burrows also learned that he liked the night shift, and requested to stay on it.authorized ride along. >> speaking to owens on multiple occasions, about not doing that anymore. >> reporter: did that seem to make any difference? >> no. >> reporter: burrow said her that owens like to pick up women, and after interviewing some of them he seem to be using his patrol unit like a dating app. >> reporter: we're talking about women in the vehicle as a ride along, but it's really more than that right? they are not just of serving the scenery. initial information >> that we had was that he was having sex with them on duty. >> reporter: the stories you heard, the women were doing this willingly? or he was using -- his standing or to coerce them. >> probably being done with under their volition. some of the women in his patrol car walking a ahead of ron. the story that persists were not complete strangers. sonya worked nights at the hospital. >> reporter: so if you were to bring in somebody that needed to get stitched up. >> questioning owens. sonya it's a person you would kn

the first ever rob burrow player of the match. name on there. i think he will be very honoured and proud but humble as well. it really shines through, him as a character. we are over the moon. the trophy redefined him. it was quite modest and small before, but it didn't lack prestige. it's the volume of what it means, the symbolism and i think that personifies robin himself. he's an absolute champion in his fight against mnd alongside kevin's infield, another example of his courage and while we marvel at here its physical expression in the field which seems to have been taken away from him, he is no less heroic and courageous and what he's doing right now and that's why he is a fantastic hero. it's already american football's biggest game and one of the most watched sporting events on the planet — but this year there could be even more eyes on the super bowl because of one person, taylor swift. arguably the biggest popstar in the world, she's brought news fans to the sport this year since dating kansas city chiefs tight end travis

we are just minutes away from phil coming out of his burrow. right now the inner circle have come on stage. they are talking about the dignitaries. they are introducing the governor of pennsylvania. they are talking about the rules and regulations phil is going to come out. if he sees his shadow. then he will run right back into his burrow and six more weeks of winter. that's the deal. thought crowd is chants. they want phil to come out on the stump and show his furry face because we have been waiting for a year now to see him. this is 138 years of groundhog day in gobbler's knob, punxsutawney, pennsylvania, they're talking about the president of the inner circle coming up and this is -- i mean we are really just moments away from history. and they are explaining that phil is always right, 100 percent right. it's lost in the translation because phil speaks groundhogese. so phil tells his prediction to one of his inner circle and the inner circle relays the message of whether or not we're going to have six more weeks of winter. he is 100 percent

osama hamdan, uh, member of the political burrow of hamos resistance movement. uh, you've watched uh press tv's face to face program until another episode. uh, goodbye. in this week's episode of irantech we're finally stepping inside the tehran research reactor, we've already featured some of the radio isotopes that have been produced here, but now we're taking a closer look at what happens inside the core of the reactor and how we procure the fuel for the reactor. don't miss it! the headlines this hour, dozens more palestinians are massacred on the 138th day of the us israely genocidal war in gaza after washington vido's another un seasfire resolution. the top uan court holds the third day of hearings on the. the occupation of palestinian territories, world and voice call for an urgent end to the occupation. and in europe, farmer protests continue over high costs and cheap imports among other issues.

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression. under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. welcome back here you're watching press tv world news. now iran's prepared to hold two major elections this friday. iranians will be going to polling stations to elect members of parliament and the assembly of experts. leader of iran's islamic revolution sayid ali khamenei. says a strong election is a pillar of proper governance. we discussed this issue earlier with our guests in our news review program. here it is. this time now for the news you via this bulletin. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says a strong election marked by huge turn out of zealist voters is one of the pillars of running the country properly. i made the remarks while meeting with first time. he said if people show the world that they ar

osama hamdan uh, member of the political burrow of hamos resistance movement. uh, you've watched uh press tv's face to face program, until another episode. uh, goodbye. after the israeli entity air strikes that targeted several. towns in south lebanon of the past week, resulting in the martterdom of nine lebanese civilians, hisballah threatened escalation on the border. hisbullah secretary general sayid hasan nasrullah declared that the latest israeli entity attacks towns in south lebanon constitute escalation because they targeted civilians and killed a large number of them hinting at striking the settlement of ilat inside occupied palestine. said nasulah also warned against the role of the us white house officials who often verbally... object to zionist israel's mass killing of palestinians in gaza, but continue to send massive quantities of weapons to facilitated. hisbullah vows escalation this week on the meast stream. this week on expos a, the israeli entity assault on rafah was the... it as successful rescue operation, masking its true nature as a direct

