but for the kids coming into her center, miss mo is still a role model. >> mo became our family. >> ande relationships developed have made these kids hope to one day become role models themselves. >> we want to see peace. >> yeah. i definitely want to see peace. that is where i put the star on top, symbolizing the start of one person that is going to try to push peace. >> so that one kid that we just heard from, not andre, but demir, the kid before who talked about miss mo being a role model, i asked him if his parents were constantly texting him if they were wondering about his safety because i heard that from a lot of kids that they're parents would constantly text them. are you at the store, did you make it to the bus, to school, because they are so afraid of what may happen to their kids. he's in a situation at home with his younger siblings and his mother died after a drug overdose and his father is incarcerated an the ome people looking out for him are his friends and people in his social group and folks like miss mo in this community center. these kids are on their own and they'r

what is your plan for the black community when it comes to mo money? >> inflation is ruining our middle class, working-class, virtually every class, inflation is a disaster in our country. inflation as a country buster. it breaks every country. and we had in my opinion the worst inflation we have had, they say it's 58 years, but i think it's much more than that. it's been devastating. young people, young black people, they don't have the american dream anymore, they can't buy a house, they can't borrow the money because the cost of the money. they can buy because of the cost of housing. because of the host of building, because of inflation, inflation is a disaster and it's destroying our country and it's destroying the black community, probably as much -- >> so what do you do, what's your plan? >> we have to bring down the cost of energy and that's going to bring down the cost of inflation. >> brian: harris faulkner joins us right now and i believe in chicago good morning to you. >> good morning, yes, i am still here, the audio problems we were having

mo. mo harris. don't worry, love. i love a wrong'un.she doesn't really look at my stuff, either. i don't think she's running out to see 0ppenheimer. has she ever tried to persuade you to do an eastenders cameo? no. no, no. i don't think that will be on the cards. i'm going back to bed. would you also consider a shower? yeah, that's a tempting offer, but i don't think that's appropriate right now. i mean, apart from anything else, one of my team just died. slow horses is often called the anti—bond. how come you've never been in a bond film? i was asked a few years, quite a few years ago. which one? i can't remember, i can't remember. it was a villain. and, um... ..i don't know, it just didn't kind of... the bond villain... it didn't...didn't ring with me. 0n the list of "next james bond" is slow horses' jack lowden — his name gets talked about. i need to protect my grandfather. he's confused all the time. he thinks he's being watched. you always run off by yourself trying to be a hero. _ i'd like to see a sort of prequel with him in the

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morning, and it is the same place where former president trump accepted the republican nomination last mo month. harris aides are cofident she will pack the room. trump may be tempted to compare tonight's crowd size of the one at his own convention speech. harris will contrast the two campaigns approaches and appeal to voters in wisconsin, where biden won in 2020 by just over 20,000 votes. >> reporter: in another midwestern battleground state, michigan, trump continued trying to draw attention away from democrats. >> she's a marxist communist person and we are not ready for a communist president, okay?

is riley mo tree say that struck some us come on. seems as here's a quick look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world and is really years growing on the cart and living though, and has allegedly killed a senior, her most security official lebanese sources and say that destroying 60 kilometers from the border with israel killed and so i'm here, i'll hodge, he worked in a nearby refugee camp for pill. let's do the the president nicholas, my dear though, has appeared before venezuela's supreme court asking the talk judicial body to a firm. he is disputed re election hearing follies, days of global criticism, government euro, and his loyal national electoral council, which declared him the winter without and bailing the tallies of the votes from the july 28th election. teddy speaking with this is a new interim leader mohammed us. it says that he wants to call evictions within a few months is caretaker, government is trying to restore order and democracy following weeks of violent protests. the new admin

