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people and saying, say i saying, you can't say this. saying know, saying it's perfectly, you know, if something if you're going to say something that offensive and that could be offensive and people offensive, then people find it offensive, then you've that you've got to take that up. you've got to soak up the criticism. you've got to soak up the crit okay, matthew, what >> okay, well, matthew, what about this as good solution? about this as a good solution? any whatever any comic can say whatever they want criticise any comic can say whatever they want for criticise any comic can say whatever they want for saying criticise any comic can say whatever they want for saying it criticise any comic can say whatever they want for saying it theyicise any comic can say whatever they want for saying it they want. them for saying it if they want. that is a good. that works. i think is a good. that's how a free society works, i think. anyway, we've got i think. anyway, look, we've got to on. coming we've to move on. but coming up we've got tomorro

>> i think that's what he was saying. when he said they are poisoning i think he was talking with the democratic policies and just talking about open mirror policy. and the mayor here new york city is saying that this migrant crisis is destroying new york city. it's the same thing. what we're trying to say here is that we need to have secured borders. let's poisoning america's amount of fentanyl coming over our open border. this is a serious issue and i think that is what he is talking about that the open borders are unsafe and unsustainable. it's been traveling city like ours and we need to address it. >> congresswoman that's what you think he is saying but he was clear in saying that the immigrants are coming in are poisoning the butt of the nation. . i honestly think i think he is talking about the democratic policies. >> it's talking what people, not policy. >> president trump's anti immigrant. he's married immigrants he's hired immigrants. he's talking about people coming across the border. he was saying that they we

um, which you can say mean, so say that again.hat at least seen that least so we've seen that elizabeth , the elizabeth mcgill already, the president has already president of penn, has already resigned they resigned over this after they lost funding lost 100 million in funding after testimony after her shocking testimony where essentially smirked where she essentially smirked about jewish about the notion of jewish genocide and people talking about that on campus and advocating dependent. advocating it context dependent. they context they said it was context dependent, which was absurd. and they speech they pretended to be free speech absolutist. sudden , absolutist. all of a sudden, which would been at least which would have been at least been obviously been an argument. but obviously they're they they're not obviously they wouldn't in many other contexts. >> that was exactly the point for it was the inconsistency for me. it was the inconsistency really. the tone really. i mean, also the tone and were and the smirking were repreh

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he says . andy, i can tell andy. he says.l you now migration in this country the number net migration . et cetera is a problem. is a situation that is at the root of many problems. many people would say, whether it's access to housing, you can't just keep increasing a population, surely without having a knock on effect on pretty much every aspect of society. that's what i would say in response to that. but anyway, the conservative mp bob seely , the conservative mp bob seely, he he wants to pass he has said he wants to pass a bill parliament that would bill in parliament that would strip duchess strip the duke and duchess of sussex their titles. many sussex of their titles. many people will have a strong view as to whether or not these people should royal titles people should have royal titles in place. but in the first place. but notwithstanding that, you could share view that you share your view on that if you want. you think this is want. but do you think this is a good use of parliamentary time? >> ben so i indulge in a b

i don't trust what i say. shouldn't trust say. you shouldn't trust anything says. say.y. you shouldn't trust anythirgot trust says. say. you shouldn't trust anythirgot trust sown thing. that's the sensible >> that's the only sensible thing said, i think. thing you've said, i think. >> that should not >> i think that she should not be fired today, but tomorrow you'll probably say she should be no, because i think the company be boycotted and company should be boycotted and put business. so that put out of business. so that 22,000 employees are have lose their jobs. and every , every. their jobs. and every, every. that's too much . okay. that's too much. okay. >> you're stopping yourself now . >> you're stopping yourself now. well, that'll. well that's fine. nicholas what do you think make of all this. >> does that make sense? >> does that make sense? >> complements our previous story very well. not about story very well. it's not about equality of opportunity. it's not even about women. sometimes it's out war on it's just about all out war on men especially white men. me

the paper says mr. trump personally pressured two republican officials to not certify the election saying that they would look terrible if they did. cnn hasn't heard the call but erin burnett spoke with one of the journalists who says he has. >> what i heard listening to the audio of this conversation was the then president of the united states encouraging, pressuring, contending, arguing in favor of these two republican county canvassers not signing the certification of the 2020 election for wayne county. >> marshall cohen has more on that. >> reporter: stunning news from michigan where the detroit news has published excerpts of a phone call that former president trump made in november 2020 to two election officials in detroit. the goal of the call was to convince them not to certify the results of the election, which he had lost to president joe biden. according to the detroit news, donald trump and the republican national committee chair woman ronna mcdaniel tried to twist the arm of those election o