ali abu shahin, member of the political burrow of islamic jihad resistance movement. okay, the next question that i want to ask you is that there are often speculations about the second day of the gaza. war, i mean, what happens after the onslot is finished, what is the islamic jihad's vision for that day? yes, since the beginning of the aggression on the gaza strip, we have been hearing the symphony repeated by the triple pillars of the enemy war government, galant, ganet and netanyahu in their conferences hoping they will be able to impose their... political vision on the palestinian political reality in the aftermath of the war on gaza an attempt to control it or to come up with various scenarios. america came up with some scenarios, but it does not have a clear vision, it speaks in a contradictory way. and even some arab states participated in this conversation. we say this is a palestinian cause and has nothing to do with other parties and we will not allow them to interfere in our domestic affairs. agreed on this issue by confirming some determinants of politica

ali abu shahin, member of the political burrow of islamic jihad resistance movement. okay, the next question that i want to ask you is that there are often a speculations about the second day of the gaza war. i mean, what happens after the onslot is finished, uh, yes, since the beginning of the aggression on the gaza strip, we have been hearing the symphony repeated by the triple pillars of the enemy war government. galand, ganit and netanyahu in their conferences hoping they will be able to impose their political vision on the palestinian political reality in the aftermath of the war on gaza an attempt to control it. come up with various scenarios. america came up with some scenarios, but it does not have a clear vision. it speaks in a contradictory way, and even some arab states participated in this conversation. we say this is a palestinian cause and has nothing to do with other parties and we will not allow them to interfere in our domestic affairs. all palestinian resistance groups agreed on this issue by confirming some determinance of political action in the ga

rob burrow won the harry sunderland trophy.again, in context rob burrow won twice, 20 —— then kevin sinfield, the leader of that generation. he is the second guy to win it second. danny mcguire. he is the third one to win it. just then, three players in ten years, all won the player the match trophy, just personifies again that generation i was fortunate to witness and be a part of it. was fortunate to witness and be a art of it. �* , ., ., was fortunate to witness and be a artofit. �* , ., ., part of it. and testament to rob's talent. part of it. and testament to rob's talent- he — part of it. and testament to rob's talent. he has _ part of it. and testament to rob's talent. he has such _ part of it. and testament to rob's talent. he has such a _ part of it. and testament to rob's talent. he has such a close - talent. he has such a close relationship with the trophy anyway. unbelievable. yeah. the trophy will be a new one. i think the previous harry sunderland trophy was quite modest. it was small. but he didn't like prestige.

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. >> and i sort of picked before the big joe burrow season that led them to a super bowl but an eventualem >> seth: got it. >> it's like a steelers thing, this is weird? >> seth: no, i find it -- this is not a steelers thing. >> okay. >> seth: and i think joe burrow's great, and i really like his vibe, and i wish he didn't play for them >> i hear you. [ light laughter ] >> seth: but i guess i'm wondering, how did you -- did you have family who was -- >> no. >> seth: -- curious as to why you were leaving the bears for the bengals? >> i mean, i don't think anybody's curious about why you'd leave the bears to support another team [ laughter ] >> seth: now see, now you're just piling on the hurtfulness >> -- since 1985 >> seth: yes >> basically, i like joe burrow, he was healthy i felt like nobody was picking them, everyone was picking every other team in the division and i think when you're a fan base that's downtrodden and not talked about, if you're given a little love -- i mean, s ometimes when you just show a little faith in somebody, seth, it's not a -- bet on love and that's what happ

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the house stopped that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters and the ones that started to migrate in december quickly realized that they made a mistake and 10 pack wildlife experts and residents on christmas island take precautions to co exist with their crappy neighbors, but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and here in europe, such a one's biggest carnival has kicked off with thousands of people in fancy college students participating in the 3 day event. revelers filled the streets of the northern city of phase of basil. many of them dressed up to reflect scenes of climate change, artificial intelligence, fake news, and other political issues. the world's biggest protestant carnival is also part of the nest goes cultural heritage list the. and here's a reminder of our top stories. at this hour. the widow of russian opposition leader likes and evolving as value to continue her husband's work in a