and the leader of mos into ron. iran blames is real and his bound to retaliate. putting the entire region on edge in this powder keg and renewed call for an end to fighting between israel and mos in gaza. this week, the leaders of the united states, egypt and could tart, issued a joint statement as mediators making perhaps their final offer. they called them both israel and him off to restarted ceasefire talks next week, saying there is no further time to waste nor excuses from any party for further delay. it is time to release the hostages. begin to cease fire and implement this agreement is today. the israeli prime minister said that he will indigo shaders to cease fire talks next week, no word from her mos, it's made negotiator and leader was killed last week. but the us says that should not stand in the way of ending the fighting and gaza take a list. but i'm not going to negotiate in public at all. um, but i will say one thing that was true before the death of india and remains true today. is it similar was ultimately the decider when it comes to questions o

and the leader of mos in t, ron iran, blames is real and his found to retaliate. putting the entire region on edge in this powder k and renewed call for an end to finding between israel and mos in gaza. this week, the leaders of the united states, egypt and could tart, issued a joint statement as mediators making perhaps their final offer. they called them both israel and come off to restarted ceasefire talks next week, saying there is no further time to waste nor excuses from any party for further delay. it is time to release the hostages. begin to cease fire and implement this agreement. today the is really prime minister said that he goes to indigo shaders. to cease fire talks next week, no word from her mos, it's made negotiator and leader was killed last week. but the us says that should not stand in the way of ending the fighting. and gaza take a list, but i'm not going to negotiate in public at all. um, but i will say one thing that was true before the death of india and remains true today. is it similar was ultimately the decider when it comes to questions

they put her in slow mo. they were like, that's good. and decided to use that to fill the time. >> slow motion run any time. >> one of the producers used to film the olympic runners and he saw, like, the muscles and everything in slow motion. so they're like. we're a little short on story. let's just have carmen run in slow motion and look hot, or let's have tracy run down the beach. >> i had to slow myself down because i'm a little competitive. so if someone said run, i would think, oh, i have to go fast. but no, you can't do that in slow mo, because then everything goes up and down like this and that's not attractive. >> and there's a real technique to running in slow motion. you get like a little stay in the frame, lean in and go do it look like, though you're still saving lives. >> yeah, we still need to look like that. but then it would be slow. concentrate. >> you got to run with a little bit of a ballerina foot because you want the water to splash. you can't forget this. >> well, a wild reunion it will be. that was joel gargiulo r

the, the, this, the dw do's live it from berlin tonight, bringing the war back to russia and mos scales forces are struggling to repel you crating and troops and armored vehicles inside their own borders. pressure and reinforcements have been sent to the course of the region as ukraine's attack enters a 4th date. also coming up to nice. israel agrees to join a new round of gaza ceasefire towards under pressure from the us guitar and egypt. tonight we report on the flight of palestinians, forced to relocate multiple times since the start of the war in garza and why students have taken over directing traffic in bangladesh is capital doc of they helped else the previous government and are now a key part of the new bill, the library golf, it's good to have you with this. russia is sending more forces to its course region in an attempt to repel a ukrainian attack. that is now in its 4th day. russian stained media say that moscow was deploying multiple rocket launchers, artillery guns, and heavy tanks, defend all one of ukraine's biggest incursions into russian territory. since this war began

no word from her mos, it's made negotiator and leader was killed last week. but the us says that should not stand in the way of ending the fighting gossip. take a list, but i'm not going to negotiate in public at all. but i will say one thing that was true before the death of india and remains true. that is, it's in war was ultimately the decider when it comes to questions on these tasks. and so whether he is sending messages directly or sending messages through media intermediaries, he has always been the person who would decide whether from us agreed to a cease fire or not. and under what conditions they would agree to a cease fire. so we don't believe that that has changed. right. that's the word from the website department here. the studio with me now is our middle east analysts. johnny was on us here on a busy friday evening. sean is good to see you. hi fred. the us state department says we don't believe anything has changed when it comes to who within the last calls the shots. is that the position of israel as well? yes. well, a, they always thought, yo

