visited gazza in 2011 under the leadership of maulana issan hendriks." and you would recall thatsan hendricks would like to keep the legacy of the legacy ofsan hendricks alive in south africa for a free, free palestine. thank you. thank you very much. الجبهه الديمقراطيه لتحرير فلسطين يعطيكم العافيه جميلا بورقت الجهود. it's a great honor for me to be a participant with you today, however i don't want to just participate as doctor in law, however i want to participate as a citizen and the son of palestine and son of gaza city, our families now are hiding in in schools. and some of them are by their neighbors or hiding with other families, this is the main thing that we need to focus on, just exposing the crimes of this uh savage zist regime, we just need to also state that these people are need of good education and deserving of good education, good health, good life, we need to sure that the war in gaz just does not happen to be like all the other wars that uh happened before, just passes by or just fades without any form of accountability. there is houses from the year 2014 till now turn, we

and now hendricks is in the shoes of aj because hendricks now has lost his dad.aj's been transferred from harris county, i went to see him. and at that time, i'll be honest with you, it was very difficult to go visit him in jail. it was really hard for me. and that young man was upbeat, he was positive, he was happy, he was smiling. he actually made me feel better. >> being a parent myself, you kind of wonder how dawn and antonio would feel. they probably forgave him the moment that he killed him. >> right now antonio and dawn are not at peace about what's happening to their baby boy, not at all. they loved their children and they would do whatever they had to do to protect and help their children. >> we spoke with aj's sister kayra recently, and she told us she was devastated by the verdict and continues to stand by her brother. >> even if we never find out who really killed my parents, i will always remember my mom being my best friend and my dad just being the strong role model that he's always been. i will always just keep that image in my head of them. >> a

revised target of 152 runs from 15 overs and there was a strong innings by aiden markram and reeza hendrickslatter, as you can see, falling just short of his 50, laying the platform for the five wicket win with seven balls to spare. to rugby union and henry arundel will be ineligible for england selection after signing a new two year deal to play club rugby for asking 92 in france, 21—year—old wing joined the paris side after london irish went bankrupt. he was given special dispensation to play in the upcoming six nations, but that has been revoked after he chose to stay longer in france rather than join an english club. the new contract means rfu rules not allowing players based abroad to be selected for england now apply. arundel announced his arrival to racing fans with a hat trick against toulon last month. and that is sadly all the time we've got left for now from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sports centre. bye— bye. hello there. wednesday's weather will see big improvements. it will brighten up very nicely from the west and over the next few days, for the

strong innings by aiden markram and reeza hendricks — the latter falling just short of his 50 — laidh seven balls to spare. henry arundell will be ineligible for england selection, after signing a new two—year deal to play club rugby for racing 92 in france. the 21—year—old wing joined the paris side, after london irish went bankrupt. he was given special dispensation to play in the upcoming six nations, but that has been revoked, after he chose to stay longer in france rather thanjoin an english club. the new contract means rfu rules, not allowing players based abroad to be selected for england, now apply. arrundel announced his arrival to racing fans with a hat—trick against toulon last month. that is sadly all the time we have left. hello, there. wednesday's weather will see big improvements. it will brighten up very nicely from the west, and over the next few days, for the vast majority of us, it will turn a lot drier, as high pressure starts to build in from the south, also turning milder into the weekend, with westerly winds and temperatures rising across the board into double

there was a strong innings by aiden markram and reeza hendricks — the latter falling just short of hise—wicket win with seven balls to spare. to rugby union, and henry arundell will be ineligible for england selection after signing a new two—year deal to play club rugby for racing 92 in france. the 21—year—old wing joined the paris side, after london irish went bankrupt. he was given special dispensation to play in the upcoming six nations, but that has been revoked, after he chose to stay longer in france rather thanjoin an english club. the new contract means rfu rules, not allowing players based abroad to be selected for england, now apply. arrundel announced his arrival to racing fans with a hat—trick against toulon last month. that is, sadly, all the time we have left for now. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, bye—bye. hello there. wednesday's weather will see big improvements. it will brighten up very nicely from the west, and over the next few days, for the vast majority of us, it will turn a lot drier as high pressure starts to build in from the south, a

