i was elected here in washington, dc. i representatives of a population that was a plurality of immigrants. and you know, obviously i probably come from hamburger and smart myself. uh, not as close to the democratic panelists, but you know, my grandparents came over and we need a good system of legal immigration. the problem here is we've left the border go too far. we've left the southern border go too far. you know, 1700 pounds of federal fentenol receives. uh, you know, dirt, you know, just recently over the last, during this administration and lot, i mean, this is one of the leading killers love, are you the people at the age formed, but by that's a chance that that had pretty good patrick. but that's, that's criminal, was getting, getting on disguising themselves as this nearly pulled. and that's my. all right. okay. yeah, um, sandra a trump in herself stock 3 different views on how immigration should be handled, even as president binding has been accused of an acting policies. but the critics argue as restrictive as

, having done what, having home around washington dc. and basically could the perfect to the art of what i called political fellatio and then which, which is a very common activity in washington dc these days it is, it's, it's a, it takes and says to a new level. and as a result of that, you know, and michael can that i think it tested as i moved to dc in the 1979. there weren't any lamborghini ferrari, bentley, automobile dealerships, it was not a place of great wealth. now it is. and the only thing that explains it is this corruption that it has nothing to do with being republican or being democrats. it has to do with this corrupt system that, you know, i, during the cold war, i remember we used to make fun of the soviet union for being cropped up. the soviet union were piker is compared to what washington dc is today. well, and plus larry, i mean, and war is the best business you can be in. i mean it's, it's really extraordinary. you know, tyler talking about speaking truth. but i could remember from the very beginning when boris john

what has gone wrong in washington dc? so he got his 1st job and 1972 working for a close. dear friend of mine, bruce bradley at bradley woods and bruce used to play a racket ball with don rumsfeld, the servant of bruce's a congressional staff for 1964 and run some run me called him up today. i got to show a guy needs a job. oh no. here's cheney this arch conservative. who refused to serve in vietnam . and 1972. he was, he was still a partly little fat guy. did the 2 martini lunches smoke 3 packs of cigarettes, and now that he becomes qualified to become chief of staff. the gerald ford stays in washington dc and becomes a senior member of halliburton. it becomes wealthy, having done what, having home around washington dc and basically could perfect to the art of what i called political fellatio and then which, which is a very common activity in washington dc these days. it is, it's, it's a, it takes and says to a new level. and as a result of that, you know, and michael can the, i think it tested as i moved to dc in the 19

that's dw special correspondent abraham in washington dc, just bringing us up to date on this news, a balance of shooting incident. it's donald trump's, the golf course in florida. the former president is safe, and authorities have detained a person of interest at abraham in washington dc. thank you very much for the us. the more on that story on the w dot com to you. now the news now stone bar us is continuing to last large pots of central and eastern europe. torrential rains, high winds, and flooding have killed people. in romania, poland, and austria 1000 and some will have been forced to flee as fond levels, right. as water levels rise, washing away hines and livestock authorities in the czech republic site for people and me see the remains of a bridge lie in the water in the historic outage town of glue hiwassee. this photo river destroyed 2 bridges, and the states banks leaving the pitch rest towns that managed the authorities a residence to flee to higher ground. while fi fi has helped with evacuations. but the situation is even move threatening in the nearby town of lots go. o

but the training is emblematic of what has gone wrong in washington dc. so he got his 1st job and 1972 working for a close. dear friend of mine, bruce bradley at bradley woods and bruce used to play a racket ball with don rumsfeld, the wedding day or the of bruce's a congressional staff for 1964 and run said run me called him up today. i've got to show guy needs a job. so now here's cheney this arch conservative who refused to serve in vietnam . and 1972. he was, he was still a port, a little fat guy did the 2 martini launches, smoke 3 packs of cigarettes, and now that he becomes qualified to become chief of staff. the gerald ford stays in washington dc and becomes a senior member of halliburton. it becomes wealthy, having done what, having home around washington dc and basically could the perfect to the art of what i called political fellatio and then which, which is a very common activity in washington dc these days. it is, it's, it's a, it takes and says to a new level. and as a result of that, you know, and michael can the, i think it tested as i move