and we're, the leaders are pushing for talks to restart her mos, however, has yet to respond. the reason assassination of a home us leader in tehran, widely blamed on israel as res pensions and some fear. the operation has hindered peace efforts. a moss was behind the october 7th, the tax on israel, and is regarded by many countries as a terrorist organization. i guess on baskin is and is really piece active is he operated a negotiating channel with a mazda for the release of the israeli soldier. he lied shelley, whom homos held hostage for over 5 years. the w asked him, what message mediators are trying to send with this new round of tops. what has happened with the recent announcement joint announcing by the united states come to our egypt, seems to be some kind of changing of the holes that they have been playing by for the last 10 months. it seems that the mediators have come to the conclusion that they shouldn't carry out these negotiations on the ended, that they have said that they are calling for the parties to show up on the 15th of august. they are prepared to put br

whether that will happen. israel has also launched a wave of attacks across the gauze and strip the mos run guns. the health authority says at least 27 people were killed into strikes. egypt guitar in the us, are trying to negotiate an agreement between is rolled into mos over israel's military. presence in gauze once the war and the more was sparks after him, aust carried out the october 7th terror attacks in israel dw correspondent felix tom, suited in jerusalem says it's not yet certain whether negotiations will reopen as um. that's an interesting question because at the moment we were up until i would say 2 hours ago, we were all under the impression that those stocks are not going to take place. that's all. we've heard reports yesterday saying that the talks on the brink of collapse, according to the us sources. now, just an hour ago is ready. media have been reporting that the is ready negotiations team is currently in cairo with the idea of negotiating a solution or finding a solution to the some of the core issues. and this meeting on such a day, which many people hold their hop

the mos run gaza health authorities us at least 27 people were killed, is really forces depressing, deeper into the central and southern gaza as they battle from us fighters. the cleaning present floods. lensky has made his 1st visit along the border with russia since the beginning of ukraine's military launching and assault into russia's cursed region. that's a wednesday met with military commanders. there is said ukraine has no plans to occupy the area in the long term. but that he wants to create a buffer zone to block future attacks on ukraine. so once he did not cross the border into russia, he'd be corresponding economy has been in bed with ukrainian troops during their offensive in the course region. accompanied them as they headed for the town of pseudo this just beyond the border with russia where ukraine is setting up a military command, post the windows of the brain. you know, my personal care you properly unlimited view, empty streets and the occasional sound of showing in the distance. you could be somewhere along different lines and ukraine. but this is russia, ukraine contro

mo: that was all you. [laughter] patti: it is amazing how the harris campaign is just kind of -- it really struck a chord. you guys are in the middle of this -- first of all, $200 million in digital ads, which is historic. and really grasping pop-culture culture and social media. how did you do it in four weeks? less than four weeks. jen: from a middle-aged mom of three -- [laughter] look, this is part of how i really think about how to reach people, right? you heard me talk before -- i believe a lot of this. at the end of the day, for us as a campaign, we have to make sure we reflect the vice president, and we have to reflect the optimism and energy that you don't have to be one of us that shows up at a thing like this to find a way into our campaign and to find a way to connect. we also know people in this country are not tuning into news. they are not tuning into cable programming and reading publications in the way they have historically. this has always been a northstar for us to figure out. how do yo

going back all right our panel is here to discuss jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters, mo elleithee, the former communications director for the dnc, and jonah goldberg, cnn political commentator, co-founder of the dispatch. >> good morning to all of you so i have to say the big mo was with the democrats last night in a way that i did not see on the trail with hillary clinton, quite frankly, joe biden similarly struggled to get a crowd going like this. what was your sense of how walz and the presumptive nominee herself harris, rose to this moment or not? >> yeah. i mean, holy smokes. this was i almost didn't recognize my own party right. last night. this was you know, i remember when we were in milwaukee for the republican convention talking yes. and talking about the energy that an excitement that you felt there. and i remember thinking to myself got like, how do we come back from this? how do we combat it was no way to do it with biden. >> this is how we do it, right? last night, we so not just two, but three national political figures on that stage with an energy and an

