the situation in gaza will hold mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , is also present at this meeting of the security council. will find and give a speech. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. martyrdom of 195 people from gaza in the last 24 hours . in its latest report, the ministry of health of gaza announced the number of martyrs in the last 19 days as 25,490 people. the gaza ministry of health also announced the siege of nasser hospital in khan younus and announced that it will be bombarded continuously. in this area , it is not even possible for ambulances to move and transport the injured. only 20% of the relief forces remain there let them stay sources of news also say that at the same time. they were forced to change their place again. 9 people, that is 90% of the population of gaza , were displaced due to the zionist attacks. meanwhile, the spokesman of the world food program about the purposeful action of the zionists in restricting

i had a meeting with the british foreign minister mr. david cameron . i told him clearly that your action is increasing tension. it was a strategic mistake in the red sea and against yemen. the united nations security council will hold a special meeting tonight at tehran time to review the situation in the west asian region, especially the situation in gaza. mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , will also attend this meeting of the security council and will give a speech. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. head of the regulatory organization. regulations and radio communications said that the development of fixed mobile internet is on the agenda of this organization. mr. mohammadzadeh lajordi added that until the end of next year, the speed of internet users' access will increase and the fourth and fifth generations of mobile communications are expanding. in the field of mobile communications , there is an increase in the coverage of the fourth generation network or faraji n

i had a meeting with the british foreign minister, mr. david cameron, and i told him clearly that your action in escalating the tension in the red sea and against yemen is a strategic mistake, and it is the security of the united nations. tonight on time tehran, a special meeting to examine the situation in the west asian region. especially the situation in gaza will hold. mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , will also attend this meeting of the security council and will give a speech. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. the policy document and requirements for defining network traffic and sharing content producers in the resulting revenues were approved. according to this document, the resolution of today's meeting. the supreme council of cyberspace is content producers, such as active users on platforms and social networks, producers of specialized content and professional as well as small and local social media will share in the revenue from traffic sales .

the meeting i had with the british foreign minister, mr. david cameron , i told him clearly that your action in escalating the tension in the red sea and against yemen was a strategic error . tonight, tehran time, a special meeting will be held to review the situation in the west asian region, especially the situation in gaza . mr. amir abdullahian , the minister of foreign affairs of our country, will also attend this meeting of the security council. policy document and requirements for network traffic tariffs and sharing content producers in revenues the result was approved based on this industry, which was approved by the meeting of the supreme council of cyberspace, content producers such as active users in platforms and social networks , specialized and professional content producers , as well as small and local social media will share in the income from the sale of traffic. became. the president considered this document as an effective step for job creation and development of people's activities in the virtual space and asked related

i had a meeting with the british foreign minister, mr. david cameron, and i told him clearly that your actions are increasing tension. it was a strategic mistake in the red sea and against yemen. the united nations security council will hold a special meeting tonight at tehran time to review the situation in the west asian region, especially the situation in gaza. mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , will also attend this meeting of the security council and will give a speech. ali rajabi sada news agency and un security council broadcasting new york. thousands of supporters. in support of the people of gaza and in disgust of the zionist regime , they demonstrated in brussels, the capital of belgium. demonstrators after gathering in front of the brussels railway station towards one of the important squares of the city. they moved and emphasized the need for a ceasefire with the slogans of justice for palestine and signs with the slogans "save the children of gaza". they also carried the flags of palestine

david, may i ask you, i need to go to the back of the deal? well, quick with somebody with so the welcome to the alaska. all right then lion are we make the magic happened or in my language we say come i, which means hello and welcome the . this is where we do a lot of the carving. as you can see, there's a lot of tools, i would call it a carbon and kind of been slowly, not only doing future sounds, where do we see to each other, different methods, different materials, different types of carvings. and we all learn and go together there in the air, in the shop. and some of the greatest artist in and some of the grain of cameras in the world i've noticed, are in russia right now is over there. and it was quite the adventure of a lifetime. i would never traded for anything in the world. and when it's kind of cool into is i got a little little diploma here. i think of course i can read dressing when the some of these rings. i've actually traveled with me on the road to russia and i have one ring with the rest and are to the orthodox um uh, class.