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the whole stock that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters, and they the ones that the 1000 mile drive in december quickly realized that they've made a mistake. and 10 back a wild life experts and residence on christmas island take precautions to coexist with their crabby neighbors. but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and you're up to date, but to stick to the state to rather coming up we have an interview with polish for administer roddic chicago ski. and don't forget, if you need more news on the go, you can always check out our website that com or check us out for social media or a handles at the w news. and of course, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines. and just about 16 minutes time. i'm here until the berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the fast fashion as an environmental 9, a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industria

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the fault stuff that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters and they the ones that started in march. right. and december, quickly realized that they made a mistake and 10 pack wildlife experts and residents on christmas island take precautions to co exist with their crappy neighbors. but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and jump to data, produced a tune, coming up our documentary series dock, from visits, islands and bangladesh that regularly disappear and reappear and me, some people who live on them. and don't forget, if you need more using the go, you can always check out our website that's deal. com or check us out in social media or handles and t w's. america. roland, thank you very much for having joined us. the ice cold be pasco, new, an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the dos march 3rd on dw, the since the beginning of.

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. dios lo quiere colocar acá transvisor del dengue, permite el ingreso al personal, el personal de salud está viniendo casa por casa, entonces ahorita lo que van a a hacer en casa. es el vector que transmite la enfermedad del dengue, resuelve primero revocar decisión del 25 de noviembre. derecho guardar silencio de las manifestaciones. hadja fatima was born in 1948. this was the year palestinans refer to as annakba, the catastrophe when israel wiped the palestinian inhabitants from 400 villages, some they entirely destroyed, others were repopulated with jewish immigrants. haji fatima was born in the field while her father fought in the war. within days of her birth, her family fled to bade annan in the west bank, which

that means punxsutawney phil has emerged from his burrow to proclaim east an early spring or six moreadow because if phil had seen his shadow, he would have been scared, and he would have ran back to the burrow. i mean, i am on the stage where where this historic event has a taken place for 138 years now. but, ashley, the funny thing about this is that people are here at 3 pam, and the prediction happens around 7:25, and then they leave, and it's empty. it's totally empty, which is one of the great est things that the i love experiencing here in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. i got to ask a lot of folks around here before they exited the building if they loved it and what they thought of this early spring. >> we got here at 3 a.m. i thought it was awesome. we always loved watching it on tv, and i had the chance to come out today. it was great, beyond expectations. >> my favorite part was when everybody was chanting for phil. >> reporter: happy ground hog day. [cheers and applause] [laughter] ashley, i've got to tell you, this is a bucket lust. if you haven't done it, i highly recommend i

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the hamas resistance movement, mr. hamdan: welcome to the program, thank you very much. mr. hamdan, the alaska flad was powerful, unexpected blow to the israeli occupation, but did you anticipate the israeli response to be this much brutal and heinous? there is no doubt that operation flood represented success for the resistance movement.

to face, i'm mattiaposian today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, ali abu shahin. welcome to the program, doctor. dr. abu shahin, my first question is that after four months of israely a slot on gaza, what is the fill situation of the resistance factions in targeting ocup?

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimy, thanks so much for being with us, the international court of justice has been the stage for more than 50 countries and number of international organizations to make their case about the israely occupation of palestine in 2022, united nations general assemble requested the icj to give a non-binding opinion of the legal consequences of the israeli occupation. monday was the final day of the hearings at the heg. will the ruling really make a?

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. "the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. either you're with us or you're with the enemy. there's no in between, and that doctrine still stands. قارات الامم المتحده وعلى كل ما تريده الولايات المتحده لكان قد اطيح به كان المفروض عندما يسقطون النظام يسلمون الدوله للمعارضه هم اسقطوا النظام والدوله معا وسلموا المعارضه صراع على السلطه اول من وجه ضربه للامريكان في العراق هي الفصائل الشيعیه المدعومه من ابو مهدي قسم یک سؤال بزرگ در different nations the first receipt the successful outcome of the exercise as part of 24. i believe that working together we can make history. as the u.s. israely genocide grinds on with over 28,00 palestinians have been murdered, the world bank and the imf have warned that this will have an impact on the world economy. concern is more whe