and then as so girlfriend to sell them to mo, test. and then one, no one, no drugs and one even though we're no games one, no one, no girl. who is the worse? the 20? 30. why is the most powerful lobby in washington dc? the n. all right? because the n r a gets all their money from the gun manufacturers, the number one consumer of guns in america right now is the legal consumer, any legal gun. so if you cut that consumer away, once you do is are cutting significant business away. now, gun manufacturers also are one of the largest investors in privatizing prison so they can make money on guns and making money, and people being locked up, you know, america's, based on the dollar, the, [000:00:00;00] the, if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the bottom landscapes open up before your eyes. the last one does you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey, the, the, you ready to come along? the release of russian states. never as tight as i'm assuming the most sense community . not getting hold of all sense and up the same

and this is why all of these countries facing mo, mo, regime crises on deep, deep crises of societies. and because of the, i don't know, gee, for forming the b r a v i did, or did you which way or the making the site to you running is out of service. now, this recent results now the election results could have become a wake up call for all the european leaders and make them change their approach. generally, i think it's likely because the visa leaders are coming from the, the new already been around it on a truck just networks. oh, they know about 2 more mobile people. these are we, we for you. we're been, you and your body sees we've or, or need to policies we open so site to mother which distort nations must be the migrations. busy mobile, the product, she's ations and the destruction of those, so shut your pants. so shut mother. and these leaders know, but they, they cannot reform because we want to keep a system going on. they, they want to be similarly broader nearly abroad. i do know g to continue and the, this is why they enter and it'd be consultation. we've a deep the nation.

was there any difference in her stance on israel and the palestinians in the mos compared to drive by? so this is what's going to be really hard for campbell of harris, i think, is trying to figure out what her position is on israel palestine. so in her speech last night, she came out very clearly and said that the us is going to support israel will give it what it needs to defend itself. that it has a right to defend itself and then said, but what has happened the last few months in gaza is quote devastating. that's basically what bite and has said, you know, and that has not been enough to make the very real concerns of gardens and palestinians, error of americans. and to really i lay those concerns and let them know that the policy will change under a harris administration. so i would expect these protests to continue until november, and we'll just have to see if people stay home the way that they did during the primaries for bite. and in some of the key states like michigan. yeah. into and she didn't have to go through the primary process writing. she didn't have to go through, yo

bengaver has called for constructing a synagogue in the alahsan mos compound. there's a lack of unanimous support among eu members for borell's proposed sanctions. ireland has backed the proposal urging accountability regarding human rights violations. in recent weeks, numerous videos documenting the police assaults and brutality against peaceful pro-palestine solidarity activists in germany emerged on social media. our correspondent dead reinesh reports from berlin. numerous videos show german police brutality suppressing pro-palestine activists holding peaceful protest in support of the people in gaza. one video showed german police brutally assaulting teenager. draged him to the ground and handcuffed him for protesting the israeli genocide in gaza. berlin has been in clamping down on all forms of support for palestine or actions discrediting the israeli narrative showing its clear support for the occupation despite the ongoing genocide. brest tv has also recorded such assault at the band pro palestine event in berlin in april. at the demonstration protesting

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they have come to serve the servants of mo, which is for the unknown martyrs of mohammad abad. there are up to 112 here, women also serve pilgrims . there are 15 of us in the sisters' section. in my congregation , we are giving a speech, the ceremony of punishment, but the tradition is to be held here , which serves the pilgrims in the same style and until the day of arbaeen. mohammad hossein zare, radio and television news agency, najaf. and entrance exam to receive 60% of all courses for free and free planning advice for the number 5 to 30 in the name of god, in the name of god. al-nur, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on the name of god, noon , god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great . i testify that there is no god but god. the witness of muhammad is the messenger of god. the martyrdom of muhammad rasool. the messenger of god is the witness of god , and god is the witness of god. good morning, good morning , good morning, dear viewers, good viewers . you are on the news network for 4 o'clock. the deputy minister of tourism of the

the system is called mos at signalfx triple said, well, if we hadn't had mos in venice would have been irreparably destroyed on november 22nd of 2022. it was the 2nd highest flood in history, but nothing happened. we were able to protect the lagoon and venice of del, provide to luna infinity. so it's elizabeth to spits has already given the order to raise the barriers over 50 times that much to compare, search, see, and she's having to do with increasingly frequently. so think about the jeanetta, 40 the bell curve feet the most that we now know that most a is a flexible instrument that does not always have to be opened and nor at the same time said, danville today we know much more about black than wind. so we're in a position to act again, flooding it out within 50, has the most a system only partially to guarantee the exchange of water between the sea and the goons. come green, did a go. somebody that does that mean venice can be saved? climate experts predict that the sea level could rise by 60 centimeters by the end of the century. the oceanographer gate arc on the keys, it says th