david can speak more about his colleagues from the servants of the people, because really, when theyting for a month, they were driven there, they somehow formed this mono-team of theirs, well a large part, i think, went there, well sorry, make money, or solve your problems. i admit that there may be some regionals, finally there, well, you know that there are several regionals from the former opzzh, they wrote statements, but it seems to me that first of all we are talking about the servants of the people, because if a businessman got into the verkhovna rada, he he wants to do business, he has to go abroad for that, you know, there, here he is not allowed to go abroad, he does not have the facilities, well, excuse me, to whom is the question, who recruited there, who formed these lists. .. each political force is responsible for its deputies, and now with regard to the so-called crisis, i do not see any crisis, if this monocoalition collapses, then this is absolutely not a parliamentary crisis, because the monocoalition has long ceased to exist, i repeatedly told you and others on t

mr. trent i'm almost out of time so going to reaffirm the question on the importance of the affordability program. >> we are delighted to follow up with you about that. there are over 8000 people in michigan who rely on it too. >> thank you i yield back mr. chairman good. >> thank you very much for gentle it is time has expired the chair recognize a gentle lady from tennessee for five minutes but. >> think it mr. chairman think it mr. davidson for being here. can you share insight into the pass report whether you and secretary were mondo agreed with the dot assertion that can't cap makethe lower at three gigaz band available for commercial use please sir? ex from what i have seen of the study we agreed the technical conclusions about the difficulty of sharing right now. there's a big line under right now. with dod said under current circumstances it's very hard to share. but we are not ready to give up on this band because it is so valuable and thus the work we have ahead of us. >> were t

. >> so, in a small north dakota church, joan became mrs.. >> i thought he found somebody that was good for him. he was obviously happy. >> and what was your impression of? her >> she just seemed very, nice very sweet, very attentive to him. very much in love. >> they complemented each other, is what they did. >> you, know it sounds almost as if you are talking about a joan as if she was one of your children. >> she was, almost like a daughter to me. yes. >> as for jones a two young daughters, daisy and elizabeth, david wanted them to be part of his new family. >> because he loved me he loved them. >> and so he did. david shannon became both a husband and a father. >> they were all having a good time, being a normal family. you know, everybody getting along, fighting as you do. he loved them. definitely. >> soon, the shannon's became six with the birth of their two boys. and in 2000, the david took the family south to fayetteville when he was transferred to fort bragg. >> david loved the military, he loved being a soldier. you said talk abou

david fravor and mr. graves. would you both agree is harmful , not just for national security interest, but understanding? >> i think it is actually a travesty that we do not have a system to correlate this and actually to investigate. if you took the east coast. there are coastal radars that monitor out to 200 miles. they can track these. when you see them, they can go and pull that data, instead of just having the airplanes. there are other data sources. you need a centrally located repository that these reports go to. if you stick it in dod, you get nothing out of the intelligence community. if you have a central location, not just military, but also commercial aviation, because there is a lot of that going on. especially to talk to anyone who was flying to hawaii. so, i think that you need to develop something that allows a central point to collect the data. >> mr. graves? i concur with everything. >> the commercial pilots are doing so, because they do not feel that there is another way for them to safely rep

it was written in "the wall street journal" editorial page by mr. david rivkin. mr. is described as follows by "the wall street journal." mr. rivkin served at the justice department and the white house counsel's office and the reagan and george h.w. bush administrations, period. but he's done so much more. for instance, he is leonard leo's personal lawyer. this guy, with what my office refers to as the leo bug of phony front groups, has this guy who authored "the wall street journal" as his personal lawyer. rivkin is the same guy who a smontszs back -- months back gave leonard leo -- to justify alito's travel on a private jet accompanied by, oh, leonard leo, no less. and he's the same guy who in a current case before the supreme co court, before alito, who has not recused himself, is attempting to secure a tax giveaway for billionaires. rivkin's cosigner, mr. andrew grossman, is described as a senior legal fellow at the buckeye institute and an adjunct scholar at the cato institute. okay. that's a pretty fair description. by the way, if you go back here, there's the

maksym , david arahamia voiced this opinion, you as a military man who is constantly somewhere in suchwhat do you think about it, is it necessary or is it advisable to do it now, we understand that two years of full power is the beginning. did not hear the opinion, for the idea of ​​declassifying ukrainian military losses, loss on our part, this opinion was voiced by david arahamia, that you are on it, secrets are on it, you know, you don’t really want to get into these political issues, ah, although they have some, i think this society has it to answer, it is ready, it is not ready, on the other hand , but in every... settlement there are cemeteries where our heroes are buried, i think it is a question for society, is it ready to hear the losses, is it ready to hear some unveiled ones reality, that is, you and i are really working to the best of our ability defense, but we must understand that there is a circle and problems in the forces. of defense , one lieutenant recently said that the fastest way to teach alcoholism in the armed forces is by what means, but again, in his words , t

