what took you to claim the cost of doing business in columbia. but in fact, the disregard for the lives of the people who lived in the banana producing region . and in that sense, it's a very important, very important precedent. you touched on these other cases around the country, are they essentially the same? chiquita is admitted that it paid $1700000.00 to these death squads. the debt squads and wantonly killed people. and the company must take responsibility, is that essentially what these cases are? the cases are all similar to that they come from bell, whether the idea of bell weathers again. so each case may be somewhat different based on the individual characteristics of the extra additional killings who was killed, where they were killed, what piece of land was involved, etc. so they may be somewhat different. i do want to say that 1700000 doesn't sound like very much, but it was considered saved money to get the a u. c. i started organized, incorporated into an umbrella organization. so it was very important early money. so if i can put

what took you to claim the cost of doing business in columbia. but in fact, the disregard for the lives of the people who lived in the banana producing region . and in that sense, it's a very important, very important precedent. you touched on these other cases around the country, are they essentially the same? chiquita is admitted that it paid $1700000.00 to these death squads the deaths squads and wantonly killed people. and the company must take responsibility, is that essentially what these cases are? the cases are all similar to that they come from bell, whether the idea of bell weathers again. so each case may be somewhat different based on the individual characteristics of the extra additional killings who was killed, where they were killed, what piece of land was involved, etc. so they may be somewhat different. i do want to say that 1700000 doesn't sound like very much, but it was considered saved money to get the a u. c. i started organized, incorporated into an umbrella organization. so it was very important early money is if i can put

this decision to re enter columbia in 1988 is the at the height of violence. in the banana producing regions from that decision flows, everything they did, which ends up at the pain of a paramilitary of a right of an ultra right wing paramilitary founded in this region by the banana plantation owners. what had to be to prove and in the trial were essentially 3 things. the 1st was that this parent military actually kills the plaintiffs or the plaintiff's families in killed torture or committed extra judicial killings of the families that were in this particular trial in florida. so we had to show that 1st of all they were responsible for the killings. the 2nd thing we had to show is that shaquita paid them in effect, paying for some of the bullets, the guns, etc. and the violence that was occurring in this region. and the 3rd thing was that shaquita did this, not as a normal business practice, but did, and not as extortion did not do so under duress, but in fact made what the lawyers call the pact with the devil meeting the a you see they pair the right when ki

as decision to re enter columbia in 1988 is the at the height of violence. in the banana producing regions from that decision flows, everything they did, which ends up at the pain of a paramilitary of a right of an ultra right wing paramilitary founded in this region by the banana plantation owners. what had to be to prove and in the trial were essentially 3 things. the 1st was that this parent military actually kills the plaintiffs or the plaintiffs. families in killed torture or committed extra judicial killings of the families that were in this particular trial in florida. so we had to show that 1st of all they were responsible for the killings. the 2nd thing we had to show is that shaquita paid them in effect, paying for some of the bullets, the guns, etc. and the violence that was occurring in this region. and the 3rd thing was that shakita did this not as a normal business practice, but did, and not as extortion did not do so under duress, but in fact made what the lawyers call the pact with the devil meeting the a you see they appear the right when co

as decision to re enter columbia in 1988 at the, at the height of violence. in the banana producing regions from that decision flows, everything they did, which ends up at the pain of a paramilitary of a right of an ultra right wing paramilitary founded in this region by the banana plantation owners. what had to be to prove and in the trial were essentially 3 things. the 1st was that this parent military actually kills the plaintive or the plaintive families in killed torture or committed extra judicial killings of the families that were in this particular trial in florida. so we had to show that 1st of all they were responsible for the killings. the 2nd thing we had to show is that shaquita paid them in effect, paying for some of the bullets, the guns, etc. and the violence that was occurring in this region. and the 3rd thing was that shakita did this not as a normal business practice, but did, and not as extortion did not do so under duress, but in fact made what the lawyers call the pact with the devil meeting the a you see they appear the right when comin