but it, but we still as i said, don't really have an indication as to whether mos will accept it. i think that us officials may hope that a ron as bola and other parties in the region which are maybe are looking for a reprise for complex or looking for a pretext to hold their how still it is with israel, that they might put pressure on them us, but again, it's ultimately youngest in war, and guys are the head of a mazda is a decider here and he hasn't said yes. ok. so in your view, what remains the main sticking point on the past to deal a well, you know, decision point, you know, in a sort of near term sense is waiting to hear from a loss whether they'll accept this deal, which apparently is acceptable to the us israel to the egyptian and country mediators and so forth. but i think quite fundamentally, one thing we need to remember is that even though we talked about this deal as involving essentially a ceasefire on the one hand, the release of hostages in the pals indian prisoners. on the other hand, in fact, there is more at play here, present. the problem, isn't it? and y'all

mo. mo harris. don't worry, love. i love a wrong'un.to persuade you to do an eastenders cameo? no. no, no. i don't think that'll be on the cards. i'm going back to bed. would you also consider a shower? yeah, that's a tempting offer, but i don't think that's appropriate right now. i mean, apart from anything else, one of my team just died. slow horses is often called the anti—bond. how come you've never been in a bond film? i was asked a few years — quite a few years ago. which one? i can't remember, i can't remember. it was a villain. and, um... i don't know, it just didn't kind of... the bond villain... it didn't...didn't ring with me. gary oldman won a best actor oscar for playing sir winston churchill. but when it comes to recognition, there is one rather surprising omittance. how come you've never got an honour from the queen or king? i don't know. you should ask them. i don't know. you've never turned it down? no. maybe it's. .. maybe it's in my future. i don't know, but... yeah. no, no... no nod from the royals, but there we are.

how mos economy minister of it, as variety over guys as already was a significant player, and how mazda is military when got overseas, manufacturing, processes and operations and a transfer of weapons to hamas. the attack followed closely after as well claimed responsibility for an errors for i can be rude that targeted as well as senior military commander and one of its founding members for our sure, for also last week as well said it had confirmed the death of the head it'll come up as a military when mohammed a wave and a july air striking does up of course. so how much has not confirmed his death and now dissolve, smart dredge? finance minister of his route has also suggested that his beloved leader has some natural law be killed despite fred. so retaliation by the militant groups. israel should not respond to throw a israel should eliminate the throw. all this rhetoric comes is about a dozen f, a 18 fighter jets from the u. s. s. theater roosevelt aircraft carrier have flown to a military base in the middle east as part of the pentagon's effort to help defend israel from possible a

we believe this native case demonstrates a complete mo, fame. yeah. all of these where the army they have announced that on the military leaders of how must have been estimated except often while the thought of the event of allowing it to look at the age of 100, said with you about a senior citizen. yes, it should be somebody individual, some model no more often. so home a whole day work on getting that time. they have declared that they have a smidgen bone folder. military need is oklahoma. so it's, it doesn't make sense. this is kind of, this is a huge model. collapsible is what it is, and you don't find any, is there any ability studies to oppose this, that they're starting to on them this all the opposite on the ground supporting the domestic us that then ottoman is continuing to do. this is a serious, more crime. this is something that should be taken seriously by all the international community, the international community, mouse for being silent, so long on this on can you with 0 side one shouldn't be able to stand up on stop it . enough is eno

