right, well alberto, isn't it just so bizarre that there are even talks are called?ths after this genocide is started, almost 30,00 people have been killed, mean it's such a dystopian world, it's it's it's quite uh flavorgasting, it's absolutely amazing, your thoughts, well actually um the panorama now is actually very very pessimistic, but even though uh netanyahu's perspective, is to continue with its um uh overtaking the gaza strip, getting the entire population of gaza outside the palestinian territory into the egyptian sa they know that they don't have a way out unless um there are diplomatic uh resolutions involved that can actually make israel's uh uh regime survive after this conflict, israel cannot survive after this conflict because the entire world have seen the true faith of israel, what is going on now in in in the palestinian territories and specifically and the gas strip is something it's going on already since 1948 since unilaterally de facto israel proclaim the state of for israel and provoke the diaspora or the palestiny, the nap, and today we see a

alberto, your perspective, i mean, what does it mean when algeria says it will propose the ceasefire resolution regarding the onslot on gaza, and the united states braizenly says that it will veto it at. united nations? well, it's not surprised to the united states veto any proposal, any resolution that goes according to international law in the direction of of um basically stopping the the the bombing and the uh genocide that actually is happening and the gas trip, it's not the first time we see that so many. countries have proposed this cease fire even if it's a temporary uh ce fire united state seems to enjoy and the security council of the united nations to stop it so we can see many more victims falling in the hands of this most moral army in the world as israel's. contemplate that the army is, people are starting to to die of hunger, it's a farming going on now in the gas strip, there are hundreds of not thousand. of lory trucks waiting outside the rafa boarding passing to be able to bring international humanitarian aid, but israelis prefer that the population in gaza and espec

scale. well, uh, we need to discuss this just a little bit more here before we go to other topics. alberto, um, watson and that is uh the fact that you having unra for example uh citing a collapse of social order, you have uh the israely attacks that it has cited um and restrictions on food aid uh leaving the population starved, these are all hallmarks of obviously uh what's uh crimes against humanity are are taking place. um do you think that uh there's a concerted effort for israel to do what it's doing and what aims and goals does it have behind that but definitely what we see here is a net clingsing project from israel with the support to the united states and some other allies here in in europe, they're trying to just get rid of all the population and the gass of strip by concentrating them in specific areas where the supposedly should be saved uh with this should find a save heaven and eventually they find themselves ' under the bombardment all the israeli forces, the israelis are intending definitely to get the population of gasa outside the gas strip and they pretending eventually

also joining us alberto garcia watson, activist and political analyst who joins us from malaga over in spain. welcome to you both of billy, i'll start with you. um, let's look at what is happening on the ground, number of casualties have been reported, you have this example that i'm stating israeli jets targeted area in raffa for example, you have also 24 people to have been murdered in gaza's dar bala region. what happened to the icj ruling that said that a genocide is in the works here and that israel. to take steps to secure basic humanitarian needs and to prevent uh civilian casualties? well, i mean, historically israel has been given the opportunity to basically investigate itself, to investigate its own crimes and naturally to provide justification for those crimes, and really to a degree this icj ruling, although it has huge advantages in some ways, was never going to bring a hul. to the ongoing genocide and and asking israel to comply um with the genocide convention to investigate itself to to um to keep the evidence of any genocidal acts and to provide a report um after one mo

vanessa billy, independent journalist uh, spoke to us from damascus and alberto garcia watson.syrian children affect. by war, the indomitable spirit of young survivors, how do they survive amid indiscriminate bombings and explosions? it speaks with me, the saint of the soil from the blood. and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain from the battle and the victory, victory. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you. oh palestine, i free you, my every breath is a cry to my enemy, and i cry out, cry out, cry out to the evil enemy, the flame within my heart will burn you, i cry out. and the thunder in my voice will depen you, i cry out, and the tornado within my soul, will rul you away, my bleeding wound one since felt though soon forgotten, but the aching sorrow in me, never gone, i raise it with my anger and love, love of my land, anger at your deeds. i raise it with my anger and love, love of my land, anger as your dead, wounded by hatred, i'm breathing, breathing, breathing, the magic perfume of my homeland palestine. wonded in lov

