i a analyst in seattle, we have ramsey, my route. he is a power spinning officer and journalist and in new york we crossed to line on the as a legal and media analyst or a gentleman cross type roles in effect, that means you can jump in time and want. and i always appreciated pilot start with ray, and i'm in raleigh. we we have this phrase. it's often used. it's called the writing on the wall. and it comes from the book of david. and i would submit to all of you and our viewers that we see the writing on the wall. we see what is going on. no, it's up to you how you interpreted and react to it. but you will be judged by what we all see on the wall on it. i don't want to go into high perfectly here, but if you don't want to see the writing on the wall, then you're lying to yourself, which is the ultimate sin, right? or you're lying to yourself or you're a completely delusional and thinking that the us is completely all powerful, as it used to be. the king bosses are. and the hebrew scriptures as got really worried about things and ther

we have ramsey, my route, he is a power speed officer and journalist. and in new york we crossed to line on the as a legal to and media analyst. right. gentleman cross type roles and the fact that means you can jump into one and i always appreciated pilot start with ray, and i'm in raleigh. we we have this phrase. it's often use. it's called the writing on the wall, and it comes from the book of david. and i would submit to all of you and our viewers that we see the writing on the wall. we see what is going on. no, it's up to you how you interpreted and react to it, but you will be judged by what we all see on the wall on it. i don't want to go into high perfectly here, but if you don't want to see the writing on the wall, then you're lying to yourself, which is the ultimate sin, right? you're lying to yourself or a completely delusional and thinking that the us is completely all powerful, as it used to be. the king bosses are. and the hebrew scriptures as got really worried about things. and there was high in the handwriting on the wall . i had quite a

we have ramsey, my route, he is a power speed officer and journalist. and in new york we crossed to line on the as a legal and media analyst or a gentleman cross type roles and the fact that means you can jump any time in one. and i always appreciated pilot start with ray, and i'm in raleigh. we we have this phrase. it's often use. it's called the writing on the wall. and it comes from the book of david. and i would submit to all of you and our viewers that we see the writing on the wall. we see what is going on. now it's up to you how you interpreted and react to it, but you will be judged by what we all see on the wall on it. i don't want to go into high perfectly here, but if you don't want to see the writing on the wall, then you're lying to yourself, which is the ultimate send. right? you are lying to yourself while you are completely delusional and thinking that the us is completely all powerful as it used to be the king. both those are and the hebrew scriptures as got really worried about things and there was higher and the handwriting on the wal

we have ramsey by route. he is a power spinning officer and journalist and in new york we promised to line on the as a legal and media analyst or a gentleman cross type rules and the fact that means you can jump in time and want . and i always appreciated pilot start with ray and are in raleigh. we. we have this phrase. it's often used. it's called the writing on the wall. and it comes from the book of david. and i would submit to all of you and our viewers that we see the writing on the wall. we see what is going on. no, it's up to you how you interpreted and react to it. but you will be just by what we all see on the wall on it. i don't want to go into high properly here. but if you don't want to see the writing on the wall, then you're lying to yourself, which is the ultimate sin. right? you're lying to yourself, what are completely delusional, and thinking that the us is completely all powerful as it used to be, the king bosses are. and the hebrew scriptures as got really worried about things and there wa

you know, ramsey um, obviously, uh, being in the media like like a line. oh, i talked to a lot of people and i talked to no graduate student friend. and um, you know, i mentioned, he said, yeah, it's a so complicated and it's just such a longstanding, complex. and i said, well, no, it's actually not longstanding, and it can be solved. that's called the end of the occupation. and you said what, occupation? this guy has a ph. d in history. this is what we're up against ramsey. right? you know, why is this the case? why is it so that will educate the americans are completely uninformed of what is happening in palestine at the moment? well, you know, i've traveled, you know, across the global south, many, many countries i've been to over 50 countries from africa to south america, so asian elsewhere. and yet the average person seems to be well educated. the highest on even general impressions are out of sight. are far greater than the maximum knowledge that americans have, and that's where the american media comes in. i mean, these guys are more things around a