this decision to re enter columbia in 1988 is the at the height of violence. in the banana producing regions from that decision flows, everything they did, which ends up at the pain of a paramilitary of a right of an ultra right wing paramilitary founded in this region by the banana plantation owners. what had to be to prove and in the trial were essentially 3 things. the 1st was that this parent military actually kills the plaintiffs or the plaintiff's families in killed torture or committed extra judicial killings of the families that were in this particular trial in florida. so we had to show that 1st of all they were responsible for the killings. the 2nd thing we had to show is that shaquita paid them in effect, paying for some of the bullets, the guns, etc. and the violence that was occurring in this region. and the 3rd thing was that shaquita did this, not as a normal business practice, but did, and not as extortion did not do so under duress, but in fact made what the lawyers call the pact with the devil meeting the a you see they pair the right when co

for his first year at columbia.o, wonderful. i do want to add some of stranger influences that were outside of the sciences, but very important and maybe set of sorry inspiring boas to go on that rather daring voyage to baffin island a voyage which he was partially prepared for and partially very naive, going into when he to baffin island his inuit was atrocious and he had spent a long time actually many months when he was conscripted into the german military trying to learn this language. but what he found was that many of people actually spoke good german and almost all of them spoke some english. and so the means of communication in the beginning were actually physically stated by the people that he encountered was read really widely at different points in his career. he wanted to be a mathematician, physicist he wanted to be a kind of avant garde physicist. he was looking into mental effects on observation, but he also read lot of travel literature during that time, and he read charles hall. he read the of johan

here is to part there's up columbia. hello. this is your 1st final. since the cook, the last time columbia reached the final, the cup of america was back in 2001. neither of you were born and how do you feel, how are you seeing your, your, your team? personally, i'm a nervous but i mean, these are, we're columbia and everything we know he's by you tell me what do you think has been the key for columbia that brought it to the final that return of com? is that a good for example, to a higher level? yeah, i think so like time is like a key piece to or we're also like to induce the american.

do you want to come to columbia and study with me again? [laughter] but luckily we are good siblings. we have a good relationship. he's such a nice big brother to me. i was really happy being in the same place and studying with him and sharing what we learned from the same professors as well. we went to the pyongyang foreign languages school and same college at the university and we actually were in the same kind of department, it is called foreign literature department. and his major was english and my major was chinese. so maybe that's why we are not quite close at the time. but now we are here and becam a good friends now. since olivia gave all of you an introduction of sphaoeuf, what i'm going to say -- of myself, what i'm going to say is i want to also highlight two things of what i recognize from my education in america that is important to address. one of the things is the humanitarian aid which i have various discussions throughout the class. one of the classes at columbia with a bunch of students and we divided into two groups. one

final was 23 years ago, back in 2001 the only time columbia won this tournament to the 3rd. this was the 3rd final over all before 2001. you have to go all the way back to 1975, which i understand explain just how excited the colombians were width reaching this the final with their team. they are happy because they believe that this is the beginning of a new process for this team that has shown that they are able to play a great fit with both. but once again, in the end, they then when there is a small consolation prize scale in a country that is deeply divided politically, deeply polarized the this team brought the country to gather and the president of columbia douglas that will fit to announce that tomorrow will be a holiday, at least for public employees, to celebrate the fact that this team brought the country together. i listened that i'm get the, i just read a book that didn't tennis color. so how carouse is the wimbledon champion? once again, ties from a size lab reports and the gentleman singles champion for 2020 full from spain. carlos full grand slam finals, full