i'm holding up a sign saying say not saying joke so i can say not a joke. joke yes, covid is real.know, whatever no joke. are, you know, whatever meltdowns . meltdowns. >> okay, great. good >> okay, okay, great. good >> okay, okay, great. good >> well, we've got that system in place. thank you for that. uh, that's front that uh, that's the front pages that we've but us we've dealt with. but join us in part for idea from part two for an old idea from tony blair, a new idea about mental health. and we'll find out why prison isn't very good for your career. world seems to care less about a lasting ceasefire . lasting ceasefire. >> you're listening to . gb views. >> welcome back to headliners your first look at saturday's news. i'm andrew doyle. i'm still here with paul cox and josh howie. we're going to start with saturday's telegraph and more evidence that labour and the tories might have more in common than they'd like to admit. they often do, >> paul, as they often do, particularly around election time. blair government wanted to house um seekers in camp house asile's um seekers in

there’s nothing, i go in and say what you have, they say it’s a bar, i say chocolate, i don’t know, iw else can you understand, i was driving yesterday , i see a stall, it says, ram, 200 rubles, that’s what it says, ram! 200 rub. i accelerated in a jeep, rammed this kiosk , as they asked, instead of giving me 200 rubles, you know, how much money they took from me, they scream, how much, i say, but a lot, a lot, you know, they grabbed me with suction cups , with all sorts of tentacles, then the waiter realized, shouted, that’s it. i guessed you want octopus, southerners says, why axis, no wasps, i don’t want, i want, lamprey, alexander says, so, wait, wait, a second, let me figure it out, are you expecting guests, or will you take all this with you? no, i’m not waiting for anyone , i won’t take anything with me, i’ll sit here, i’ll eat, i’ll like everything myself, also... i’ll order whatever you order, eat, lamprey, the waiter is crying, so i offered you the same thing, no , what did you say, a bowl of meat, a bucket of soup, is that a lamprey, the waiter looks at him, says, and you k

say. >> that's what they say. >> that's what they say. >> that's they say .ecause it must be tough. he works all the time, very, very active , both socially and active, both socially and professionally, very driven, yes, as well. oh, yeah . knows yes, as well. oh, yeah. knows his own mind. yeah. what's that like for you? >> it's great. it's it's out of my way. most of the time. it's brilliant. you know, he does his thing. i do my thing. no, it's. it's. it's a good thing, you know, i believe in, you know , know, i believe in, you know, people who have convictions and motivations and is , as motivations in life and is, as you say, is really driven . so you say, is really driven. so for yeah, for me as a woman , for yeah, for me as a woman, it's a good it's a good thing deaung it's a good it's a good thing dealing with some of the issues is where people a lot of people want nigel to fail at everything really and possibly because of the nature of the kind of work that he's in and been involved in, but also the nature of the british press and the global media. >>

i will say, on my holiday break, say this on espn. glad that you can explain it to me. >> yeah, this is pretty wild. so alexander not one of the captains on sunday against the panther, but since he is from charlotte, he decided that he would be a captain for the coin toss. so he got it right calling tail, but then he said we want to play defense. by saying that, that means that the packers would have had to play defense to start the game and to start the second half. you are supposed to say defer. luckily packers coach matt lafleur had already told officials their plan so the referee asked alexander, you mine you want to defer? to which he then said yes. after the packers win, he was asked about the whole ordeal. >> i don't think coach noouf i was from charlotte. so i mean, you know, it was like so i mean, you like -- guys backed me up. i said i want our defense to be out there and they looked at me like i was crazy. it was pretty simple what i said. they were like you mean defer? yeah, i guess. >> alexander is the heist paid corner b

say the troops are engaged in some of the most intensive fighting sofa. israel says it's aim is to eliminate how much which is regarded as a terrorist group, but multiple countries and the you. hundreds of thousands of people have been told to relocate to so called safe zones. but the un says nowhere and gaza is safe. the survivors sift through the rubble of a destroyed home, struck by his right knee, sobs in the early hours of the morning. the commander with her 2 people inside the house. 20 of them were children. that's we don't know what happened to us at the fire. here's all of it collapsed on top of us. none of us made it. i'd completely okay. everyone is hard to that. let me look for the united nation, says almost 1900000 guys and so flat their home since the war began. many wind up here in san eunice. now guys, the 2nd largest city is a possible ground. israel says it's operating against comma strongholds and besides, and both sides report that the fighting is fierce, leaving civilians with nowhere to go. all my, the senior colleagues have been very clear, including the secretary jour

