of john the protestant. and we hear the testimony, the greatest among the prophets, of the holy spirit, the third person, of the most holy trinity. seeing a dove, the savior descended to rest, so briefly at the same time the gospel succinctly tells about the wondrous appearance of the most holy trinity to the human race. yes, at the birth of christ, god appeared righteous and chosen, but secretly, for example, moses was honored see god, but not face to face, from behind. not because. god wanted to distance himself from people, because everything he did for them was done with the goal of bringing them closer to himself. god revealed himself to moses as much as his mind, body, and soul could contain without being damaged. this was enough for a light to emanate from the face of the goddess, which was painful for others to look at, like... a person who has been in darkness for a long time is painfully looking at the sun, so moses had to cover his head with a veil, hiding the divine light. nativity marked a new s

john. >> john: more on the protests at the white house and other issues, let's bring in civil rightsfox news contributor leo terrell. so, houthis are attacking u.s. warships and commercial ships, fired a cruise missile at a u.s. destroyer, hit a u.s. owned commercial ship and the group of people over the white house chanting yemen, yemen, make us proud. what do you make of that? >> leo: this is where the american people can honestly see a dual system of justice, not a single arrest, secret service is telling people to relocate because of the potential danger, tearing down a fence. biden administration has told the fbi and department of justice to stand down. what you saw there, that's their political base. that is the progressive left and when you think about those individuals who are incarcerated as a result of j6, you ask yourself why the double standard. politics, progressive left, and they are not going to take any action against those individuals. they have given them a green light, john. >> john: as peter doocy was saying, a group of government employees may walk out tomorrow i

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. ♪ we, we are, we are not ♪ ♪ ok ♪ >> john: we are not ok is the message.inger and songwriter behind five for fighting. in the 1960s, probably would have been called protest songs, but i've known are you for a long time and they appear to be more musical commentary and i know october 7th, like most of the rest of the world, hit you very hard. >> john, i'm sorry, but i have a recording in my ear from someone else. i appreciate you having me. appreciate you debuting our video today. you know, this song to me, it's -- it's a moral message, it's not a political one, it's not a pro israeli video, it's not anti-palestinian video, frankly, the hero of this video is a palestinian woman. if anything, it's an anti-evil video. look, if any group, if any nation took hostages, committed these atrocities, this song would remain the same. only the names would change. if we cannot condemn evil acts, raping, murdering women, young girls, kidnapping grandmothers, beheading babies, putting babies in ovens, baking them in front of their parents, filming it and sending it to th

all around the united states in my town at pittsburg last night we protested in front of the house of senator john federman, democrat who's very supportive of israel, you're going to just see more of that, again i think people now have this legitimacy, you can carry this decision in your hand and say, we are right, this is genocide, this must stop. thank you very much for that, daniel, the human rights lawyer, thank you. bahraines have hit the streets of the capital manama to express solidarity with palestinians and denounce the presence of israel and american missions in their country. the demonstration was one of the... largest in recent years, reflecting widespread discontent with the kingdom's normalization with the israeli regime and this nexus with washington. protesters demanded the withdrawal of american marines, as the tiny persian gulf state is the headquarters of the us navy's fifth flate. they argue that the us military presence is violation of bahrain sovereignty and a threat to security. the protesters also de unwavering support for the palestinian resistance, calling fo

but john, in this to not for the flipped protest, what they say is the idea of different aggression against representatives from ya. mcgarry was from rough up was among among these really are really responses to the killing of journalist, especially those who have been killed, that you and size their homes, likes the journalist would fall, assign tv, other daughters who are supposed to be pre journalist as road has right, any army among that through his nice responses is that those journalists are believed to be working good operating within some minutes into groups like come us and these are make, do you have. but the response by the journalist has be clear to these allegations or diseases were either claims that that those channels that those skills have been killed along with their family members along with their children, wives, sisters, parents, and some other family members what's as they can't understand what is being that i see now that it be mainly that killing off of the georgia list and the communities among journalists by the, is there a are me through i was the guy just read th

the 7th of stays or protests of the economy? obviously, i'm crossing the protests. there's one to blockade john's going into the gaza strip until most of the captives released local media is reported. that is really police prevented the demonstrations from blocking some of the trucks. but some of the 8 shipments didn't make it through multiple drugs have been seen heading away from the crossing and back to egypt with full loads of humanity in 8 intended for people in gossip. the still ahead on all does it up in sports and a strategy of a comes the 1st country to reach the for the finally, it isn't a truck products here for that store the the hello there. it's all about the heat across south america at the moment with heat wave. oh, he have like conditions dominating in columbia, peru, bolivia, power. why all the way down to the southern parts of origin, tina. so bases in patrick, go near that are usually seen cold is what is when the a weather at this time. if you're asking in the sun time to temperatures touching up to 40 degrees celsius in places and the heat isn'