right here tonight, miss hatala's second grade class, so formal, saying "hi, mr. >> hi, mr. muir! us the entire class is proud of mason and amira. >> a lot of what we do in second grade is talk about finding forgive innocence our hearts. i think it meant a lot more to her coming from him, her peer, than it did when i was saying to it her. >> david: tonight, those two 7-year-olds, mason and amira. >> i want to help people not be mean to people, no. >> they need to feel happy and warm inside. if someone's being mean to you, that can really hurt your feelings, and it did. but mason helped me. >> david: and so we choose mason and amira. don't listen to him, listen to yourself, he said. i'll see you monday. good night. and climate change. major problems for communities in the bay area and san francisco is already looking for a solution. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil and i'm kristen sze. >> we've shown you images like these and dire predictions of potential sea level rise. but officials in san francisco are ready to take action before it becomes a problem. >>

right here tonight, miss hatala's second grade class, so formal, saying "hi, mr. muir." >> hi, mr.elling us the entire class is proud of mason and amira. >> a lot of what we do in second grade is talking about finding forgiveness in our hearts. i think it meant a lot more to her that it was coming from him, her peer, than it did when i was saying to it her. >> david: and right here tonight, those two 7-year-olds, mason and amira. >> i want to help people, not be mean to people, no. >> it made me feel happy and warm inside. if someone's being mean to you, that can really hurt your feelings, and it did. but mason helped me. >> david: and so we choose mason and amira. don't listen to him, listen to yourself, he said. i'll see you monday. good night. and this is a recipe for other areas to simulate as well. >> downtown san jose is doing better than before the pandemic. see what's changed and showing some love for the hate. it's taking years, but this iconic san francisco neighborhood is now thriving and setting an example of how to build a better bay area. >> building a better bay area

have the first, it has none. a person should value his awards, his honorary titles, if i hear from mrir state people celebrate with honorary awards, then we don’t need such artists with permission to say. assumed in our heads that after the adoption of this law, from the point of view of fairness, we will deprive everyone of their titles, means all those who crap, but i want to remind you that in order to be deprived of a title, you need to be convicted by a court, yes, according to those articles, so if any of our viewers now think that this law will give the right to deprive of a title there is the conditional pugachev galkin of everyone else, this is not so, because he does not give foreign agents the right to decide anything. well, hello, st. petersburg, boss, he’s returning to st. petersburg, that you weren’t in moscow, general, to restore order in your beloved city, that it’s true, we’re all for staff, chief among personnel. not quantity, but quality in my personal life, i will call you and will come soon, you are a real colonel, andrey chubchenko, i am glad that i returned to s

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okay, the board will consider approving an employment agreement with mr.avid maloney , technology service director, officer officer the agreement will commence on january 17th, 2024 and run through june 30th, 2025. the salary placement for david maloney will be salary grade six. step eight of the management salary schedule. there is one more. the board will consider approving an amendment to the contract for associate superintendent demetrius rice mitchell. to extend the contract act through june 2025, the salary placement for associate superintendent demetrius rice mitchell will be salary grade eight. step seven of the management salary schedule. thank you for your patience. okay so at this point, do i make the motion often? do i make a motion to is that the pleasure of the chair? you can move to approve them individually. you can move to approve them. um collectively. are we fine moving to approve them collectively? okay so i moved to approve them collectively. may second okay, great. okay. roll call. vote. thank you. vice president alexander. yes. commi

okay, the board will consider approving an employment agreement with mr.avid maloney , technology service director, officer officer the agreement will commence on january 17th 2024 and run through june 30th 2025. the salary placement for david maloney will be salary grade six. step eight of the management salary schedule. there is one more. the board will consider approving an amendment to the contract for associate superintendent demetrius rice mitchell. to extend the contract act through june 2025, the salary placement for associate superintendent demetrius rice mitchell will be salary grade eight. step seven of the management salary schedule. thank you for your patience. okay so at this point, do i make the motion often? do i make a motion to is that the pleasure of the chair? you can move to approve them individually. you can move to approve them. um collectively. are we fine moving to approve them collectively? okay so i moved to approve them collectively. may second okay great. okay. roll call. vote. thank you. vice president alexander. yes. commissi

well, actually, that is why we are asking, mr.rakhamiya says that 17 deputies from the servant of the people want to leave the parliament, and this may create problems for the majority, well, it will not create problems for the parliament, but the majority will have to create a new one, i just wanted to add with your permission that as far as i know there is now there are revolutionary ideas, how to change it all, but without changes, let's say so. and to change such ideas without changes is a wrong idea , that is, if there is a problem, but there is no reaction, because the war is really about, there are, not all mechanisms can be used, then one mechanism is clear, we should not weaken the institution , in this case, the parliament, and in fact, there are mechanisms here, but on the other hand, it seems that a mechanism is being sought... as of yesterday, how to prevent the ruling coalition from collapsing, but it is already is not the majority in parliament , i.e., by and large, today we have a composition of both the parliament