leave a voicemail to say gave him the money back.r you're going to f and get it. and i had other messages. this is i'm calling about the money. i had post calling me a thief, a rat, a liar. >> the sender admits that he and two other men went to cantu's home as her doorbell camera shows and left his business card. both cantu and the sender then filed police reports, but no charges were filed. then cantu says she called her local bank branch, and this time she tells me, i can contact the claims department and i can actually ask them to reverse these transactions. >> nothing. i wasn't even told that the first time. if i would have been told that, i would have jumped on that immediately. >> the sender removed the facebook post and cantu had chase reverse the payments. both chase and zelle sent a statement saying that information on their websites encourage customers who suspect fraud to contact customer service. but here's the problem. zelle users that we talked to say they have no idea what they're supposed to do. most say they would se

>> what did he say? >> what did he say? >> what did say? did i call >> what did i say?ll for war on iran? for a war on iran? >> no, he's not calling for a war. acknowledging war. he's acknowledging the gravity of the situation. and he's saying that got a point. >> yeah, he's got to. we've got to iran. to do something about iran. so he's war. so you he's calling for war. so you don't cressida's don't accept cressida's explanation ? explanation? >> me an apology, louis. >> you owe me an apology, louis. >> you owe me an apology, louis. >> for you. it's just >> he works for you. it's just he's just a stooge. >> for me. >> a stooge for me. >> a stooge for me. >> you in? >> you in? >> yeah . i always put one of my >> yeah. i always put one of my puppets on the panel to defend my position. that's what's going on. didn't i'd like on. i didn't think i'd feel like this first section tonight. >> yeah. louis you're going full tonight. >> ye.tonight, you're going full tonight. >> ye.tonight, aren't going full tonight. >> ye.tonight, aren't you?g full speed tonight, aren't you? >> le

says hop to football, let's cheer , i say, vitya, take me back to house two, he says, there are only idiots there, i say, stop insulting people, and he says, who is watching them, they are twice as idiotic, i say, okay , don’t return two to the house, but close your mouth, because girls, i’m standing behind him, he’s sitting with the back of his head facing me, here’s the back of his head, here’s a rolling pin, i’m standing next to him, close my mouth, i say, but he doesn’t close it at all, i i say, close it, girls, i want to ask him what tasty treats to take him to the hospital, but he has such a concussion, so, i come, he is so happy, he rejoices like a child, oh, really, until he finds out, he doesn’t recognize at all, the second says, he wanted to be sick, let him be sick to the fullest, the third says, girls, but on the contrary, i adore football, especially such international matches, my friends and i gather, beer, chips, shouting, cheering, at this time i can ask for money for whatever you want, he says, just fuck off, don’t interfere, you won’t believe it, i’m for the europea

gholam, say the same thing. they say that we don't have a policy at all. our policy is that we stabilize the supply until we have a supply. we don't have any politics other than ours we don't have any. we basically don't apply any policy in the width market . pay attention to the effect of width on import export . the effect of width on export is asymmetric import. the composition of exports is changing. you must have seen that our exports have not increased much because some items have decreased , but some export items have increased. it is one of the products that can replace imports , that is, the effect of cheap supply, the effect of foreign exchange policy on imports much stronger than export, thank you, mr. gholami , some people believe that if we have a gap between the free market and stabilize it like that, a rate will be created, for example, behind nima, the free market rate will be created . corruption, we don't have more time for a minute or two . why do things happen because your resources are limited? if you have limited resources, give it to

up, what would you be saying to hinwell , i would honestly say >> well, i would honestly say that thissagree with tessa. this a disagree with tessa. this is a major, major piece of legislation on at the heart of what many people worry about in our country ahead of lots of other issues. and i would say, are you sure that this watered down version of the suella plan can go through? and if you're not sure, isn't it time that we got somebody in who was sure and was able to actually push this through ? and if they can't, if through? and if they can't, if you can't, then honestly, rishi, i recognise you as per as per that note from jenrick, by the way, hard working guy, you've done this, you've done that, you've done the other. this is the beating heart of the conservative party this legislation. can you honestly guarantee it going through? and if you can't , i'm very sorry, if you can't, i'm very sorry, rishi. we need get somebody rishi. we need to get somebody in who can or we need to get a new government, i.e. i believe that potentially the government could fall over this issue . could fa