and i want to pull up the picture of john doar. that moment. he's standing in between the cops, the protesters, and that think was just a remarkable moment of the civil rights movement. so i'd like to start with robert. you were only two years old at the time, so i don't expect that you have many memories about it, but i'd be interested in your reflections of juxtaposed against what you've learned over the year. so. first of all, i'm a little embarrassed by all of that because dad's heroes, the heroes that he talked about in our household when i was very young, were the black civil rights workers at the grassroots level who risking their lives and lost some of them, their lives to get equal rights in the united states. so bob moses or herbert lee or dr. king or lewis allen. these were people who he really admired most. francis joseph atlas was the first sharecropper that he went to work for. so they were the ones. and he also knew and he always would out that he knew the he he knew some of the police officers behind him and he knew a lot of the

so allies and descendants of the all medians protested the takeover in several countries. now going to cairo box is now part of as advice on the territory. it is largely devoid of people following the takeover. and as a by john's plans to the region is still unclear as the by john says it sees no obstacles to last in peace treaty with its neighbour, armenia. but this wouldn't be enough to dissolve the distrust and hatred, felts by the 10s of thousands of nicole and a cairo bucks, so medians to a still displaced from a place they called home. richard get a go see. and his head of the regional studies center of foreign policy think, thinking it was on a media, the self proclaimed republic of nicole know, cut her back is no more. what does that mean for the region? well, what it means unfortunately, is a balance nation or even vindication of the use of force. sadly, this was a very much in victory of authoritarian algebra. john were a struggling democracy and it was a capitulation under duress. after 9 months of blockade, the algebra johnny military, essentially succeeded in

how does the held a vigil to on a john this is killed in the conflict between israel and him off during the school for better protections for they colleagues on the ground in gaza rights group say at least $83.00 media workers have been killed since the conference began in october, turkeys in terry minister says to match the suspects have been court after a gun attack at a charge and assemble. one person was killed the 2 assailants still in the sense of maria touch in the cities, syria district. police blocked the road to santa maria church and this bundle of to, to was sealants to come lifestyle during the sunday service. it was not immediately clear what the motive behind the attack was, but the victims nephew has spoken. since seeing that his uncle was likely not a direct target sense of these on in the day, this is he has a mental disability and was invited to attend to judge who this is 10 church was to talk to you. it's not the top of the movie. if you had no connection to politics or an organization, they went to church and became a victim of fate. there is a model. a token profe

last year, prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushed through the changes despite months of mass protests. the measure is limited the powers of judges to overturn government decisions. here's the w correspondent, john phillip schultz and jerusalem with more on the court's decision, as according to its really media, a draft document had already been leaked some days ago. so it probably comes doesn't come as a complete surprise, but the prime minister and it's on the island. his government has certainly hoped that the court with not known such a decision during the on going a war against how much as you know, as you mentioned, they have been protests throughout the last year. and it has very much a divided to the society here. and so uh it was in the end, basically the terrorist attacks and the ongoing war against how much that's have 1st sidelines these protests a little bit. so probably not a major surprise, but definitely a big political set, spike funded time y'all. and his government has yontsa left shots there as well as offensive across because of strep continues with the show and re

but john is to ask for the group to protest what they say is the idea of deliberate aggression against proposes from rafa. rodney allegory is a long among these really are read responses to the killing of journalists, especially those who have been killed at you and sized their homes, like the jordan of this would fall, assign tv, other daughters who are supposed to be pre journalist as well, has right, 80 army among that sort of these responses as that, those journalists are believed to be a working good operating within some minutes into groups like come us and they use a lot make do had. but the response by the journalist has been clear to these allegations or diseases were either claims that that those channels that those kids have been killed along with their family members, along with a children's lives assessed towards parents and some other family members. this, it brought test by as a journalist, as the 1st ever, and the past to 3 months or more than 3 months. the journalist out to cry, now i gaze was they consider to the crimes that gains then is something that is understanda