we have ramsey, rude. he is a power as being an author and journalist, and in new york we crossed to line on the as a legal and media analyst, or a gentleman cross type rules in effect, that means you can jump in time and want. and i always appreciated pilot start with ray, and i'm in raleigh. we we have this phrase. it's often use. it's called the writing on the wall. and it comes from the book of david. and i would submit to all of you and our viewers that we see the writing on the wall. we see what is going on. no, it's up to you how you interpreted and react to it. but you will be judged by what we all see on the wall on it. i don't want to go into high perfectly here, but if you don't want to see the writing on the wall, then you're lying to yourself, which is the ultimate sin. right? you are lying to yourself while you are completely delusional and thinking that the us is completely all powerful, as it used to be, the king bosses are. and the hebrew scriptures as got really worried about things and t

you know, ramsey um, obviously, uh, being in the media like like a line. oh, i talked to a lot of people and i talked to no graduate student friend. and um, you know, i mentioned, he said, yeah, it's a so complicated it's, it's just such a longstanding, complex. and i said, well, no, it's actually not longstanding, and it can be solved. that's called the end of the occupation. and he said, what, occupation? this guy has a ph. d in history. this is what we're up against ramsey. right? and you know, why is this the case? why is it so that will educate the americans are completely uninformed of what is happening in palestine at the moment. well, you know, i've traveled, you know, across the global south, many, many countries are over 50 countries from africa to south america, so asian elsewhere. and yet the average person seems to be well educated. the highest on, even general impressions are out of sight, are far greater than the maximum knowledge that americans have. and that's where the american media comes in. i mean, these guys are wandering around the c

you know, ramsey um, obviously uh, being in the media like like a line. oh, i talked to a lot of people and i talked to no graduate student friend. and um, you know, i mentioned, he said, yeah, it's a so complicated it's, it's just such a longstanding, complex. and i said, well, no, it's actually not longstanding and it can be solved. that's called the end of the occupation. and he said, what, occupation? this guy has a ph. d in history. this is what we're up against, ramsey. right now, you know, why is this the case? why is it so that will educate to americans are completely uninformed of what is happening in palestine at the moment. well, you know, i've traveled, you know, across the global south, many, many countries i've been to over 50 countries from africa to south america, so asian elsewhere. and yet the average person seems to be well educated. the highest on even general impressions are out of sight. are far greater than the maximum knowledge that americans have, and that's where the american media comes in. i mean, these guys are working around

joining me now is the ramsey show cohost and personal finance expert george. great to see you.he author -- >> good to see you. happy new year. cheryl: congratulations on the new book, breaking free from broke. that launches january 16th. cheryl: these numbers show that americans are very, very nervous about their financial health. >> oh, yeah, americans chose eyore as spirit animal and the inflation and housing market and thing to hold up the financial mayor and say i'm part of the problem too and it's all my fault and my responsibility to take control. america doesn't have to be land of the free and home of the broke if you choose to make a decision in 2024. cheryl: what's your advice to people struggling and is your advice geared more towards those seeing their sol larra and going as far as it used to, what do you say to that person? >> we take calls on the ramsey show and the issues are higher than they were and issues are i'm drawning in debt payments and the key is to ditch debt and inflation feels more like a pinch instead of a punch and way to do that is using the debt s

joining me now is the ramsey show cohost and personal finance expert george. great to see you.or -- >> good to see you. happy new year. cheryl: congratulations on the new book, breaking free from broke. that launches january 16th. cheryl: these numbers show that americans are very, very nervous about their financial health. >> oh, yeah, americans chose eyore as spirit animal and the inflation and housing market and thing to hold up the financial mayor and say i'm part of the problem too and it's all my fault and my responsibility to take control. america doesn't have to be land of the free and home of the broke if you choose to make a decision in 2024. cheryl: what's your advice to people struggling and is your advice geared more towards those seeing their sol larra and going as far as it used to, what do you say to that person? >> we take calls on the ramsey show and the issues are higher than they were and issues are i'm drawning in debt payments and the key is to ditch debt and inflation feels more like a pinch instead of a punch and way to do that is using the debt snowball