leicestershire, alberto costa. alberto welcome to the show . so alberto welcome to the show.r starmer and the quick responses from some concerned senior members. james cleverly , senior members. james cleverly, um, saying basically this isn't about one person, this is about the whole party. who else was at a meeting on october the 31st with ali? richard holden, your party's chairman ? starmer is party's chairman? starmer is a moral vacuum. lord hague storm isha u—turn. so much he goes around in circles. alberto, what's your take on this latest palestinian calamity ? palestinian calamity? >> well, it was very concerning to hear that someone who was putting themselves forward for the opposition party, for the labour party , uh, was found to labour party, uh, was found to have made such appalling, disgraceful comments . disgraceful comments. >> look, i sit on the standards committee of the house of commons and people that put themselves forward for public office, and there's no higher pubuc office, and there's no higher public office than being a member of the british parliament

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present, polemico del mondiale spagnoloo lo si ebbe quando la francia arriva dei consiglio di carlos alberto. shock the world that the world will react to landing of a mortar, alb building in the city and the death of at least 75 innocent humans. we witnessed rallies in algeria, but we later realized... demonstrations were held across the arab world because they thought algeria's elimination from the world cup had been a fix, but no one took to the street for the occupation of the second arab capital after alrots. before the establishment of hisbula, lebanon had seen several conflicts with israel. there were two kinds of wars: firstly, the partisan and army battles were national and palestinian resistance groups were involved, and secondly, the battle fought by the syrian army in the 1982, lebanon israel conflict. in 1982, israeli forces... or double the combined number of troops syria and egypt had deployed in the october 1973 war, but israel faced two different forms of resistance, military and non-military in lebanon. but how did israel achieved victory against them? the natural elements

alberto fittarelli, head of the strategic intelligence group amsterdam. cameron kochman, christian triebert, nick vatters were trained at king's college london, part of the training structure for british military intelligence. i have already shown you this sheet, these are only a few people. i assure you that everyone else exists exactly. carry out who sets these tasks for them, we are adults, after all, whoever pays calls the tune, it doesn’t happen for free, well , let’s look at this list, it’s quite impressive, look, the us state department , the uk ministry of defense, the german administration, the netherlands, they donated half a million euros in march '19. national endowment for democracy, atlantic council prinat, unesco, google, paid in november 14th. conferences and this, this, this and that , already proven, people hear it and then multiply it as the real truth, from a drop, from a drop of fake lies, that is, we are dealing, relatively speaking, now we know that there is a laundry that launders things, there are launderettes that launder money,

alberto fittarelli, head of the strategic intelligence group amsterdam.o, cameron-koch. divisions of the united states of america, and great britain, germany, norway and so on and so forth. but how about these independent journalists in uniform, independent journalists? well, okay, we have already found out, so to speak, uh, who these people are, what tasks they perform, who assigns these tasks to them? look, the us state department, the uk ministry of defense, the administration of germany and the netherlands, they donated half a million euros in march 1919, national endowment for democracy, atlantic council, unesco, google, in november 14 paid a grant of 5,000 pounds sterling. facebook, open society, the center for the study of corruption and organized crime, the macarthur foundation, the european center for journalism, the public organization avaas, this is not a complete list of those who finance belling, now look, fake news that ends up in the largest... publications in the largest channels, television, radio and so on and so forth, they give, when p

alberto fittaraily, danger and works closely with the defense head of the strategic intelligence groupmsterdam. in addition, cameron kochman, christian triebert, nick vatters, passed training at king's college london, part of the training structure for british military intelligence. i... have already shown you this sheet, these are only a few people, i assure you that all the rest exist precisely in the intelligence and special units of the united states of america, and great britain, germany, norway, and so on and so forth. but what do you think of these independent journalists in uniform? independent journalists, okay, we have already found out, so to speak, who these people are, what tasks they perform, who assigns these tasks to them, we adults, after all, whoever pays calls the tune, it doesn’t happen for free, well , let’s look at this list, it’s quite impressive, look. us state department, uk ministry of defense , administration of germany, the netherlands, they donated half a million euros in march of the nineteenth year, the national endowment for the development of democracie