swell of dissatisfaction of the cost of living wisest, and john and the society. 2 2 2 did the political corresponding method more has been covering these protests for us on to austin area. what farmers have been telling him about why they're angry at the government? how that's right god, i'm going to you from the focus. it's actually kind of wrapping up by me and the thousands of people that were here. i've made the, with the warm, warm coffee's and restaurant. so idea, basically this is about, i don't that i'm greatly governments who should be taught to feel subsidies or something. and i said they will know slow dies, but when you talk to elizabeth more than that, they're angry about environmental protections, which they say make their lives and their jobs harder, their own grab a minimum wage here in germany it says use the see. makes it hard for them to compete with farmers in spain and naturally and friends. and they're angry at what they say is falsely assuming that they're not. they're not valued by the government in balance of a not kid for that type form that they're on off the

caller: there have been weekly protests in chicago, john.y weekend, every saturday for the most part. we march downtown. ho: do you go every saturday? caller: i try to. i am not going to give up my location so much. we all know how that goes.jm beautiful environment, a lot of highly educated people on this facts about this situation,spanning a half-century here. see it for what it is.■v host: have you been involved in other protest movements before? is this the first issue that got you out marching on a saturday repeatedly? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

the sending of human ashes to the earth's satellite, by the way, caused protests from the navajo peopleould desecrate the moon. for landing the model also chose to not previously explore the place. the domes are grumbling for heisen. they call the moons a mystery and a geological riddle. the fact is that they are formed from magma rich in silica. the necessary conditions for the formation of such volcanoes on earth are the presence of water and collisions of lithospheric plates. and scientists have been puzzling over for quite some time how they could have appeared on the moon, where the presence of water and the presence of powerful tectonic processes have not been proven. why the commercial lunar module mission failed remains to be seen. there are several hypotheses. one of them says that the experimental navigation system could have malfunctioned; it was not initially planned to be used for the actual landing of the device, but they wanted to test it for orientation in space. representatives of the developer company also posted a photo of the damaged module casing, but did not specif

it's not a nice civilians for finding themselves in the firing line and thoughts and thoughts, john and this to how's preventative work to protest at what they say is the idea, deliberate aggression against the whole test. from rafa romeo to guard was the one among these really are really responses to the killing of journalist, especially those who have been killed at you and size their homes, likes the jordan, and this would fall assign tv, either daughters who are supposed to be pre journalist as road has threatened the army among that's what his niece responses as that those journalists are, believed to be a working good operating within some minutes into groups like come us and they use a lot make do had. but the response by the journalist has been clear to these allegations or diseases really claims that, that those channels that those kids have been killed along with their family members along with their children, wives, sisters, parents, and some other family members what's as they can't understand what is being that i see now that it is mainly that killing off of the georgia lis

trump owns the party, it's his party mechanism, he's won two contests but remember, john, the interesting thing about donald trump is, he's both the incumbent and the protest candidate, very few times have we seen that in american politics, he's got an interesting dichotomy going on but he is the incumbent more than anything else and he's going to have to bring the party together and bring independent voters to the republican side if he wants to win this general election, even against joe biden. >> we've got our bookers trying to line up grover cleveland, perhaps the only man who's been through anything like this before. we'll let you know how that goes. patrick griffin, thank you for being with us. >> that was really interesting. the incumbent and the protest candidate all in one, so throw it all out. >> no, it's true, it's really interesting, he's trying to figure out exactly what he represents right now, and how he should be judged. >> but do not poke the bear. >> do not poke the bear. i learned that with you. >>> moving on, the ceo of boeing doing damage control on capitol hill after

john is the local and say the countries of pod hide history influenced the feelings towards the palestinian conflict. so in order to support the people of palestine, um when they say we are old pesticide, we are old pet of style and i think as a full now part of that state, it was only necessary for us to say we feel you. we see you and support, so that's why we're hitting it. i just think it's really important to stand and some of the other tea with the people of had this done and particularly the people of guys of it have in good about a 100 days of just torture. and we're very proud of our legal team that took them into to the i, c j. and sometimes it's easy to feel quite helpless, but are demonstrations and i'm sharing information about what's happening. sharing the truth is, is incredibly important. so that's why i came to i think the standard is today because i'm your support, my most me. but others in the genocide into foot off turnover moves. so yeah, mostly by some of my brothers and sisters. wow. you know and we put in for you we know where this is, don't you? it's gotta weight is

the protests now planned and will other college leaders be next?a and kate are away, i'm john berman with rahel solomon. "cnn news central" starts now. >>> so the question this morning, what will donald trump appeal today? it really is a multiple choose question. the most probable answer is his seat right there, colorado's ruling to remove him from his primary ballot. that appeal is expected anytime, only about 24 hours left to file t there is a deadline. he appealed a similar decision in maine overnight and did not stop there. overnight his lawyers asked a federal appeals court to rehear his immunity argument in the e. jean carroll defamation lawsuit. and a brand-new leelg filing outlines how trump plans to fight special counsel jack smith to get immunity in the federal election subversion case. oral arguments on that scheduled for next week and of course all of this is happening with just days before the iowa caucuses. cnn's zachary cohen here with the flurry of legal developments. zach? >> reporter: john, let's start in may obviously with this a

