lynn. that is fantastic. i absolutely _ lynn. that is fantastic. i absolutely love - lynn.tely love that. - stay bare. i want to bring in our panel. —— state they are. what did you think of all that? i panel. -- state they are. what did you think of all that?— you think of all that? i think it's remarkable- — you think of all that? i think it's remarkable. i _ you think of all that? i think it's remarkable. i am _ you think of all that? i think it's remarkable. i am less - you think of all that? i think it's. remarkable. i am less interested you think of all that? i think it's - remarkable. i am less interested in standing _ remarkable. i am less interested in standing where shakespeare stood, i'm more _ standing where shakespeare stood, i'm more interested in him standing where _ i'm more interested in him standing where we're — i'm more interested in him standing where we're standing and telling us about_ where we're standing and telling us about what he sees. i suspect he would _ about what he sees. i suspect he would have — about what he sees. i suspect he would have so

it's deva-lynn pokiak's first big project.she can hardly believe that she landed a spot on dustin whalen's team. she's the only one in the canadian-british group without an academic backround. and the only inuit. the community was concerned about the air, dust, ground stabilty, erosion and our water ways, so we're out here to collect that data with the help of the researchers and the scientists. everyone in tuk, as the village is referred to locally, knows dustin whalen. the canadian permafrost reseacher has been coming here for almost 20 years. unlike his colleagues who fly in and out to collect data, he recognized early on the importance of getting indigenous people like deva-lynn on board. people that lived in the community, like deva-lynn's dad, the knowledge that they have about the land is far, far above any of the knowledge that i have learned in my academic text books about processes, or climate change or coastal erosion. a training session out on the arctic ocean. temperature's stable the scientists are teaching deva-

there are so many little connectors with king's lynn. l connectors with king's lynn.in shakespeare's left him about an incident that happened in that theatre of a woman confessing to killing her partner because of what she had just witnessed on the stage. there is something... there is a strong connection between norfolk and theatre. that was a very significant member of shakespeare's company who played the comic roles was born in kings lane close to this venue. shakespeare's earlier clone, venue. sha kespeare's earlier clone, a venue. shakespeare's earlier clone, a man called bill camp, famously figged a man called bill camp, famously jigged from london to norwich. even the globe's thatch is norfolk water reed, so there is obviously something in the water in norfolk that connects at the theatre. it is a significant place for english theatre history, for sure. thank you for takin: theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the _ theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the time _ theatre history, for sure. thank you for taking the time to _ theatre history,

colin paterson, bbc news, king's lynn, norfolk.ices than the sound of lines of a stop sign to display the sound of people speaking normally through speakers hidden, most animals, normally through speakers hidden, mostanimals, including including antelopes, warthogs, giraffes and ran away. it is thought the animals have learned that contact with humans is extremely dangerous. that's our show. thank you for watching. hello, there. it was a rather mixed picture across the uk on thursday, with a very slow—moving weather front, giving outbreaks of rain, particularly towards the north and the west, such as here in argyll and bute, but further south, a lot more sunshine around, albeit quite hazy at times. now, as we head through the next few days, there is more rain to come in the forecast. it's mostly for scotland, particularly western areas of scotland, but further south, largely dry, and it will also be turning warmer. now for the rest of the night, still outbreaks of rain across the central swathe of the country. to the north and the

colin paterson, bbc news, king's lynn, norfolk. time for a look at the weather.anaries and, with high pressure building into the south of the uk, that warmth is coming our way, towards england, wales and northern ireland, but it will stay about average for scotland and very wet here. we have seen quite a lot of rain today and over the next few days there is more

going back to what lynn has said, skye next. going back to what lynn has said. we _ skye next.n has said, we have spent _ skye next. going back to what lynn has said, we have spent the - skye next. going back to what lynn has said, we have spent the entire | has said, we have spent the entire day here _ has said, we have spent the entire day here on— has said, we have spent the entire day here on river street in brechin and there — day here on river street in brechin and there has not been a single official— and there has not been a single official whatsoever from angus council — official whatsoever from angus council so there seems to be a suggestion from a corporate point of view that— suggestion from a corporate point of view that things are happening on the ground but the reality is very different — the ground but the reality is very different and people are telling us it's a very— different and people are telling us it's a very different story here. is there _ it's a very different story here. is there a _ it's a very different story here. is there a sense that the council