mr. raisi, in separate messages , congratulated the leaders and people of the christian countries on the beginning of the new year , described the killing of innocent people in the gaza strip as a global crisis and expressed hope that with the cooperation of the heads of the countries, immediate action will be taken. let's be an international forum to stop these killings and establish lasting peace and security around the world. the foreign minister's reminder to his british counterpart: the root of the palestinian crisis goes back to 75 years of occupation and aggression by the zionist regime , of course, the british role in it is clear. mr. omid abdullahan emphasized in a telephone conversation with david cameron: "the zionist regime cannot be allowed to commit massacres of women and children in gaza and set the region on fire." but stopping a zionist ship at sea. sorekh was considered as jeopardizing the security of this economic waterway. regarding the threats against iran, the minist

we only have five minutes with some going to call on madam lagarde and then david,, president, mr. >> so thank you very much. i would like to flag a couple of areas where i think there can be help and there can be trust if we deliver. and and i would like to starth two observations as a follow-up to tharman. f your point is well taken about taxation, tharman, but you haven't come in this panel in the discussion were having a a good example of difficult it is. because tax issues present a huge heterogeneity whether you're sitting in one country or the other, you can have a tax burden to 50% of gdp or 10% of gdp. o and you're starting from a completely different picture. so that should be taken into account. second, there are currently instruments that event laboriously negotiated of the oecd level to put in place those two pillars, one that institutes a minimum torpid m taxation, and other one that proposes to allocate profits of large corporate around the world on the basis of where the activity is generated. these agreements have been approved at the oecd level. they justs get on wit

national unity, and accordingly , we can talk about the government, well, that's exactly why we ask mrry of our tv viewers, because david darakhamiya says: what 17 deputies from the servant of the people want to leave the parliament, and this may create problems for the majority, well, it will not create problems for the parliament, but... as far as i know, there are now revolutionary ideas, how to change it all, but without changes, let's say so, and these are ideas change without change, this is a wrong idea, that is, if there is a problem, i would just like to add, with your permission, that there is no reaction, because there is a war, and it really is there, not all mechanisms can be used, then one mechanism, understood, we do not... to weaken the institution, in this case the parliament, and in fact, there are mechanisms here, but on the other hand, it seems that the mechanisms of yesterday are being sought, so that the coalition that is in power there does not crumble, but it has long been gone is in the majority in the parliament, i.e. we have a large majority today composition

valery of our tv viewers, because david darahamya says that 17 deputies from the servant of the peopleant to leave the parliament, and it can create problems for the majority, well, for the parliament it does will not create problems, but most will need to create a new one. i would just like to add, with your permission, that as far as i know, there are currently revolutionary ideas on how to change it all, but without changes, let's say this, and to change such ideas without changes is a wrong idea, that is, if there is a problem , and there is no reaction, because there is a war, and indeed there are not all mechanisms can be used, then one mechanism is understood, we should not weaken the institution, in this case the parliament. and in fact, there are mechanisms here, but on the other hand, it seems that yesterday's mechanisms are being sought , so that the coalition that is in power there does not fall apart, but it has not been a majority in the parliament for a long time, that is, we have, by and large, the composition of both the parliament and the government's committees today

well, actually, that is why we are asking mr.ry of our tv viewers, because david darakhamiya says that 17 deputies from the servant of the people want to leave the parliament, and this may... create problems for the majority, well , it will not create problems for the parliament, but most will need to create a new one, i would just like to add with your permission that as far as i know, there are now revolutionary ideas, how to change everything, but without changes, let's say this, and such ideas to change without changes are the wrong idea, that is, if there is a problem, but there is no reaction, because there really is a war ... there are not all the mechanisms that can be used, one mechanism is clear, we should not weaken the institution, in this case the parliament, and in fact, there are mechanisms here, but on the other hand, it seems that the mechanisms of yesterday are being sought day, in such a way that the coalition that is in power there does not collapse, but it has been gone for a long time mostly parla. that is,