so why would i say anything to her? there's nothing to say to them. i'm saying to the world, stop these lunatics before they destroyed even more human lives and ultimately themselves. what today's already government, i have nothing to say. so these are the people i would say wake up, be aware of what's happening, a few miles away from your owns. you don't know what goes on in your name. you don't know what's being done in the name of the jewish people who don't know the history and the ongoing suffering. the numbers are able to tell us that and people that is already government. i have nothing to say to them. of talking about history, you yourself have suffered in the past. tell us about that and how you feel that relates to others right now part of my own experience with it is that with us could indeed really look. i mean, my people don't have to tell you and the most terrific event in human history, which was the nephew genocide, and i say it's the most traffic because it was the delivered, planned and mechanical, scientifically organized destructio

i won't say all i won't say didn't happen. but israel killed a large number of these rarely army killed a large number of his rarely citizens, including at the music festival. and the closing at a, at the club books is on october 7th. and that is a fact. and it reminds us of the neo cons in the us, after 911, never let a crisis go to waste. and that's what i think we're seeing here. and until we can challenge that core narrative effectively. so they're going to keep going because we're having a great war, as you say, peter, against women and children, they're doing a hell of a job when it actually comes to fighting almost fighters. i've seen a lot of stuff and it's not going that well, they've created so many firing points in gaza that i was just watching a video yesterday. and it's really soldier was complaining. it shows like we're fighting ghosts in your a dan, it's all prized solving. go to get the words here. line. oh, let me ask you the simplest of simple questions. it probably has no answer considering the behavior of o

the can you talk us through what the dup are saying on this?— are saying on this?on this? the real issue forthe dup is— are saying on this? the real issue for the dup is brexit, _ are saying on this? the real issuej for the dup is brexit, essentially. and the post—brexit trading arrangements. it is important to say that the dup supported brexit, but the decisions afterwards they are not happy with. essentially, when goods are coming in from other parts of the united kingdom into northern ireland, they have to undergo checks. the dup says that is meaning they are treated differently to england, scotland and wales, and they feel that their place in the union, which is very important to them, is at stake, and they are incredibly unhappy. i would say for the dup, the issue is not so much about money going into northern ireland, but these trade tracks. the thing is, all of these decisions have to be agreed with the european union and the british government. there have been tweaks already to the trade agreements with the european union, but it would be inconceivable for

he says he's innocent. a white house spokesperson says the u.s. offered an exchange of american and russian prisoners. the deal also included u.s. marine veteran paul whelan. russia also included him of spying. vladimir putin said he is opening to a deal but it must be suitable for russia. >>> elon musk is a new project. a stem school in texas. according to tax filings he already invested $100 million to open the school. he starting out with primary and secondary school with only 50 students. he wants to expand to create an accredited university. he is currently looking for an executive director, teachers, administrators and no word on when the school open. >>> the ways of getting the tipoff tonight getting ready to to boston i done in los angeles without raymonde green, he could be up for weeks following his indefinite suspension by the nba. this whole story is sparking a lot of debate among a lot of people especially young athletes who look up to the warrior star. it is also offering coaches properly a teachable moment. nbc's robert handa is on

and santa rosa says three. but i think the cold is really catching people's attention more than any fog, although i did see a little bit. so there are some areas where you get that tule fog and it makes sense. a lot of high clouds just coming down. but we're in a drier pattern. that next system is heading up to where they're like, oh, please, no, but it's on its way to seattle. and also portland or extreme northern california. santa rosa is 33. i think there's i think the dew points, the amount of moisture in there is just a little too high to get below 33 or 32 for many, although there will be a few more likely it'll be tomorrow and into sunday. menlo park mountain view are already in the 30s. napa airport's in there. livermore is already in there, petaluma as well, so there's plenty of cold temps to the north. you upper lake 32 already sonoma 35. san anselmo fairfax 37. rohnert park 35. healdsburg 38. so even point reyes station there at 35. teens up in the mountains. truckee south lake tahoe. so after the fr