lynn hastinas, able to achieve this right now.ieve this right now. lynn hastings, good luck with your very challenging job, thank you for joining us and thank you to our viewers for staying with us as we continue our special coverage of the israel gaza war. bye for now. good afternoon. most of us started off our working week on a cooler quieter note — welcome news. but there was some rain around and some of it fairly persistent out towards the southwest with this weather front. we could also see more rain moving into the southeast of england later on in the day. but that front out to the west, well, it broughtjust shy of two inches of rain injust six hours. the isles of scilly, it was a miserable start to monday morning here. elsewhere, a few scattered showers moving their way up through wales. but it's a relatively quiet day for many and in fact we've got sunshine across northern england and for the bulk of scotland. as we go through the day, clouding over a little across england and wales, particularly down to the southeast wher

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lynne carter was one of them. tony jones was one of them.and for example, tony jones would do tallulah and tony jones would do katharine hepburn and a variety of these sort of lovely different stage actresses from a certain time period, usually from hollywood and lynne carter also did similar characters. he did phyllis diller. and he and phyllis diller were friends for many years. and also did pearl bailey the the lady of stage and screen who was black. and she loved him. and he never, of course performed in blackface. i shouldn't say of course because that wasn't universal at the time, unfortunately. but he never blackface but he she loved his performance so much that she called him the road company pearl and then i think lynne carter also did josephine baker and josephine baker loved him so much she would like put her balenciaga in a cab and send them to him, you know, the relationships were getting so good that they would give them lessons or like lily and then their actual vocal arrangement and things like that. lynne carter specifically

colin paterson, bbc news, king's lynn, norfolk. time for a look at the weather.t's getting hot, from north america, australasia _ up? it's getting hot, from north america, australasia and - up? it's getting hot, from north. america, australasia and europe, up? it's getting hot, from north - america, australasia and europe, so this shows a temperature anomaly across here, areas that are hotter for this time of year. 0range across here, areas that are hotter for this time of year. orange and red colours across portugal, spain, ireland and the uk and it's down to the fact we have this big area of high pressure sitting across europe and the winds rotating around that so they'll be coming up with the warm mediterranean and north africa bringing as rising temperature and saharan dust in the atmosphere so you might notice the vibrant sunrises and sunsets. 0ut there today, a mixed picture. we have some blue skies, some sunshine in norfolk, but other areas have more cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly towards the north, so this is a picture in perth and kinross at th

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colin paterson, bbc news, king's lynn, norfolk. now it is time to look at the weather.you're missing significant heat. it was a mixed picture on thursday. there was some sunshine in cornwall but further north, many of us had more clout and outbreaks of rain. keswick in cumbria, a fairly drizzly story but earlier on thursday. the next few days, get some rain around, mainly towards the north, but we all to notice the temperature will be gradually rising, especially through the weekend. the rest of the thursday evening and overnight we have wet weather through parts of wales, the midlands. later in the night more rain into ireland and scotland. clearer and dry weather outside of that and it will be a milder night across scotland. lowe is about ten to 15 across friday. through the day on friday summer wet weather for northern ireland, southern scotland, parts of northern england as well. further south are predominately dry day, some missed and low cloud, particularly around the coast and hills. sunny spells but cooler conditions across the north of scotland and mid—teens, b

dana lynn dodd.'s half sister, amanda, who had provided that dna simple and then naturally curious, she looked online and saw that clay model. >> and i called him back and i told him, that's dana. it's dana. >> was it like to see that? >> it's a real. it felt like somebody just punched me. i was angry that she was by herself. you know? her worst fear came true. she was forgotten. >> which was the heartbreaking truth, amanda revealed about dana dodd. hearse was a life of instability, uncertainty and from the very beginning, rejection. her mom moved out when she was little. one mother figure after another came and went from her life. >> she was passed around between my dad and his, you know, her life current girlfriend at the time. and that's how we lost track between her and ask for about ten years. >> by the time dana was in her early teens, amanda was 23 years old and married, and raising a son of her own. and when she heard dana was living not far away, somewhere in florida -- >> i just looked at m