gave us lot of camp. thank you very much. thank you very much for these four speakers, go back to your hendrickid, because south africa has no intention of wiping out palestine and wiping out palestine's embassy of the face of the earth, so that was a mis interpretation, he was meaning wiping out uh the israeli apart state of israel embassy, that was the... معنا الان في هذه الدوره وربما تكون الاخيره لينا this session now, maybe it will be the last one, she will going to represent some notice of nelson mandela, some of the pictures and brother, foundation samidon, marcelo gozato from brazil. what happened speak about palestine and only palestiin okay? hello everyone, my name is lina abujarade, i'm a palestinian artist living in jordan, i just wanted to quickly say uh, the role of art in resisting the israeli zinist occupation. if you look up the palestine poster project, you can see that art has been a tool to mobilize. palestine, art has been a way to internationalize the palestinian cause and find intersectionality with south africa with vietnam. our enemy is one. it is the supremecist colonia

are voting in a controversial referendum of the government hopes will strengthen its claim over at hendricks in the neighboring down. the not invite the non binding vote times to measure of popular support for venezuela's historical claim of as a key boat. and it comes after the you and stop court ordered, correct us to take no action that would alter the guy on his control over the territory. as a keybo is at $160000.00 square. columbus has about the size of grease and make so about 2 thirds have gone as long mass gas and oil were discovered that in 2015 next report will give you a sense of the mood in guyana and in venezuela. in the run up to the vote. this is as a cable. life is slow here, jungle and farm land against the backdrop of mountains. at this market, farmers auction of parties as we are praying, we are hoping and we are having faith stuff and nothing negative would come. you know what? all these rumors that is happening. we're just praying and hoping and having said that, this is all like venice. somebody didn't say as a key, they belong to them because the region was within its

south africa set a revised target and those strong innings by aiding mccrann and reeza hendricks, thee five wicket win with seven balls to spare. to rugby union, and harry arundel will be ineligible for england's selection after signing a new two—year deal after signing club rugby in france for two years. he was given special dispensation to play in the upcoming six nations but that has been revoked, after he chose to stay longer in france rather than join an english club. the new contract means rfu rules not allowing players based abroad to be selected for england now apply. arundel announced his arrival to racing fans with a hat—trick against toulon last month. that is sadly all the time we have left now. from the marc edwards and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, there. wednesday's weather will see big improvements. it will brighten up very nicely from the west, and over the next few days, for the vast majority of us, it will turn a lot drier, as high pressure starts to build in from the south, also turning milder into the weekend, with westerly winds an

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and that really goes to the heart of the profound failure on these riley government and military son, hendrick and a half the roles. so that the question of course is who and when the vast majority of these riley jews do not generally regard palestinians as equal to them. and i'm not saying all these really jews across i'm saying many. and that's being reflected by is really policy for years. and gals are in the west bank where the occupation is seen as cost free. obviously october 7, chapter that illusion. but certainly if you read most of these, riley pressed and there are some exceptions. but most of these rally press, the message is pretty similar, kill him, oscillate is destroy him, us remove them from any controlling or governmental influence in gallons. and which of course is easier said than done. and that pressure on the government is massive and it costs at the same time, whereas much to both looking at gals and rightly the westbank is exploding. there's been hundreds and hundreds of palestinians killed interested. i might add thousands . in fact, i'd be interested in the last 6 week

and that really goes to the profound failure on these riley government and military son, hendrick and a half the role. so that the question of course, is, who and when, when we, when we look at, uh, when we look at the possibility of an extension, let's say we, we go up to 10 days, is that concern within israel? do you think that the longer the sci fi continues, how much is guessing more? if an up a hand, if you like, over the, is writing psyche? i think in many ways these riley psyche and i spent many is living in east jerusalem. and i've been visiting there for over for about 20 years. is it these rarely psyche and i really use getting and levy the amazing is village and let's just kind of a touch tone here. the vast majority of these rarely jews do not generally regard palestinians as equal to them. and i'm not saying all is really jews. of course i'm saying many and that's spring, reflected by is really policy for years and gals are in the west bank where the occupation is saying as cost free. obviously october 7 shot of that illusion. but certainly if you read most of these, rile

