, this is a new report that says paleontologists have discovered the carnivore that lived in northern america about 5 million years before the t-rex. >> look at that thing. >> in fact, they say it's a close relative of the t-rex. i believe it. look at it. it looks similar. yeah. those paleontologists say they found what they believe to be parts of the giant's fossilized skull. they are calling it tyrannosaurus mac francis. okay guys, now look inside these gifts i brought you from outside . >> what's in there? >> there's a rocks. >> oh, it's mulch. it's snow. >> no, it's with some mulch in it because it's hard to get snow off the ground with it. yeah, well, now it's ice because it's cold. but we ended our big snow drought along the eastern seaboard. >> it's still cold. >> it is touch here in the big apple. >> we've seen at least one inch after 701 days without itrillioneally any snow. philly had an inch and a half after 715 days and washington dc nearly 3.5in after 728 days. droughts are over. >> the drought is over, and we know snow can be a lot of fun. >> yeah, jimmy profit on instagram is s

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from here, was once a port for almost half of all the slaves from africa were trafficked to northern america and forced on our shores. now, you have a world-class museum there. it's to tell the truth about the original sin. [applause] president biden: it matters. i want to thank former mayor jim riley for his leadership who sought to the museum being built and all of you made that happen. with your help, i made juneteenth the first federal holiday since dr. martin luther king day. [applause] president biden: because the truth matters. the truth matters. with your help, we established a national monument in order -- in honor of mimi and emmett till. we heard the motive of her 14-year-old son who was lynched in his body was mutilated. the mother insisted on an open casket because she said let the world see what i saw. truth matters. it has always mattered. we cannot just learn what we want to know. and not what we should know. we should know the good, the bad, the truth of who we are. that is what great nations do. we are the greatest of all nations. we are not perfect. but at our best, we lea

he states that the united states will oppose the recolonization of the new republic of northern america by europe. it is an anticolonial message but at the same time he asserts that the united states will be the main power in the western hemisphere so he asserts the united states sphere of influence over the western hemisphere. that message will become really crucial for politicians later in the 19th century towards the mid-19th century and late 19th century. as a guide to assert that influence. >> and one of the times where they thought about the monroe doctrine to assert that influence as when we talk about the westward it expansion in the united states. >> yes. it was very important for us as co-curators to elude to the different date ways through which the united states accomplished that territorial expansion. certainly the displacement of native americans and the persecution of native americans was a main way in which the united states government accomplished that. so, this is a portrait of sitting bull. he was lakota and it is one of the many indigenous leaders that opposed u.s. t

a witness documentary on a jersey to northern america is a region of wonder of joy tragedy. and yes, of violet, but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition. the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is a like, and it's my job defense life on how and why. and then finish journey. that has the less than broken gay involved a so they could make it to europe, traveling from senegal through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean. in new jersey. the traffic has sold us onto some dippy. i like slaves piled in a dark cage on the meter high out of the 120 people that were with us on the 17 survived. the stop, what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans, the pressure you share it to making the traffic of migrants illegal. but now the low criminalizing of legal migration is being revoked. the you now for years, a new wave of margaret's. this will cost that in the desk such, but that would also mean more people coming to the you. despite the humiliation abuse and suffering al

still temporarily united state of america, which we call the united states, and not all of america, only its northernay, we don’t want to fight with the houthis, what are you saying? we beat them up so that they behave well, but they don’t even want to fight, do you really think they behaved well? the houthis, it was the houthis who destroyed iraq , it was the houthis, it’s unclear what, they were doing in afghanistan, believing that the twin towers were destroyed by afghanistan, although not a single pilot was even close to an afghan, and they believed that osama binladen was in afghanistan, whom they later caught in pakistan, but this is not a fact, that is, the level of schizophrenia is phenomenal, and yes, the british. and if suddenly the americans, here i just say one phrase: they will leave europe tomorrow, let’s imagine this situation, firstly, the european elites, no matter how they treat them, will definitely not be happy, i’m afraid, and many representatives of the middle class will not be very happy either they will be happy, not to mention what he said, then they will be in europe. some k