so we're talking about the high morris mo, multiple launch rockets systems. we're talking about that and they of old phones, aerial drones. and all of those set types of weapons supplied to you to ukraine by and these are countries. and of course we very often we hear that certain types of weapons, their use is not allowed without the consideration of those people who supplied. however, those weapons as still being used against civilians. but probably guess military targets as well, but we hear about civilians. mo, most of all, the force, the fact that so we discover those show fragments. so for instance, on a daily basis. well, for an officials, i know that far behind in well revealing themselves, their true nature. for example, remember when our editor in chief margarita see my young people, she posted leaks, a meeting between the german officials where they were just discussing the delivery of a german 4 as a rocket. so to ukraine and they were discussing the possibility or for whether we did the try me in bridge should be struck or not. and of course, we

navigate also coming up more than 2000 is really settlers, an ultra nationalist, enter the an ox on mos compound in occupied east jerusalem. ukraine says its troops now control a 1000 square kilometers of rushes, 1st region, and it's ongoing cross border incursion. pounds a war zone turn tourist destination. how libby, as rivals, governments are creating opportunities. reports from this are also the beginning. greece where major wildfires are quickly spreading towards athens, at least one person has died and 66 others have been injured on the outskirts of the capital. hundreds of firefighters are battling the inferno which broke out on sundays. and the authorities are evacuating towns on hospitals. near athens is flames, destroy, forest and homes. european countries are sending firefighters helicopters and fire engines to help put out the flames. a desperate for my house. it was utterly destroyed. even the walls fell down. there's nothing left. there's no more rawls, no courage, there's no money any more. everything was destroyed that i've been living here for 35 years and never before

that was result the very quickly with the criminals being neutralized type of mo. uh, this is just the tip of the only spoken terms of tara incidents that have been happening in russia just in 2024 alarming statistics that the into administrators get financing. that has been a search by some 40 percent increase in the 1st 6 months of 2020 pool compared to last year. i thought totes up to over 1600 incidents. crimes of being class is either being linked to tara work stream is, and so the russian security, so forces have really been hauled at work in 2024, trying to keep the country safe. and there it's, since we've covered head as the croaker city, whole, these 2 incidents at the jail of the last few months, but they've been out there in syncing areas such as i dug a stone and in the south of russia, where the security surfaces of how to go in a neutralize, that's right. but of course there are many threats that they have been able to neutralize without anything happening without the public being push it re school even being aware of it until following their operati

so the test will now be can to keep the big mo going. does anything change because she's got to be 5, 6, points ahead in swing states come labor day because of gender and racial bias. so forget those aspects. but at the same time, you have to understand that they're trying to change the narrative, if you will, and the direction and the face of a national leader. okay. so because you are a political historian as well. we can pick your brain about you. keep calling are different. >> and i'm thinking like, what are the when you look back over the president's that we have chosen? do we tend to choose more like from an elite, group dynasty type stuff. you know, they're rich. they kind of know the way they're different than do we choose more of the every man who came up through the ranks? you as stark lee. >> okay. so yes and no, yes. in the sense that there are these inflection points. john kennedy in 1960, 1968, that critical election, you know, 1980, ronald reagan, another california. but this isn't 1960, year 1960, or 1980. this is like 18

at least for now is to just see if we see for mo, directions that they were a lot of french, a lot of polls, a lot of foreigners. of course, it must be stated that this operation is led by the headquarters come on to the nato block itself. this is an own and begging this question because ukrainian was themselves can hardly formulate such a thing. well, it has been a long known and established product that ukraine has relied on intelligence provided by nature, by its satellites. also, it has been supplied so many nature made weapons and equipment and military vehicles on the nato instructors, nato frame is they have been consulting the ukrainian combined as well. so there is no reason to to believe and to assume that this time here anything is any different that the situation is any different that they suddenly decided to act in dependency and not rely on all of that. given that they have used extensively. the vehicle is machines and weaponry. also, this is the sentiment that, that the fact that the premiums have used to be aided in this by made, by the nature of love. it's a sentiment