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that leaves leo jeff lynne, the leaves leo as jeff lynne, the one one was bothered one that no one wasered about. right, all right. >> yeah. all right, all right. great banter . great banter. >> great banter. >> great banter. >> about 60 years old. >> if you're about 60 years old. so let's have a quick look at the pages. so the mail on the front pages. so the mail on sunday you ghouls, which is sunday has you ghouls, which is about proper mark steyn about the proper mark steyn marches today. and the shocking imagery there the sunday imagery there in the sunday telegraph . telegraph. >> has israel to hit hamas >> has israel set to hit hamas from land, and air? the from land, sea and air? the observer has israel warns fleeing gazans the next stage is coming the sunday express pm we stand by israel always the sun on sunday prem a secret sex party legal gag and the daily star apocalypse snout, which is something to do with zombies and leeds. and those were your front pages as . so let's start with pages as. so let's start with the mail on sunday. leo what are they going with? >> so they've

. >> i agree with lynn, as we start to get close to the expiration of the treaty, people's minds willus on what comes next. i think we have time to assess our deterrence requirements and build that into a proposal that we can then present to the russians. china will not come to the table, forget about a three way talk. figure out what our deterrence requirements are, russia will figure out what their czar and now we have a basis for conversation. you will not have another treaty. republicans are not going to agree to a new start framework unless there is some additional nuclear force capability. i am not talking about 5000 more nuclear weapons, but some number of uploads of the current missiles. likewise, it is going to be difficult i think for the republicans to secure administration's support for these additional capabilities unless there is some arms-control framework built into that, right? and there can't be restraint. going back to 2200 is a constraint. the arms deal not like the fact that we are going back to 5200, that they should like the fact that we now have constraints. >>

>> well, i agree with the lynn that we would probably, probably should engage the russians. everything on the table. but at the end of the day it can't just be about extending the current framework. even this administration has asa great the next round of discussion with the russians have to include nonstrategic systems. it's got too be included and now the commissioners recommended they're going to need some, i will use the word modest increase in our strategic forces. let's start negotiating with the russians and see where this turn' out. >> with the capability of a u.s. attack at how witch hunt be able to differentiate between conventional and nuclear cruise missiles during a crisis? >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter. because they will see cruise missiles coming at them and it would think they are nuclear weapons so they will launchy their own nuclear weapons. leduring this crisis the chinese forces will be on alert. they will be dispersing therefore. >> there's no way that one or two u.s. cruise missiles heading to china is going to be misconstrued as a force strik

that these were definitely here in 1592, and in 1592, we think shakespeare is performing in kings lynnk was researching st george's guildhall in kings lynn as part of a council—backed renovation project, when a discovery was made. we wanted to open up an area just to check, just to see if there was an earlier floor surviving here. and, lo and behold, we found this. quite a thought that shakespeare could have stood right here. it is, isn't it? and it's the only upper floor that we've got which is still in something of its original state, where he could have been walking, he could have been performing. the guildhall is the oldest working theatre in the uk with performances dating back to 14115. and when it comes to stages, of course, it's a subject shakespeare famously wrote about. all the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. but as for the proof that shakespeare stood on this one... we've got the borough - account books from 1592—93, which prove that shakespeare's company was paid to play i here in this venue. we know that shakespeare was on stage in 1592 due . plus