metal bands. distributed in almost all countries, but the largest scenes have formed in northern europe and north americaropean countries, including belarus and russia, have developed regional scenes, as do brazil or japan. but in the middle east, with the exception of israel and turkey, hard rock is less developed due to censorship restrictions. contrary to popular stereotypes. music not only does not lead to depression, but has a positive effect on mental health. british experts came to these conclusions after conducting numerous studies in this area. people who love heavy metal tend to have a brighter and more interesting youth, they are more socially active. metalheads have no difficulty in establishing communication with different categories of people. also, audition. heavy music has a positive effect on social skills adaptation, however, if the heavy direction of rock culture does not bring you satisfaction, then positive changes in your life are not expected. it’s not enough to just listen to music, it’s important to be on the same wavelength with it. the belarusians are still going to the all-rus

a major train accident in america in san francisco county in northern california , a high-speed passengerriages caught fire, according to local media , nine people were injured, they were hospitalized, the rest were evacuated. arrived at the place. fire crews, the flames were extinguished, traffic on the line was temporarily closed, the causes of the crash are being clarified. all the news up to this minute, see you later. your green, and why did the guard overtake so many, how could it be otherwise, for honor, and you’re not lying, that’s croak-quack. your apartment is the silence of an aquarium.

north america's northern neighbor, canada, was not yet a country.ce of british north american colonies. most notably, as you can see here. we'll go for that then. that's no problem there. as you can see here. upper canada, which or canada west as was also as it was also known which is present day ontario and lower canada or canada, as it was known at the time, which is present day quebec or a portion of it, and also the maritime colonies of new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward county and newfoundland were also english colonies that were not yetze tos the country of canada. now, although slavery been abolished by the british empire and therefore across can was canada east and the british maritime colonies nearly 30 years before the american civil war began. the institution of slavery, of course, was thoroughly discussed and contested in british north america's newspapers of that era. such discussions appeared most notably in george brown's the globe, which was published in toronto, canada, which was the biggest city in canada. west, of course, k

combined with unparalleled benefits, can deepen through the inventions of eastern-northern navigation to india and americapathetic, wonderful things belong. glory. i 'll assume that it was litki, well, litki is hardly a wide field, well, he would say, probably a spacious field or, as he said, a wide field and so on, it wasn’t ritki, curtain glasses, the next stage, please, kiryu goloshchuk, city of ulyanovsk, face of the leningrad state pedagogical university mikhail vasilyevich lomonosov, so are you lomonosov or you, no, i’m kiril galachu. who traveled here in 1878, at the beginning of the 20th century, alexander vasilyevich kolchak, there is nothing surprising here, because he was a very good polar explorer, pointed out that pronchishchev and khariton lapev ​​described these waters and shores a century and a half before norden schold, and right belongs to the discoverers them, therefore, in 1935 the initiative was legalized. the sea began to be named in honor of the laptev brothers, khariton prokopyevich and dmitry yakovlevich. they were cousins, two medals, two medals, i think so. natasha, two medals,

it doesn't look like the united states of america. northernorder, they have had 500 people cross the border on the terrorist watch list. people are feeling this. here you have donald trump in a courtroom today. and you've got him and joe biden giving us more of the same. 70% of americans say they don't want a trump-biden rematch. everybody saw both of them put us in trillions of dollars in debt and investigations. we need a new leader focused on how we get america back on track for our kids. i don't want my kids to live like this. i don't think anybon wants their kids to live like that. we can do better. >> dana: you said you wanted to get it to a two-person race. was it in time to make a difference? >> absolutely. we started with 13 people. 2% in the polls. we finished iowa with 20%. we want to be stronger in new hampshire and stronger in south carolina. keep in mind, i know the political class wants to say that this race is over. i know the political class is saying everybody needs to get behind trump. this is not a coronation. less than 1 1

it's been quite warm in parts of the caribbean of the northern countries of south america, especially west to central america. but i think the wind direction and the increasing cabbage house will change that to some degree. for example, next, cuz it is down to 25. we went above set, you know, about lower go. and as you know, they've been in floods recently. big rains in some parts of columbia, this whole area of the west an amazon base and still could be fairly wet and were recently damaging hailstones of folding the wine, growing area of option t to that could be a repeat performance, looks slightly further north and it does a div movies towards the require the was brought to you by visit castle on counting the cost 2024 set to be the need of elections, lots of stores for the global economy under the umbrella. so much potential political change. and we'll look at the impacts, the rising cost of shifting due to tensions in the red sea. counting the costs on al jazeera, we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. is the human suffering that the reports are? we brave bullets