c about columbia and i didn't seem to control the game for several minutes. there was the possible tennessee for columbia that refer, you go check the bar, and i decided to move on. there was also a goal toward by i can see now that was a v and the color fail down 004. this it has the name, jazz after 66 minutes. and there was also a complain, some part of both themes on the condition of the fits in miami. this has been an issue throughout this the comp i'm at it just so we're now waiting for the extra time to start. and then eventually the penalties of thousands of people are out here in the night of the capital. but what time in cities across columbia hoping to see their team when just to give you an idea of how important this is for me, i can see that it's usually extremely paula arrives the by that for the kelly extremely unequal economically though when it comes to football and, and cycling in particular, these are do sparks that bring the people together. and this is what we're seeing here. the presidents of the country, gustavo, federal, to underlying

three administrators of columbia university were suspended for supporting gaza and the palestinians. he fired columbia university officials christian crum, matthew patashnik, and susan chaankim on charges of anti-semitism. the three men were suspended after the washington post published images of messages exchanged between the three men about a seminar on jewish college life. this is the latest action by the officials of this university in suppressing any support for gaza or criticism of the zionist regime for decades students or professors of various american universities protesting the genocide in gaza and criticizing the university's support. this country was expelled or suspended from the zionist regime. now, to further investigate the latest pressures and repressions against the protestors of the assassination in the united states, we want to go to new york to talk with hikmat abu khater, a reporter and researcher. hello mr. abu khater. yes hello we received news that 3 of columbia university's administrators were suspended due to their support for gaza and the palestinians in a

columbia university officials fired christian crum, matthew patashnik, and susan chankim on charges of anti-semitism . the three were suspended after the washington post published hoax images of messages exchanged between the three about a seminar on jewish college life. this is the latest action by the officials of this university in suppressing any support for gaza or criticism of the zionist regime. so far, dozens of students or professors of various american universities have protested the massacre in gaza and criticized the university's support. of this country were expelled or suspended from the zionist regime. now, to further investigate the latest pressures and repressions against genocide protestors in america , we want to go to new york to talk with reporter and researcher hikmat abu khater. hello mr. abu khater. some of columbia university's directors were suspended due to their support for gaza and the palestinians. in a situation where universities are entering their vacation season and student protests have naturally decreased, are the american authorities and institution

and others, we were waiting to see what happened in terms of columbia and brazil in particular.umbia put out a statement first, and it's similar to the statement that came out in that they stopped short of outwardly challenging the results but they did cast some doubt and ask for proof basically and said the transparency is critical and they asked for the authorities to publish the results at the precinct level much like other countries while it is clear to me the statement came out much later and made a point of emphasizing they want to wait and it was interesting that he said he wasn't going to be calling this fraud yet so that indicates there may be more conversations going on the ground unlike other countries that end up sending representatives, he is here and can be having conversations potentially in caracas. i do wonder if that leaves room for further talks and throughout the campaign cycle there's been a lot of focus on brazil and columbia as potential mediators in the negotiations, and the u.s. has been eager to have them. given the statements last night, i don't know,

and others, we were waiting to see what happened in terms of columbia and brazil in particular. columbia put out a statement first, and it's similar to the statement that came out in that they stopped short of outwardly challenging the results but they did cast some doubt and ask for proof basically and said the transparency is critical and they asked for the authorities to publish the results at the precinct level much like other countries while it is clear to me the statement came out much later and made a point of emphasizing they want to wait and it was interesting that he said he wasn't going to be calling this fraud yet so that indicates there may be more conversations going on the ground unlike other countries that end up sending representatives, he is here and can be having conversations potentially in caracas. i do wonder if that leaves room for further talks and throughout the campaign cycle there's been a lot of focus on brazil and columbia as potential mediators in the negotiations, and the u.s. has been eager to have them. given the statements last night, i don't kn