joining me now is the ramsey show cohost and personal finance expert george. great to see you.the author -- >> good to see you. happy new year. cheryl: congratulations on the new book, breaking free from broke. that launches january 16th. cheryl: these numbers show that americans are very, very nervous about their financial health. >> oh, yeah, americans chose eyore as spirit animal and the inflation and housing market and thing to hold up the financial mayor and say i'm part of the problem too and it's all my fault and my responsibility to take control. america doesn't have to be land of the free and home of the broke if you choose to make a decision in 2024. cheryl: what's your advice to people struggling and is your advice geared more towards those seeing their sol larra and going as far as it used to, what do you say to that person? >> we take calls on the ramsey show and the issues are higher than they were and issues are i'm drawning in debt payments and the key is to ditch debt and inflation feels more like a pinch instead of a punch and way to do that is using the debt

joining me now is the ramsey show cohost and personal finance expert george. great to see you.r -- >> good to see you. happy new year. cheryl: congratulations on the new book, breaking free from broke. that launches january 16th. cheryl: these numbers show that americans are very, very nervous about their financial health. >> oh, yeah, americans chose eyore as spirit animal and the inflation and housing market and thing to hold up the financial mayor and say i'm part of the problem too and it's all my fault and my responsibility to take control. america doesn't have to be land of the free and home of the broke if you choose to make a decision in 2024. cheryl: what's your advice to people struggling and is your advice geared more towards those seeing their sol larra and going as far as it used to, what do you say to that person? >> we take calls on the ramsey show and the issues are higher than they were and issues are i'm drawning in debt payments and the key is to ditch debt and inflation feels more like a pinch instead of a punch and way to do that is using the debt snowball

ramsey solution has some top tips just ahead.look at capitol hill were senate democrats will be in the fight of their lives as republicans try to take back the majority next fall. david webb breaks down the toughest battles on the trail, that is next. when people switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's simply fresh meat and vegetables, with all the nutrients dogs need— instead of dried pellets. just food made for the health of dogs. delivered in packs portioned for your dog. it's amazing what real food can do. joey: we have a live look at the nation's capital. it's beautiful it stands for freedom as democrats gear up for a major battle in the new year, not only to hang onto the white house but keys senate seats, this morning were breaking down the state of the race and five contest that will likely determine the balance of power in the upper chamber, fox news contributor david webb joins us now. good morning. i have five names

you can watch these games at the historic ramsey house. one thing about the tennessee association of baseball is one of education and it is an important part of our mission and the important part is playing at historic sites. for us, we have had the benefit to play at the historic ramsey house. we usually play at saturday's about 10 or so times a year. you can find that information at the tennessee association of vintage baseball website and going on the historic ramsey house as well. a) thank you all so much for attending. >> marquette university political science professor on the life and presidency of jimmy carter. at 9:30 on the presidency, a luncheon remembering first ladies pat nixon and betty ford who served back to back terms in the white house from 1969 to 1977 hosted by the gerald r ford presidential foundation. speakers include mrs. nixon son- in-law, mr. ford's daughter. watch american history tv saturday's on c-span 2 , find the full schedule online or watch any time at cspan.org /history. >> weekends on c-span 2 are an intern

and going on the historic ramsey house as well well. all right, i think thank you all so much. attending the state. good evening. i'm nina totenberg. welcome to the national press club. i covered as a very young reporter, a baby ror

you can watch these games at the historic ramsey house. one thing about the tennessee association of baseball, education is an important core part of our mission and the important part is playing at historic sites. for us we have had the benefit of playing at the historic ramsey house. usually play out there on saturdays about 10 or so times a year and you can find information on the tennessee association of vintage baseball website and going on the historic ramsey house as well. thank you all so much for attending. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span 2, at 4:30 p.m. eastern from this year's george washington symposium at mount vernon, a discussion about the united states constitution and how it has evolved over more than two centuries. and then at 7:00 p.m. eastern a tour of the smithsonian portrait gallery 1898 exhibit with portrait of the major players in the spanish-american war illustrating the expansion of u.s. interest and influence abroad. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history marquette political science professor on