and i -- i'm struck by this question which lynn teases out a little bit. when didid nasa know? did people suspect? there's so much speculation did you pack -- upon any of this? >> no i didn't. and you know, just to be clear sally was also married, you know, to steve holly when she was, you know, training to go to space. and when she was in space, so you know, and tam and i have talkeds about this too she probably was attracted to both men and women -- so maybe there wasn't, you know, there was no speculation happening at that n time. i know i did talk to one of sally's friends who mentioned that, you know, she had heard somebody a reporter was looking into sally's sexuality and that that really bothered her. when shell heard about that. but it ultimately nothing came of it. u but i'm pretty -- you know, obviously, we can't talk to sally now. but i'm sure there was a concern for that to come out because that would be, you know, all anyone talked about was the fact that she had a relationship with a woman before she came to the space program and you know, you know there's a refer

>> reporter: until just a few weeks ago, lynn shipman lived here, in this role of ramshackle rvs ands in north san jose. it is home for people without a home. >> living outside is hard, it is hard to dig a hole when you need to use the bathroom, it is hard to get food. >> reporter: ironically, the encampment is a short distance from the site where the city would like to build emergency housing , up to 200 units for the homeless. >> it is an open space, it has been an and the field for years, and would likely be an empty field for years to come if we don't use it to address this crisis. >> reporter: you can begin to understand the mayor's fondness for the site in north san jose. the bta's maintenance yard take it as a fraction of the property, and there are few neighbors nearby to object. but last year, it was bta itself balking at the idea. the staff report described the site as "inappropriate for use " citing safety and security concerns from employees who had experienced a major workplace trauma , the 2021 mass shooting at a slight railyard. mayor mayhem was undeterred. >> i believ

d'anton lynn has to be incredibly proud of the plan they put together. defensive coordinator, first year from the ravens, a raising superstar in the profession. he played at penn state. you know, worked most of his career in the nfl until he came over this year to replace billy mcgovern who passed away this past may. said i'm going to keep the same verbiage, adjust my stuff to what you're used to. what an impressive guy. you talk to him, think he's got -- tests he'll have this year, people will talk about him and where he may fit in. >> chris: doesn't scream and yell at players, a teaching style more in the nfl, comes down to college, calm, reasonable. >> kirk: love it. >> chris: great demeanor, really connects with the players. >> kirk: when you talk to him, if you guessed where he played, penn state would be one of the first guesses. he represents penn state guys i've always been so impressed with. talked to todd blackledge about that, he did a heck of a job tonight. >> chris: sanders and kelly hugging, mutual respect, very authentic. deion's first eve

andy warhol decision and in that case the court ruled that andy warhol had infringed on photographer lynn goldsmith's copyright because he created silkscreen images of prints using her photographs. now the lineup in that case was somewhat unusual, given what the public perceives to be the recent divide on the court. so i'm wondering, from your perception, what lessons can we learn from that case and from the lineup? >> truth be told, i do think that the lineups were less unusual than they just were lopsided. the unusual lineup is usually like 5-4 but everybody is all scrambled. this was just a lopsided result. it was a 7-2 case. sometimes we have those. we have 7-2 cases. we have eight-1 cases. and in this case the outsiders, if you will, were me and the chief justice. and what can i say? there were seven people who really thought that their view was right and there were two people who really thought that the majority's view was wrong. it was an important case. it was an incredibly fun case for me to write the dissent. the chief justice assigned me the dissent and both he knew and i knew

i'm afraid there is, mr lynn. covering it right mr lynn.led someone who's been who's innocent. he's been exonerated oj exonerated in court, like oj simpson cosby . simpson or bill cosby. >> he's completely innocent . >> he's completely innocent. >> he's completely innocent. >> but that's the thing. i mean, sometimes you don't necessarily like people like mason sometimes you don't necessarily like with jeople like mason sometimes you don't necessarily like withjeoplunited.iason sometimes you don't necessarily like withjeoplunited.ias0|he green with man united. but he there charges brought in there was no charges brought in this proven this case. he's been proven innocent. we have to have innocent. so we have to have a rule of steve, what do you rule of law. steve, what do you think? >> there's legal >> but there's no legal obugafion >> but there's no legal obligation for a to host obligation for a cinema to host a so if your argument a premiere. so if your argument is it's legal thing, is that it's a legal thing, it's. i'm saying we should >>