i'm not saying not over. obviously, saying i'm not over. we have gone overit it's a bad thing. we have gone over it much, haven't we? over it so much, haven't we? compared we're not worse compared and we're not worse than other we're than other nations. we're actually what actually better anyway. what do you is definitely bad. actually better anyway. what do youi'm is definitely bad. actually better anyway. what do youi'm sayingdefinitely bad. actually better anyway. what do youi'm saying that itely bad. actually better anyway. what do youi'm saying that i'm' bad. actually better anyway. what do youi'm saying that i'm agreeing >> i'm saying that i'm agreeing with all slavery is with you. i think all slavery is bad, just one specific. bad, not just one specific. >> i agree. africa almost >> no, i agree. africa is almost split down the centre. it's actually. it goes a bit actually. no, it goes a bit round, got of round, but you've got half of it. western colonialism it. is western colonialism and half middle eastern half of it is middle easte

lebron, i would say grew up and i say that in a complimentary way. think about going to school with the president of the united states as a guy who could truthfully say in 27, i don't know enough to talk about this to to get a point eight years later where he is the lead voice on. i can't breathe on gun violence on talking about police brutality and minority communities but not in a way attacks the police. i that takes a lot of skill to to walk that line lebron james never attacked he never said defund them he never really criticized them he actually just talked about what it's like to be in his community he did some what i would call very diplomatic that came in my at least from the benefit of watching one of the most skilled political we've had in the last 50 years. he watched him and he saw how a perfect example. i mean when trayvon martin was shot for wearing a hooded sweatshirt, the president didn't attack people. he just pointed out he had sons. they would look like. and of course, lebron is in a position where he does have sons and they do loo

pleasanton teachers say, say that they are prepared to go on strike. they are the unions been in contract talks with the pleasant unified school district for more than a year. now. >> proffers amanda hari takes a look at where things stand right now. >> pleasanton teachers say they're negotiating for fair contracts because their students deserve qualified and certified teachers under the current circumstances. many classrooms are covered by substitutes. teachers and parents showed up by the dozens to rally outside of thursday's school board meeting and to pack the boardroom. so members will take notice before heading back to the negotiating table on friday. >> science teacher barry barnette dreyfus says the current conditions. terrible at that huge class sizes. we've got huge case loads. she's been trying to hire more people to lighten the load. but she says the current contract makes it very difficult. we have some times where we post a job literally no one applied. >> we used to be a high-end district. had people that wanted to come here. i can't con

it does not say -- it does not say the amendment is not self- self-executing.hat's the point i was making with section 1. what it means is, if section 3 says somebody who is engaged in an insurrection is not eligible if they have taken an oath, then that's what it means. you don't need congress to tell you to follow the constitution no more than you need congress to tell you to follow the section 1 prohibition in the 14th aamendment. >> i'm not following this. this says congress shall have the power. >> congress says -- that provision -- you know better. you have read the provision. that provision applies to section 1 as well. your logic would mean that courts -- that states could engage in race discrimination tomorrow if all the civil rights statutes were gone. it's nonsense. >> that's not what it means. it says, congress shall have the power. >> it's not a serious argument. i'm sorry, it's not a serious argument. >> you are speaking in conclusion terms. you are not addressing the issue. >> no, i'm not. you are. i made -- eli, i made a complete argument that s

what do you say to that?i should write them a thank you card for humiliating my family and for whatever fears they have. why is my family in the north? they don't have anybody in the south. we've had family member who is got killed in those safe zones. so, they said, why bother? you die here, you die there. unfortunately the humiliation they subjected by brother too. they had him naked on the street and they put him on the beach in the winter naked, taking pictures of him, verifying who he is. and they released him after they roughed him up a little bit. and that's unfortunate because you don't make friends this way. they think i'm not going to get into the hamas mentality and the fighting, but this is sad because this is my brother and my cousins and we got scared. when they released them, you know, after this abuse, we feel this is a whole new level. you know, we lost our brother. last time i was on this show, i had three brothers. now i have two. and the israelis abducted one yesterday from the safety of t

saying good bye to not only the young but the very old and wondering who they will be saying farewell to the for this month. and if it was there is not a single safe place in the hands. hi guys, it's stressful site designs are a junk. there is no safe place in john's. i've heard of you save zones, only exist in the narratives of days really military, but in gaza, no homes, no hospitals, not even schools, kind of protect people from beyond a predictable fall in bond hunting moods. outage of the rough bush, but during the gauze. well, 13 year old nadine, i'm the lucky for sheltering with her family near that building. in rafa. she already lost her older brother to an earlier and striking kansas city and had spent weeks playing is randy problems we were in does and we didn't know what to do because they were setting house after house up to your house in our area to leave their place houses by next to our house and my house was completely destroyed. and even my brother was my kid. i didn't know what to feel about that. but then my mom said that we have to go through so there's no more cho

