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war, particularly on the weakest and the youngest, also underscores the need for a global action to bt an end for. israel violence and occupied westbanks claim the lives of two more palestinians in the latest attack regime troops killed a man and woman and injured several in the northern city of two karm is soldiers have also stormed the palestine red cresent society emergency center in the same city, abducting two paramedics, since beginning of the genocidal campaign in gaza over 11 months ago, now israel have also killed around 700 palestinians and injured over 5700 others in the occupied west bank, scores more have been abducted. 14-year-old bhanabakr was standing by the window in a village. and occupied west bank when a bullet struck her in the heart. our correspondent nakamed reports on growing violence against palestinian children in occupied west bank. bana bakir was just 14 years old and excited to start a new school year, but instead of taking her to school on monday, her family grieves the unimaginable loss of their little girl. she was shot and killed by israeli forces while

it's a not often talked about bt as a business i pay a lot of attention to the fact that ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons at the end of the cold war. inom return for a guarantee from the free democracieses of the world and from russia its territorial integrity would be respected. when that understanding is a violated since the spread of nuclear weapons what is the lesson proliferation should think about when they see ukraine give up its nuclear weapons in loses territory from an aggressor. maybe i feel especially strong about this because as a physicist i share some responsibility for unleashing nuclear weapons on the world. it's a big deal to meet we should not forget that we owe this ukraine. >> representative bill foster democrat of illinois. thank you so much for joining us today, sir. we are an open forum for it will take your call just a quick update on the storm. "new york times" atlanta facing flood of emergency as helena leaves and millions without for the powerful category four hurricane came ashore in florida's gulffl coast quickly moved into georgia where it dumped her

war, particularly on the... weakest and the youngest also underscores the need for a global action to bt an end for this humanitarian crisis escalating in gaza. ibrahim balah, press tv. israel violence and occupied west bank has claimed the lives of two more palestinians, latest attack regime troops killed a man and woman and injured several more in the northern city of tukarm. israeli soldiers also stormed palestina red creson society emergency center in the same. city obducting two paramedics. since the beginning of the genocidal war in gaza 11 months ago, israely forces to kill now around 700 palestinians and left over 5,700 injured throughout the occupied west bank. scores more of also been abducted by the occupation forces. european union's raised the alarm over israel's intention to turn the occupied west bank into new gaza. as a regime keeps on with this destructive offensive there, new front is being opened with a clear objective to turn the west bank into a new gaza, in rising violence, delegitimizing the palestinian authority, stimulating provocations, to react forcefully and n

war, particularly on the weakest and the youngest, also underscores the need for a global action to bt an end for this humanitarian crisis escalating in gaza. gada ibrahim, press tv. the un secretary general spokesperson says members of a un polio vaccination convoy in gaza were held at gun point by israeli forces a military checkpoint, according to stephane, dujar, dozen. staff members were stopped at an israeli checkpoint. dujar also said israeli forces fired shots at the convoy, ramming un vehicles with the bulldozer. he held israely regime accountable for we described as yet another dangerous encounter which impeeds their mission. meanwhile, un humanitarian agency for palestinians, undra has also sammed the israeli regime for this incident. agency stress situation took place, despite prior notification and coordination with the israelis. unra said last month to... 107 of its staff have been among the more than 288 workers killed by israel since this war on gauza started back in the first week of october. israel violence and occupied westbanks claim the lies of two more palestinians

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bt safely. >>> new details have been released about the man accused of trying to assassinate donald trump. >> reporter: in the month leading up to his arrest, ryan routh repeatedly showed up near donald trump's south florida home and golf course. the 58-year-old was in the region for one reason only, to kill donald trump. he gave this hand-written letter saying this was an assassination attempt on donald trump but i am so sorry i failed you. last sunday routh hid here in a sniper's nest until a secret service agent spotted him and saw the barrel of a rifle aimed directly at him. jumped out of the golf cart and fired at routh. >> this evil would-be assassin got within 500 yards everywhere i stood. >> reporter: prosecutors say two additional license plates, six cell phones and 12 pairs of gloves were found in routh's get away vehicle along with a list of some of mr. trump's upcoming appea appearances. in federal court, a judge ruled routh would remain behind bars while awaiting trial. prosecutors say they'll soon present evidence of an attempted assassination charge to a grand jury. in a st