it's been quite warm in parts of the caribbean of the northern countries of south america, especially west to central america. but i think the wind direction and the increasing cabbage house will change that to some degree. for example, next, cuz it is down to 25. we will have of set, you know, about lower go. and as you know, they've been in floods recently. big rains in some parts of columbia. this whole area of the west an amazon basin still could be fairly wet. and where recently, damaging hailstones of folding the wine, growing area of option t to that could be a repeat performance, looks slightly further north and it does these movies towards the require. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on lock. so during lockdown, held in an infamous and us detention center, immigrants documents the whole vendors conditions during the corporate depend, demik separated from their families and to 9 basic protections they fight to have their voices heard demanding their whites to release the facility with this documentary on august the the welcome back. reminder about top storage now in i

it's been quite warm in parts of the caribbean of the northern countries of south america, especially west through central america. but i think the wind direction and the increasing cabbage house will change that to some degree. for example, next, cuz it is down to 25. we will have of set, you know, about lower and go. and as you know, they've been in floods recently. big rains in some parts of columbia, this whole area of the west an amazon base and still could be fairly wet. and where recently, damaging hailstones of folding the wine, growing area of option t to that could be a repeat performance, looks slightly further north and it does these movies towards the require on the card, anything into buildings as a un ambassador position given to you by or die, suppose you've described that is better than that at any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think is the most difficult press than i've had to answer facing realities. usb to in the security council. this is, it may just something, look as if it exit or to hear the story on told to how does in t

americas. and the northern ecuador security forces have captured the leader of a columbia, an arm group. carlos l, also known as l gringo, is expected to be sent back to columbia where he is wanting some nice little venue back in about 30 minutes up. next is the bottom line. stay with the the most direct way for her to get into the brain is by and hailing back in my day to get tucked up all the time. so bringing them nozzle up to your mouth. yeah, and i would flow through how many times do you think you'd be interested in? oh, my 100. and so why do you were spring? did it ever occurred to that? what your spring might hurt you? hers? i have plans for people. so who do you hold responsible for what's happened to hire steve clements and i have a question as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop israel's highly destructive assault on gaza from just going on indefinitely? let's get to the bottom line. the nothing has changed, at least on the surface in blanket us support for israel since october 7th. the us is still supplying israel with heavy munitions and still blocking jus

the past billions of dollars in investment from private sector in some of the northern triangle countries, central americawe don't know that -- i don't know that you're seeing the payoff of that yet. congresswoman sylvia garcia, considering the numbers we saw in the full month of december, 2023, if we're seeing the payoff of keeping people there instead of coming across the border. thank you for the conversation. >> absolutely, thank you. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin has resumed full duties after a recent hospital stay that was kept under wraps for several days from the public, the press and even the president. he is still reportedly in the hospital as of saturday evening. for his part, secretary austin admits he could have been more transparent about the hospitalization which began on new year's day following complications from an elective surgery. cnn's priscilla alvarez is in washington. hello, priscilla. officials say president biden has complete confidence in austin. there has been quite the reaction. >> there's been criticism that we only learned of this news friday evening after he was hospit

how aware are people in, in, in northern states, not just democrats, states, but a northern states name and north america, about the price is the southern states are facing with so many people that we've been documenting analogies for months, making their way over the border. oh, yes, i mean it's estimated the 300000 people will be processed across the board for this for the month of december set is a major number, but we have about a 100000 racing arrivals in new york. so people are not just being bused to new york, they making their way they. ready are there right choice as well as the northern states, ro side big cities are also having an influx because this is where their refugees support centers or communities to try. ready to help people like huge influx of business widens in the last year next year, or say, 9000000 venezuelans out of a population about 29000000. estimated to less type of the last year aside. so there are crises in the world, environmental crises, economic crises, these drug towel, towel issues and violets in central america and then not being looked at in the quite a holistic way

bird—watcher simon wood said he "nearly fell off" his chair when he saw the northern waterthrush, originally from north americaion campaign. it was centred entirely around democracy, and the threat that he says former president donald trump poses to america's most sacred cause. speaking in pennsylvania, mr biden hammered mr trump repeatedly by name, giving no mention to trump's republican challengers. he called mr trump's recent inflammatory language akin to that of nazi germany, and said the former president's campaign was all about "revenge and retribution." with tomorrow marking three years since the january 6th insurrection, mr biden criticised mr trump's inaction that day — where trump reportedly watched on television as his allies pleaded for him to do something, his supporters violently storming the us capitol, with chants of hanging the former vice president and the speaker of the house. mr biden said american democracy was pushed to the brink, and survived. he accused the former president of rewriting the history of something millions of people around the world saw with their own eyes. and he said for