and going on the historic ramsey house as well well. all right, i think thank you all so much. attending the state. veterans from world war ii through the iraq war tell their stories in recorded oral history interviews. here is an excerpt from one story. >> one of the most frightening things that ever happened to me, believe it or not, was on the january 6th date. we talked about being commissioned, wow, this was the january 6th the date of 1971. and, the ev city memo which was about a mile from our hospital. of course i am on my duty, every time we were hit i was on duty. that is the way it happened when it was the first time that i remembered any enemy activity near us. i had been in country about a month and a half and i was walking to work and getting a little complacent at that point, because i was thinking, you know, this is a long tour. and i thought, you know, sometimes things are slow, i would not say i was bored but i did not work as hard. >> comfortable? >> yes, i was walking to work thinking this is not too bad, i have ten and a half more months, and that night we g

that's plus live miles to pass in american just ramsey bundled edits. so the palestine clinical, so thank you so much for joining us here today. auntie now. so i believe that more than a dozen of your family members have been killed in because of my condolences. what do you think about the usaid does more than any of the nation to help the policy and people as well. it's really straightforward to answering mr. kirby's question. name one country. he said that does more to help goes on. well, i can name russia, china, turkey, egypt, a, julia, jordan, and many, many others from south africa to but as well that many other countries are doing everything in their power to help out. in fact, jordan dropped a musical supplies to the georgiana hospital in gauze, all, all from the app to help break the siege. i'm not just god, but the united states has if we've done everything in its power to lock the aids from entering gauze and everything and it's power to destroy garza, i mean, i think we're kidding ourselves. when we keep saying that the u. s. is, was, is, is

mr ramsey said i have always had full confidence in the amazing capabilities of electric vehicles.e journey. the estate ofjr tolkien has sued an american writer who publishes own sequel to the lord of the rings. he released the fellowship of the king last year but a court in the united states ordered him to destroy all copies of the book and halted distribution. he filed his own lawsuit claiming the amazon tv show rings of power infringe the copyright of his work. it was thrown out by the judge who described it as unreasonable. that is it this edition of the programme. thank you so much for watching. programme. thank you so much forwatching. —— programme. thank you so much for watching. —— that is it for this addition. —— edition. voiceover: bringing you different storiesl from across the uk. for 70% of the world's population, this is what doing the laundry looks like — women and children spending hours each week scrubbing by hand. and this is the solution — a flatpack manual washing machine being built in corby. british engineer nav was inspired by a visit to southern india. and t

the ramseys kept going, driving more than 700 miles to reach the south pole. chris and julie said theiren was to raise awareness of climate change and promote the use of electric cars. no word on if they got to see santa, but that's as close as you'll get. i'm omar jimenez. thanks for sticking with me. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening.

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my guns and camp and other areas in the central province i'm asking is ramsey is that is targeting him off and trust structure to ensure that a ton of attack like the one on october 7 can never happen again. prime minister benjamin netanyahu claims many home on spite those have some render to but it's really all mean seen in this with you may say that it is for how most and many from the beginning of the end. that's why i'm the the man or the boy. alright, here's a look now with some of the other headlines this our, a new draft agreement at the you and climate conference in dubai. waters down possible action on limiting global warming. the latest text refers to reducing fossil fuel use. an earlier draft as spoke of phasing out the fuel. the comp 28 talks are due to wind down in the next few of the philippines as somebody joined the st. bassinger over confrontations between ships in the south china sea. manila says chinese vessels blasted water cannons at several filipino boats and calls to collision. beijing blames the philippines joining claims almost the entire south china sea in def

i just want to recognize izy ramsey, our u.s. attorney from northern district of california here with us today. [applause] we also have some well wishes from our public defender manohar raju. district attorney. terry you are famous because i was getting text messages 10, 11 at night. give terry my best wishes. i can't be there, but in spirit. susan, county administrator for alameda county and i also need to let you know, in san francisco city hall, we are generally very collaborative. is was working to our county clerk diane ray office but ran into the city administrator and city county enter ourselves and say city administrator carmen chui, asked when i was going and had not met diane and said let me walk you and call to make sure. carmen chui also sends her best. and to give an official welcome to city hall, we will have paul miyamoto and paul henderson. first up, sheriff paul miyamoto. [applause] >> thank you president soo. good morning everyone. if we could have a turn-out like this at our board meetings, i will be very happy