and i now give the floor to misses lynn has things mr. president. thank you for this opportunity to update the security council on behalf of under secretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator martin griffith. at the outset, i want to welcome the release of 2 hostages on saturday and another 2 yesterday. we are grateful to the arbor public of egypt and the mirror of guitar for mediating their release and to the international committee of red cross for facilitating. however, the more than 200 hostages still being held must be released without condition or any further delay. we welcome all diplomatic efforts to secure their release and demand that in the interim they be treated humanely and be allowed to receive visits from the i c. r c. as intense air strikes, continue to rain down on gas uh and does indiscriminate rockets fly into israel? death, injury, destruction, and displacement or mounting. on these really side, the fatality toll is more than 3 times the cumulative number of israelis killed. since o just began reco

the other thing about victoria knew lynn is that while she's able, she's not very bright. it's as tens of tends to be the case with video cards. so in the uh, in after the north sea, metallic tony blinking victoria newland. and some of the other neo kinds were going around, basically bragging about it, basically rubbing it into the face of the world. look what we've done. it's a great opportunity for us to go in, in a feel for every stinking dime in europe and leave the people in, in uh, you know, in horrible cold and disaster. but we'll make a lot of money and we'll still be in charge. there are free ead number one that she'll be asked questions that will expose their involvement and then towards team attack and number 2, that she will not have the ability to hide her glee when it comes to that attack. and that she would likely say things that would expose them embarrassed them or in fact expose them to some kind of a legal um, you know, uh jeopardy for their actions. yeah, definitely too much of her ugly history. would a merge hang on to the north stream stuff. we will d

in in any capacity as the executive for the lgbtq we have been affiliated with the neighbor. >> i'm lynne angel one of the owners of the el rio your dive and have the manager with us. and before we talk about i was going to play a quick video and do questions or comments and stuff afterwards. >> (video playing). >> (music). >> don't be that way. >> i can't be survive can't stay alive without your love oh, baby. don't treat me that way no. i can't exist i'll surely miss your tender kiss don't leave me this way. >> oh, baby. my heart is full and desire for you. now come on down and do way got to do reach this fire in my soul it is burning out of control come and satisfy the need in me and set necessary free. >> oh. don't leave me that way no. don't you understand. i'm at your command oh, please baby please don't leave me this way. no baby don't leave me this way. no. >> i can't survive i can't stay alive without your love baby don't leave me this way. oh, baby, my heart is full and love and dire for you to come on down and do what you got to do and started this fire now in my soul keep it b

that's why little, why fi is terrified to, hey lynne from golf. so we meet her at her home. i've side proposals as she frantically tries to get family members out of a strip about their trumps. we will see where can they hide the stave? nowhere to run to the starting to run out of milk red drinking more to do put them layla rejects the actions of him off on to the is really response through this is the killing civilians has never developed the palestinian cause. we've always said to the killing palestinian civilians does not make israel safe on both sides. now we are weeping mothers. we are parents searching for our children. we are both at the mercy of extremist politics and we shall have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid on the call for the for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or songs, hope hanging in the air. let's have a look at some of the other world news now in brief, finland, security intelligence services that come through loud a possibility that a state exit was involved in damage

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i'm gonna respond to your input. lynn, thanks so much for watching. the montenegrin is deal with china for some it's the building project of the century. for others, it's an ecological and economic catastrophe. prestige project highway built and financed by trying estate owns the company. will this work out from montenegro? in 30 minutes on d w, which is freedom of the online with young north koreans fled to south korea where they realize their dreams of becoming social media. but then they disappeared without warning only to recess as a north korean propaganda video. lots happened from north korea with love in 75 minutes on d, w q. the turkey is changing 6 years ago. we said it conk attorney was, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen. this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey alter as the ad one has his 3 into exile 2. i knew that police would touch my house. courageous people are trying to stem of the turkish governments all sort. tammy calls us. so kids, but really it's a crime is addressed and the path of trying to take