on the second anniversary of the russia- ukraine war, we had an exclusive conversation with alberto garcíawatson, an expert on international issues. at first , i asked him about the origins and results of the war in eastern europe. changed to a semi-dictatorial regime, which became a the behavior changed with the support of the west, especially with the support of the european union and the nato organization, and basically the purpose of this coup was to weaken russia and create an environment for confrontation with russia . we saw the scene in 2020 in february when a special military operation was carried out by russian forces in ukraine. sanctions from the west were practically aimed at weakening the russian military and bringing the russian economy to its knees. but what we actually witnessed was the opposite. russian economy due to finding markets other than european markets became stronger than before. and what we also saw is that the european union countries were severely damaged by the sanctions against russia. the consequences of these sanctions in particular. it affected germany,

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what happened in alberto's situation.ng at k street and 9th, nice neighborhood, waiting for his wife to come out of work. the gunman jumped in the car and shot him in the head. what happened with your son? >> my son was a lovable guy, he never would have harmed anyone. he was headed to his car from what we were told and the gunman approached him and he's done what i told him to do all the time. if you are danger, give it up. someone will attempt to rob you, you just give up what you have, he did that, he gave the man his keys and he still shot him. so for us it's just trying to put the pieces together. we are fighting, we are fighting because i got to keep my family together. i'm afraid, i'm scared, i'm broken, i don't know which way to go with this. >> john: we spend what we think is a lifetime as a parent, trying to raise our children up to be good people, to give back to the community. and then something like this happens and you just -- put your hands on your head and can't figure it out. >> and that's the hard part f

alberto and his granddaughter bundled up to deal with no power and no heat for 13 hours. >> it was a little cold in the night. >> reporter: several businesses have been forced to close including this walgreens. the outages also meant no school for thousands of southbay students. classes were canceled at oak grove high school. fisher middle school in los gatos had to close and so did west valley college in saratoga. people across the bay are establishing backup plans as they wait for crews to complete repairs. you can see right now crews are still working to install this new power pole and they are going to continue to work out here tonight. about 1000 people in this area on blossom hill road are without power. i talked with some of them and they say they were told by nbc bay area news three power should be restored tonight. some of them have already made plans to spend the night elsewhere. reporting live from at san jose i am marianne favro , nbc bay area. >>> our microclimate weather continues through the new newscast starting at 5:30 pm. parts of the city hit the hardest will be fe

the guests' quick, beautiful attack was completed by spanish midfielder luis alberto with a shot intohe bottom corner. the hosts responded in the 61st minute with a goal from nineteen-year-old defender michael kayode. he's different. defeating sacramento. the guests, who played without the injured leader jimmy buttler, nevertheless, already before the final quarter, managed to create a significant reserve, +20. in the end, sacrament only managed to close the gap. the result is 121-110 in favor of miami. the best the winners had center bem adebayo, who scored 28 points. in the match. memphis-brooklyn. the question of the outcome was already decided by the big break, which the teams left with the score 66-40 in favor of the guests. after switching sides , brooklyn slowed down a little, but still brought the matter to a crushing victory. 111-86. and the most productive was german defender dennis schröder, who added 18 points to brooklyn’s treasury. when money is not a joy, who recruits mercenaries for ukraine, why do they flee the battlefield and complain about the leadership of the arme

armas y explosivos a unas 171 bandas criminales y a los 85 años el indultado expresidente de perú, albertodijo que el pontífice no tiene fiebre, aunque se tomó la medida por precaución. este domingo, el papa, de 87 años, celebró el Ángelus, pero suspendió las audiencias del día sábado y el glaciar del juicio final, así se llama. se está derritiendo desde 1940. según un estudio, la enorme masa de hielo en la antártida es llamada así porque su colapso podría provocar un aumento de al menos 10 pies en el nivel del mar, lo que podría resultar catástrofe para localidades costeras de todo el planeta. y más adelante lo vamos a llevar a ver la cascada de lava en un parque nacional. ya volvemos. listo, papa viste papa , viste, papa, viste, viste, viste, papa, sabemos lo difícil que es impresionar a papa. por eso creamos la onda y palisade. viste papa? por cierto, hijo, tu auto está increíble. ya la viste ? daly citty. para esos momentos especiales, siempre cuenta con clínicas de belleza. armando romo. peinado y maquillaje para toda ocasión. visítanos para que te digan qué bien te ves cuando un pilo