john kerry is stepping down as the climate czar to work on the campaign.nd a half on a private jet. >> dana: that reminds me the day gore released a truth in 2002 or 2003, coldest day of the year, that is what climate protesters remind me of, they are per persuading no one. >> jessica: greg. >> greg: they should die of embarrassment. if you're not bothering me, we're good. you don't bother me, i don't bother you, protest until you are blue in the face, it will match your hair. that is no longer a guiding principle, it is we have to interfere with your life and make it hard on you. and these things, this is baby games, nothing. the dems are in a pickle, they have been doled extremism with extremist language by saying the world is ending and they have created a brainwashed army that is feeding off this internal mental illness, hate for humanity temperature is on you. >> jessica: i am responsible for all bad things. >> jesse: when you disrupt our lives we sit around and ask, they are not persuading us, they are not eliciting sympathy. dana perino knows adams

caller: there have been weekly protests in chicago, john. nearly every weekend, every saturday for the most part. we march downtown. ho: do you go every saturday? caller: i try to. i am not going to give up my location so much. we all know how that goes.jm beautiful environment, a lot of highly educated people on this facts about this situation,spanning a half-century here. see it for what it is.■v host: have you been involved in other protest movements before? is this the first issue that got you out marching on a saturday repeatedly? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> let me first note drone act yesterday by iranian-backedmy litschia on forces in jordan that killed three of our soldiers, wounded many others. first and foremost, i'm thinking of those who lost their those who are wounded, their family members and their friends. every day we have our men and women in uniform around t

he tried to strike on the chin and not supporting to protestant and health officials. are discuss the latest with robert of facebook. john this mohammed mission a look at a subsidy. do you mean? says that the if it isn't it, do you mean it yesterday night? and deployed snipers from the roofs of the city, a homes and the, the drones, the edelmans that skies. what do you mean? and i really said it, but those are arrived and they destroyed the streets and it flashes it off to between to follow cygnus. and in mid idea of the forces and the and that's it. and it to the mirrors of most, expel a few minutes to bring the number of those and killed since even october right now to 352, but also uh, just like you get to pick a list of them on the bus 6. and as you need it down to the many, a set of breaking off at all, it's christmas today. it's the 7th of johnny. there's some people, even a protest fine. who was celebrating here in russia we are as well. um, i know it seems almost preposterous to suggest that people could be positive given what's going on. but can you give us a

the sending of human ashes to the earth's satellite, by the way, caused protests from the navajo peoplet the model also chose a location not previously studied. the domes of geisen are called a lunar mystery and a geological riddle. that they are formed from magma rich in silica. a necessary condition for the formation of such volcanoes on earth is the presence of water and collisions of lithospheric plates. and scientists have been puzzling over how they could have done this for quite some time. appear on the moon, where the presence of water and the presence of powerful tectonic processes have not been proven. why the commercial lunar module mission failed remains to be seen. there are several hypotheses: one of them says that the experimental navigation system may have malfunctioned. it was not initially planned to be used for the actual landing of the device, but they wanted to test it for orientation in space. representatives of the developer's company also posted a photo of the damaged module casing, but did not specify. how could this affect the position of the solar panels and t

the hometown of the killed the to and why he formerly was a minute to come on to protest is packed the streets. and robert i demanding was that in john cooling for the latest of hezbollah to take action on his signature on this? my haven't the jeep has more, is, is a great, i your, i'm on couple of thing. those as the, some was thanks. it goes on tones witness. this night it is a 100, so the, i can give you. but a scene is the state of investigates of, from a law on the old, on the phone, on how to do, you know, fix the risk that i get. i get a solution of team and it was banks, the goal for a demonstrations and to collections with the ideas and things this will contribute to the violence it's condition in the region and instability and those back the policy is all and so got you as soon as possible, the people in guys of but to what make this a war different from us was that is the, from the press to close the sink terminals. and for those between guys as well. so they've got a sense of those backups invested within gas up while you're providing with supplies, medical supplies, any ki