so what are you saying really soon? next, new supreme court proof emergency legislation associates mentioned that this rock legislation bears townsend has about free type of assign yesterday, which was designed to address the son 5 of the case high school supreme court. now the concern was for me, the quotes not so much about the policy, it says she as soon seeing the processing of the sign into another country, the concerns was if you run the risk that base in the sense that hoops facebook location back to back some see of origin a web, a microsoft classification, the sun now uh the u. k. government says it's a because use frequency mitigate to that with a series of measures this tracy now being the find a mattress and software just ation that has been introduced at publishing today. said she packs it up and put it very, very, it is designed to try and prevent any further legal challenges as being was, have many in the government. it's designed to stop a legal, mary grove. i'm going to introduce is this plan. it's not

they're watching the photos and nobody's saying anything. the bodies are all children, women and old people, they're all civilians, he know the numbers of civilians." why are you still silent until when you will stay silent? israel says forces have killed three israelies held by hamas in gaza during the regime's group offensive in the territory, the uh ground offensive that is israeli military says troops wrongly identify the captives as threats and then shot them dead. announcement triggered a protest by families and supporters of the captives in tel aviv, they demanded immediate truce in gaza. virginia's militaries killed the hamas held captives on several occasions now. however, more than 100 of them are still in gaza in custody, that after... weekl truce in late november that saw swap more than 100 israely captives with 240 palestinian women and children. islamic resistance movement, hamas has turned streets in the gaza into a deadly maze for israeli forces. the assessments being made by israeli experts and israeli commander. they say mo

the un says delivering vital aid surprises impossible. i mean the fighting and still the injured keep coming. as due to bodies of the devastation in con, unice has left many palestinians with the sense that the world has abandoned them. how do we need someone to stand by our side? we need someone to find a solution. we are devastated. but despite a brief ceasefire between israel and come us, the renewed fighting is as intense as ever will political leaders here in germany? i've been considering tightening up security in the run up to the holidays. the domestic intelligence agency is will not be as well how much conflict as increased the risk of terror attacks. a small wide, sugary treats anti terrorist ball ards, german christmas. markets are alive again. spots with an added age. authorities are on high alert, tests are police, arrested to teenagers who dc what flossing on a task as limited and invited he and another accused from brandenburg are said to have been planning. an islam is motivated attack on a christmas market and live a clos

police say the 2 victims. they were trying to help a man who was unresponsive on a sidewalk when suddenly that man stood up and started chasing people with a knife. deer had to be rescued after being stuck in a fence in belvedere as you can see in one of the vote shared by the marin humane. there's a gap between the long fence when animals can fall down debt, which exactly what happened to this baby baby deer. starting tonight at 6, the chp, they're going to be out in full force. remember, this is annual christmas day. maximum enforcement period that unfortunate period runs through christmas day. and bay area. rap icon mistah fab will host his annual toys for joy tomorrow oakland, the giveaway starts at noon and will be held at the corner of 45th and market streets. he's always doing some awesome for the community. will sanders is a firefighters rescued a dog that had fallen abc. >> now the overlook at fort mason. it's right near plot park and your deli square 7 last night around 7 o'clock. dog was taken to a

people saying, cease that saying cease.e hamas terrorist saying, fire! yeah, the basis, because hamas terrorist saying, fire! yeah, the concern., because hamas terrorist saying, fire! yeah, the concern. theiriuse that's the concern. their objective to out hamas, objective is to wipe out hamas, to a terrorist to wipe out a terrorist organisation . but at the same organisation. but at the same time, absolutely have to time, we absolutely have to emphasise palestinians emphasise not all palestinians are obviously. and are hamas, obviously. no. and you at that . but you need to look at that. but it's horrendous on a human scale as ruling here, 85% of as its ruling here, 85% of gaza's population of 2.3 million homes, basically they've gone 85% from homes and you 85% from their homes and you look at this destruction and i think the trouble with these images is get desensitised images is we get desensitised sometimes, you? and you sometimes, don't you? and you sort and say, sort of turn around and say, we've seen much we've seen t