that is mr david mellor, friend of the programme, to join us today.s saying, editor, earlier, i was saying, but look, okay, know , it's but look, okay, you know, it's gone up 0.1% inflation. is it really that big a deal? liam thinks it is . thinks it is. >> well, it's not a big deal from one month to another. what is a big deal is the fact that inflation is still above 4. when the prime minister said he would halve it . and you see, when you halve it. and you see, when you get inflation at over 4, what that means is that when they come to increase pensions and all the various benefits that are determined by inflation, there's a huge outlay of public expenditure that we cannot afford. um, going on increasing , afford. um, going on increasing, uh, benefits and pensions and, and unless the government is prepared to do what i suspect in a run up to election isn't prepared to do. and as i say, well, we know inflation has been 4, but we're only going to compensate you with the rises in benefits and pensions by 3. so it is a deal. sadly i don't it is a big d

david cameron has demanded clarity on mr kara—murza's whereabouts.ast year while on a reporting trip to the russian city of yekaterinburg, around 2,000 kilometres east of moscow. he has now been held for 307 days, and his pretrial detention was recently extended, until march, which means he will have spent over a year in the notorious lefortovo prison. with me is gordon fairclough, world coverage chief, wall streetjournal. the gift of being with us. i know it is difficult for all his colleagues and tell us about what you know about his condition stabilities handling it better than i would in his position and some friends reported getting letters from them and he still seems to be in pretty good spirits and is very active meeting in russia and improving his russian exercises permitted and is trying to keep his spirits up and keep his head in the game. the rison is keep his head in the game. the prison is notorious, does he get access to support other doctors seeing him?— access to support other doctors seeinr him? �* ., , ., seeing him? the american a

davids: mr. speaker, when roe v. wade was overturned, people were scared.rights and the ability to make deeply personal decisions about their own bodies. i've heard from many people who are concerned that their children and grandchildren might grow up with less rights than they had. in august of02 voices overwhelmy clear. politics and politicians have no place in the middle of health care decisions. those decisions are between a person and their doctor alone. however, despite the resounding messages delivered by kansans and other states, extremists persist in their relentless effort to deprive americans of their fundamental right to choose. and sadly, that's where we find ourselves where certain members of this body are attempting to push legislation that would limit access to the full range of reproductive health care. this bill blatantly misleads the american people. diverting funds meant for food, rent, child care to certain harmful facilities that purposely provide disinformation to people seeking access to care. i won't stand for it, neither will kansa

tillis: mr. jones? mr. jones: thank you. i appreciate this opportunity to support pera. my name is david jones, executive and vector -- investor -- the rector of the high-tech innovators alliance for critical technologies. each member than 100 $65 billiod each year. they provide 1.3 million jobs, including some of the top 20 recipients of u.s. patents. today i will focus on three points. one, reforms necessary. two, why we consider pera to be problematic. number three, what alternative solutions might be considered. section one 01 reforms are unnecessary because of current law. that is in our view what is taking place and what the evidence suggests. a 2020 study by the u.s. -- eligibility rejection rates and the variability are lowered now than before alice. if you are a patent applicant, life got better since alice then before, which i know seems counterintuitive. similarly, quality metrics -- determinations are compliant 98.3%. by way of comparison, section 103 has an error rate that is four times higher. the application of 101 is the most accurate of any of the statut

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. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and welcome. administrator david scene appeared before the subcommittee, there have been several developments that elevate the already crucial role of the nti a. from the deployment and section governance to ai and cybersecurity, nti has an opportunity to make a lasting down payment on american innovation. as we move forward, it's important to contextualize nti's rolling these important policy discussions, specifically that nti a is responsible by law for advising the president on telecommunications and information policy issues, acknowledging this has never been more important. today technological developments can no longer be neatly sorted. they have crosscutting impacts that affect multiple industries simultaneously and by extension they create equities for multiple federal agencies. in this increasingly interconnected world it's imperative that the federal government speak with one voice. nti is the right agency to deliver that message. thankfully, this subcommittee has been active, providing

mr. biden engaged in. here's a portion from senator scott yesterday. >> fear is a common denominator in politics. president biden's vitted to charleston stoke fears as the numbers are dropping amongst all minority groups. is remarkable. with you it's -- but it's also indicative of the fact that people of color, americans all across this nation, are losing confidence in this president because of the economy. is volatile. crime is raging. education for the poorest kids in america seems elusive. what does president biden do? comes to charleston, stoke fear. fear. you know what fear really is? false evidence appearing real. america is the greatest nation on the planet. let's unite this nation not divide it. host: yesterday on senator scott's x feed. the second speech that the president has given in this election cycle in 2024. that last one took place you'll remember february just before the anniversary of january 6. the yahoo! reporting after that speech when it comes to the re-election camp