states of america are still temporary. which we call the united states, and not all of america, only its northernt with the houthis, what are you saying? we are talking about them, that... that is, the level of schizophrenia is phenomenal, and yes, the british and the americans, of course, yes, it’s them, they’re in syria, it’s not clear what they’re doing, i didn’t invite them anywhere, they destroyed libya, they they say that you are the terrible houthis, they behave badly, and what country did the houthis destroy, where did the houthis invade, well, just for fun, that’s it the general secretary of the hsb, hasan nasral, he explains exactly like this, there are hundreds of thousands of them with families, i don’t know how many, on their territory, people who earn good money, live well there, suddenly they are all used to constantly communicating with weapons, suddenly they are all will return to the territory of the united states, and what will they do there, that’s what they will do there, no matter where the minister of defense is, he has already been discharged, well, there will be another q

and going out to guam, etc. , the northern coast of south america and columbia.ember 31st xi made a major speech. this is what he said about taiwan and reunification. >> reunification of china is an inevitability. we should join hands. our goal is grand and simple. >> bill: that goal could be tomorrow, it could be in 50 years, congressman. >> i think it's more likely that this year, 2024 is really the dangerous year. we have to take xi's threat seriously. instead president biden is saying because china is facing domestic economic problems, it is less likely they are going to invade taiwan. there is no evidence to support that. ist is just as possible that xi will survey the world, see the u.s. looks weak, that we're consumed with two regional wars and he may never get a better chance to achieve his life long ambition of taking taiwan by force if necessary. than when the u.s. is distracted internally because of our presidential election. the most important thing we need to do which we haven't done to prevent it from happening. is to invest in our own military hard

america. following. heavy snowfall in northern spain disrupted traffic. snow and ice created slippery conditions for the roads and stranded drivers for hours on the roads of northern spain. the behavior of an american police officer with another black person angered critics of police brutality in this country. the newly published images show police officer las vegas releases black student after verbal altercation this teenager is from a year ago , but the police prevented the publication of his pictures. the bodies of four members of a family were discovered in a house in norwich, england. according to the police , these bodies belong to a man, a woman and two young girls. the british national statistics center announced: last year, more than 6 million and 700 thousand crimes were registered in this country, of which women and girls were among the main victims. in continuation of the efforts to defend the palestinian people, tomorrow tehran is going to host the international humanitarian meeting to support palestine. this meeting will be held at the initi

america. following the heavy snowfall in northern spain, traffic was disrupted. snow and ice create slippery conditions for the roads and drivers for hours on the road. he wandered the north of spain. the behavior of an american police officer with another black person angered critics of police brutality in this country . the images that have just been published show a las vegas police officer violently knocks down a black student after a verbal altercation. the arrest of this teenager is related to a year ago, but the police prevented the publication of the pictures . the bodies of four members of a family were discovered in a house in norwich, england. according to the police, these bodies belong to a man, a woman and two young girls. the british national statistics center announced: last year, more than 600,000 crimes were recorded in this country, and women and girls were among the main victims of these crimes. in continuation of the efforts to defend the palestinian people, tehran is going tomorrow the host sat down. international humanitarian support for pa

divided this country, i’m not talking about turkey, which controls northern syria, because it all started precisely because of america’swere trying to overthrow bashar-assad, they were betting on someone, on radicals, on islamists in syria, just a few days ago, the israelis launched another blow on syria, which... surprised me , because this time the attack was not on pro-iranian groups, one of the members of the leadership of the syrian liberation army was killed, this is an opposition group that was nurtured by the americans, i looked at why the israelis suddenly hit one of the representatives, but because the israelis discovered that this group and some of its militants maintained ties with... hamas in palestine, so why did you rely on islamic radicals in washington? who negotiated with the taliban in afghanistan? is considered by the un definition, according to our terrorist lists, it is still considered a terrorist organization, now it is in power, because there is no alternative, there is no alternative after the americans sat there for several decades and did what they did, here is the answer, iran, therefore, a