and others, we were waiting to see what happened in terms of columbia and brazil in particular.a put out a statement first, and it's similar to the statement that came out in that they stopped short of outwardly challenging the results but they did cast some doubt and ask for proof basically and said the transparency is critical and they asked for the authorities to publish the results at the precinct level much like other countries while it is clear to me the statement came out much later and made a point of emphasizing they want to wait and it was interesting that he said he wasn't going to be calling this fraud yet so that indicates there may be more conversations going on the ground unlike other countries that end up sending representatives, he is here and can be having conversations potentially in caracas. i do wonder if that leaves room for further talks and throughout the campaign cycle there's been a lot of focus on brazil and columbia as potential mediators in the negotiations, and the u.s. has been eager to have them. given the statements last night, i don't know, give

people are now looking at the half time show by columbia. it's super size check data and everybody is waiting to see what's going to happen in the 2nd half. and so the winner will be the same thing since he was also football fee. but in spain tonight we've been going to one into your pin, trying to ship in berlin fronting delirious excitement for some crushing heartbreak for others. it's a full time the spine. it's have won the title and good stuff for the 2nd consecutive defeats to you is fine. that's all for me. so now the news continues off the agent to then the state, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the latest news as the drakes functioning hospitals across the street are in the, bring up a lot with details coverage. elizabeth facilities are 400 of 1000. more people are a risk of contracting, painful and dangerous. inspection from the hearts of the story goes, is economy is in ruins. israel hospital gifted and destroyed industrial that employed tens of thousands of people. the not is me. so neither one of us demands of the suite of saucy on a w

the veterans hospital in columbia where he was determined to be irreversible. he landed a count of the woodard beating and blanding were reported in the black press and received nationwide attention. when orson welles focused on the incident in his weekly national radio program on abc radio over four specific weeks mass, meetings were soon organized in black community across the nation for toelke to protest woodard to treatment. meanwhile, other black returning to their homes in, the rural south confronted other of racial violence, including racially inspired murders. no state, no state prosecuted involved in any of these incidents. on september 19, 1946, a delegation civil rights leaders met with president truman. the white house deeply by this wave of racial violence against black veterans. prior to the meeting, truman staff said that despite his desire to respond to the concerns of the civil leaders, there was little he could do as president to address these assaults. as the meeting opened civil rights leaders urged truman to call congress back at a special

well, columbia sands made their way out to celebrates repercussions, were not columbia will now face defending champions. ocean teen in the fun, in florida on sunday. so i'm size and i'll just say or joining us now to talk more about those scenes is but will broad costa, one guy who i'm the new york one plaza, said they fit for the family safety. so how does this situation even arise? you know what jermel 1st of all, thank you for having me on 2nd of all, that's the biggest question. why we're the fans or why we're the families of these uruguayan players in that sector. the page. when normally there are more kind of restricted areas or areas where they have more access to exits or access to see for areas. and that ends up being the big question uncomfortable have had a series of gaps in terms of their organizational this tournament. everything from things like that, logistical and also when it comes to the pictures themselves. so organizationally, the comerica had a lot of problems as well. but starting from that point, that's one of the big things. second of all, to be exposed to fa

she joins us now from columbia in the occupied westbank. know you were showing us around a little bit earlier in terms of what's left off to such a violent evening. yeah, the residents here are still picking up the pieces. neighbor neighborhoods all around this home are still cleaning up after a very violent night. this is what's left of the home, the family home of how much manasseh. this is where his parents lived. and it's part of what many human rights organizations an international body is called. israel's collective punishment policy punishing the families of palestinian fighters or people who are imprisoned for their actions. the 16 year old a teen who was killed in the raid on columbia is expected to be buried in a short time today. the residence of the columbia comp, i really still processing what's happened then again, the dust literally has not settled yet. speaking of which this wasn't the only way that took place in the occupied westbank last night. torcous through what happens elsewhere to to the north in to boss there was an