>> people have right to protest, if they do it the right way thachl is fine.y. if you went there during covid, everything boarded up, nothing going on and i don't think it has improved much. i can see why they want to move it out of town. i'm free market capitalist. let the free market decide on that. we'll see how it plays out. there is a lot of blame to go around. >> todd: here are numbers on crime. d.c. ending 2023 with homicide up 35%, robbery up 67%, motor vehicle theft up 82% and arson up 175%. where have activists been as their city has fallen into disrepair necessitating a move like this? >> i think it goes back to the fact there is a national story on this, democrats can't talk about crime. republicans have to talk about crime temperature is a problem with representation, people representing them have to tow the line and appeal to donors from outside the state. congress has a big problem, we need to fix representation. they are not able to talk about important issues because they are not allowing voices to represent their community. it is like party l

so allies and descendants of the all medians protested the takeover in several countries. now, going to cairo by his now positive. as advice on the territory, it is largely devoid of people following the takeover. and as a by john's plans for the region is still unclear. as the by john says, it sees no obstacles to at last in peace treaty with its neighbour, armenia. but this wouldn't be enough to dissolve the distrust and hatred, felts by the 10s of thousands of laguna cairo, bucks, so medians to a still displaced from a place they cooled home, a budget for me, and the dw news team will be back soon with more headlines in the meantime, you can check us out online due to the news dot com. and we're also on you to see if there's any blends. thanks for watching the shows either in st. and feel the same way you expect and one different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's nice on the side or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stop in port is not i want my son to become a doctor.

so allies and descendants of the armenians protested the takeover in several countries. now going to cairo boxes, now positive as advice on the territory, it is largely devoid of people following the takeover. and does it by john's plans to the region is still unclear. as a by john says it sees no obstacles to it lost in peace treaty with its neighbour, armenia. but this wouldn't be enough to dissolve the distrust and hatred felt by the 10s of thousands of nicole and a cairo bucks. so medians to a still displaced from a place they called home. and finally, an australian woman says she has found the best excuse ever to be late for work. check us out. she woke up to find a 600 kilogram elephant seal lock in her car. a seal is a celebrity in the southern state of pennsylvania and its regularly spotted wandering down the beaches and roads around hobart locals have named tim neal. so you have to watch out for those seals. that's it from me. in the dw news team, you can find out more online d, w dot com. you can also check us out on youtube or the dw channel. excuse me, there'

so allies and descendants of the all medians protested the takeover in several countries. now going to cairo box is now part of as advice on the territory. it is largely devoid of people following the takeover. and does it by john's plans for the region is still unclear as the by john says it sees no obstacles to it last in peace treaty with its neighbour, armenia. but this wouldn't be enough to dissolve the distrust and hatred felt by the 10s of thousands of new going to cairo, bucks, so medians to a still displaced from a place they cool time. and before we go, we're going to turn to some very important news out of australia, a woman there. so she has found the best excuse ever to be late for work. and here it is that she woke up to find a 600 kilogram elephant steel walk in her car, seal has become something of a celebrity and the southern state of tasmania is regularly spotted wandering down the beaches and roads around hobart locals have named tim neal of the so you might want to go to work, but neil, the seal has other plans that you're use updates. thank you so much

and the discussions will continue this week. protested in south africa's capital. so how does the kind of how the vigil to honor the gen this kills and the conflict between israel and thomas, john, this call for back to protections for the colleagues on the ground in concept rights group say at least a c 3 media. well, because have been killed since since the conflicts dotted in the october feelings center rice candidate to alexander stew about the national coalition party is one of the 1st round of the countries presidential election. he will face level green party candidate. becca how vis, due in the run of boats. on february, the 11th japan space agency says it has re established communications. with this move alonda off, the power was restored to the croft. the small rover will resume its mood admission to explore the surface, the prophet touch down on the surface of the moon earlier this month, but run into some technical issues when recharging it's solar battery, a west african nations nisha molly and to book you know, fall, so have announced that they are le

to so long cannot, warehouse coworkers have walked off the job to protest against a government planned to allow only doctors to receive an increase in transport allowance. the strike is brought the health care system to a standstill with many hospitals cancelling surgeries. now fernandez has more from columbus. so the of trade unions uh other than the doctors. uh, they are claiming that there are almost a 100000 health sector workers that have joined the strikes today. no, it started from 630 this morning. it's a 24 hour stoppage, starting with the shift changes basically on the 2nd basis from 630 this morning. so we're seeing obviously that is a cross section of stuff. you have people like lab assistants who have radio prefers, uh you have the move um, sort of stuff being other jobs, most of the manual jobs and things like that. but it was within the band out of the health sector on north doctors. basically the main grouse is that for a long time during the konami crisis that they took a collective decision not to push the government for much needed salary increments and reviews. they

