let's asha, you're in a in black voters matter, you're in it, you're in the community, you're talking to folks, you're hearing from them. why is there this big drop from the 87% of black vote that the president got in 2022 seeing 62% in that morning consult bloomberg poll? is it a real thing that the presidents hold on black voters is slipping? >> you know, i think that biden has a -- that's bigger than biden. what i mean by that, black voters, i'm talking black people, they're concerned about the environment. it's not just what has been passed, people are saying, what are you gonna do for me now? in addition to that, there is a lot of, we know a lot of young voters and first-time voters engaged in the process because they want to see criminal justice reform. that simply does not happen. we also knew a lot of people we talked to were interested in voting rights and making sure in voting rights legislation -- that -- in addition to that, there has to be the metrics, i think there's a disconnect in terms of the metrics in which sometimes the party uses the metrics of success and what pe

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now asha krishnaswami, a podcaster and a journalist, we've talked to her about the us involvement in this really genocidal war on gaza, as well as washington's regional moves that could lead to the escalation of the war in west asia. they know that their war is not going well, so they are trying to draw in more parties into the war, especially us, uk, nato for. says, this would make no sense to needlessly create a a tinder for a an entire war that can spread to many many countries, so i think it is intentional on the part of the israeli forces in order to draw, in order to deepen the commitment and involvement of nato and especially the us and uk forces, into coming into more direct aid in my opinion. this year there have been 99 attacks against different like us bases or us locations in many countries from all from many parties. so the us is already feeling vulnerable because they know that they can't actually compete um in the economic front when the market when when the playing field is even and so they only have their military front and that's not going. so well, um, so in that r

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them to publicize their message instead. the israel are librally bombed hospitals including alahli asha algods and the indonesian. all the hospitals were put out of service because of the israeli and american vplanes that kill and mutulate bodies. we demand the unicef to fulfill its responsibilities in helping protect civilian. infrastructure such as schools, hospitals and water stations and to ensure the provision of basic medical and food supplies for gaza's children. the children staged a performance on the massacres committed by the israeli regime against kids in palestine. they also chanted slogans and carried banners condemning war crimes committed against children and demanded the removal of the bloccade imposed on gaza. palestinian children emits to. rubble remain steadfast in the path of resistance. we will not surrender and we will only bow before god. the palestinian child fully understands that resistance is the only and optimal choice for the liberation of palestine. we are here to support the children of gaza. and we call on the united nations to support them, provide milk

petersburg, i'm joined by asha krishna swami, she's a journalist and podcaster joining us now, that goodo first up, let me digest this, i mean what kind of water is this, who is israeli forces fighting, i mean now they're even stealing their body parts and they're notorious for that, they have a history, they hit hospitals, they hat even trucks that carry aid into gaza. um, unfortunately, all of this is true, and lot of people don't know this, but when a prisoner dies in israeli prisons a palestinian, often they don't return the body and they kept keep it in a morg, and most people don't understand why, and one of the things is that israel has a many countries have things called skin banks for burn victims, but it seems like the recent evidence has shown that they often uh harvest the skin from the bodies of palestinians in order to uh for the skin bank because often with orthodox in certain orthodox cultures um donating organs and donating skin bef after death is frowned upon as for the humanitarian aid they have blocked and the entrance from racca saying that you can't get more aid fro

well, that was not asha safai. that was a business owner. downtown city hall tells us about three quarters of city staff work in person full time. mayor london breed says many of the people who are not working in person are tech support employees. >> another factor in san francisco's downtown economy is more and more vacant buildings, more than a third of all office space in the financial district is empty right now. and that's something mayor london breed addressed in our abc7. take action san francisco town hall event. she said her vision of change doesn't just involve filling those offices, it also has to do with housing, something as simple as converting an office space to housing and being able to do that without going through a process. >> this is something we've already done. >> mayor breed wouldn't say how long she believes it might take to bring downtown back, but the emerald fund, the san francisco real estate development company, says there's no quick fix for this. the company says it could take a year and a half to cut red tape,