at which time david individual took all the w special correspondence. abraham is in washington, dc. a thank you so much for joining us. what more do we do you know about the incident a well, we know that the former president and craig was public and normally for president was a golfing this sunday. and the, the incident happened around 2 pm, a local time. we know that one suspect has been taken in a, by our story to use and according to the associated press, speaking to 3 security sources who but on an anonymous basis, that suspect has been identified. he is 58 years old, according to that iep report from hawaii. that is what we know so far according to that report. and as we just heard the sharp there say he had a go pro with him, and we can only speculate about why he would have that. but it could suggest that he perhaps was intending to to, to record the attempted assassination. but we still don't have information as to what the contents of that camera may has been in there. we're still trying to understand what the possible motive is, but we are, you know, still in the hours rig

we managed to land the most boys will get analysis from washington, dc. well, the anthony held, welcome us, vice president campbell at harris and for my president, donald trump squared off in the only plans to buy the c is presidential campaigns. the 2 candid is classed on a host of issues including economy, rice and immigration. both accused each other of lying with harris questioning quote, trump fitness for office will go to washington in a moment, but 1st he's donald trump. attacking come le harris by repeating, and i'm proved allegation about a regular immigrants in springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in there, eating the catch, they're eating their eating the pets of the people that lives there. and this is what's happening in our country and it's a shame. now, donald trump was also asked if he had any regrets of his role in the capital, bryan, on january 6th, in 2021 from did not answer that question. his vice president come to a harris on the threat. she believes trump pauses to american democracy. donald trump was fired by

washington dc. that's real. the first university in the world exclusively for deaf and hard of hearing persons. all of this in the middle of the civil war. president ever him look consent everyone deserves a fair chance in the race of life. false, that is the idea. that is what we are here today. the first person i'd like to recognize is my buddy, tammy duckworth. tammy. tammy has a heart as big as her had a. she is a genuine war hero. you're incredible, tammy, incredible. and my good friend ed he is a different app you want a valid but i like him and love him. steny hoyer. he represents the western shore of delaware. i can him all the time. tony cuomo. i was bragging about times a day for a long time we have known each other. my intercept was asking about him. when he woke up and could be a hug is edging -- jim langevin. jim, thank you pal. a man who overcame a disability but has had a profound impact on the house of representatives. steve cohen, good to see pal. mark, where are you? mark, good to see you buddy

i thank you. joining us back from washington dc. the now federal prosecutors in the us say they ain to charge a man with the attempted assassination of republican presidential candidate donald trump. 58 year old ryan reese was arrested in florida. earlier this month he was hiding with a gun. the former president's golf course, wraith has been ordered to remain in jail, pending his trial the 1st left wing, post politicians to be elected president and sure line because history has been sworn in a new or a camara to sonya to use promising change and to corruption as well as economic reforms and also non does reports from the capital columbia. the moment see the problem is because somebody to making it official after a roller coaster campaign to become filled out because the president under the commodities are not going to be off of office before the chief justice on monday, the analysts say his promise to root out corruption was one of the leading sectors and he's election victory. the ones that were thought we must move on without cor

here in washington dc. there are a slew an african american voters, particularly african american males who care about the, the illegal immigration issue. so this is an issue in the election. certainly our shop come back on on, on what patrick was saying, but so this is website is a pointing and it's talking about these. this issue isn't really done in a factual basis, are often less context. but across these are down compared to years ago. for example, yes, we all support legal migrations. but when you take a look at the rhetoric from trump and vance, in particular, you just play to click where donald trump was talking about haitians. the haitians who are here and have been here for years are here legally, and a program called temporary protective status. it's the same program that brings ukrainians here the same program that allows them to work and be productive lives and contribute to their communities. so when i hear o o is, is fine, it's just words really works really pro legal migration, the trump adm