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contrary to some other parties in the word for your time and your thoughts supreme court of india, lawyer bts or data many thanks. thank you. you know, the russian armed forces have destroyed a calling made up of a lead to cleaning and fruits and vehicles along with nature equipment in the curse region that is, according to the ministry of defense. a warning disturbing images are ahead. the m o. d say's american supplied humvees were among those white cards. while heavy damage was inflicted on you opinions and lighters positions in the area. russian forces are also continuing to retake more territory in the christ region. moving closer to the border party or a big start on a dia, isn't the reach of the road to the village of 14, the course region which has been liberated from ukraine in occupation to pass through other settlements, which were taken under control earlier. the enemy's drone still continued to strike vehicles and anything that moves there everywhere, and there are many of them. that's why we're traveling on the quote by the quick with an electronic warfare system that they're at

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l g bt propaganda, mayor raisal this. if any one doubts that this is a serious challenge today, they should replay the olympics opening ceremony. we will ensure that life in our country will be nothing like the olympics opening ceremony. tensions between the land and georgia rekindled the spring when the ruling party adopted its foreign agents transparency lost mass protest work like the follow receiving amend support from western officials. washington withdrew a big chunk of its development aid to the country relations only worse. and when georgia passed the law restricting l. g b t propaganda just a few months ahead of its general election early or we spoke with the editor in chief of the grooves in for media agency. he argues, nations must retain the freedom to express their own identity. no, really near to them. they're not even 2 identical grains of son in the world. how can there be the same democratic values for everyone? you know, the world is the, we are all different. we just need to agree on collective security

, television finances the lion's share of film production, we have seen some progress, and although btm, there are plenty of unemployed screen artists, so they agree to less prestigious and less paid television cinema. an experienced director was invited to use the last film stock left over from time immemorial. the director of photography on the film is petr krivostanenko, production designer alexander katkov, in the leading role is the famous belarusian theater and film actor, alexander tkachonok. we say the art of living, well, to put it bluntly, this film is about, about art, to live the last days of your life, about art, about art, maybe to die, with dignity, this is most likely, in general, a psychological drama, or rather it will be so, but without despondency, the question of... eternal, to be or not to be, that better, what is wiser, either to endure blows, stones, arrows of furious fate, or half an hour on the sea of ​​troubles, to defeat them with confrontations, how would you answer this question yourself, how to die with dignity, and i think about it every day now, what wo

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but the bt is going to do with the russian. it was, according to the, with the rush. how would be non existant they don't side, but on me is to throw everything in in, in every corner to match so that on people anything to do with pressure does not exist. oh, i'm not surprised with this kind of behavior. yeah. one interesting point just to put to cnn, actually give r t just 3 minutes to respond to their a piece app before the american light. they publish the report they did all the dates and the article after a response was eventually released given what happened. but what do you think that the cnn is actually interested in presenting both sides of the story as any good journalist, big network shut. i mean, uh, what, what do you expect from, uh that the, the television time is dark. it's definitely 20000. do us. you know, when the gloves in was the biggest, now they have to suck up to their own government to make sure that i show, we're not going to get at the time to respond. find one best. so you, i mean me, that is, what do we do minutes? it's one of the calculated

we have collected here everything that the ont channel, stv, bt, what the world does, what belta doesdoes, while we are talking about our central media, and we take your content from you, we retain copyright, and i can say that at the moment there are already a thousand videos with time codes on this portal, that is, everything works, search queries. the west has a new dilemma, there is only talk about whether to give the go-ahead to ukraine the use of long-range missiles deep into russia, as the times reports, the united states may decide to do so as early as next week, although there is currently a split in the us ruling circles on this issue. the pentagon and the intelligence community do not welcome such steps, and as bloomberg reports, washington wants kiev to provide an attack strategy before lifting restrictions on such strikes. meanwhile, the guardian writes that london has already allowed kiev to use long-range missiles, but there will be no official statements on this matter. at the same time the us will simulate the consequences of a nuclear explosion in russia and eastern