so please enjoy the combat check behind him asha zone banker and david on stage 5. i vent order day when i landed straight on my head. this was not a very high speed crash because i landed on my head. i think the in fact was very high, and then i tried to get up. i immediately blacked out. so consequently, you know, 10 minutes later i was and if that the injury meant he missed 3 stages of the valley, which was allowed to continue the event under the dock. our experience category, the general advice was okay, everything's clear but it's a concussion in the end, so it will show up 72 hours later as well. so the documentation wasn't leg okay. but be cautious. so yeah, i really enjoyed the rest of the overall it was, it was a good experience to finish that i need not to finish. i was hoping for. so i was kind of sad about it. like i finished the card yet. i was kind of, i had mixed feelings because i wasn't at the actually finishes for them. but yeah, that's something to connect and explore. she's has accepted the injuries of pa for the cause of both my sort of the sepa

well, let's pick this up with middle established asha l copy, who's our research associates and instructor at harvard university. welcome to dw. so when, who sees a top vessels in the red sea? this looks like this is not necessarily about piracy because they're not interested in seizing a ship for its monetary value. they're not interested in seizing a ship for its political value. they're merely looking for propaganda victories on the red sea in order to shore up their own position within human. right. so they, they saves a ship to just talk us through about how does a benefit them so after 2014, the, was he seized the capital city of santa they, for a long war, a civil war against the saudi back, internationally recognized government as late as october, 6th of 2023, it seemed as if the saudis and the who with these were on the verge of signing a piece of court. because these were negotiating from the position of weakness. october 7th, presented it with these with an opportunity to both focus on an external enemy rather than on their own humanitarian crisis, but then human, and also has a

let's pick this up with mentally established asha l copy coast research associates and instructor at harvard university. welcome to the w. so when, who sees a top vessels in the red sea? this looks like this is not necessarily about piracy because they're not interested in seizing a ship for its monetary value. they're not interested in seizing a ship for its political value. they're merely looking for propaganda victories on the red sea in order to show up their own position within human rights. so they, they seem to ship to just talk us through about how does a benefit them so after 2014, the what the seized the capital city of santa they for a long war, a civil war against the saudi backed internationally recognized government as late as october, 6th of 2023, it seemed as if the saudis and includes these were on the verge of signing a piece of court because these were negotiated from the position of weakness. october 7th, presented it with these with an opportunity to both focus on an external enemy rather than on their own humanitarian crisis, but then human, and also is an oppor

asha's sparks flew from such a start from the vikings team; i was volbala by the pirates team.me champion of slovakia among firefighters. when jim was asked what is your main fear, he said that i am fearless. from the vikings team einar, from the pirates team, jack, einar always shows everyone his beautiful muscles smiles, well done, what a great guy, and jack was determined to win from the very beginning, he will do everything possible, everything that depends on him, let's see, i believe, your team believes in you, well, i hope the audience will support you too, the pirate team trusts the girl , bonnie will complete this relay, i hope the choice was made: the right one was made, but the second will compete for the victory from the vikingo, i’m sure he can bring it. we will watch the battle between the guy and the girl in the finale, this makes it even more interesting. na štarte máme postavenú vanes, kde sú prednosti jednoznačne silné, neórazne silné nohy, na druhom úseku damian, rýchle ruky, tenučký, prepchá sa všelikade, na poslednom úseku, andrej, dlhé ruky a rýchlosť. hla

please be the big are people the 1st they're countries or are asha or both together. and when you as a on 3 really all right, nice your bar to the responsibility also, not the only i'll file that ways to date, boise, but the about the also well for the undermining of the in general, the international institution, we need to guarantee the piece you mean the work and undermining the visa stability in europe. now thank you very much. louis of the most it to probably go. it's smaller, but also you can publish your question, but it gets good. what's that would be welcome to buy your uh, mazda, as united to, if the you see that shows up in the west, and when you call a see of know which its, its cfo and the, for the check is there it is. new recruits are also loading from them right now on the, on the wait and you and a nate. so then learning from them to, to watch them. you, they love what they call cancel culture. you also provide you with any other tech? no. could i, if i already gave you the examples of how every single question is, was cancelled in a crate and they sta