the dean of columbia college, he is fully in his position still. being disciplined at all. he just had to issue an apology. the same thing we see with the students. protestors who were arrested. their charges were all dropped by the manhattan d.a. >> steve: what do you have to do to get in trouble at columbia? >> a lot it seems like. >> steve: i understand while a lot of the jewish students who we've spoken to over the last number of months, they feel like we're happy we complained and there has been some action but pro-palestinian students and protestors say this is a witch hunt, unacceptable. >> this is exactly what they're saying after the news broke yesterday that these deans would be suspended. they're saying it is a witch hunt. i think it is ironic. these are the same protestors that are going after quote, unquote, zionists on campus and saying we don't want them here and trying to filter out their friend groups out of anyone who might be remotely pro-israel. it is hypocrisy. >> steve: we have a snippet of the quote the university president p

but so you abolished slavery, the district of columbia. you abolish slavery in the federal territories. you pass a law which makes it crime. this again, the law of war. it makes it a crime for a u.s. army officer to practice paid in the return of a fugitive slave. then introduced the emancipation proclamation. and by the time him, he is inaugurated for a second time, which is when the law of when the war really is changed. he reshapes the notion of the war not as a war for union, but as what we would call a good war as a just war as a war where and this, again, is what heard soldiers saying, you know, they they changed their mind when they see what it is that they're destroying. and so lincoln changes the nature of the war from preserving union to in a sense america regaining its purpose as a nation and its humanity. if wills that the war continue until all the wealth piled up by the bonds means 250 years of unrequited toil shall be sunk. and until every drop of blood drawn by the last shall be paid for by another drawn by the sword, as it

in western columbia may be equity. oh, you know what's happening to kind of being better all the major, how they can still barreling through it, just a ton of jamaica to be right on the edge of it. i don't think we all go to the top, but it's going to be closed anyway. diamond, she's quite likely from the strength of the winds. so talk you about a category for possibly 3. our can with rain running through that. the only slightly good thing is moving steadily at about 35 kilometers westwood. so it goes through fairly quickly. wind damage and possibly storm surge then it has to was, you could turn for about 24 hours, hits hot weather in the southern states. the us of the cost that breeze comes up to meet the cool stuff coming off the high ground, which is why we generate big thunderstorms. they've been in the midwest recently. that coming slowly, sir. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump, now i don't think so, and it could even help trump in the general election.

now we've joined just one book, a time in the neighboring columbia. out of sandra or according to these results, it means and now that time for nicholas video and the opposition very clear over the views of the results. a absolutely, this is what we have expected to hear from the opposition disputing these results calling get a fraud. uh and calling on the international community to come in support of the position in defense of what they call the will of the people in venezuela. and you were asking me previously about presidents a in the region responding to the announcements of the announcement of my daughter's victory. and i think it's very interesting, the fact that it left this precedent that imports and when the president of g, like gabriella bought it, she just sent a tweet on the platform x at calling directly. and i'm going to translate here on them. i do to redeem and saying that they need to understand that the results that they have and now start difficult to be levy says and that the international community and in particular the people of

ya, he's super nice. >>> what's happening at columbia sportswear? apparel and food wear with big brands like columbia, sorrell, mountain hardware and piranah. last year a better than expected quarter, but management cut the guidance. so is today's action telling us that the apparel -- let's check in with tim boyle to get a better sense of the quarter and where it's headed. mr. boyle, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, thanks for inviting us here. >> well, i got to tell you, tim, this is the quarter that i'm so fearful of happening around all the world is that we're the slow ones. suddenly out of no, where maybe because it's political, maybe because of problems, we don't know within inflation, but it looks like that our country is no longer as good an environment as some of your other areas. >> well, you know, it's a little bit unusual one, as you mentioned. but secondarily for our company, this is always the smallest quarter of the year. >> right. >> so any particular issue can get modified and accelerated. we're still bullish on the business obvi