lynn, what do you lisa mckenzie. lynn, what do you think about this?everything you said, and this is what happens when you have a country that is seeming to be anti—growth . you seeming to be anti—growth. you know, it's not ambitious . it's know, it's not ambitious. it's non aspirational . you and i non aspirational. you and i wouldn't blame these people for going abroad if you think about 20 years ago, 39.6% of taxes were paid by the 5% top 5. now it's 50. so all these people that continuously hate the rich or tax the rich more , they're or tax the rich more, they're paying or tax the rich more, they're paying the majority of the taxes already. and without them, like you said, they don't have to stay here. if we continue to hate them, we drive them away. and who's pay the and who's going to pay the majority the taxes? majority of the taxes? >> that's right. mean, >> well, that's right. i mean, clobbering the super rich benedict make a good benedict might make a good headline. it might make all of us better, just us feel better, but it just makes us po

it does that explain why, but lynn, for example, has placed restrictions on pro palestinian protests, but none on pro. is there any demonstrations? so this doesn't part explain that. we know that generally germany is considered a pretty liberal when it comes to granting the right to protest. but in this case, we've seen the police, especially in berlin, acting in quite a strict way in a strict interpretation of the law. because they say there have been indications that previous pro palestinian protests, but also at some of the ones that occurred in the early days of the current conflict. where there have been statements or behaviors that have been considered anti semitic. and the police says they cannot guarantee that these episodes will not take place again at a protest that will take place now. and since they can't prevent this, they say we're going to stop the protest from happening at all. now this obviously causes some concern and some frustration for people who just want to go out and show for example, solidarity with the civilians and gaza or protests. some of the policies of t

those poll numbers sound shocking, but are they dalia sean lynn is a public opinion analysts focusing on peace and conflict research in israel. they are pretty shocking considering that it's very rare for israelis to have any sort of consensus. this is a perennial lead divided society. it's been politically and socially divided since just sort of statehood. but then again, we are an unusual time and i think it really is, are going through that together in the sense that the state has let them down. getting out of israel has been difficult since the time many flights have been cancelled. but along with foreigners, he's riley's, are leaving even if only for a while. new and shiny, don't know yet where they might go. if they decide to to our considerations is that the government is and is pro is ran and the population is it was like most, most land christians, jews where we have in is read like a big is rarely community. those wouldn't be the consideration we would take. it's ironic that now we need to find the safe place outside of his red eye. and these are so big dilemma because in ou

that's why little, why fi is terrified to, hey lynne from casa, we meet her at her home. ive site bustles as she frantically tries to get family members out of the strip, but they're trapped. well for you, why can they hide? they've nowhere to run to. they're starting to run out of milk, read drinking more to do, put them layla rejects the actions of come off on the is really response to read. this is the killing civilians has never developed the palestinian cause. we've always said to that killing palestinian civilians does not make israel say for the moment, more on both sides. now we are weeping mothers. we are parents searching for our children. we are both at the mercy of extremist politics and we shall have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid on the call please. the for no. all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or song, this hope hanging in the air a scope more. okay. there's a form of hostage negotiator, the end of the book, order out of chaos. thank you so much for joining us. we are just days animals. this

that was the un assistant secretary general lynn hastings. thank you so very much for speaking to us at dw, thanks very kareem algo laurie is a journalist based in cairo and he told us more about the impact of the a deliveries in gaza. the one white is detained and that is that they're only allowed 20 trucks to come in. this is the agreement and to now it seems like the trucks already entered on the other side, a no unload, it was forklift this on to smaller trucks. it was in the gaza strip into then be distributed, but the we talking about the 20 trucks for 2300000 people. it really, if it is just already said that this is a drop in the ocean, you need to know that you and it's saying that it needs about a 100 trucks of the in order to keep bring the most necessary items into the gaza strip. and before the war and there was already is there any locates limited located where they there were 450 trucks coming every day to cover. so just you understand the relationship of 20 trucks. this is why know the, the moment the 1st 20 trucks enter the d