tillis: mr. jones? mr. jones: thank you. i appreciate this opportunity to support pera. my name is david jones, executive and vector -- investor -- the rector of the high-tech innovators alliance for critical technologies. each member collectively invests more than 100 $65 billion in r&d each year. they provide 1.3 million jobs, including some of the top 20 recipients of u.s. patents. today i will focus on three points. one, reforms necessary. two, why we consider pera to be problematic. number three, what alternative solutions might be considered. section one 01 reforms are unnecessary because of current law. that is in our view what is taking place and what the evidence suggests. a 2020 study by the u.s. -- eligibility rejection rates and the variability are lowered now than before alice. if you are a patent applicant, life got better since alice then before, which i know seems counterintuitive. similarly, quality metrics -- determinations are compliant 98.3%. by way of comparison, section 103 has an error rate that is four times higher. the application of 101 is the m

and mr. donald trump violated the law. >> reporter: the judge said tonight, david, he will rule by the end of the month whether trump deserves a penalty. the state wants him to pay $370 million and get kicked out of real estate in new york. a decision that could force trump to give up control of some of the buildings that bear his name. david? >> david: aaron katersky outside the courthouse tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to the flood emergency across the northeast, rivers dangerously high tonight, with yet a new storm now sweeping across the country and right into the northeast again. coastal flooding right now. this is babylon, new york. other long island towns included. parts of norwich, connecticut tonight under water, after a partial dam break there. images of the powerful storm washing away a summer camp building on malden island, maine. tonight, at this hour the tornado threat in the south and blizzard conditions and deep snow in the midwest. there could be significant snow

and mr.onald trump violated the law. >> reporter: the judge said tonight, david, he will rule by the end of the month whether trump deserves a penalty. the state wants him to pay $370 million and get kicked out of real estate in new york. a decision that could force trump to give up control of some of the buildings that bear his name. david? >> david: aaron katersky outside the courthouse tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to the flood emergency across the northeast, rivers dangerously high tonight, with yet a new storm now sweeping across the country and right into the northeast again. coastal flooding right now. this is babylon, new york. other long island towns included. parts of norwich, under water. a summer camp building being washed away in maine. tonight, at this hour, the tornado threat in the south and deep snow? the midwest. there could be significant snow in chicago by the time this is done. and in the east, set to get hit again. senior meteorologist rob marciano with the

. >> i meant it when it sounded like larry david, i'll read the quote, mr. trump i don't have to consider removing you from the trial. trump replies, i would love it. puts his hands in the air and shakes it. i know you would because you just can't control yourself in this circumstance. what could judge kaplan do? could he kick donald trump out of the courtroom? >> you know, he can. a disruptive party, even a defendant in a criminal case can be removed from a courtroom. i've seen it happen in a criminal case where the defendant was in essence put in a penalty box. he could see the courtroom. he could hear what was going on, but the jury couldn't see his theatrics, and the judges have to do that on rare occasions to guarantee fairness in the process. it's not only the defendant who's entitled to a fair trial. in this case, it's e. jean carroll as well. and the judge has made rulings about matters that shouldn't be presented to the jury. if trump is not able to follow the rules in court, then the judge has an obligation to protect the process. this is a judge w

remainer david cameron that the that it went completely the other way. >> the right thing to do, >>he right thing to do, great that great opportunity that this government's utterly failed to take advantage need take advantage of. you need proper brexiteers in proper brexiteers to be in charge to run the place. >> how would it be different if you'd been running show? you'd been running the show? richard very simple. >> you've got to go into a negotiation b, which >> you've got to go into a neto tiation b, which >> you've got to go into a neto sayon b, which >> you've got to go into a neto say no b, which >> you've got to go into a neto say no deal, b, which >> you've got to go into a neto say no deal, sorry, b, which >> you've got to go into a neto say no deal, sorry, no which is to say no deal, sorry, no dealis is to say no deal, sorry, no deal is better a bad deal. deal is better than a bad deal. >> to say, >> which mrs. may used to say, you remember because i said it. >> nicked me. >> she nicked that from me. yeah, to mean it. yeah, but you've got to mean it. you can't have a nego

mr.lezh, look, today, the head of the servant of the people faction, david arahamia, made more than one loud statement, one of them related to the mobilization itself, ostapa suffered here, right? well, it actually concerns the mobilization of human resources among the people's elected officials, so to speak, about what? actually he spoke, he spoke about what on part-time, people's elected officials should also be directed to certain military training, so that they show by their own example that not only ordinary people fight in our country, in fact, so that ukrainian society observes that the deputies also undergo military training, and some of them , maybe she can be sent to the front somewhere. the statement is actually quite populist, but do you think it can? to somehow work and somehow change the human consciousness of many ukrainians, who now perceive the law on mobilization as some kind of, you know, red carpet, when the bull actually sees her like that, and it already causes some