do you want to come to columbia and study with me again? [laughter] but luckily we are good siblings. we have a good relationship. he's such a nice big brother to me. i was really happy being in the same place and studying with him and sharing what we learned from the same professors as well. we went to the pyongyang foreign languages school and same college at the university and we actually were in the same kind of department, it is called foreign literature department. and his major was english and my major was chinese. so maybe that's why we are not quite close at the time. but now we are here and becam a good friends now. since olivia gave all of you an introduction of sphaoeuf, what i'm going to say -- of myself, what i'm going to say is i want to also highlight two things of what i recognize from my education in america that is important to address. one of the things is the humanitarian aid which i have various discussions throughout the class. one of the classes at columbia with a bunch of students and we divided into two groups. one

different bogota and they bring columbia holly out of sundry. well, the poles will soon close, but it's a vibrant thomas the way you are, but the well venezuelans be on the boat are able to vote as well. so very few of them actually have been able to cast a boat official number is that just 69000 venezuela and outside of the country have been able to register and to cast their votes about that. we're talking about 5000000 eligible venezuelans that they have outside of the country. and most of them have denounced almost impossible requirements that have to do so. and that's because most con, 2 bytes and hand bussey's, where they were expected to register that require them to show our, for example, our residency visa, which in some countries like here in columbia that didn't exist by feminist women's who are c r gabby, are given a temporary protection staff to switch to minnesota and i was sorry that said that they would not receive as the proof of residency in the country. so just a very, very minor number of the total type, those who live here i

i think brussel and columbia play a key role to a us us pretty said both. the problem is all these based on a little bit from i little especially when. ready to say that. ready they're gonna be long fast and they play a concert. ready today i'm, i'm going to be a beast, the 140 transition which by the way, the other 2 countries most i think we, we de migration. ringback is already more than $3000000.00 but it's on the. ringback features unless you have more than 5 100000, which by the way, more than a $100000.00 off, $500000.00 a month or 2 back to the seal sees the selective price. christopher, i thought you're reacting right now to what david was saying. it looked like you wanted to jump in, so i'm gonna let you go ahead and pick it up. i didn't want to have to jump through, but i will. no, i agree with david entirely. and this is what's interesting now is in columbia and brazil have, if you will. so a stake here in a free and fair election. it's in part because there's the very real threat that if the order was re elected according surveys between 20 to

i think brussel and columbia play a key role to a us us pretty said both. the problem is all these based on a little bit from model especially when. ready to say that you. ready are gonna be long fast and they play a. ready role today i'm, i'm going to be a beast to one part of the transition which by the way, the other 2 countries most i think we, we de migration. ringback is already more than 3000000. ringback features, unless you have more than 5 100000, which by the way, more than a $100000.00 off, $500000.00 a month to, to the seal sees the selective price. chris, right? i thought you're reacting right now to what david was saying. it looked like you wanted to jump in, so i'm gonna let you go ahead and pick it up. i didn't want to have to jump through, but i will. no, i agree with david entirely. and this is what's interesting now is in columbia and brazil have, if you will. so a state here and a free and fair election. it's in part because there's the very real threat that if my daughter was re elected according surveys between 20 to 30 percent of the

i think brussel and columbia play a key role to a us us pretty said both. the problem is all these based on a little bit from model especially when. ready to say that. ready they're gonna be long fast and they play a concert. ready today i'm, i'm going to be a beast, the 140 transition which by the way, the other 2 countries most i think we, we de migration. ringback is already more than $3000000.00 but it's on the. ringback features unless you have more than 5 100000, which by the way, more than 800000, i'm about 500008. not too much of a seal. sees the selective price. christopher, i thought you're reacting right now to what david was saying. it looked like you wanted to jump in, so i'm gonna let you go ahead and pick it up. i didn't want to have to jump through, but i will. no, i agree with david entirely. and this is what's interesting now is in columbia and brazil have, if you will. so a stake here in a free and fair election. it's in part because there's the very real threat that if my daughter was re elected according surveys between 20 to 30 percent