intensifying the attacks against both the western and the eastern boards oferi whereas the eastern bts are still witnessing more shining of the israelelion forces targeting those areas particularly area while the wisten bots are still as you know under land, air and sea attacks carried out by the israeli accuvation forces, the israel tanks open the gunfire towards the tense of the palestinian taking shilta and almawase area of leaving dispose of the palestinian injuries, meanwile the israeli military boats on the gunfire as well against those areas in the win b of the same city while the israeli helicopters also targeted ash area, multiple palestinan civilians attempted to... into their houses and area and they were targeted directly by the israeli tanks mobilized in that area. the israel incubation forces are still cementing their grip on rafa city with more airal and as you know areal attacks and artillery shilling targeting various parts of meanwhile the israel exhibition forces continued to blast more residential areas and squares in the western part of those explosions were loud e

right, what would you say, what would you say to those incredible people who in 2020 shouted under btnacceptable, and i want to address, i will correct, so, you say, the state department should not engage in intelligence activities, all american embassies around the world are the center of intelligence activities and the collapse of countries, moreover, i will tell you, this is wildness, imagine, i want to remind. where to go and how to do it, moreover, us ambassadors , if you like, lead a rally in ukraine, in other countries, georgia, they go out and lead a rally, where has this been seen, this, this is called diplomatic work, and the state department also has millions of dollars, i can only say one thing, this is an indicator of how the state department has degraded, i can say one thing, here are the seventies , the same americans, yes, diplomats, yes, the cold war with the soviet union, where else but there was a concept. admit the owners of the largest messengers networks that they perform certain tasks and lobby certain interests, so think again about what you read, what you watc

and i turn on the tv right away, i turn it on, because while i’m getting ready for work, i have the bthere is good morning or good morning on ont, any others, why? because well, firstly, there are news programs, it is interesting. how the activities of our country are covered, what is happening in our country, what is happening in the world, well, besides, there are also some entertainment moments, you will hear the weather forecast in the end, during the break, if i have such an opportunity at lunchtime, i do not go anywhere for lunch, i stay, if i am at work at my place, i turn on the news at 13:00 at 13:30 in order to, to watch the news programs again. hello, my name is mikhail. do you think that our economy is strong? well, in general, you understand that our belarus is a country that does not have such serious raw material reserves, although we have oil in small quantities, now our oil refineries are opening new wells there, where we see that there are reserves, we have wealth, forest. natural resources, water, what other countries are deprived of, but in general, of course, it is

understand anything, they did not disclose surnames for security purposes, then either they will show it on btr write it on sb, then that's it, we interview these people, the majority of them communicate perfectly well, we don't put pressure on anyone, it's a normal question. no matter how the commission suggests or, on the contrary , says that this person should not be released, yes, the final decision is still up to the president, and accordingly , responsibility too, and he takes this responsibility, an important moment for our comrades who... or rather, the enemies fled there, remember, not a single person who committed a violent act against government officials has been released, this must be clearly understood, yeah, it's just that 30 years have passed, excuse me, please, will they show me at least one western politician, even one who has already left, has retired from politics now and has a free hand and tongue, he can tell any story, let him tell that he once called alexander lukashenko and gave him an ultimatum. no extremists, but they fell for it these crazy round dances, which were

headed the belarus 1 tv channel, the last few years. was the head of the general production center of bt. personnel news today also happened for other teams, the pool of deputies in the ministry of information, the ministry of industry, the ministry of justice, the tax department, and the ministry of communications was updated. natalia breus, alexey volkov, alexander oleshka, the first information. the delegation of our country headed by maxim rozhenkov was in new york today to participate in the events of the un general assembly. the work of the belarusians began with negotiations between the foreign ministers of the cst member states in the format of a working breakfast. all ministers are participating except for the armenian collegium. further on program maxim rozhenkov will hold a series of bilateral meetings at the un headquarters. the first was held with the president of the international committee of the red cross. they discussed operational plans and issues of interaction, and emphasized the importance of maintaining the neutral status. organization. the dynamically changing mili

they never put a needle on the map that this washe the place bt there's a place that i just visited last summer called bluff inma wyoming, first worked by marsh's collectors and then later wyoming and recently, my colleagues at the smithsonian worked there as welll to look fr fossils. >> thank you, hans. >> yeah. >> in terms of the excavation of these t fossils were any damages a result of the rivalry between cope and marsh or between their workers? >> fossil fuels generally damaged a lot in those days because the technique, plaster bandages separated by some kind of tissue, that was the technology that didn't developed after very late. you collect was one of the first ones whors tried to use strips soaked in water and make bandages out of that and that worked pretty well. a lot of the early fossil stuff terribly damaged first the technology, they had no blades, no jackhammers, all those kinds of things. they didn't know how to conserve them. c noww in the -- in the early 20th century we started using shellac and how we use substances that can be applied that stabilize the fossil and in