america. had also in the northern part of rough uh city, just making it off and increasingly on save it for the $1.00, displace palestinians, and honey. we've had another di, warning from the un humanitarian chief loss in griffith. he's described garza as on inhabitable with disease spreading and famine near what is it that you are seeing on the ground as well. so far, what we're seeing is the use of the star vision and the killing of civilian as the methods of of work barrier. i largely used by these really military the in the implement, it's long term goals that just there 2 things do do. do that to take away from what's going on. the patterns of bombings and this, this, your level of destruction in the northern part of guys are not repeated in the center of the parts. the just that is really military is working on, but it is on a plan to make the entire gaza strip uninhabitable on eventually forcing people into integrate something they is really military, uh, referred to and its politicians and political leaders and right wing leaders referred to as a voluntary integration, but when, when we

shipments from asia, for a standard container - $700 for transportation to northern europe and $500 for the east coast of north americar goods, finally, our petroleum products and oil, finally go to the asian markets from 23rd year, they also go through the sues canal and the red sea. and instead of us in the opposite direction. already now , petroleum products and oil from middle eastern producers and petroleum products made from russian oil in india have begun to be delivered from the asian part to europe, so they also go exactly this route. chinese shipping giant koska has decided to pause visits to israeli ports, according to israeli media, it is the fourth largest company in the global container shipping market, accounting for 11%. world transport. saudi arabia has already began to reduce selling prices for oil for all regions, without exception. these are asia, north america, the mediterranean and northwestern europe. in february, a barrel of the flagship variety rabla will cost buyers in the key asian region one and a half to two dollars less. meanwhile , alternative routes are being developed, and even before

pretty persistent rain in to northern bolivia, pushing into the amazon jungle on thursday and to central america. we go with those trade winds picking up with the more showers and storms who spend eula and for the eastern caribbean islands. there was for the northern dominican republic just the other day for the alerts and play for the us call states with all this wet weather, being amplified by moisture coming off the golf, that shoots up into the ohio valley. so what was snow in toronto is now turning to rain on thursday. you get a mile push of barrier temperature up to 3. also mile. they're coming off the pacific for western canada and the pacific northwest. and the acts of weather continues for california. next week we could see an atmospheric river the weather brought to you by visit castle. this is the 1st to decide that we see 3 of the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we're witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a to side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias wh

negotiations with zelenskyi, they want negotiations with by the united states of america, or with the representatives of the northernnce, as they declared it in december 21, when putin's ultimatum was known, as to what the future architecture of influence in the world should look like, and look, yes, you are right, by the way, very right moment, they responded with war, they gave an ultimatum in the 21st year, what you said, officially in letters the usa and nato received ultimatums, that is, withdraw. there are troops from the territory of the country that joined nato after 1996, that is , the ultimatum was nato and the usa, and then, when neither the usa nor nato complied, they did not comply with this ultimatum, whom they attacked, in them to the usa, i am surprising you, if i am not mistaken, the border in russia is 4.5 km, that is, yes, it is in the strait, it is in alaska, well, if you take sukhadol, there is more. distance, but they are very close to the usa, they did not attack the usa, they are afraid of this collision, they and nato have not yet attacked, so far it may be, but they have attacked ukraine. t

pretty persistent rain into northern bolivia, pushing into the amazon jungle on thursday and to central america. we go with those trade winds picking up, we see more showers and storms hit spaniel and for the eastern caribbean islands. it was for the northern dominican republic just the other day for the alerts and play for the us call states with all this wet weather, being amplified by moisture coming off the golf, that shoots up into the ohio valley. so what was snow in toronto is now turning to rain on thursday. you get a mile push a very or temperature up to 3. also mile. they're coming off the pacific for western canada and the pacific northwest. and the acts of weather continues for california. next week we could see an atmospheric river the weather brought to you by visit castle. oil rich here august in a crisis and a final fight to results. water as dams built by its upstream neighbors, restrict flow under investment and climate change, or exacerbate the situation. now, when regions were settled, funding 1st emerge, pensions are rapidly rising. people in power investigates whether this