joining us now is cnn chief law enforcement analyst john miller, also charles ramsey, former d.c. police chief. clearly the response time was immediate, they say, and it was two detectives from the campus that engaged and killed the gunman. >> right. what we learned from chief adam garcia a minute ago is it's two of his detectives from university of las vegas pd were first there. and he said they engaged in a shootout, which suggests the suspect shot back. so, they had a gun battle and were able to neutralize him. >> what do we know about the gunman? >> well, we're learning more. as you noted from the press conference, they didn't name him. we're not going to name him either. but he is not what i expected. he is a 67-year-old college professor, kroer professor, who studied business processes, organizational structures, and taught in two colleges in georgia and north carolina. what we don't know is, what was the motive? what was his connection to the university of las vegas? did he apply for a job there? had he taught a class? all that's unknown. las vegas metro pd and unlv police

gaza city shrouded in smoke for much of the time. >> that's stuart ramsey reporting for us.df international spokesperson lieutenant colonel, jonathan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> there's concerns about israel's move to the south after asking gazans to move to the south, now actively fighting in the south. how do you do that, and also respect human life, innocent human life? >> yes, let's first explain why. the why is very important. we have to do it because if we don't take on hamas and destroy hamas's military infrastructure, their operatives, their commanders and their weapons, if we don't do that, they will live to prepare, and rearm and to launch another october 7th attack, and those are the words of hamas leaders. so that's the why. the how will be that we are going to operate wherefore hamas is. if hamas would be deployed in the agricultural area where there are no civilians, then that is where we would fight them, and that would be, of course, much much better because there wouldn't be civilians there. sadly, they are intention that wil

ramsey solutions personal finance expert, rachel cruze. having me. >> you know, it's so easy to use a credit card today. but then, mid january, there's a bill, wait a minute. i don't remember that. >> yeah. and then january you usually hate the december you because you are thinking what was i thinking. scientific studies have proven that you end up spending more. and as much as 18% more. and so. >> steve: because it's painless. >> it's not your money. there is no emotion attached. even at ramsey we still like old school cash where you can spend it because you actually feel the exchange happen. because debit card is fine, too. you know money is actually coming out of your account. know the amount of money you have to spend for christmas. we may a little too late. we only have two weeks left. just being intentional and not let other people's expectations dictate your spending. >> one thing about crash and we were just talking about crime. sometimes i'm a little lehry of pulling out cash when i have been to different places. >> yeah. can i se

welcome to capitol hill, which we made the title of of our book when speaker senate speaker ron ramsey heard about this, he was outraged. and, you know, and he said when, i hear someone say, welcome to capitol hill. it just me want to smack them in the mouth, which was, you know, a typical statement for ramsey was it was a great quote at the time the next chapter that we had was was about glenn caserta who was the speaker some of might recall was a fairly recent development as he was elected speaker in 2019 and had been in the legislature for, you know, close to two decades and had really been working steadfastly to leadership is what he really wanted to accomplish. within six months he was drummed out and was gone and is now know out of the legislature and really a story about the quest power and then sort of not what to do with it and then having you know basically an aide named kate catherine with whom he exchanged really sort of horrific text messages which once joel ebert here got his hands on, reported on of just racist, you know, misogynistic claims and basically thought that hi

the white minority ramsey was due in 1979. it could be delayed a year later, free elections warehouse instead of racist road. the just the state of zimbabwe appeared on the world map and became a true best just of the ideas of an african. it's of the, it's not just about learning to lend property. but also developing stress to assistance and the ability to make quick decisions in life threatening conditions from the 1st jump. so your expect it to result your actions, describe what you're doing and assess wind speed and your altitude 0 sustained use of the way me and was always supported across the core must go look at the little chip for each cause electric field, those legit and probably i don't the low intel consolidated, which was supposed to be published is more now let's go to the flow and go into the shading of a bunch taken with the ones you might see. just going to get anything. just create a quick like you just paid the the, the standard rates based on what the course the so say it's $72.00. there was no good. i've go