from australia to columbia, to buckets done uganda and the netherlands, young, active. this have been taking their governments to court for the legal right to a safe climate for current and future generations. in august 2023, the efforts received an inducement from an independent panel of experts that interprets united nations human rights law, the committee on the rights of the child. in a 20 page the nation, the committee said all countries have a legal obligation to protect children from environmental degradation, including by regulating business enterprises and to allow that underage citizens to seek legal recourse. the committee's opinion is not legally binding and therefore impossible to enforce. nevertheless, it is a mock of in an indication that there's a width of people who are not going to let this matter slide over the last few years. that has been a emergence of what i think it was time rebels in which young people and sometimes older people dedicated to something extraordinary, which is giving rights to future generations. for example, in the united states,

well, columbia fence made their way out to celebrates repercussions, would not. columbia will now face defending champion sergeant teen in the fun, in florida on sunday. so i'm size and i'll just there. as you mentioned, the governing body of south american football is going to investigate the incident . i switched to football bull cost a one in ringo and asked him how he thinks comfortable. we'll respond to what happens the same way they've responded with everything else, basically doing nothing. because when there's been a tax or when there's been issues of racism, all they do is put out a statement. all they do is say, well, they'll do it again and nothing's really happened. so i mean many or even skeptical about would come a bowls been able to do in terms of the organization and in terms of how they've been able to discipline certain people or certain teams or certain situations. because they're really having it been basically a money graph for comfortable so far in this couple america. why would the families of these uruguayan players in that sector the pitch? when normally there

do you want to come to columbia and study with me again?laughter] but luckily we are good siblings. we have a good relationship. he's such a nice big brother to me. i was really happy being in the same place and studying with him and sharing what we learned from the same professors as well. we went to the pyongyang foreign languages school and same college at the university and we actually were in the same kind of department, it is called foreign literature department. and his major was english and my major was chinese. so maybe that's why we are not quite close at the time. but now we are here and becam a good friends now. since olivia gave all of you an introduction of sphaoeuf, what i'm going to say -- of myself, what i'm going to say is i want to also highlight two things of what i recognize from my education in america that is important to address. one of the things is the humanitarian aid which i have various discussions throughout the class. one of the classes at columbia with a bunch of students and we divided into two groups. one g

well, columbia offense made their way out to celebrates repercussions, will not columbia well now sites defending champion sergeant team in the fun, in florida on sunday. so i'm size and i'll just say are us coach greg. bear also has being fired all these things, stuff that a group stage picks it up a couple american. this was bar alters 2nd students in charge of the national team . but at any last to 10 months, the likes of using top and most of the also are already being mentioned as possible replacements the united states. well, they will co host the next will cooking 2 years time saving time. wimbledon champion know that you all could, which will be up against each of these lorenzo. i'm with safety and this is wimbledon semi finals. you've had in will number 25 beats 13. so you take the fritz and 5 sites and a match. last thing, maybe 3 and a half hours and it wouldn't be easy against junk of it. you benefits of having to play his opponent and extend the know with through again see me. you are probably more stress because he's probably the, you know, best player ever or one of the b

well, columbia fence made their way out to celebrates repercussions were not columbia will now face defending champion sergeant tina in the final, in florida on sunday some size and i'll just say, or greg of the house that has been fine as us had kate job days seemed stuff of the groups, ajax it to the corporate america. this is the how to 2nd students in charge of the national team that, that any last 10 months likes, if you all can cough on most of the bill. so already been mentioned as possible replacements. but us federation, much trouble to much salary demands the united states will k hayes. the next woke up into this in england. so i, to all the watkins said he didn't want to leave to pay itself to scoring a 90 minute winner against the netherlands to send decided to europe and championship final adoption took the lead off to 7 minutes a chevy. c, mom's with a veridian strike to school the earliest go out of your a 75 since 1996. not long off the english or what is a content just penalty for file on how he k. england captain stepped up. he's such a why this won't kick, to level the scho