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and we know the pml—n, nawaz sharif is my party, and that of alberto because my party, the ppp, havecussions about whether they will form a government. so we have no idea who will rule at the moment. so we have no idea who will rule at the moment-— the moment. thank you very much indeed. in brazil, the final parade of rio carnival takes place on tuesday. the annual celebrations dominate february across brazil, as top samba schools compete with one another. with more, here 5 our south america correspondent ione wells. lent might be the time to hold back. but the holiday before it starts is the time to go all out. all out dancing... ..all out costumes... ..all out music. translation: the| carnival is amazing. i'm loving it. i come every year, and every year it's better than the last one. rio's carnival is perfect. crowds swarm here from around the world to watch the parades. a chance for performers to highlight political issues too. this samba school, salgueiro, paid tribute to the country's largest indigenous group, the yanomami, asking that the amazon and local communities be protect

he's also suspected of killing 35-year-old alberto vasquez jr. >> he didn't resist. he gave the guys the keys. his daughters will never get that chance to talk to him again. no graduations no weddings no nothing. >> reporter: and linsey, police say there were a total of five carjacking incidents in this crime spree, three in the district and two in maryland. all connected to that one suspect. linsey. >> really scary there. em, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. remember the woman clinging to the getaway car when her french bulldog was stolen? tonight, an important update in the case. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. wow, this is new.

los detenidos son jorge alberto viera mayer venegas, elmer bonilla, tenían historial criminal, habíanospechosos están acusados de vender drogas en san francisco por años, desde fentanilo hasta heroína. el agente clark de la dea asegura que la fortuna que lograron amasar fue por la venta de estupefacientes que tenían casas, mansiones, fincas, si es que le encuentran culpable. la pena mínimo es 5 años en el prisión federal. la pena máximo es 40 años en prisión federal. ellos deberán presentarse nuevamente en corte en las próximas semanas. autoridades en honduras según información oficial, tienen a otros 4 detenidos a la espera de su extradición. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. bueno, nos vamos a quedar en san francisco del fiscal de esa ciudad. estableció un procedimiento de inhabilitación contra drew jenkins. susan murphy y j. y j. resource center suspendió inmediatamente sus funciones e impidiéndoles participar en licitaciones o recibir contratos o también subvenciones municipales. esto luego que una investigación conjunta con la contraloría reveló que jenkins y sus colaborador

alberto fue 1 de los múltiples residentes de decepcionados cuando en septiembre la compañía que ha manejadoo cuando se creía el cierre permanente de raging waters era inminente. este jueves llegó el anuncio que va a regresar a este verano para las familias aquí en el este de san josé, en una conferencia de prensa explicaron que en un esfuerzo contra el tiempo consiguieron un contrato con un nuevo proveedor que asegurara la apertura del parque por los siguientes 2 veranos. about six million dollars explican el contrato será con el proveedor california dreaming entertainment, quienes se comprometieron a invertir 6 millones de dólares en mejorías para las atracciones y jardines del parque. además de que la ciudad recibirá aún más ganancias que con el anterior contrato. en el pasado. fue 5.5% de los ingresos. con esto es 6. por eso es un acuerdo un poco más bueno para la ciudad frente al parque acuático nos encontramos con varios residentes emocionados con la noticia, entre estos felipe, quien viene a ejercitarse aquí con sus amigos. me da mucho gusto que no lo vayan a cerrar y que vayan a inve