these commanders and astronauts are great party animals but in defense of the guys like charlie or tom hendricksto party. >> but definitely knows how to party so there you go. >> you were knocking him. >> but not knock buzz. >> nobody not bus domestic around, the big four is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show", it is time for the big four, picks for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. we'll go first. postseason snow promote the college football playoffs, michigan versus ava, washington versus texas but many people are shocked georgia and undefeated florida state left out of the mix. college football fans are up in arms, this is not the playoff scenario we anticipated and some big names and programs left out of the mix. alabama. david. [laughter] >> undefeated. it's wrong. house speaker johnson says a vote on impeachment inquiry for president but could come this week. here he is on "fox & friends" weekend. >> we are being stonewalled because they are preventing at least two to three d.o.j. witnesses coming north, formal vote on the floor will allow us to t

but once the smoke and his head had cleared, he called artist, by brian hendrick with an idea. >> the intense heat twisted into these weird shapes. >> maybe this wasn't the end. maybe, just maybe. something might yet rise from the ashes, and sore from the flames to become this symbol of recovery. >> stories and symbols matter perhaps more than we realize, for instance, there is no hope and you have written hopes of obituary, tell yourself instead that hope is not lost and you have spun the first thread, becoming a story of resilience and recovery. which is why it was so remarkable that he could look at this, at the ruins of his beloved winery and yet see seeds of possibility. >> i think that would be quite intriguing to have the old, to see that it did end or could have survey and this is the rebirth. >> brian and ken were friends and frequent collaborators. if you knew where to look, the creatures, the creations coming out of brian's workshop could be found all around sonoma county. a wiley coyote at the winery in healdsburg, the lone survivor, standing sentinel over the ruins of sot

joining us now is founder of miss sawyer 's kids with a cause, sawyer hendrick szob.ank you for my stocking, by the way. >> of course. pete: looked this, major hegseth, you sent a whole box -- >> i did, i did. pete: to all the fox hosts here, and i've seen them around the building, but you primarily send to members of the military. >> i do. pete: explain to our viewers, you were six and a half years old, why did you decide to do this? >> my brother joined the marine corps when i was six and a half, and it was just so hard being without him during the holidays. and i know with those who were in his platoon, it was hard for their families as well. so when they all got deployed, we started shipping the care packages, but it was only a couple hundred, maybe a couple thousand. we definitely didn't expect it to grow to this size. pete: so they started getting them, they loved them, and then you got more requests, i would imagine. >> well, it kind of spread by when his friends in his platoon, you know, when they went off to different bases, then we got more and more connecti

first innings, the indians dominated with the ball, limiting their hosts to 218 all—out, with benny hendricksplaces above him, 3—1. littler, who�*s on debut, will face the canadian matt campbell in the last 32. iam over i am over the moon. surprised he did not go to alaska and that�*s what i said to myself. don�*t let it go to a last set. i was nervous. the doubles were mouthwatering. i could have arrested early on but i was happy to be of the line. and that�*s all the sport for now. it has finished 1—1 in the match between brighton and crystal palace. more updates later on that, we will see you later on. hello again. storm pia has been bringing some very strong winds, particularly to the northern half of the uk, and it has been bringing some issues. for example, here on the barton bridge just by the trafford centre on manchester�*s orbital m60 motorway, a lorry got blown over by the strong winds. reports of some transport disruption elsewhere. a top gust of 81 mph recorded in shetland, into the 70s across mainland scotland and over the very tops of the pennines as well. now the core of storm

women, sara hendricks. when d asked to call out hamas. >> is there a reason, though, sara that you can't specifically call out hamas can't spand the mounting evidenw over seven weeks that israeli have collected u.n. women? >> always supports independent investigations into any serious allegations of gender based orav sexual violence. these investigations are ledion? by, the office of the highgh commissioner of human rights. consequently, in thi issioners e and within the u.n. system, it is independent international commission of inquirinternaty, h for us has the mandate in. us has the mandate what a dog faced pony soldier. s do you realize she gets paidheet to talk like that by us?y >> so many words. so little meaning. if the un can't call out atrocity, what good they for? n i haven't heard that kind of double talk since the tim e tdouble talk since the tim took mushrooms and tried to listen to emily campagna. >> but let me translate what she said.n an i'm a woman and my job is to advocate for women. advoca