if you can figure this one out, line offer stuff. props are getting a john mellencamp referenced in the newscast. the 2nd polosa says that the protesters are spreading fitness methods. what does that even mean? why would she say something like this? i have no i again, this is a, this is the, this is a good message. may someone say the i c j just in his preliminary phone, finding bone genocide and a host of violations of international law violations and the like. so what you're doing is you're having this, this of this concocted world monster vladimir bonus, basically endorsing peas and the cessation of what the i, c j, and many people believe is just size of think about this. she's on tv, excoriating somebody for daring to raise the idea that genocide, if you were to believe others shouldn't be stopped there, that there should be a cessation of, of targeted death of a, of in a nationality. whatever. i mean, did anybody call her back and say this policy with all due respect? i didn't hurt anyone. i'm thinking maybe you might be part of a russia conspiracy because what do you do just did

the health care was in sri lanka have worked off the job in protest against a government plan to allow only doctors to receive an increase in the transport allowance. the strike has brought the health care system to a standstill with many hospitals and counseling. surgeries, the system had already been strained by staff shortages and reduced funding. also the country to can bankruptcies back in 2022. and l fernandez has moved from the capital columbus to be of trade unions uh other than the doctors. uh they are claiming that there are almost a 100000 health sector workers that have joining the strikes today. no, it started from 630 this morning. it's a 24 hour stoppage. starting with the shift changes, basically on the 2nd business from 630 this morning. so we're seeing obviously that is a cross section of stuff. you have people like lab assistance, you have radio prefers you have the move um, sort of stuff being other jobs, most of manual jobs and things like that, but it was within the band note of the has picked up on north dr. basically the main grouse is that for a long time durin

so why he was formerly a minute to come on to protest as packed to the streets and rama that you can see that the mounting. rosanne john pointing from indeed is of has belong to take action out of sydney. and john, this mohammed, initially how small is, is a great, i your, i won't, couple of thing. those as the some with the banks. it goes on towns witness this night. it is a 100. so the, i can give you, but a scene is the state of the investigator from a law on the side of how do you know that i'm a law. take the risk that i get. i get a solution of him and it was bank sold for a demonstrations and to collections with the ideas and things this will contribute to the violence explanation and very young and instability. last back, the policy is all and so got you as soon as possible. the people in guys of but to what make this a war different from the previous wars that is from the press to close the sink, terminals, and folders between doesn't israel. so they've got a sense of those think adults invested in god's help while you're providing food supplies, medical supplies, any kind o

in libya and at the same time, john, let's not forget as well there's high-tensions in the middle eastmmodity. >> and one more here at home. starbucks has become the first national coffee retailer to offer this new option for drive-thru and mobile orders. sylvia, what is it? >> that's right. so this is an important one for all the coffee lovers out there and also for those that care about their carbon footprint because starbucks is now offering the possibility to consumers to bring their own reusable cups when ordering coffee on their mobiles but also via the drive-thru option. starbucks has said this is part of a broader step to, indeed, cut waste by 50% by 2030. and starbucks also said that more broadly speaking it just fits in with a larger cultural movement to shift away from those disposable cups. >> and certainly any coffee news we figure is of particular interest to our "way too early" audience. cnbc's live from london, thank you as always. as we just discussed minutes ago dozens of republicans toured the border and now several members of the house gop are threatening to shutdow

i've been protesting against the war and gaza, given it's unpopularity. i was just there as white house correspondent, kimberly how get challenge john cubby on whether joe biden consult public opinion and making foreign policy decisions. the president was sent a letter friday from a bipartisan group of lawmakers, and he had been accused of on strikes against by 5 passing congress. they said, no president, regardless of political party, has the constitutional authority to bypass congress on matters of 4. do you think that that would apply here given this escalation? what were the root, these we're not going to be, we're not looking for a we're, we're the wrong president is comfortable that he has the appropriate legal authorities to act in self defense of our ships. our sailors, our troops, and our facilities, etc, or sure, isn't that time to evolve the american people, given the fact that the american people were not happy about us. so let me know if you're not happy about a tax on commercial shipping. in the richie, i also suspect are not happy about see

the health care walk as in sri lanka has walked off the job there in protest against a government plan to allow only doctors to receive an increase in that transport allowance. the strike has brought the health care system to a standstill with many hospitals. also, truthfully, surgery's been often and as has moved from the capital columbia to the of trade unions other than the doctors. they are claiming that there are almost a 100000 health sector workers that have joining the strikes today. no, it started from 630 this morning. it's a 24 hour stoppage. starting with the shift changes basically on the 2nd business from 630 this morning. so we're seeing obviously that is a cross section of stuff. you have people like lab assistance, you have radio prefers you have the move um, sort of stuff being other jobs, most of the manual jobs and things like that, but it was within the band note of the has picked up on north dr. basically the main grouse is that for a long time during the code on the crisis that they took a collective decision not to push the government for a much needed salary in