hablamos de jorge al berto es una de las personas que está involucrada jorge alberto viera meyer venegasoína. si es que le encuentran culpable. la pena mínimo es 5 años en el prisión federal. la pena máximo es 40 años. las autoridades indicaron que los sospechosos, quienes cuentan con un historial criminal deberán presentarse en corte nuevamente los próximos días y que otros 4 sospechosos también serán extraditado. 2 san francisco también un nuevo capítulo se escribe para la ciudad y también para la corporación macy's. y es que dicha tienda decidió cerrar el local que está ubicado en la turística plaza union square. flavio lacayo no tiene más detalles. esta tienda de varios pisos lleva décadas ofreciendo sus servicios cerca de la plaza union square, en san francisco, pero muy pronto cerrará sus puertas de forma definitiva. no está bien porque todos necesitamos el trabajo para sobrevivir, porque ahorita como está la la situación no es para que perdamos el trabajo. algunas personas están preocupadas por los empleados, otros expresan su sentir con respecto a esta inesperada noticia. estoy m

the carjacker killed alberto vasques jr.> i don't think this is just a d.c. issue. it can happen to anyone. he was lovable, very approachable. just going to take time for all of us to get our family back together and we'll never have that chance to see them or be with them again. >> carley: florida attorney general ashley moody joins me. what a horrible situation here, two beautiful lives lost, two families shattered. your general reaction to this and the crime crisis in washington, d.c. right now. yeah, it is heartbreaking to hear family members whose lives will be upended for what could have been prevented by law enforcement efforts after seeing escalation in crime temperature is tied to top prosecutors like swab and the u.s. attorney declining to prosecute cases temperature is a simple affect. crime escalate s and people become subjects in this cruel experiment. you can't arrest your way out of violent crime, which is untrue. we should focus on resources. >> carley: listen to d.c. attorney general brian schwab, listen to

beautiful attack with a shot into the bottom corner was completed by their spanish midfielder, luis albertohosts responded in the 61st minute with a goal from nineteen-year-old defender michael kayode. he started this attack by closing in a cross from thirty-year-old fiorentine newcomer andre beloti, and soon their partner giacomo benaventura made a successful shot. position in front of the lazio goal scored the winning goal 2:1 in favor of the team from florence. miami basketball players won their fourth victory in a row in the regular season nba championship on the road, defeating sacramento. the visitors played without their injured leader, jimmy butler. however, already before the final quarter, they managed to create. in the end, sacrament only managed to narrow the gap, the result being 121-110 in favor of miami. the best for the winners was center bem adebayu, who scored 28 points. in the memphis-brooklyn match. the question of the outcome was already decided by the big break, which the teams left with the score 66-40 in favor of the guests. after switching sides, brooklyn slowed dow

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speakers include michael steele and bush era attorney general alberto gonzales.ch live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ >> saturday, watch c-span's campaign 2020 four live coverage of the south carolina gop presidential primary unfiltered and uninterrupted beginning with a simulcast. then we will bring you primary results as they come in. candidate speeches and we will get your reaction on social media. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> ukrainian preside vodymyr zelenskyy posted on social di after meeting with the u.s. congressional delegation which included senatmarity leader chuck schumer and sat richard blumenthal, jack reed, maggie hassan and michael bennet. president zelenskyy writing the u.s. visit

cunningham fatally shot another man later on that night, 35-year-old alberto vasquez jr.ore taking off with his car. here is vasquez's father. >> he loved life and loved being outside. he loved people. it's just hard like it's hard to put it alling to. just understand how someone can take his life. >> cunningham was shot and killed by police early tuesday and violent crime carjackings are up in dc and number of homicide rose 35% last year and number of car thefts up 82%. the justice department stepping in. they're ruling out new resources and moving prosecutors to investigate cases in dc. the agency has similar efforts in memphis and houston and i know you know this, mike, this all comes after congressman henry cuella was carjacked at gunpoint near his home in dc. it is pretty concerning. mike: hits close to home when a huhs goes to pick up his wife at the office at 5:40 and he comes out nearly dead. >> it's heart breaking. mike: devastating. maddie, thank you very much. >> you got t mike. mike: people in georgia rescued by law enforcement after veering off the road and r

tell that to the families of mike gill and alberto vasquez killed in the carjacking spree in d.c. a few weeks ago, the mother of audrey cunningham, 11-year-old, at the hands of someone on the property. it's difficult to convince americans they are safe or becoming safer when they do not feel safe. >> sandra: and tell that to the rosenberg family, lost their son in 2010, killed by an illegal immigrant, driving his car illegally, drove over their son in an attempt to drive away. meanwhile, kerri kupec urbahn, thank you for joining us. that was difficult, you know, for what is happening in this country right now, and what is a reality for so many, we have been talking to parents who have kids on college campuses who are frightened this could happen to their son or daughter but that was not addressed. >> if you really want to know how the biden administration feels about violent crime and their policy about police, come to washington, d.c. and here is why. washington, d.c. is unique. the only area in the country where the federal government also operates as local law enforcement and y