and jake tapper said do you disavow david duke and his ku klux klan background? mr.ouldn't do it. jake asked him three times. i want to be careful about the fallacy of composition. all the racists are for trump. but not all the trump reporters are racists. i know some. i'm related to some. most of them are really good people. i think governor haley has made a mistake but. >> let's say we validate the premise of that argument. those people are never going to vote for nikki haley. >> right. >> nikki haley is not going to become the republican nominee. so my point is why attempt to placate to people who aren't interested in voting for you anyway? they don't like you anyway. perhaps she forgot there's some melanin in her skin as well, and maybe someone should remind her. >> amen. >> and i actually like nikki haley, but we need to not play politics with history. again, if you can't trust a political leader to be aware or tell the truth about the past, how in the world can voters expect you to make sound decisions in the present to impact the future? they can't. >> you're

mr. refers besides the one ukraine, we are witnessing another major military called. and so i think also with your experience, this is even possible to destroy a terror organizations such as hum us militarily. it's possible. the question is whether it is likely at this point, they want to destroy them os, dismantle the political waiting, and obviously gain the recovery of their hostages. but there need to be other big ideas. there needs to be a big idea about who's going to administer guys. i think inevitably, at least on a temporary basis, it's going default to israel. to do that, there are no hands going up to do that. there's no capable, competent, trustworthy palace. they need an entity that can be brought over from the west bank and they wouldn't want to go in on the backs of is really tanks anyway. sounds as if it's transitioning into a more targeted raid approach that can indeed kill or capture leaders of gods and perhaps important elements of it. but we use that technique and ramadi and felicia and other areas in iraq, prior to the surge in what it might disru

withl that i will turn it over o you david and andrea. >> thank you very much.ur thanks you for coming here and taking questions after a longweekend of negotiations in paris. we know you were in paris with the representatives from the united states, egypt and israel all there is a planned a framework that you all agree to this weekend to release the hostages and agreement with the phase pause in the fighting. women and children first. with aid going in as well. this is being presented as we understand it now to hamas for the past they have insisted on an immediate permanency fire before any hostages can be released. do you think there's a chance they might but their veto be a dealbreaker? >> thank you for giving this i think that i would describe it is progress that we are making on the last couple of weeks. we are in a much better place than we were a few weeks ago. we have seen the process was working in november with the hostages and unfortunately this process is fallen apart at that time. it made the situation more complex as you have highlighted. there was

mr. smith who brought the paper last week at one point told reporters to go make me some money. when asked about job security smith said not so reassuringly that everyone has a job today. now, david smith is known not only for his right-wing broadcasting network sinclair but also for his supportive conservative causes and groups including project veritas, turning points usa and moms for liberty. as the new owner of a storied newspaper smith has claimed that precipitate media has no credibility and is so left-wing as to be meaningless dribble. joining me now is brian stelter, special correspondent for "vanity fair." and a native marylander who's been writing about sinclair for decades. brian, thank you for being here. you know better than most that when conservatives take over media organizations they tend to make changes. what are your expectations for a paper that's essential as the baltimore sun? >> yes, i grew up reading the sun. oftentimes when i was in annapolis or baltimore covering a story the only other reporter there was from the baltimore sun. and although the paper ha

dukes of the world -- and apparently now mr.k that it's okay to have a poor functioning mediocrity like ms. gay is the president of harvard university. >> sean: what is your reaction, ari fleischer, to all of this? can you maybe help provide some edification for our audience here as it relates to the new conservative weapon known as plagiarism? i don't even know what to think of that. >> if it's new, why did i, when i was in college and the '70s and '80s, have to sign things promising i wouldn't plagiarize? and if i did, i'd get thrown out of school as opposed to made president of the university. when these charges first emerged against president gay, harvard denied them. they backed her up. they fought for her. only to find that they were more and more and more credible allegations. sean, i read her entire op-ed, and it's amazing she resigned, because she doesn't believe she did anything wrong. she called the congressional testimony in which she failed to condemn and say that tries of genocide against jews is abhorrent and shou