pretty persistent rain into northern bolivia, pushing into the amazon jungle on thursday and to central america. we go with those trade winds picking up, we see more showers and storms, who spend eula and for the eastern caribbean islands. there was for the northern dominican republic just the other day for the alerts and play for the us call states with all this. what weather being down plus 5 by moisture coming off the golf, that shoots up into the ohio valley. so what was snow in toronto? is now turning to rain on thursday. you get a mile push a barrier temperature up to 3 also mile. they're coming off the pacific for western canada and the pacific northwest. and the acts of weather continues for california . next week we could see an atmospheric river. the unique perspective, some people need to see these really moving from pieces of imagery to wake up on heard voices for 2 people in israel are sitting up against the door right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. i hate healthy human noises. that is all i want to want

let's go to central america on one sec, but 1st of all, and off in the us southwest where it is quiet, but somewhat weather will move into northern california. by the time we get to tuesday, here we go for central america. not too much to talk about. still remaining hot for mexico's highlands, mexico city at 25 degrees and still this cluster of showers in storms for the northwest slice of south america. and further to where the south, there has been some funding in rio de janeiro and things are certainly heating up in chile santiago at 32 the the, [000:00:00;00] the the log in you are watching. i just need a reminder of laptop stories this out, at least 67 people have been killed during for a long is really showing and what plan attacks in causes central and southern areas rescue teams are searching for survivors. at least 24100 palestinians have now been killed since october 7. these really cabinets has been meeting to approve the military budget minister benjamin netanyahu as told his ministers to quote, share in the burden of sweeping budget cuts. that's and yeah, it wants to increase military spending to finance the war on co

america. president biden says he knows they will retaliate for the deaths of soldiers in jordan. in northernland, the government could return to power sharing after almost two years. in hong kong, a sweeping security law that has some worried. ♪ welcome to world news america. u.s. president joe biden says the u.s. has decided how they will respond to an attack on american base in jordan that killed three soldiers and injured dozens, but he has not revealed details. biden added in his remarks that he does not believe the u.s. needs a wider war in the middle east. an around back to militia group claims responsibility. it marks the first time that u.s. soldiers were killed by enemy fire in the region. two of the soldiers were posthumously promoted. 24-year-old kennedy sanders was among the soldiers killed along with william rivers and rihanna moffat. -- rihbreonna moffeett. >> i never thought that she would be the one to see this type of action. kennedy, very athletic, outgoing, people call her goofy. i want people to remember kennedy and smile the way that she always smiled. >> more of the sto

resourcing to defend our own homeland including southern and increasingly northern border of the united states that is true america first policy, it is common sense, i think many sens centrists and democrats should be able to get behind that, that is how we move our party into future. larry: let me shift, not a lot. but a little bit. after the victory that president trump had in iowa, the people in davos, leaders in world economic for forum, in davos, i know they are not your best friends, that is a joke, but serious. they are dirty and pooping their pants now at thought that donald trump may be reelected president, that is dirty and pooping that i love. that would be fun, the latest one that just sam came out. thank you for that smile. they are demanding, you will love this, are demanding we have an international criminal court prosecution of wait for it, something called eco side. out of davos. i don't think -- what they think they are talking about. mr. trump or president trump will never buy into that. what is this crowd want. global warming, john kerry, it is freezing out in iowa, nobody seems to understand t

are aware that this war is happening under the management of america, the zionists who are currently advancing in southern gaza and the northern areas of gaza, where they are coming and occupying all the hard to destroy, that is, from the schools and hospitals especially hospitals and such. they expect and expect to kill the palestinian people bring pressure so that at least this pressure on the people can be transferred to the resistance groups and the palestinian fighters for this extraordinary stand that we see in gaza. in the north of gaza, about 700,000 people are in difficult conditions now that it is winter , there have been several storms, a recent storm that rained heavily and the zionists are trying to put pressure on america and other western countries are subordinate to america. whatever america says , they will follow it, the zionists are here the battle and in the military war and in the hard war could not break the will of the palestinians, so they are trying to even attack the hospitals , the baptist hospital and many hospitals, especially the ashfa hospital that existed in the north of gaza , even the hospital

america. and the kyra been bouncing dry finance, sunny, lots of tropical sunshine coming for the most part. we're not going to see that a bit of what, whether it's a northern parts of the region from that training weather system, as you can see into central america. and for the odyssey of the caravans is lucky, fine, and sunny on charles dogs. the rates, for hindsight, dramatized part costs from i'll just here to invest facing re here from some of history's dogs notable women and unconventional antics stores in the office. i am 40 that kind of a company and this revolution of every one in china, new my state. you've heard all of them. power it's time you have from the, from 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe. wherever you listen to pop cast is bangladesh. when it passed to a one positive who the government got, lemonade is likely to win another time in sundays election. the may no position is quite crushing, accusing the government of tracking down what is levels. so what will this the mean for the country? this is inside story, the.