circuit, it say, there's no ability to have immunity broadly for what donald trump was saying and doing before he was president. there's a different between presidential speech and campaign speech, even if you are stitting president running for re-election. there is going to be an opportunity for donald trump in these lawsuits to go and argue the facts, whether or not what he said on january 6th was part of his campaign or whether it was part of his governance, but that decision is another really big one that judge chutkan even cited in her criminal case decision. we have an appeals court weighing in now on this question of immunity, and those cases, too, are going to be able to go forward, at least a little bit, for now. >> yeah. and shan, do you think we're going to see this issue of presidential immunity end up at the supreme court? and to that end, it goes back to the point you were saying earlier, if they keep throwing these things out in front of these judges, various challenges on all sorts of different grounds, i mean, one would think, at some point, they're going to be successf

we're not saying it's right. i'm saying that's the one thing you can't say today. you can say the api i is corrupt. the c i is broken. congress is full of uh, guys ago were bravo. you can say all that. and if you say the election of 2020 was off, you're going to be investigated. yes, wild. yeah. you're going to be investigated and i'm, you're spreading your propagating false, right? you're going to be accused. that's right. and then your reputation does goes dark. yeah. that's right. and so i feel like a lot of narrative is actually being pushed by pop culture because pop culture is actually what's driving a lot of media attention. and it's become the norm of the entertainment industry. so you've got movies, you've got tv shows all giving a voice to these long on heard factions, but now it's become so formulaic that it's pre g. yes. we feel like yes, yes. and i think that people are tired of it. even if you look at what's happening with our movies and some of these things you know, i guess barbie was a hit, i didn't see it, but the new marvel movie that's got all w

she says she is frustrated by the situation. this person should have been taken into custody last night. storm is door. take him into custody. this is not cool. why should we be impacted by summiting? but criminal defense attorney michael cardoza says it's unlikely police actually left. i don't believe for a second. >> that police left the scene of that incident. you have a man obviously mentally disturbed. he believes officers were still monitoring the home and unmarked vehicles or from the air. >> it appears the suspect is still active on social media. account believed to belong to the suspect has continued to post messages, videos and pictures at times saying he's willing to die erdos us as if police get them and come out of the home. he believes the arrest him. i'm sure the district attorney's office. >> which charge him either with an attempted murder, depending the entire circumstances of the case and or an assault with a deadly weapon upon the life. >> so there are many at 11 live hill. amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, t

that's hard for me to say as well with what we all saying is continued bombardment, right across the strip aerial bombardment. that is, and we're seeing an intensification of those ground ground forces ground 5. so you happening? we know that these ready trips have pushed into that southern city of san eunice and it is pretty heavy fighting going on there. but also what may be surprising to some is that we say intensification of the financing in northern gauze as well. now that's an area that these are in the military said that they had almost completed the admission in a but since the resumption of hostilities off to the temporary si fi, we've seen that the funding there was intensified. and in fact, there's really middle trees saying, announcing the death of 10 of its soldiers, even some quite high ranking personnel that were killed in an ambush. they say yes, today is they were trying to rescue some of the soldiers in the north of kansas city. so in the northern part of the goal is the strips are finding still very heavy. they as you heard from benjamin netanyahu, that they are go

, and the king- then naked, he will say, boy, wake up, boy, well, he will say, i have it written likeost a month, and then there is a list of villages, hamlets and cities, you may have forgotten something, you once told the americans. absolutely what i heard today may be because of this, to be honest, after putin i don’t even want to comment anymore, i don’t even want to, it doesn’t matter at all. another, this cretin knows that in ukraine putin is watching, 73% of internet users in ukraine, without stopping, watched vladimir vladimirovich’s conversation with the people, the information field is everything, the people know the truth, that is, zelensky in this way he simply looks like a stupid idiot, although he not only looks, but is one, it seems to me that there is a simple explanation for this, that he looks like this, the fact is that he is probably still living in illusions somewhere. vladimir vladimirovich started about this interesting article with financial times, it seems to me that the meaning of this article is where the author proposes to announce that ukraine won the war

the same later, hungarians can say, slovaks will say, in short, we don't need your agricultural productssell where you want, and where you want, it's far away, it's expensive. also latin america, africa, in africa it is not known whether there is money to buy, well, in short, there is a problem. there are problems, but you know, we are not the first to go through these problems. poland, by the way, is also an agrarian country, partly, yes, and with its agriculture, it faced similar opposition from french farmers, belgian farmers, when it entered the european union, and i will say more, poland , one of the few countries that... let 's say that, joined in the 2000s, when there was a big enlargement, it got the maximum benefits from that membership, from those programs that were financed at the expense of the budget and subsidies of the european union, so that their agriculture, farming, especially medium-sized farming, is small, so that it develops, so they really feel this competition, that's right, this competition is... always present inside the european union, but there are also certai