attorney ramsey said the fbi's along regional member. >> criminal hackers will not evade our investigation. we will find them and we will hold them accountable. >> prosecutors think the 2 russians used fake emails basically to fool people into handing over account information. there were co-conspirators. they say they stole information, used to influence the 2019 elections in great britain. and as that posters indicating the reward for tracking them down is huge, 10 million dollars, a low. that will probably be really hard to do because the man are believed to be in russia. and since they were, prosecutors say working on behalf of russia, nobody expects them to be handed over. ken and vicki. all right, catherine, thank you for that. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a look at slightly busy bay bridge toll plaza her first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. not too busy to come over and talk to every once a while wandering over. stay close. its weak cold tonight. yeah, close to you guys. i can this going to be cold out there around the bay area. no getting around that frosty start

attorney ramsey said the fbi's along regional member. >> criminal hackers will not evade our investigation. we will find them and we will hold them accountable. >> prosecutors think the 2 russians use fake emails to people into handing over account information they s and say they stole information used to influence the 2019 elections in great britain. the poster indicates the reward for tracking those 2 men down is 10 million dollars we'll probably be very hard to do. the men are believed to be in russia and since they were apparently working on behalf of russia, no one expects them to be handed over. well, the time here we take a live look outside on this thursday night, almost to the weekend. there's the san mateo bridge is. >> folks getting to where they're going. >> and might see some frost on the ground. >> larry. yeah, i think maybe even a little frost inside the bay by tomorrow morning. but otherwise, i think it looks like a beautiful friday kind of crisp. it will be a little bit on the cool side outside. we're going to get a little bit of a break. rainy conditions we've seen over t

he joins us now from beirut. ramsey cars, thanks for joining us. i know that you want to talk about your findings into the attacks on doing this on the israel lebanese board a side to do on we will in just a moment, but you listen to that litany of the difficulties faced by godson's human rights difficulties human rights abuses that were bad enough before the war began on october, the 7th day off with us now. the yes, certainly i am speaking to now from somebody who were also we're documenting violations happening north of the border of human rights. so i'll just release investigations today. one side, i must get a plus conferences or 2 separate and from that investigation, we found that with regards to a talk function was we found that she was really surprised shop on october 13 the field torches during the se, some of the, an injured 6 others is apparently deliberate, soc on journalist, and therefore a work from our investigation has taken over, you know, almost 2 months now. we've looked at over $49.00 video sections of photographs, focus over 7

defensive work and sit with these limits, the ability to actually target the ships going through the ramsey and ultimately actually plays into what the, what these want from this entire episode is international attention. local legitimacy and for train themselves is exactly, is there slogan, says mostly i'm going to come out of this. i am just to america just to as well, the ones that are trained themselves in warriors against the west. and that's precisely what this international coalition is, giving them on a silver platter. thank you so much for uh, guidance through that. so clearly at least i'm just actually a copy from harvard university. and i'm a strong health ministry gauze that says more than 19000 people have been killed in the ball with his ro, independent, being verified, that figure is difficult for the us, the us, and has described civilian casualties as unprecedented. you may find some of the images in the next report. distressing. a counting the dead. and already gruesome job made almost impossible, but on the ground fighting the relentless bombardment just as rarely forces

defensive work and sit with these limits, the ability to actually target the ships going through the ramsey and ultimately actually plays into what the, what these want from this entire episode is international attention. local legitimacy and for train themselves is exactly, is there slogan, says mostly i'm going to come out of this. i am does to america, death to israel that wants to portray themselves in warriors against the west. and that's precisely what this international coalition is giving them on a silver platter. thank you so much for uh, guidance through that. so clearly at least i'm just actually a copy from the university. how much around the health industry, kansas has more than $19000.00 people have been killed in the ball with his ro, independent, being verified, that figure is difficult for the us, the us, and has described civilian casualties as unprecedented. you may find some of the images in the next report, distressing. counting the dead. and already gruesome job made almost impossible, but on the ground fighting. that relentless bombardment just as rarely forces in the

defensive work and sit with these limits, the ability to actually target the ships going through the ramsey and ultimately actually plays into what the, what these want from this entire episode is international attention local legitimacy and for train themselves is exactly, is there slogan says mostly i'm going to come out of this, i am does to america just to is roll the ones that per trade themselves in warriors against the west. and that's precisely what this international coalition is giving them on a silver platter. thank you so much for uh, guide you through that. so clearly, mid least i'm just actually a copy from the university and i'm a strong health ministry. gonzo says more than 19000 people have been killed in the ball with his ro, independent, being verified, that figure is difficult, but the us, the us and has described civilian casualties as unprecedented. you may find some of the images in the next report distressing. counting the dead and already gruesome job made almost impossible, but on the ground fighting the relentless bombardment just as rarely forces in the shape tal