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. >> alberto wants me to tell you -- wait, i just had it. >> never mind. >> stephen: please welcome tollo, nice to meet you. >> danielle: it's an honor to be here. >> stephen: you are very nice. congratulations on the success of "ghosts." >> danielle: thank you. >> stephen: 123 million people watching the super bowl and this ad goes out. was it surreal to know that many millions of people are watching at one time? >> danielle: it's unreal. i am the most popular person in my family's whatsapp group chat. to see me do the charleston in front of 100,000 people. 100 million people. it is surreal. >> stephen: it is. but millions of people watch "ghosts" every week. are you at all surprised at the popularity of the show or the popularity of the character? >> danielle: i tell you i'm grateful for its popularity. i've been working at the stream for 17 plus years had to be now in this amazing production of "ghosts," season three now. this is a role and a show of a lifetime for me. >> stephen: that's wonderful. it's a tight-knit cast or at least it seems like a tight-knit cast, real ensemble cas

best to g get a say cunningham fatally shot another man that night 35-year-old alberto junior beforeing off with his car. here is his father. lexi just loved it life. he loved being outside. and he loved people. and it is just hard. it's just hard to understand how someone could take his life. >> cunningham was shot and killed by police early tuesday. violent crime and carjackings are up in d.c. the number of homicides rose 35% last year. the number of car thefts up 82%. the justice department stepping in and t their rolling out new resources including more prosecutors to investigate cases in d.c. the agency's similar efforts and memphis and houston. this all comes about four months after congressman henry was carjacked at gunpoint nears washington home. it is pretty scary, eric. steve art madeline, it is thank you so much for. the lone star state showdown between texas and the bite administration is growing today. more than a dozen republican governors are now the border it sang at the president doesn't protect the border, they will. we are live in eagle pass, texas. what they are s

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that victim, 35-year-old alberto vazquez jr., later died from his injuries.with "fox & friends" first. >> one, i can't say -- he was lovable, very approach bl. t just, it's just going to take some time for all of us to get our family back together. >> reporter: police say authorities in new carrollton, maryland, shot and killed cunningham early tuesday after he tried to -- [inaudible] if while armed. violent crimes and car jackings are surging in d.c., the number of homicides rose 35% last year, four month ifs after henry cuellar was car jacking -- carjacked near if his home. will with, pete and rachel. rachel: thank you so much. pete: thank you. by the way, the location of where where mike gill was shot, k street northwest in d.c. if you know washington, d.c., that's traditionally a very nice part of washington. rachel: yeah. it's a business district. pete: it's, like, three blocks, depending on where with you are, from the white house. s it is -- k street is famously known as the street where a lot of lobbyists have offices. there's fancy restaurants. this

now you have them talking about impeaching alberto mayorkas, and democrats this week said explicitlywn this road, you can expect that when we are in power, there will be an impeachment of a republican cabinet secretary. who can doubt that? that is a diminishment of the impeachment power. paul: yeah. it becomes a kind of vote of no confidence because the senate is not going to convict mayorkas. all right. kyle, let's change to another subject involving border security, and that's e the showdown between governor greg abbott and texas and the federal border patrol, joe biden other enforcement at the border -- over enforcement at the border. describe what's at stake there. >> sure. the biggest point of jostling is at this park on the ray yo grand in eagle pass -- rio with grand. the border patrol was using that pros -- to process migrants. a few weeks ago the texas dps took control of that site, and the department of homeland security is saying texas is blocking them to about 2.5 miles of the border. above ab abbott says he's invoking this clause in the constitution that says that states