if it exceeds $35,000, he will break to be joe burrow's record set in 2021. >>> gearing up for the superl commit teaming up with the today show with a pep rally. join us february 9th at 4:00 a.m. at city center bishop ranch at san ramon. dress-up, you might have a chance to be on the today show or our morning show today in the bay. the last time we did this you guys turned out and it was wonderful. let's do better than the chiefs because i think they will have a crowd as well. let's do it next friday area thank you for joining us. we are back in two minutes. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'

protected area, this one is all burned out, the first rule of trench warfare, like on the kinbur spit... burrow. what is it like digging in the sand? it’s pouring out, and water, water is also a big problem, you can’t dig deep, so you have to equip most of it with bags of wood. water appears in the trenches at a depth of up to a meter, and the closer the position is to the dnieper, the more difficult it is to bury yourself. the workplace of a soldier with the call sign italian , the whole company helped dig, he is a cook. i’m terrified , as i remember, the first day i came here. nothing, no awnings, nothing, no tiles it was, it was a wood-burning stove , well, it was a nightmare, listen, it’s necessary to make pizza with a wood stove, well, it should be a pompeian stove, but i don’t have a pompeian stove here, it would have blown, the boys are already telling me, they say, i need this , this is now called my cafe mamamiya, so i have a mamamiya here, he earned his call sign by the fact that while working as a civilian cook, he specialized in italian cuisine, now the whole company knows a lot abo

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today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamicny means in its onslot against gaza, its people, resistance, civilians, hospitals, buildings and musks, but the resistance is still in a very good condition and carrying on with its duty with all the valor and ability, because the basic element possessed by the resistance against the enemy is moral and fighting element of the palestinian people. their steadfastness and the spirit of the palestinian resistance, this spirit is still there, on the contrary, it becomes more challenging and more persisting day after day. if we monitored the path of the resistance and its performance in the field, since the outset of the ground attack up to now, we can realize that its performance is much better than the beginning of the aggression. in other words, after the first truth, the resistance performance became better than the battle. in the north and khannunis, despite all these challenges, sacrifices and passing of all this time. the resistance is still controlling the battlefield, possessing mil

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the whole stock that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters and they the ones that started in march. right. and december, quickly realized that they've made a mistake and 10 pack a wild life experts and residence on christmas island take precautions to coexist with their crabby neighbors. but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and that's the show for today from the entire team on the day. thanks so much for spending parts of your day. with the future we decided here the india was to take on can they succeed? the we took out was the indian comic who w. they are abducted for lou with promises of vacation, ukrainian children, but they find no safety in russia. the rest of vacation, the children are forced to live with new families under moscow's watchful lines, stolen by rushing snow. so in 60 minutes on dw, the, enjoying the views and come to take a look at this, out to the highlights every week. emai

hospital authorities say they phil burrows relying on but are concerned there could be prosecution.ourt board last week any human life from the moment of conception was sacred. alabama, like many southern states, outlaws all abortions without exception. 0ur reporter in los angeles. we our reporter in los angeles. we are five 0ur reporter in los angeles. - are five days after the ruling by the alabama supreme court, classifying embryos as children. the largest hospital in the state of alabama, university of alabama hospital, has said that it is putting ivf procedures on hold for the time being while it evaluates the potential implications of this ruling by the alabama supreme court last week. there is concern that doctors and patients could be the subject of criminal or civil proceedings in the light of this decision by the justices or indeed find themselves susceptible to large fires. reaction to this has been swift. the national infertility association hearing states has said it is heartbroken in a statement by the decision of the university hospital in alabama and it also in the s

today in the studio we are joined by the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy. and confronting dictatorship, the economy in israel was very bad before the events of october the 7th. "i don't see a way back, i think their economy is destroyed beyond recognition. i think the main problem in the battlefield will be military. the headlines, israeli forces killed nearly 80 palestinians waiting for food aid in gaza as the overall death toll from the onslot sir.