police say are at this time. they also don't have any information on the suspected shooter happening today, a retired pittsburgh police officer facing charges for firing shots that injured his wife and for shooting at a car with 2 officers. well, he's back in court. says chow is expected to enter a plea today. the police department says shot his wife through the front door of their home in pleasant hill as he tried to get inside. and then he barricaded himself inside his house and shot at officers as well as a firefighter. however, his attorney says he was going through a mental health spiral and didn't want to hurt anyone is expected to be in court at one 35 this afternoon. also happening today, a mother is back in court for her me is in court for her first court appearance after being accused of killing her 5 year-old daughter when she allegedly crashed the family's car into a tree while driving under the influence contra costa county prosecutors charge gila dominic with gross, but he kular manslaughter while i

i spoke to a neighbor that says he spoke to the suspect before this happened. >> yeah, i say hi to them sometimes. but it nice people this area. we always get along with everybody. >> it appears the suspect is still active on social media and account believed to belong to the suspect has continued to post messages, videos and pictures this evening. police say they're back at sherman acres and to avoid monument this evening live in pleasant hill. amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, so many questions yet to be answered. >> all right. thank and a hearing. >> more breaking news to tell you about this time out of the north bay. 2 southbound lanes of highway 101 are closed in the bottle because of a deadly vehicle crash. the highway patrol posted on its social media page set the number 4, 3, 4, lanes. that's if you go from left to right. the number 3 in 4 lanes are blocked near alameda del prop they are telling drivers to expect delays in that area and use alternate routes possible. we're still working to get more details about the crash itself and potential injuries. >> residents at an apartme

. >> those items mark reuss says he escaped to the u.s. from communist romania and is disappointed with the current climate. but the store never needed security or a guard dog, but that's all changed as small businesses in the bay area are repeatedly targeted by we beg the politician. >> to help small businesses and how the community all over california. skating out of hand. i would say my customer complaints, both crime. >> he tells me that he's thankful to pleasant hill police who responded within 30 seconds and says that he hopes there will be more accountability and that will restore law and order. if anybody has information about this case, they're asked to call pleasant hill police reporting for kron. 4 news. i'm ella sogomonian. >> 6 people had been rushed to the hospital after a uc santa cruz bus crashed into a rock structure that happened about 8.30, last night on coolidge drive. police say the bus was heading down the hill towards the main entrance of campus. when it went off the road, hit a fence and then hit a lime, kill all pa

very say that they say that they're looking it into would they say that it was a confrontation and already you can see in the language that this is a different from what the perception of what, what the palestinians say they say it was an attack on them. and their homes, they say that there was a confrontation, that palestinians also a to fireworks in response. and that is really a was injured, but it is now under investigation by the police. okay, there's that particular instance. but this is there been many more incidents. how or as really officials dealing with these reports of settler violence in general? because this has gotten a lot of international attention. there was just a joint letter by european countries condemning the violence. the prime minister has responded. he says this has a tiny handful of extremists that they are, you know, doing great damage to the state of israel, but what they're doing, but they're saying that, but what the, the official should have a government response is that this is a tiny handful of extreme is not really representative of the subtler movement,

i wish more people would say what you say and think how you think uh, and i wish the government would uh would listen to you. i i think it's hopeless with this administration, it's not hopeless with the future, because uh, history has 2020 hindsight, but phil, thank you very much, thanks for your time, uh, thanks for your courage, thanks. for your vision, all the best, well, thank you, andrew, thank you very much for hearing that, of course, coming up at 5 o'clock, the man who uh, we just played a clip of few minutes ago, uh, max blumental himself, judge them paul tano for judging freedom. the yemani armed forces would like to ensure that all ships and international shipments will be safe to travel to all ports except for israeli ports. the the hoothies represent a material threat to freedom of navigation, to commercial shipping, to lawful commerce. well we interrupt our regular programming to crossover. we're going to listen to the iranian ambassador to syria regarding. assassination let's listen up they could not even uh realize any of their objectives they are also trying to find t

he says yes, what next? i say, and water on the asphalt?