asha. in general, as i understand it, there is a complete mess there because of this churchill.e stalin drops his sword on the floor so that the allies understand that a second front must be opened, saying that you will not be able to enter germany on our hump. he won’t be able to cling to victory. on the eve of churchill's birthday, he was told not to trust his hindu guards. comrade stalin insisted that all adjacent premises be searched in the reception hall. agents searched the embassy for 3 hours, they say they even found an explosive device weighing 40 kg, but i can’t vouch for that, in retaliation churchill decided to boast, he said that before the conference, the british identified 12 german saboteurs, comrade stalin grinned , six germans were brought into the hall, whom we found, hurray, oops, oops, hold on, america, europe , long live the russian armenian soviet intelligence, come on, what does love do to a normal person? boys, let's go for a walk around the neighborhood, let's leave. these are miracles, which is not good, they say, there is such a mess there because of

asha was wise beyond her years and the most selfless person i've ever met. >> at least 58 people have died since 2010. >> reporter: bridget said she could be dead too. she was supposed to be are her friends that night but had a late cheer practice. she's now among those demanding safety changes to the pch. >> if change isn't made, personally, i'll feel unheard and i'll feel like they are unseen, undervalued. >> my heart was breaking for those families. >> reporter: film producer michelle shane knows what the pepperdine family is going through. he lost his own daughter on pch in 2010. a tourist mecca of million dollar homes and beaches and fast cars. >> who are 6, 8 inches away from a two-lane freeway going north or south. and that is scary. >> reporter: emily shane died at the intersection now named in her honor. her father was minutes away from picking her up. >> about ten or 15 minutes later they told me she had died. >> reporter: sobbing, michelle called his wife. >> she thought i was emily because she knew what was going on and figured i handed her the phone because i was crying.

asha rankovic and colman, in the minority, scored this goal to put the winning point in the match 3:2 belarusian ilya solovyov started the match in the third pair of defenders, his ice time is 10 minutes 20 seconds, the canadians are still in tenth place in the western conference. the playoff zone is only three points away. calgary will play its next match on december 10 against sharangovich's former team, new jersey.

asha was wise beyond her years and the most selfless person i've ever met. >> at least 58 people have died on the pacific coast highway in malibu since 2010. brt says she could be dead, too. she was supposed to be are her friends that night but had a late cheer practice. she's now among those demanding safety changes to the pch. >> if change isn't made, personally, i'll feel unheard and i'll feel like they are unseen, undervalued. >> my heart was breaking for those families. >> reporter: film producer michelle shane knows what the pepperdine families are going through. he lost his own daughter emily on the pch in 2010. a tourist mecca of million dollar homes and beaches and fast cars. >> who are 6, 8 inches away from a two-lane freeway going north or south. and that is scary. >> reporter: emily shane died at the intersection now named in her honor. her father was minutes away from picking her up. >> about ten or 15 minutes later they told me she had died. >> reporter: sobbing, michelle called his wife. >> she thought i was emily because she knew what was going on and figured i handed

asha was wise beyond her years.ne was the most selfless person, so generous. >> reporter: at least 58 people have died on the pacific coast highway in malibu since 2010. bridget says she could be dead, too. she wawas supposeded to be w wi friendnds that night, bubut had latete cheerer practice. she's now among those demanding safety changes to the pch. >> if change isn't't made, personally i'll feel unheard and i'll feel like they are unseen, undervalued. >> my heart was breaking for those families. >> reporter: film producer michel shane knows what the pepperdine families are going through. he lost his daughter, emily, on the pcpch in 2010. a clclaustrophobobic touririst of million-dollar homes, beacaches, and f fast cacars. >> six, eight ininches away froa two-lane freeway going north or south. and that is scary. >> reporter: emily shane died at the intersection now named in her honor. her father was minutes away from picking her up. >> probably about 10, 15 minutes later, they came out and told me she had died. >