at night, mr.anyahu said that as long as i am the prime minister, no permission will be given to any of the palestinians and they will remain without a government, and i actually said that this is a chocolate they want to give to the palestinians and there is no other solution. just as the palestinians announced in their latest statement that the only solution is to liberate the occupied land. your explanation about what happened in al-aqsa storm and after that in gaza and palestine , i say goodbye to you . there is an analysis and analysis. on the 29th of gaza, the day of resistance , with all your zeal and fighting , you kiss the arms of the islamic revolutionary guards corps and all the mujahideen throughout the region, and we strongly warn america, the zionist regime and the terrorists who support them again turn around. it's been a long time , if they make a mistake, they'll say it this year in this election, we want to represent those who impeach the leader of this country . and scientific an

mr. smith, who bought the paper last week, at one point, told reporters to, go make me some money. david smith is known, not only for his right-wing broadcasting network, sinclair, but his support of conservative causes, and groups, including project veritas, turning point usa, and moms for liberty. as the new owner of a storied newspaper, smith has claimed, print media has no credibility, and is so left wing as to be meaningless dribble. joining me now, brian stelter, special correspondent for vanity fair. author of network of lies, the epic saga of fox news, donald trump, and the battle for american democracy. and, a native marylander who's been running about sinclair for decades. brian, thank you for being here. you know better than most, when conservatives takeover media organizations, they tend to make changes. what are your expectations for a paper that is essential as the baltimore sun? >> i grew up reading the sun. often, when i was in annapolis, or baltimore, the only other reporter there was from the baltimore sun. although the paper has been shrinking for years, like mos

miller is joining us from bristol, gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. thring in london, sir, talk to us about uh the effect that uh general suleimoni has had on resistance in the region, how he helped strengthen it, "and why the united states wanted general sulaimani out of the picture? he was obviously very courageous upstanding hero of the oppressed, particularly those people in gaza, and he deserves the sort of tribute we're giving him today. unfortunately, he was victim of course of the oppressors, namely the zionists, and they were using their friends..." in america, namely mr. trump, uh, to silence him, and that's a very disgraceful activity of the american administration, working for foreign power that's doing the right thing for humanity, what we all should be doing, helping the oppressed people, helping those people who are under military dictatorship, those people who have been starved and even had the aid cut off by the same military dictatorship in tel aviv, so he was doing a wonderful job in that sense, um, and of course he helped the west

mr. smith, who bought the paper last week, told reporters to go make me some money.curity, smith said not so reassuringly that everyone has a job today. now, david smith is known not only for his right wing broadcasting network sinclair, but also for support of conservative causes and groups, including project veritas, turning point usa, and moms for liberty. as the new owner of the storied newspaper, smith has claimed print media has no credibility and is so left-wing as to be meaningless dribble. joining me now is brian stelter, special correspondent for vanity fair, author of network of lies: the epic saga of fox news, donald trump, in the battle for american democracy, and native mary lander who's been writing about sinclair for decades. brian, thank you for being here. you know better than most that when conservatives takeover media organizations they tend to make changes. what is your expectations for a paper that's essential as the baltimore sun? >> yes, i grew up reading the sun, oftentimes when i was in annapolis or baltimore covering a story, the only other

and i'm joined now by farmer and wholesaler david catt . um, good wholesaler david catt.ing, mr cow. thank you very much for joining evening, mr cow. thank you very much forjoining me. will you be joining me in celebrating the four years since we departed from the eu ? from the eu? >> no, not not whatsoever. none whatsoever hasn't benefited british agriculture one iota. in fact , it's british agriculture one iota. in fact, it's damaged us. it's destroyed our ability to export to the eu. we had built, um, massive trade with beef and sheep. the lamb, fish, uh, dairy products, which now are we're not allowed to sell. we can't sell to the eu because of the red tape. um, we've got new checks coming in tomorrow. we've got new checks in got new checks coming in tomorrow, being tomorrow, which are being deferred five times, will deferred five times, which will put restrictions on those checks on imports, though not on exports . yeah, but our exports. exports. yeah, but our exports. yeah, but our exports stopped in 2020. >> you can still export to the eu under under the tca that w

mr. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today ahead of a very special day back in m. this friday, february 2, is groundhog day. this annual event fakes place in punxsutawney, pennsylvania, located in southern jefferson county. for years crowds have flooded to gobblers nonon t e see our weatr predictor extraordinaire and hear his prediction first hand. i want to recognize and thank one of the most productive job producing constituents in my district, punxsutawney phil. his hard work every year predicting the end of the winter brings so much joy to the pennsylvania 15th and across the nation. for more than 120 years our furry friend has been predicting our winter weather. pennsylvania's strong german heritage. legend has it if phil sees his shadow it's an omen ■x six more weeks of winter f not, we know spring is around the corner. crowds begin to gather the night before and wake phil up by chanting his name in the hours of the morning on february 2. as our seer of seas