defensive work and sit with these limits, the ability to actually target the ships going through the ramsey and ultimately actually plays into what the, what these want from this entire episode is international attention local legitimacy and for train themselves is exactly, is there slogan says mostly i'm going to come out of this, i am just to america just to is role that wants to portray themselves as warriors against the west. and that's precisely what this international coalition is giving them on a silver platter. thank you so much for uh, guide you through that. so clearly middle east august, actually a copy from the university and i'm a strong health ministry. garza says, more than 19000 people have been killed in the ball with his ro, independent, being verified, that figure is difficult, but the us, the us and has described civilian casualties as unprecedented. you may find some of the images in the next report distressing. counting the dead and already gruesome job made almost impossible, but on the ground fighting the relentless bombardment just as rarely forces in the shape tale

defensive work and sit with these limits, the ability to actually target the ships going through the ramsey and ultimately actually plays into what the, what these want from this entire episode is international attention. local legitimacy and power train themselves is exactly, is there slogan, says mostly i'm going to come mostly. so i and that's to america, death to israel. that wants to portray themselves as warriors against the west. and that's precisely what this international coalition is. giving them on a silver platter. thank you so much for uh, guidance through that. so clearly at least i'm just actually a copy from the university. i'm a strong health ministry guys that says more than 19000 people have been killed in the world with this ro, independent, being, verifying that figure is difficult for the us, the us and has described civilian casualties as unprecedented. you may find some of the images in the next report distressing. a counting the dead. and already gruesome job made almost impossible, but on the ground fighting. that relentless bombardment just as rarely forces in the

is that the production, the military production of russia is ramsey not they have no problem with money. and again, that western sanctions have failed to cripple the economy. now the new york times inside did get to ask a question during this q and a and b. c that ends, which is why may be there a correspondent was a little bit angry and resort to, to some name calling. let's take a listen. nbc news invited to preachings. bad news conference. russia's older client looking to turn a page to a new york times reporter, just off the president pro, retain about the job wall street journal that pulls it up and go straight to asking whether it is true that there was an offer of a deal that moscow refused president purchasing, we have not refused it. we want to have a deal, but it should be satisfying for both parties that some would argue that that for example, was and on a comfortable question, but no one of banded, no one said no, let's not. let's go to western journalists and find the lesson. journalists are there, and there are there every single year, with the exception of 2022. or of cou

chris and julie ramsey set off in march and have just competed the trip — believed to be a world firsts—kind adventure, driving pole to pole in an electric car. it is such a relief to finish this expedition. six years in the planning, six years in the making, and we are finally here. it is a bit surreal to be in antarctica and to have been at the south pole, right? it's exactly that. i mean, we've been on the road ten months and, as chris says, huge sense of relief. we can't believe we've made history and it's just absolutely amazing. chris and julie's expedition started in march on arctic sea ice. the 18,000—mile journey took them through 17 countries, from north to south america. their car, powered by charging points along the way, or portable solar panels. adventure wasn't in short supply, but at times their relationship was put to the test. what? it's just a little twig! it wasn't a twig! it was a twig! it wasn't a twig! and our mission is to show how exciting and capable electric vehicles are, and to debunk all those myths out there that currently are surrounding electric vehicles

we have ramsey by route. he is a power speed officer and journalist and in new york we crossed to line on the as a legal and media analyst or a gentleman cross type roles and the fact that means you can jump in time and want . and i always appreciated pilot start with re.