the district of columbia has established case law. there is precedent on this very question, upholding the appointment of the special counsel. so this seems to be something in which judge cannon is on a bit of an island, a legal island. and we'll see over sometime through the appeals process whether the order stands. it is, to say the least, surprising. >> chuck, i'm looking through it right now. we're just getting it. this is literally just crossing. it's a 93-page dismissal order on this. i'm just wondering, chuck, what is the process -- you say it probably will be appealed. what does that appeals process look like? >> so the government, the smith team, would have to ask the appellate court which has jurisdiction over the southern district of florida to hear an appeal. i think they have a right to an appeal in this case. i can't imagine it wouldn't be heard. i think that would be required. that means that briefings, arguments and a decision could be months and months away. as we've seen in other cases, this takes a while. so a huge

he's a senior fellow for venezuela and columbia at the atlantic counseling in washington, dc. jessica to see you that 1st of your reaction to how this election ended up on folding. but thanks for having me. you know, i think the fact that it's been over 12 hours since paul's 1st and authority still haven't released a detailed precinct level. the accounts tells you everything you need to know about the election. it really seems like maturer has decided to condemn men as well to another 6 years uh, installation and political conflict where those who start nicholas montero would allow a democratic process to now you've or you know, i, i think the reality is this isn't over yet. material has to convince the ruling elite he has to convince his inner circle that he can keep things under control. but the problem for him is that this doesn't really seem credible. he needs to give the impression to his inner circle that he's gonna be able to continue the country down the road of sanctions release and normalization and global reintegration. and he's just not going to be able to do that

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he's a senior fellow for venezuela and columbia. the atlanta counselor in washington dc . jessica to see you that 1st of your reaction to how the selection ended up on folding. but thanks for having me. you know, i as in the fact that it's been over 12 hours since paul's 1st and authorities still haven't released a detailed precinct level. the accounts tells you everything you need to know about the election. it really seems like maturer has decided to condemn men as well to another 6 years uh, installation and political conflict. where are those whose thoughts nicholas montero would allow a democratic process to? now you you know, i think the reality is this isn't over yet. material has to convince the ruling lead, he has to convince his inner circle that he can keep things under control. but the problem for him is that this doesn't really seem credible. he needs to give the impression to his inner circle that he's going to be able to continue the country down the road of sanctions, relief and normalization and global reintegration. and he's just not going to be able to d

a violent my columbia overnight. the large contingent of is really armored vehicles and soldiers came into the refugee camp, imposed a ceasefire, and then blew up this home right behind it belongs to him. how much my nostrils family it is part of the collective punishment measures as human rights organizations call them to punish the families of palestinian accused of carrying out. attacks against is rarely as a 16 year old teenager was shot and killed during confrontations that ensued with these rarely soldiers. here at the columbia refugee camp several injuries are still receiving treatment in hospital and people are still picking up the pieces from that large explosions leveled to stories of construction. i know this wasn't obviously the only way that took place in the occupied westbank focus through what else has been happening. indeed into boss further to the northeast and they occupied westbank and under cover is really a occupation force ray to the town. nobody knew it was there, and it fired on a customs offi

and instead it was columbia who scored an equalizer before the break through daniel munos. columbia haven't lost the game since february 2022. and it was badly tang closest to getting with the lights and the game. nevertheless, it's now 26 games and beaten for columbia who finished top of the group while brazil half the settled the 2nd frustrated by that penalty. cool, for it is easy for me, it was decisive because in the stadium early may be the referee and the va team did not see that the penalty existed. telephone numbers, the ones that going to be severely punished by this, we have to be realistic. this is definitely a penalty the other gaming that group so cost to recap, a power of why to one thinks the 2 quick goals in the 1st 7 minutes. and then a stunning site from they don't keep patrick's equator an injury time. but it was only in pain because the drill and the other match meant the costa rica finished stood a point behind brazil. so for both sides, the tournament is now over david stokes, which is 0 columbia winning the grievance. acceptable favorable clash with panama, while bra