and a lot of people think that that's me and that's actually not me but my friend asha who's the chairman of cardiac surgery here, he's indian-american he looked at the cover i was shown. i said, what you think about this? and he goes, hey, is that atul gawande? and i was like, oh, my gosh, it is. it's a tool gawande day. they've a picture of a tool gawande day for the of the book and i freaked out and i called my editor and i called the head of nonfiction and he said is this a stock photo is this atul gawande are you because the four heads exactly the same i the wrinkles there's like three wrinkles if you look at his other books, there's three polls in his book like we can't do this. they were like, it's not. atul gawande. they and they found, you know, it's like it's a surgeon. like from pakistan. so i guess the top of my head looks like a surgeon from general surgeon from pakistan. but what was really neat when it came time for the for the paperback, they said, what do you want to do? and we work with terrific people and a children's hospital, whether it's the lucile who's here, who's

he specifically named a few conflicts in armenia, asha barr, john sudan, and ukraine. by far the strongest message was to israel. saying he looks to baby chases his birthplace with sorrow and silence. he is asking for peace. the what israel's prime minister's promise sane as world leaders call for relief in the war with hamas. plus, what happened to alexei navalny. he was just found in russia after going missing for weeks. the will tell you what 2024 republican hopefuls are planning in the new year to close the gap in the polls with donald trump. don't go away, we're back in 60 seconds. 6 seconds. ♪ if there's pain when you try to poo ♪ ♪ and going sometimes feels like you ♪ ♪ pushed through a pineapple or two ♪ ♪ colace is the brand you need ♪ ♪ to soften stools, we're all agreed ♪ ♪ #2 should be easy to do ♪ trust colace to soften stools with no stimulants fok, someone just didf. laundry... no, i add downy light so the freshness really lasts. yeah, most scented stuff gives me a headache, but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light

and a lot of people think that that's me and that's actually not me but my friend asha who's the chairmanof cardiac surgery here, he's indian-american he looked at the cover i was shown. i said, what you think about this? and he goes, hey, is that atul gawande? and i was like, oh, my gosh, it is. it's a tool gawande day. they've a picture of a tool gawande day for the of the book and i freaked out and i called my editor and i called the head of nonfiction and he said is this a stock photo is this atul gawande are you because the four heads exactly the same i the wrinkles there's like three wrinkles if you look at his other books, there's three polls in his book like we can't do this. they were like, it's not. atul gawande. they and they found, you know, it's like it's a surgeon. like from pakistan. so i guess the top of my head looks like a surgeon from general surgeon from pakistan. but what was really neat when it came time for the for the paperback, they said, what do you want to do? and we work with terrific people and a children's hospital, whether it's the lucile who's here, who's t

a san francisco mother feeling hopeless after 13 asha and then ek was one of 2 boys who were killed in a deadly crash in antioch on friday night. police say a marcia and another young boy, a 12 year-old. we're the only ones inside a car that ran a stop sign. just moments before it was hit by a cadillac suv. the occupants of the suv leaving the scene before police arrived. jane's mother says investigators are not giving them much information about the accident that killed her son and the corners are also now. me see my i don't. i'm just i'm respecting other rules. whatever they have going on. >> i'm just like what i like is my why can see my son? that's what i wanted to. >> she says her son was smart, goofy and an athlete. a heartbreaking, you know, have present waiting for my baby to open. >> you know, weywas getting ready to say we are getting ready for high school, know, getting him in schools and all of the stuff he had, you know, teams waiting for him be on again and you know, he just had a whole life ahead of him. police are still looking for that hit and run driver who was in the