across central america and the caribbean. bouncy, dry finance. tiny, lots of tropical sunshine coming for the most part. we're not going to see that a bit of what, whether it's a northern parts of the region from that training weather system. but as you can see into central america and for the odyssey of the caravans is lucky, fine, and sunny. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the the be watching out. is there a mind of the headlights, un smyrna, terry, and cheap says month soap is really a tax on augustus trip. rented the territory uninhabitable unit stuff is describing lost in gaza as a nightmare for children to mel nutrition to see using on going to let's use 7 more is very as strikes on central and southern guns. at least 16 people were killed in a tax on con eunice. within 22 and a half 1000 ton of students have been killed in the past 3 months. almost confident of children. and us secretary state antony blinking is arriving to q. first, that you'll get to know the diplomatic to all the middle east, thinking that we'll be looking to ease rising tensions across the region. because it is well for the 5th time since the war on gauss began. right in the

across central america and the caribbean. bouncy, dry finance. tiny, lots of tropical sunshine coming for the most part. we're not going to see in a bit of what, whether it's a northern parts of the region from that trading weather system. but as you can see into central america and for the odyssey of the caravan is supposed to be fine and sunny. the weather brought to you by visit castle and on several times upfront takes on the big issue. that is the context to what is happening now . it is as cool thanks. question, profession and unflinching questions. rigorous, the bank that he added to today is that another link is taking place. augusta, nothing goes into gauze or without us, we'll permit, and nothing leaves casa without result. permission allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront. without the the truck and back our minds over headlines. now you enter monetary and shapes as month . so it is very of the tax and the goal is a strip of rented the territory uninhabitable unit surface describing life in gaza as a nightmare for children malnutrition, to see on the ongoing facilities.

to defend our own homeland including the southern and increasingly the northern border of the united states. that is true america first policy. it's common sense. i think many centrists and some democrats should be able to get behind that. that is how we move our party into the future. that is what i will tell president trump if he and i talk about that on the campaign trail. larry: let me shift a little bit, not a lot, but a little bit. after the resounding victory that president trump had in iowa, the people in davos, the leaders in the world economic forum in davos, i know they're not your best friend. that's a joke but it's serious, they're all kind of dirtying and pooping in their plants now that the thought donald trump may be reelected president which is dirtying and pooping i love actually. it would be great fun. but i have got to read you the latest one that came out. i see you have a smile on your face. thank you for that. they're demanding, you will love this, vivek. they are demanding that we have an international criminal court prosecution of, wait for it, of something called ecocide. this is coming

northern ireland, you could have a british passport. and if you're a catholic, british citizens living in north america, you have an irish passport. if you wanted to think of yourself as british, you could, if you want to think of yourself as irish and quote and then the border between northern and southern ireland as long as went away as long as britain remained of the european union. and you had this moment where the identity you carry in your head and on your papers could be blurred into the identity that existed in legal reality. so i, i looked at that mean why imagine what could the middle east look like? mean it that i would love to world in which the jews were citizens of israel and they might live next door to somebody who was a citizen of palestine. and maybe they voted for different mayors and different lists. but there was one economic unit that traded freely with other elements in the region. but the way the solution to this problem is to make the borders matter less and to make individual identities and individual loyalties less connected to legal and software and structures. i'm putting national boundaries into the mi

northern ireland, you would have a british passport. and if you're a catholic, british citizens living in north america, you have an irish passport. if you wanted to think of yourself as british, you could, if you want to think of yourself as irish and quote and then the border between northern and southern ireland as long as went away as long as britain remained of the european union. and you, at this moment where the identity you carry in your head and on your papers could be blurred into the identity that existed in legal reality. so i, i looked at that mean why imagine, what could the middle east look like? mean it that i would love to world in which the jews were citizens of israel and they might live next door to somebody who was a citizen of palestine. and maybe they voted for different mayors and different lists. but there was one economic unit that traded freely with other elements in the region. but the way the solution to this problem is to make the borders matter less and to make individual identities and individual loyalties less connected to legal and software and structures. i'm putting national boundaries into the m