planet. >> is high tide, climate crazy john kerry bounce from the biden administration.d radical, liberal communist make a list for getting away with violent protests. ♪ he we are back with a fox news alert, nikki haley : campaign of it in donahue, iowa. let's listen in for a couple of moments. >> i'm going to give you the answer. i saw every day of the united nations, terrorist thugs and dictators tell us what they are going to do. amazingly transparent what hamas said they would invade israel. it happened. china said they would take hong kong. we watched it. russia said they would invade ukraine. they did what they said they were going to do. china said taiwan is next, we better believe him. russia said once they take ukraine, poland baltics our next, solar nato countries, it puts america at work. this is about preventing work, it's always been about preventing work. that's why we should give them equipment and ammunition they need to win. we shouldn't send our troops, they want to win on their own. putin has hit rock bottom, we know that. they've lost 87% of their fig

john. >> john: antisemitic protests on college campuses may be having an unintended consequence. >> sandrackman have spoken out against them, accused claudine gay of being a dei hire. >> john: dave, no better place to begin than what bill ackman said about dei on x, reading in part, dei was not about diversity in its purest form but rather a political advocacy movement on behalf of certain groups deemed oppressed under dei methodology, and says when one examines dei and the ideological heritage it does not take long to understand the movement is inherently inconsistent with basic american values. to an increasing number of businesses, dave, dei has become very toxic. >> yeah, well, i was thrilled to hear bill ackman say that and many more business leaders are saying it and to all of them say what many of us say on fox and people have been saying for years, bruce willis from die hard, welcome to the party, pal. we have been calling this out for a long time. it does not matter which way racism goes, whether it's racism of white people against black people or black people against white people

and john carlos came of age in the during that time, he began protesting against the school closures. in 2013, philadelphia closed 24 public schools, one of the largest mass school closings in american history. he joined an organization called youth night change, which was a youth led organization in resisting against these these policies. and i followed his trajectory as an activist that helped tell a broader story about public education in the city. so in some, you know, each of them illustrate some history or some policy or institution and i think i hope hopefully give voice to that and humanize them by connecting agency with which structure. one thing i really admire about the book is that you told the stories as they were in all of their complexity, even when that didn't necessarily serve the policy conclusions. and i won't spoil brian's story for those who haven't read the bo ystrous encounter with the law turns out to have, you know, a little bit of a silver lining at the end. that's school that you focus on is arguably an example of, you know, what happens when you allow capit

and john carlos came of age in the during that time, he began protesting against the school closures. in 2013, philadelphia closed 24 public schools, one of the largest mass school closings in american history. he joined an organization called youth night change, which was a youth led organization in resisting against these these policies. and i followed his trajectory as an activist that helped tell a broader story about public education in the city. so in some, you know, each of them illustrate some history or some policy or institution and i think i hope hopefully give voice to that and humanize them by connecting agency with which structure. one thing i really admire about the book is that you told the stories as they were in all of their complexity, even when that didn't necessarily serve the policy conclusions. and i won't spoil brian's story for those who haven't read the book yet, but his his initial disastrous encounter with the law turns out to have, you know, a little bit of a silver lining at the end. that's school that you focus on is arguably an example of, you know, wha

let's cross live now to john, less money like time joining us from the us capital money a lot. i'm happy to have you join me right now. what are you seeing of the process? how big is arriving? in this 1? 105 is southern. you want me to go down to the r b. i am presently right now. i've been in the mars for god the rally here in downtown washington, dc added for, you know, a lot of the shattering, kicked off some, maybe about an hour ago in the ground. continue to grow circles much of the growing crowd, but i estimate at least $10000.00 people that i thought would be the crowd, the bending down. pass your close to the main avenue, the main drag, and was indeed the speakers are the moment to are currently family members and survivors, the environment, the lot their families know their voices for the dad right now we've heard some very tearful stories. the more in breaking images shown, the there are the, the lakers that are scheduled to be here on site, including dr. cornell west. the candidate here in the united states, as well as the dr. jill time, who is also the guy i'm going