. >> after 13 asha and then ek was one of 2 boys who were killed in a deadly crash in antioch on friday night. police say a marcia and another young boy, a 12 year-old. we're the only ones inside a car that ran a stop sign. just moments before it was hit by a cadillac suv. the occupants of the suv leaving the scene before police arrived. jane's mother says investigators are not giving them much information about the accident that killed her son and the corners are also now. me see my i don't. i'm just i'm respecting other rules. whatever they have going on. >> i'm just like what i like is my son i can see my son. that's what i want >> she says her son was smart, goofy and an athlete. a heartbreaking, you know, have present waiting for my baby to open. >> you know, he was getting ready to say we are getting ready for high school. no getting him in schools in all of this that he had, you know, teams waiting for him be on again and you know, he just had a whole life ahead of him. police are still looking for that hit and run driver who was in the suv. they say they're reviewing video from

so we asked her and supervisor asha safai about that. we are exponentially impacted by the amount of tech and public service business is that have chosen to remain remote. >> and so at the end of the day, the city hold on a minute, the city also has employees still working from home. they do have the ability to stay home two days a week. and again, that is the decision of the mayor. >> will you ask city employees to come back to work five days a week? >> so to be clear, most of our 34,000 city employees are back at work, most of them. but i think the you know, you see city hall is pretty much at capacity and other city buildings. >> so city hall tells us about three quarters of city staff work in person full time. mayor london breed says many of the people who are not working in person are tech support employees. >> all of this factors into the san francisco downtown economy showing increasingly vacant buildings. it's not only affecting the city's economy, but also its livability. during our abc seven take action san francisco town hall

alon shamriz, yotam haim and samer el—talaqa were killed in asha—jiga, in the north of the territory.tanyahu called the incident a disaster which broke his heart. he said the troops in gaza were risking their own lives as they tried to rescue hostages, and warned the military operation was necessary to force hamas to free them, but hinted of possible talks. translation: since the tragedy occurred yesterday, _ i am haunted by one thought — what would have happened if only something would have been different? and i'm certain that this kind of thinking is something that you all share with me. we were so close to embracing them now, but unfortunately, we cannot turn back the clock. anybody who's ever been involved in combat knows that the distance between victory and disaster is ever so slim. we will draw the lessons, we will implement the lessons, and we will remain relentless in our military and diplomatic efforts to bring back all of the hostages home safely. with all the terrible sadness, let me clarify that the military pressure is necessary both for bringing back the hostages and to

yotam higim and samer al talaky— seen here left to right — were shot by israeli troops in asha—jiga,h of gaza. a spokesperson said they were misidentified as a threat. on friday night, in tel aviv, hundreds of people gathered to call on the israeli government to do more to secure the release of the remaining hostages. they were captured by hamas, which many countries consider to be a terrorist organisation, during the attack in israel on the 7th of october. aljazeera is one of the few networks still broadcasting out of gaza. now, the qatari television networksays one of its camera operators has been killed in the south of the strip as the result of an israeli strike. aljazeera said that samer abu daqqa was wounded either by shrapnel or in a drone strike on a school in khan yunis, in gaza. we begin our coverage with this report from our correspondent injerusalem, lucy williamson. report from our correspondent israel's army is in gaza to kill hamas fighters and bring hostages home. clear targets obliterated in the chaos of conflict. three of those shot dead in the northern district of

, yotam high—eem and samer al talaa—kay — seen here left to right — were shot by israeli troops in asha—jigh—uhael says that they were fired against israel's rules of military engagement. i spoke earlier to lior peri, whose father, haim is still being held hostage by hamas in gaza. i was devastated. completely devastated and also the frustration of knowing that we have been shouting about it ever since the ground attack started. we have been shouting about it that this is not the way to release hostages. the only way to release hostages safely without any casualties on either side is a ceasefire and a negotiation and nobody seems to listen and now, yesterday, we've got the worst confirmation for our fears. , , ., many observers with the scale of the military operation in gaza, events like we just witnessed, though not inevitable are highly likely, given the intensity of the military oeration? , �*, ~ ., you go into a ground attack on gaza, you will have casualties. so far, we have almost 120 soldiers dead, 20% of which are through accidents of our fire, what is being called friendly fire. 20%.