i am in washington, dc. my apologies! there was - there. i am in washington, dc. my apologies! was a miscommunication there. great to have you joining with us. here in washington, president volodymyr zelensky has met presidentjoe biden and vice—president kamala harris at the white house to outline his plan for a ukrainian victory against russia. ahead of the visit, president biden announced around $8 billion worth of military assistance for ukraine. the package includes a new air defence system and long—range weapons. president biden did not grant kyiv one of its key requests, however, to use us missiles to hit targets deeper inside russia. the two leaders spoke briefly after the meeting — emphasing the importance of their partnership. let me be clear. russia will not prevail in the war. russia will not prevail. ukraine will prevail and we will continue to stand by you every step of the way. stand by you every step of the wa . ., , stand by you every step of the wa . ., ._ ., stand by you every step of the wa . ., ., ., way. today we have a new suoport — way. today we have a ne

i was in washington, dc. and then uh, i would, you know, read all said all i see on the news and then you got into politics up there became a state senate there. um, we weren't really like the ones in chicago during your staying all day in my opinion, washington dc. and uh sony by sony. you'd be to him the, you know, you got into politics or, uh, i didn't see too much of a change. so when i, when he invited me to his wedding. so that's when we came back to such a data. he had a lot of friends, it was a big bash. and for me to just i'm, i'll just uh, happy to be with him and support him and once he was doing and that was it. the next uh uh, lovely time that uh we connected was uh when i called him about my aunt in boston and told him about how she was having a hard time. and we had a, an odd you minutes. and then from then on that thing soto likes, uh, we drifted apart. so this is after 1992 uh, after i was wondering, i think you're going to have it, i sorry about another time back in the band. and so that he

okay, we're going to go back now to petty calhane, who is in washington, dc for us and petty is people digest this news of us. they can assassination attempt to against donald trump in just 2 months. can you just give us more on the reaction from washington? and, and throughout the united states a well, we got a statement on social media from his opponent, commer harris, the vice president saying that president joe biden. and she has been brief and that that they're happy that donald trump is safe and political violence has no place in america or hearing that from the democratic leader in the senate, senator chuck schumer, judy vance. but i was david on social media. that's obviously trump's vice presidential candidates, and he spoke with the president of a former president before the news got public and that he was going to be hugging his cancel extra tight tonight and said to per gratitude was donald trump's closest advisor, senator lindsey graham, put out a social media post saying that donald trump is one of the strongest people he is the strongest person people i've ever known as

now let's begin with our guest from washington dc. it seems that. israel is pursuing a systematic uh program to uh let's say in a way devastate the entire palestinian population, the entire community if you will, so whether or not the war continues, these people will not be able to get back on their feet, well the devastation that you see in god is comparable to the bombing of dresden. during world war ii and it took roughly decade uh for dresident even come back its feet and even today certainly not a position it was uh before the bombing occurred uh so we're going to have a big job here first of all the war has to finish this is genocidal of the israeli leadership under under netanyahu seems to be intent on simply eliminating the palestinians and taking over the area something that will be very... difficult to push through given the international consensus in support of the two-state solution, but the economic devastation, it's going to take a decade to repair this, it's going to require a marshall, marshall plan type of program to rebuild first o

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are you what if the reactions be in washington dc to to this news as well? both president joe biden and vice president carmella harris. the current democratic nominee for president are in the white house are in washington today, and they are not a she's not on the out on the campaign trail. they've both been briefed on the incident and kala harris and joe biden have both of issued statements, you know, expressing relief that the former president has not been heard and reiterating, you know, statements that we've heard them say after the 1st assassination attempt on donald trump. slice a in pennsylvania, which is that violence has no place in american politics. but certainly this does add another twist to, you know, that the turbulence and um, you know, the shocking news that has, that has accompanied this campaign season. yeah, i, as you mentioned, there was an attempted assassination on donald trump in july, around 2 months ago. you talked to us, if you could, and about the criticism that, that the secret service came up. i guess security wise around that in

they live there in washington, dc. still ahead on algae 0. us pledges more military aid for ukraine as persons and landscape seats besides with a longer range capability the they sworn to protect the american constitution. so why would they take up homes against their own country? and stayed back in standby on youtube. hot series excludes the role of military venture and us for right all good. we're going i could see against the coming soon on al jazeera, on counting the costs once the economic impact of an aging workforce globally, china, the less full for set to reach an a t. hi. we explore the global implications, plus sales a down and layoffs of my thing in the video game industry. counting the cost on elders era, investigative gen, thousands of young men and women come down into the jungle to join the pro democracy forces sharing personal stories with the globe and audience. i do have experience been followed by multiple possibly chinese agents, exploring the fund world class program as anybody dies in gaza, hope