i think that will burrow in the coming years. >> thank you, paul. >> what joseph and paul have said,dd the political. future prospects of chinese and africa's relations will depend on the political economy. the reason i am saying political economy is a reference to 2020 one action plan. a lot of points were directed towards elevating political engagement for quite some time. the talk has been atomic, economics, economics. there are a number of political issues now coming up, people to people exchange for example. party to party exchanges are also taking place in a number of south african countries. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. so political. please join me in saying thank you to our panelists. it's been a wonderful discussion. [applause] thank you very much. thank you again to the atlantic council and university of notre dame global affairs that will take a ten minute break the please continue directly after. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> the atlantic council also hosted a discussion on china's financial role in the countries of the global south from latin america t

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. last week the second edition. the paris meeting took place in the french capital attended by representatives from zianist israel, the united states, egypt and qatar, with the aim of solidifying the negotiating framework that will guide the indirect negotiations between the palestinian resistance hamas and the israeli entity. however, after the israeli entity signed backtracked from what was agreed upon in paris previously under the direction and pressure of prime minister benjamin netanyahu who prevented his negotiating team from returning to cairo to continue the talks and had stripped them of their powers delegating his special advisor instead. this made it clear that no one can trust the commitment of the occupatio

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the whole stock that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters, and they the ones that the 1000 mile drive in december quickly realized that they had made a mistake. and 10 back a wild life experts and residence on christmas island. take precautions to coexist with their crabby neighbors, but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and that's the show for today from the entire team on the day. thanks so much for spending parts of your day with the just a few years ago, this site in cohen, the tour. it was nothing more than an waste land. a woman with the vision transformed into something else, corner french and english can get them to fill out a modern style, not on the part to go to one on the part the going to pick to on that line and pretty funded on that and on ongoing challenging from a dumpster to a green oasis, eco, the india next on dw, the he can do anything from action, full size, direction, and r

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the health stuff that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters and they, the ones that started to moderate in december quickly realized that they had made a mistake and 10 pack wildlife experts and residents on christmas island take precautions to co exist with their crappy neighbors, but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and that's the show for today from the entire team on the day. thanks so much for spending part of your day. with the the monday news sells out the stadium. cam in grammar s t u knows how to make the most out of this thing. out the call you're on your next to me, please let us know. for him, it's not about the concerts, it's about the climate. he wants people in his home country to plant a 1000000 trees. his friends are all in pico africa. next, on d, w. islands along the river are home to the challenges of bangladesh. every 6 months they're landed by title we were the funny, does a

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the whole stopped that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters and they the ones that started in march right in december, quickly realized that they've made a mistake and 10 pack a wild life experts and residence on christmas island take precautions to coexist with their crabby neighbors, but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. and that's the show for today from the entire team on the day. thanks so much for spending parts of your day with the americans. generally with industries, the country now has more guns, then people while active as lobby for stricter regulations. the number of mass shootings continues to right. is there still hole in the battle against gun violence? gun nation in 50 minutes on the w deal, kaiser. my gosh. don't think i wouldn't better choose to have surgery for. yeah. you found this plastic surgery going under the knife for beauty on yesterday? mom? i mean, while i want to get

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration. is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. as hundreds of people have marked.

fred trump, the former president's father who built all of these developments in the new york city burrows in the 1960s and 1970s, and then trump, as he developed his own companies in the 80s and 90s, the family is the business. trump has so much of his valuation as part of his brand, as part of his marketing value. now he is going to likely have to find a significant amount of cash to pay out this penalty. as he pays out this penalty, he will try to appeal it in the coming months but he will also be under a cash crunch. he is facing the civil penalty of over $80 million.. for someone who does not have his whole business and cash, this is a real challenge facing him. we don't have direct details on how he will pay it out or how he will be ordered to do so but what is important to note is over $300 million now could be coming out of the trump coffers to the state of new york. as ae in the state. as ae >> all right, that's absolutely right. i'm joined with scott mcfarland. i want to talk to you about donald trump's children. there are moments when the judge mentioned them in this as well. yo

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration. is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. the headlines this hour, palestinizes hamas says the us and the israeli regime will not gain through politics what they have failed to gain through war. the us is really genocidal. war in gaza claims the lives of more women and children with death doll nearing 30,000. also in the headlines, iran's leader emphasizes the importance of a strong voter turn out in the friday elections for the sake of effective governance.