shows one officer breaking through a glass bedroom window before another officer shoots and killed alberto gonzales. this is in march of 2023. the da's office says the 35 year-old was armed with 2 machetes and ignored police commands to surrender. gonzales was allegedly threatening to chop off the heads of the mother and her sons. we took hostage. they were a 7.18 years old. those boys at the time this man had been evicted from his nearby apartment building. the same day i'm boyne avenue. investigators say that it can about the gonzales thought that they were the managers of the apartment building, even though they were not. so he broke into their apartment and held them hostage. the officer, edward kobani, who fired the fatal shots had been part of 3 prior officer-involved incident investigations before this. each time it was determined that he used lethal force lawfully. the library reopened today just days after it was closed for security reasons. contra costa county runs that decided over the weekend added armed security guard to the property kron. 4 so-called joins us now from antioch

speakers include former republican national committee chair michael steele and bush-era attorney general alberto c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> laura trump is the daughter-in-law of 2024 presidential candidate and former president donald trump she campaigned on his behalf at their south carolina headquarters. she was joined by g.o.p. representative nancy mace who represents south carolina's first district. "washington jour continues. host: we are joined now by gov. spencer cox a republican from utah in the chair of the governors association. welcome to the program. you are here in washington for the governors association winter meeting. can you remind us of what the association is in the purpose of these meetings? guest: the national governors association is an association for all of the nation's governors and we get together several times a year to talk about the issues important to every state. we still believe the states of the laboratories of democracy. we believe that is where true policymaking is happening and so this is a cool opportunity for republicans

next discussion, it is a privilege to introduce justice and the rule of law, a conversation with alberto gonzalez, the 80th u.s. attorney general. before i welcome him to the stage, i want to take time to say a few words about ms. gonzalez. she received a bachelor of arts degree and a degree from harvard. he was nominated by president bush and confirmed by the 80th attorney general and served on that capacity until september, 2007. i am excited to welcome him to the stage today. >> testing. ok. thank you so much for being here. it is an honor and privilege to have you. i am very excited to have this discussion with you. a lot of the attendees are interested to hear your perspectives on the topic, justice and the rule of law. just to kick it off, why are you here today? we are excited to have you. >> i am so happy to be here for this occasion. we spoke earlier and a couple of things. first, when i got the invitation to speak at this, i had never heard of this group. i thought, what is this? then i started reading the principles. one by one i said, this is me. i believe in this. every sing

um, in providing their feedback and expertise as well as diane alberto and leanne hernandez on the finance administration team for helping put this budget proposal together. um, as kate mentioned, the item before you is a resolution to approve the two year budget for fiscal year 2025 and fiscal year 2026. um, just to remind this board of the timeline, uh, so, so in december, you heard an initial, um, info item on the budget at the january 10th board meeting. there was a draft budget presented. and then before you today is the resolution to finally adopt the budget, which will enable us to submit titus department budget to the city administrator office, who will then consult all departmental budgets under the city administrator and submit to the mayor's budget office. um, in the coming weeks. and that will start the process for the final board of supervisors review and approval of the budget for, um, commit hearings in june for the start of the next fiscal year, on july 1st. as a reminder, the mayor did provide budget instructions late last year. that was on the heels of an october 20th 23r

alberto: there -- annmarie: they are trying to degrade the missiles.members killed. and that was to the facilities that back proxies used to syria's -- to syria and the administration said it will be sustained. lisa: i am focused on the imminent credit -- internet traffic. and then the houthis put out on their channel a map and pictures of the internet cables and they account for 70% of the global internet traffic i am trying to do a deep dive. jonathan: they have the willingness and ability. do they have the ability? annmarie: it is a good question but the u.s. is concerned about those cables under egypt egypt gets paid a lot of money for. jonathan: here is the latest in california. a powerful storm has caused $11 billion in damage and economic losses. accuweather making the calculation after 10 inches of rainfall fell of -- fell over the mountains and weston -- in los angeles. it has killed two people and left people in the region at risk of landslides. lisa: honestly it is a tragedy to watch people's homes get blown out. it raises questions about in

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