and we'll have mos iran, and it runs allies in the middle east. decide that it's better to keep their enemies guessing about their next move, while d linking retaliation against israel, from the latest american effort on gaza. today we're talking with treat a policy executive vice president at the quincy institute for responsible state crap and author of treacherous alliance. the secret dealings of israel iran and the united states. treat a thank you so much for joining us on as long as they how tense time is this right now when we've had assassinations of a, the former prime minister of palestine inside iran, the killing of a significant has block commander. how fragile is this moment in the middle east? as you know, we've had a lot of fragile moments in just the last couple of years and plenty of very, very risky situations. but this, i think, is the most fragile, the most difficult. one that i can think of for at least the last 15 or so years when these ran these shoes to assassinate the political leader ramos, into ron only hours after they assassinated that as well, i'll come dow

luis diaz opened the scoring at anfield on his 100th appearance for the club before mo salah added the liverpool haven't conceded a goal yet either. it's been a pretty smooth introduction to english football for the new dutch manager. they head to manchester united next sunday. the fans love to see the team playing really well, but they also love to see the team working really hard and that's what we did today. and, um, i liked also what i saw, so if i like it,

and why this while organization of the face of the hours after or how mos declared. yeah, he us in wire, a new leader swats from his world, started to poor. and despite the worsening situation in the region, as there was response to the recent killing of the smart and how do you get into one is looming while as well has not confirmed nor denied involvement. dear one is pointing golfing years. squarely, i tell him even these latest words by as well, to take out the new hamas leader somehow, spills the beans on his rails involvement and the assassination of funny. yeah. meanwhile, a report by washington post suggest, as well, actually immediately informed us officials that it was behind the killing of the former. how much political leader, according to the report, the white house officials reacted to the desk of santia with surprise, an outrage. seeing it as a serious set back in their attempts to alleviate the middle east crisis. so it seems like as well, it has been on a tow and mission to take out key figures and there was a sense access lightly on monday, the id i

full garza, let's join ball bushera, senior political analyst to join us now from paris, mo. and you will also listening into well done patel. have to say, he really didn't say very much because he's not authorized to say very much. is there anything that we can read between the lines and what he did or did not say? yes, so there is nothing new. that's what freedom between the lines. prestone frances, of this nature are meant to underline that the chaise in principle of form policy. they're not meant to bring the news. they are. this is this news. they're meant to engage with join us to have questions and they will be answered with you in a folder that you see and it has. ready the song bias and that's it. this is this level of press conferences. i'm not meant to bring something new to them, but it wouldn't be something like just sort of the, the best option for linkedin. even going to be the national security spots person that might give us a handful of what is new or what could be of interest to. so we're not gonna get much what time notice is that the americans actually do

recently, actually just last mo many people know cecilia chung? we know cecilia.is my buddy buddy. she is the only person i can 2 o'clock in the morning and tell her i'm really pissed and she will listen to me. so, we just caback from munich germany and it was the aids conference, which i think i will pitch to our mayor that we should send representatives there, because it is ucan amazing amazing conference for folks who the global view of hiv is different from wh over here in the united states. it is relysomeone from south africa, who is proud of her program and when i ask ed her, how much you receive? she said, $10 thousand. i said, for what, a quarter or something? no, for the whole year. i kind of like--what can $10 thousand really do for us here? we get funding that we take care evodworkers to the top. it is a very different ffview out there. i encourage you all to learn more about what's going in the hiv world [applause] so, we were at the international aids conference, by the way, s so hot. i was like, oh my god. take away, which resonated to what i do in s

the us secretary of state's ones as well and how mos against attempts to daveille because a ceasefire process. the don't want me to put on and this is i will just say our lives some don't. how is so i'm coming up about to shut down a major hospital in northern garza is running out of fuel and medical supplies because of his rarity restrictions. imagine c workers look for survivors off to a russian strike had some area of recently taken by ukrainian census, plus the protests against washington supply weapons to israel. ahead of the song of the democratic national convention. the us 2nd via states as an israel, where he said this could be the last chance to reach a cease funded in gaza. i just need blinking matches where the president isaac, hey, it's all going tennessee. he made all those way. the leaders including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. later on monday, it's lincoln's 9th visit since october. the 7th. he told journalists, actions taken in the coming days will be crucial to come in. it's also time to make sure that no one takes any steps the could derail this process. and s

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