busy we may goodness, we have cleared a daily and we have the at least burrow sockets and we have the both of being on the show. well yeah, but i mean, just back to julian is on himself. i mean glenn gambled who runs a show also and rumble like like ours as well as as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest journalist of the times yearly and assigned already. they made the example of him to the well to make everyone frightened of ever exposing will crimes a game in the way that julian assigned to they job done in the sense that when the so maybe by them is being appealed to by congressmen that they've destroyed them completely, i mean i, i found i just quickly, i mean, i know, i mean to be ending you. i found him so clever, so brilliant about his analysis of geo politics. and he reminded me to go over the dial actually line interviewed before. and i know just that was the book, the go with the book that he was clutching when the british police went in and then what kidnapped him from asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london. yeah, well

ali abu shahin, member of the political burrow of the islamic jihad resistance movement, that brings this episode of the face to face program. program to an end, hope that the palestinian people in the gaza strip soon be freed from the israeli forces a slot and aggression. i'm mat and until next time. the subject of this week's episode of iran takes behind this 60 centimeter thick concrete wall inside the neutral. on imaging laboratory at the atomic energy organization of iran, very close to the core of the reactor, it's a kind of imaging system known as neutron radiography that has some very specific use case scenarios where x-ray imaging just doesn't cut it. tune into this week's episode to see how neutron radiography works. the result of the voting is as follows: 13 votes in favor. the headlines this hour: 146 days of the ongoing us israel genocide in gaza: refresh israely massacre kills more than 100 palestinians and injures hundreds of others. palestini resistance fighters inflict more losses than invading israeli forces in gaza as fighting on the ground rages on. and iran succe

terrorists as they claim, today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, ali abu shahin. since the israeli aggression, there has been no safe place in gaza. the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the... pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. the headlines of senior un official warns that at least one quarter of gaza's population are one step away from famina of israel's genocide in the territory. us senators question president biden's strategy to deal with yemen's anti-israely operation. saying that it's useless and not conforming to the country's constitution, and also in our headlines, tehran slams germany's anti-iran rights allegations as a futile effort to hide berlin's support for the occupation and the regime's genocide in gaza.

ali abu shahin, member of the political burrow of the islamic jihad resistance movement, that brings this episode of the face to face program to an end, hope that the palestinian people in the gaza strip soon be freed. from the israeli forces a slot and aggression. i'm and until next time. hamas says there are still big gaps that need to be bridged for a cease fire in gaza's. israel presses ahead with this deadly strikes on the besieg strip. the un says that really forces are targeting aid convoys in gaza as they try to systematically block aid access to people in need. and iran prepares for legislative and assembly of experts elections that will be held simultaneously on friday.

today in the studio we are joined by one of the members of the political burrow of the hamas resistance movement, mr. osama hamptan. welcome to the program. thank you very much. mr. hamzan.

i think that will burrow in the coming years. >> thank you, paul. >> what joseph and paul have said, allow me to add the political. future prospects of chinese and africa's relations will depend on the political economy. the reason i am saying political economy is a reference to 2020 one action plan. a lot of points were directed towards elevating political engagement for quite some time. the talk has been atomic, economics, economics. there are a number of political issues now coming up, people to people exchange for example. party to party exchanges are also taking place in a number of south african countries. >> thank you. so political. thank you to our panelists. [applause]. it has been a wonderful session. thank you so much. thank you again. we will take a 10 minute break. thank you. >> today the odysseus scecraft will attempt to land close to the on's south pole. the 14 foot tall lunar lander was built by the euston company intuive machines. it will be the first moon landing by an american spacecraft in 50 years. watch live coverage at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-sn, c-span now are

the dry conditions keep the crabs from leaving their burrows and fulfilling their pilgrimage. the whole stock that we had in december, they got going with a couple of millimeters and they the ones that started in march. right. and december, quickly realized that they've made a mistake and 10 pack wildlife experts and residents on christmas island take precautions to co exist with their crappy neighbors. but even a hard shell and sharp claws can protect them against the dangers of global climate change. as a reminder, now of our top story is on t w. a news. israel has given him off the deadline for its process, solved. a member of the government's work cabinet says that the long threatened invasion start at ramadan in 3 weeks. if the remaining hostages are not home, that is to spite international pressure to protect civilians in the southern casa city of next global us and the low volt search for just bear with us. i'm sarah kelly and for 11, thanks or the beach trust. rio de janeiro is also casing in waste. the inhabitants of the mega city have had enough. they are now cleanin