that's why little, why fi is terrified to, hey lynne from casa. we meet her out her whole life site, brussels as she frantically tries to get family members out of the strip. but they're trumped. we will see why can they hide the stave, nowhere to run to the starting to run out of milk thread drinking more to do put them layla rejects the actions of him off on to the is really response through this is the killing. civilians has never developed the palestinian cause. we've always said to the killing palestinian civilians does not make israel safe on both sides. now we are weeping mothers. we are parents searching for our children. we are both at the mercy of extremist politics and we shall have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid onto cope was the for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or songs, ho, hanging in the air was a budget reporting them. authorities here in berlin have banned a pro palestinian demonstration following classes earlier in the week. purchases insi

know the focus for jamming lawmakers is trying to defuse the situation here on the streets of bell lynn and elsewhere. and basically turning the folks to what can be done to protect security around the senses of jewish life. matthew, thank you very much. our correspondent, matthew moore. there or you're watching dw, and there's i'm terry martin, thanks for being with the practices and stereotypes still shapes the west views of africa. how do we change this? adapt filmmaking rates, which comes with these creations together, they exclude the contradictory nature of the 0 century as a teenage girl. and how these police can be changed. the start filming us, the plea from the perspectives, thoughts, october 21st on dw, the, the china posts faster than expected growth. the find government stimulus measures are beginning to take effect. but the countries of real estate sector remains a major concern of another big developer. faces a default. meanwhile president eugene ping host world leaders including a platinum recruitment in beijing. we'll get in depth analysis on how 10 years of the built i

calling ben for zillow. lynn is in jerusalem and had more on nothing. yeah. his remarks, this is what stood out to me was this play 2 countries to support israel and seek moral clarity in benjamin netanyahu. whose was he said, the future of civilization is at stake and went on to explain that it's not israel indiscriminately, the bombing civilians. it's how much and how much which are using uh, the guys and civilians. a 1000000 of them displaced at the motivated seeking refuge as human shields in this war. mm hm. a yahoo took the stage shortly after it became known that it is really soldier who has been taken hostage by how much had actually been free. how has that been received in israel? well, this has been a, a more than a glimmer of our. i mean, the 1st good news in days this was entered its full week. and it's just been bloodshed from the terrorist attacks on october 7, in which 1400 is why these are said to have died in the air strikes, which how most says in the gaza strip has killed the 8000 people. they are on verified numbers and then to hear that o

i agree with lynn that we probably should engage the russians, put everything on the table, but at the of the day, it can't be just about extending the current framework. that's just -- even this administration has agreed that the next round of discussions with the russians have to include the novel systems, the nonstrategic systems, they have to be included. now the commission is recommending that we're going to need some -- i'm going to use the word modest increase in our strategic forces -- start negotiating with the russians and see what this turns up. >> we have another question. with the capability [inaudible] how would china be able to differentiate between the conventional and nuclear cruise missile during a crisis? >> it doesn't matter in a sense; right? the assumption is that they will see cruise missiles coming at them and [inaudible] -- during this crisis, the chinese forces will be on alert. they will be dispersing their forces. there is no way that one or two u.s. cruise missiles heading to china is going to be misconstrued as a disarming -- they can actually wait to see

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that's why low fee is terrified to, hey lynne from casa. we meet her at her whole life site befalls, as she frantically tries to get family members out of the strip. that's their trumped. we will see where can they hide up? stave nowhere to run to the starting to run out of milk red drinking more to do put them layla rejects the actions of from us on to the is really response through this is the killing civilians has never developed the palestinian cause. we've always said to the killing palestinian civilians does not make israel safe on both sides. now we are weeping mothers. we are parents searching for our children. we are both at the mercy of extremist politics and we shall have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid onto cope with it. for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace. ringback or songs, hope hanging in the air or was it batch off it both of us secretary of state's onto the plane kind of has met with palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas. and jordan, the mr.