for major protests in berlin? a comes after weeks of demonstration over proposals. they've got fuels subsidies for the agricultural sector. in response to the outcry, germany's coalition government rolled back some of the us terry t measures, but farmers still see the move puts their livelihoods at risk. officials say the far right is becoming involved in the movement and accusation if it is denied best and useful not on alta 0. i'll be back with more news in for 2 minutes after talk to launch is here to stay with us. the, the latest news, as it breaks, for many people have religion to separate from the states and then not willing to change the traditions with detailed coverage for the next 3 or 4 months. when people enter into the main previous case, as opposed to prison or rise again from around the world, it was near here at valley forge that the us get declared its independence, which still had to fight for this funding democracy. that is what joe biden says, needs to happen now. the torture goes evolution as

changes despite months of mass protests. the measures limited the powers of judges to over time. government decisions is getting more from a correspondent, young philip shots in jerusalem. welcome john philip, why with these reforms? so politically divisive, because so many fear that these reforms quits, destroyed the basic elements of democracy in israel, and that they would give a way too much power to it, to the government. it's an assessment that the court has confirmed with its ruling about also many critics that say that this reform has somewhat been a personal project of 5 minutes, then it's on now to protect himself from his ongoing corruption trial. and we have to keep in mind that we are talking about a year of protests. so they, there were protests almost throughout the year of 2023. and they were only somewhat sidelines by the terrorist attacks and the war and, and guys at the moment. so what happens now is that this legislation has been struck down as well. the big question is, what were the time you all would d

is accusation to the genocide is being committed in john's on the, in the, in the media on march of silver garrity with palestinian mocks, $100.00 days of old war and gas or taking up protest around the globe to demand israel puts in and do the carnage and the us state department concerns the death of chevy and american journalist gonzalez, 0 and ukraine, as his father says he was tortured to death in prison. very supportive was in a lot of mirrors and sell mc the from wherever you're watching around the globe. but it's good to have you with this . this is our t international coming to you live from months ago. i do show a josh top stories. this our, the world is witness and a new round of western military aggression in the media list in clear violation of international law. that's the message from the russian ambassador to the united nations security council. convinced to discuss the attack on gammon, carried out by british and american forces, a zill and this is easiest to so the white house has stated that it resolves the rights, the resume military action shouldn't receive any new thre

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hometown of the killed k to and why he was formerly a military command protests as parts of the streets and rumbling to mounting revenge on quoting, for the leaders of hezbollah to take action. palestinian john this man, how much did she has? no, this is a i guess i your one, couple of seen those as the some west bank because our towns weakness at this night . it is a 100 so i can give you what i've seen as the mistake of an investigator from a la on the north side. how do you know that i'm a law fix the rest the i get, i get a solution of him and it was the bank stores for a demonstrations and to collections with the idea. i think this will contribute to the violence it's condition and that even on these people, the lowest bank, the policy is all. and so got it. the asking price was the people in guys of but today let's make this a war different from the previous wars that is the, from the press to close the pressing terminals. and for the us between guys is a l. so the soonest of those think i'll come back, you wouldn't guess of by providing food supplies because supplies any kind of

the a legislative assembly session have to be a john just minutes off the convening due to the demonstration organizes with a jewish voice. the piece on is not now groups. the latin international met what it says. it sounds a gave sign of protest, a fee for an audience to american village is pulled up as well and will not change black t shirts that read. net garza net. meanwhile in the west bank reports coming in that idea of full says have conducted rates in the northern town of touring the hold up last, right, that is electric, the walk of an explosive device that targeted in his way the army folders on several other armed vehicles. belonging to the idea of flushing patrolling the streets of the city. this thursday morning. here. i'm gonna base jonathan. haben, she brings us the latest from that part of the world. a policy on myself has to be clear this morning that may have little effect what the 9 useful as well as seen on the front, the moving stuff into boston. littleton with best buy as i did when it was added to more than 50 inches. uh for that was back to just out of the could you c

the divisions in israel protests as call for an end to the war as others call for an end to nothing . yahoo! this time as prime minister john hope from the devastation. we're going to take you to a wedding in a tense, cities, southern guns. opposite a couple of lost their homes and family members. the 20 g m t. and we're going to begin with a tax across the middle east on more fears of violence across the region. in the city, a 5 senior and runny and military advisors have been killed in an air strike. and on this president abraham, right, you see says their desk will not go on on. search to around says israel is to play . and how are the size almost sold for john? for saturday? we heard the sound, it's 3 consecutive explosions. the talking to the building here behind this. as you know, we were shocked and shaken. everything is broken, offensive. the building flew from the building that was struck and then came into i clutch in dc called there was no one that you know, i'm going to say basically a rock for us forces and stations. as being targeted, coalition troops of fired back launc