former leeds rhino player rob burrow and his family have met the princess royal, as a special thank youover the last four years, more than £8.2 million has been raised for the mnd association, whose royal patron is princess anne. you're live with bbc news. prime minister rishi sunak has warned of a "growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule" in the uk. speaking to police chiefs, he warned of a pattern of increasingly violent and intimidatory behaviour stopping mps from doing theirjobs. he said he wants more robust police responses to protect politicians. but the human rights group amnesty international says the prime minister "wildly exaggerates the issue". let's speak to our political correspondent, iain watson. an act talking about concerns of safety for mp5, what can you tell us about what he has been saying? i think there is a bit of frustration from rishi sunak over the continuing pro—palestinian demonstrations here in london and elsewhere upset i think by the projection of the slogan "from the river to the sea, seen as anti—semitic onto big ben during a recent d

i think that will burrow in the coming years. >> thank you, paul. >> what joseph and paul have said, allow me to add the political. future prospects of chinese and africa's relations will depend on the political economy. the reason i am saying political economy is a reference to 2020 one action plan. a lot of points were directed towards elevating political engagement for quite some time. the talk has been atomic, economics, economics. there are a number of political issues now coming up, people to people exchange for example. party to party exchanges are also taking place in a number of south african countries. >> thank you. so political. thank you to our panelists. [applause]. it has been a wonderful session. thank you so much. thank you again. we will take a 10 minute break. thank you. click c-span now is a free mobile featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on demand. keep up with the biggest events with live streams and floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, campaigns and more for the world of politics all at

october's grand final. and the harry sunderland trophy for the man of the match, has been renamed the rob burrowand trophy twice. he was awarded a cbe in the new year honours list for services to motor neurone disease awareness. he was diagnosed with the disease five years ago. then mcguire former team—mate, being given the honour of presenting the first rubber row trophy, we are all really delighted that it's rob's name that's going to be on there, i think he'd be really honoured, really proud. it really shines to him as a character and we are of the moon. it'll be a new one, i the previous house of the trophy was quite modest, it was small. but it didn't lack prestige, you know, it's the value of what it means, the symbolism and i think that personifies robbie in himself as well. he was an absolute champion in his fight against mnd in recent years. his physical expression on the field which has since been taken away from him, it's no less heroic and courageous then he's doing right, i think that's why he's a hero, and it's fantastic that this trophy gets named after him. british divers are hav

the fact is, they have burrowed into civilian infrastructure all over gaza. that does not mean that we are relieved of -- that israel is relieved of a set of high expectations for those of us that have high aspirations for democracy, whether it's here or whether it's anywhere else. it's going to be a very difficult situation. i think we would all feel a lot better here if we thought that prime minister netanyahu shared that moral view about the palestinians that are there. of course, he doesn't. he is more interested in his political position in israel. that's a great worry to me. >> senator, before i let you go, i want to ask about president biden lashing out at critics who are saying that he doesn't have the mental acuity, mental fitness. they point to memory lapses after the skcathing report. listen to what adam smith had to say. >> i think we can all agree he was angry, frustrated by what came out. there was not a prepared agenda of here is my explanation, here is what i'm doing. it didn't go well. there was no doubt about that. that needs to get better.

former leeds rhino player rob burrow and his family have met the princess royal, as a special thank you. over the last four years, more than £8.2 million has been raised for the mnd association. you're live with bbc news. health experts have warned that children are "suffering needlessly" because fewer parents are taking up the offer for routine childhood vaccines. a public health campaign has now been launched, aiming to remind parents of the serious risks of diseases like measles, amid a rise in cases across england. 0ur reporter charlie rose has more. 0ur generation's risk of illnesses... like measles and whooping cough is rising. if we're not vaccinated... we're not protected. a new campaign with a serious and urgent warning to parents to get children protected against a range of dangerous diseases. over the last decade, uptake of all childhood vaccines offered through the nhs programmes has been falling, including vaccines that offer protection from things like meningitis, measles, whooping cough and polio. so england no longer has the immunity levels recommended by the world healt