called national security interest take priority in the matter published and in american journalist ramsey rude says it's scandalous. washington is using that override option to support as well as the operation in augusta from the very start of this floor go is, has received gauze on gauze as quite a party who are kind of cobra for what happened october 7th. in other words, they did not create any clear distinction between palestinians, old every palestinian civilians and laza, and the how must have meant or any other resistance movement in this trip. this is not my own calculation, but rather if you listen carefully to what these we, the media is what you, the media pundits and even officials and, and the top government ministers. that's what they have been saying. this is why this is, but it's so glad from the very beginning said we are going to cut off because of walter electricity, if you will, food medicine and all those supply. so there was, oh, more on dependents to me and people, and gauze and what you see right now this, this fam and that is under way in gaza, is consistent with t

dr. ramsey. thank you so much for your take of the story. thank you for speaking to us on our change, a national policy in american journalist and the editor of the policy and chronicle . thank you. also a northern gather and is really as drive on a residential neighborhood in the city of big like he is set to have killed the 13 people, the human office full, the coordination of the humanitarian. a fast said that to of a disease where local journalist, let's take a look at the current number of policy and casualties since the start of the hostilities on october 7th, as reported by god, those helped ministry, the debt, so now exceeds 21000 suite times as many have been injured and 7000 all missing. meanwhile, in the west bank, about 300 people have been killed with 3800 when the end is ready rates. the you and says this here has been the deputy is by far for policy and children in this yeah. has been to douglas. yeah. on records for children in the west bank including these jerusalem with conflict related violence reaching unprecedented level

military invasion, here the opinions of the experts with whom the voice of america spoke were divided: ramsey believe that the venezuelan government will escalate and the negotiations will continue, but lopas is convinced that the force scenario is real, he will also need the intervention of the united states, and in this russia is interested. with new york iryna solomko, pavlo terikhov, voice of america. we conclude with this. maria prus worked for you in the studio. see other ukrainian stories. voice of america on our website on social media and like this video and follow us on youtube and facebook. thank you for your trust, see you on the air. greetings, we are asking for your help in the search for this boy and girl who mysteriously disappeared in the donetsk region, and yes.

the 7th ramsey is still coming to terms with how he survived those dark days. and his thoughts remain with the thousands of palestinians held in israel mostly was no charge for that. how many of the 0? hi, brooke? well, let's not bring in the chicago. we had profess of conflict resolution and diplomacy at george mason university. and let me ask you about about the broad a is rarely strategy. here we see these escalating raids interest and the occupied westbank to the soul goes beyond is destroying her loss. that seems, well, this is the glen stride to here or from the neo for from day one, which is the population of guys us as long as he can. in other words, it's not the casualty. it's not the enemy perceived as most of us, more of how we can read in any or the geo politics of how most of it goes us through. therefore, it is stated, believe it was to believe that he can push some of these purchasing asked or sign i, and maybe a number of them come to westbank to withdraw them. so out of now going back to his order and then plan the therefore i think we did the,

resolve, said an interview with re a novice, the media out of the so called west them is imperial. ramsey is cynthia fantasy. it is impossible to defeat russia. i repeat the president's words, support for key of from a group of western countries led by the united states will not solve anything. at the same time, we see that the so called technological superiority of the west in the military sphere is a mess. now let's take a look at some involves russell web already. hey, you can see the super time s a 351 of the full most drug systems, arrow drugs. this isn't for reconnaissance photos. i'm video monitoring. it have high degree of protection against the low electronic wolf or an come fly continuously for full and a half hours. also the mind dispersing system. then the leah is also used on the front lines next year. it will be equipped with a unified file. so and lot contain a well, but machine will be able to shoot out. mine's, i'm hit solve this with rockets, right? i'll mix with tax. let's take a look. here. you can see a comparison between ross's and is ready times as is wells was said

dr. ramsey, the rude editor of the published on chronicle, says, the us kind of have a national security interest that would allow israel's crimes to continue or from the very start of this or go is, has received gone. so i'm cause i'm as kind of a party who are kind of cobra for what happened october 7th. in other words, they did not create any clear distinction between palestinians, old, every palestinian civilians and laws are and how must have meant or any other resistance movement in this trip. this is not my own conclusion, but rather if you listen carefully to what these really media is, what you, the media pundits and even officials and, and the top government ministers. that's what they have been saying. this is why this is, but it's so glad from the very beginning said we are going to cut off bozza walter electricity, if you will, who made the same and all those supplies. so there was a more independence thing and people in gauze and what you see right now, this, this fam and that is on the way in gaza, is consistent with this trajectory. where um, over to 21000 philistines hav