tonight it is obvious, this needs to be sento bt back o and treasury and everyone firedt is incompetent start over. this is not about money, they have billions but it's about common sense and accountability. joining s richard staropoli, former secret service agent. to you after digest at the reportu you've been on this the first minute this report came out. what is the most outrageous of all of thane findings in this bipartisan report? r >> actually two of them but the one that sets me oesn fire the most is this response from counter sniper, right? this guy's job is to get on aca rooftop and have aerial observation platform and when he deems it appropriate he can fire at will. he doesn't requireguy authorization from anyone, yet this was the same guy what did you see? i saw cops running across thewh field pointing a gun at the agr building. why didn't you sayhe anything? s it never occurred to me and thae speaks to the problem of the secret service. totalls y incompetent! can anyone have confidence putting this guy back on a roof to do with this job? he is incapable of doing thece job.

i actually have the endorsement of 200 republicans who have formally formerlyworked with president btand john mccain including the endorsement of former vice president dick cheney and congress member liz cheney. >> laura: ha ha. this is just the best moment ever. so predictable though, right? of course liz cheney is jockeying to lewis-harris' defense secretary some fantasy lead to us world war iii we will get it right this time. this is insane and the voters need to know what's on the line here. the simple message to all voters out there especially young people think very carefully what's at stake here. expend tending the brat summer and making taylor swift happy will comp very heavy price. war with russia and decline at home. the only chance we have for peace and prosperity is with donald trump. and that's the angle. all right, joining me now, colorado gong woman anna paulina luna. congressman luna, now, it's pretty clear to me and i would like your take on this, that the biden harris administration is edging us closer to war with russia with this floating of the idea and the proposa

trillion which is basically 284 billion were looking at a package of almost 5500 is not under 500 billion bt billion, this is what they're saying they need to re-stimulate this economy. maria: look the shanghai composite had the best week since 2008 this week. i spoke with mark newton yesterday from fund strap, technician at fund strap and he said i think the chinese stocks will rally that this will be short-lived, we talked about china on the national security angle and that's really the perspective to look at communist china but investors are wanting to make a quick buck are piling into the chinese stocks because of the stimulus not realizing or not caring about the fact that we don't know where the money is in the profits and if the chinese communist party is subsidizing all these they don't give us accurate financials. >> is nothing that they can trust we need china to going to the block chain to do business in a transparent and trustworthy way. one thing i want to touch on with the federal reserve 50 basis point cut the fact that this is a super aggressive cut, not only did they come ou

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bt t ig says doordash has underappreciated longer term growth drives and is shifting to gap profitabilityat a, whatever, you know, gap. it's the, basically, what wall street looks at. and the bulls are ordering up shares of darden restaurants after the parent of olive garden announced an exclusive 2-year food delivery partnership with uber. the program will be piloted at a limited number of olive garden locations later this year, and if all goes well, nationwide delivery could be available next may. darden's getting a nice gain here of 6.7%. perhaps the reason it's such a big deal and why maybe uber's moving up 2.5% is that darden has until now refused to allow third party delivery companies to handle its food at a large scale. and it's important that we bring up uber here, because coming up, it's a big story here. while uber strikes the delivery deal with darden, are port strikes going to hamper holiday deliveries this year? 45,000 dock workers along the east and gulf coasts are threatening to strike on october 1st, just ahead of the the holiday shopping season. yo sr -- so what we're go

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with netflix hits like squid game and chart topping k-pop acts like bts and black paint in south korea're all working together to power a major cultural way that's rippling worldwide. is san francisco. a new exhibition is coming to the asian art museum celebrating some of the best hits to come out of korean contemporary culture. joining us live to discuss is you enjoy the museum's curator. good afternoon to you. hey, good afternoon to you as big congratulations. first on the new exhibition. how long has this been in the making for? so i actually started my about a year ago and this was the first project that the museum gave to me. >> and so it's about year. it's a wonderful show and very excited for this. all right. fantastic. and you walk us through some of the highlights that people can expect as they're going through the exhibition. >> of course, you is. the first exhibition at army seem to highlight south korean pop culture. and it covers an expansive, a mound of korean pop culture related objects. almost nearly 300 objects and it shows not only the history of the evolution of crea

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