so you defend itself instead of attacking ukraine. yvonne estrada in washington dc. thanks for your time. thank you very much for inviting me as well. ukrainian presidents, a lot of years, a lensky also signalled a major shakeup of his government. several cabinet ministers have already resigned ahead of the expected re shuffle to lansky said the changes in leadership are needed to help you create and prepare better for the winter months ahead. ukrainian lydia are reporting that foreign minister, dimitra cool labor will be among those dismissed a quick look now at some other stories making news around the world. authorities in nigeria say boca around, militants have killed more than 80 people there. they say insurgents on motorcycles attacked villagers in northeastern nigeria with rifles and rocket propelled grenades, bulk of her rom, and other jihad. his groups have waged a 15 year insurgency in the region. you've gone and police have denied that they shot opposition leader bobby wine in a post on social media. they said he sustained injuries after stumbling wines. p

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she advertise, he has more on did us reaction from washington dc. and the question being asked in washington is, what is next? will israel now escalate further with a full on invasion of southern lebanon? president biden. was it his weekend home in delaware on saturday? and he was honest about that as he was leaving church. the, by the statement raises several questions. when he says he's for a cease fire. now does he mean a complete c side? does he? except what has well as long said that of israel stops the destruction of causa. then residents of northern israel can return to their homes or easy accepting the argument from israel, but the only way to escalate is to escalate supposedly that are all proponents of that, that strategy in the administration. we have heard the ministration is against and is really invasion of southern lebanon, but them consistently, we have heard the administration say, does against actions. but israel subsequently, does she ever time see out? is there a washington? so the spanish, as a fellow with the institute for polic

i'm joined by entertainment journalists run, say assign, but are in washington dc. run say for many he is the voice of darth vader. but his repertoire was voss. tell us more about his hollywood career or or you can really long and accomplish 3 i to be seen in march 60 years as, as far as lead dr. strange well. and like he mentioned, he's done the lion king and you know, for mid october coming to america, the sand lot and my personal favorite welcome to russell jenkins. he was also a set of writes, a faith to act. so i work for some of his memorable performances on stage. yes, so he started a theater and he was in the great white white hope and also fences and will be out of liter, deputy louis. where does a washington prize as well, too took on the role that he play. and so he's really a celebrated stage actor and uh, and his career really is a special um, he is also seeing as a child by as a for, for black act as paving the way for many people of color in the industry today. it's absolutely. so he'll box, he's nominated for an act for best actor award for the great white hope. and tha

those brian could tell us the middle east institute in washington dc. let's take a look now. it's a more stories making headlines. causes how much room house ministry says the latest is ready air strikes and the center of the territory is killed at least 8 people, including 5 children separate strikes at homes and a school sheltering displaced people. israel's ministry says it was targeting a homeless command center, a cranium presidents, a lot of mirrors. savanski is in the us to present a so called a victory plan to president joe biden. vice president's coming iris and republican candidate. donald trump began his trip with a visit to announce munitions by $53.00. i'm a later attend the united nations general assembly in new york. and i've had since a venezuelans have gone into hiding as the socialist government, the cracks down on the sand in the wake of a disputed election president to me class my buddha was declared the winner of july's vote for his victory claim is rejected by the us european parliament and several latin american nations. many of their venezuelans have s

although, washington, dc today. probably more likely that these things will be used and will get the press release afterwards rather than press release. and then and then being used for licking. phillip ingram, former intelligence officer really appreciate your time this afternoon on. good afternoon. thank you. >> yes. well, in other news, a landmark shift in public health policy is set to take effect next year. that's as labour confirms a watershed ban on junk food advertising before 9:00 in the evening, with online ads banned entirely. >> extraordinary. this move marks the first in a series of measures aimed at tackling britain's worsening, worsening health crisis and kerbing soaring nhs spending with sir keir starmer pledging further preventative steps now. take a look at these pictures on your screens now we can get them back. we can get them back because. because these pictures are soon to become illegal on television. our time of day, will we even be able to show a burger? will we even be able to show? oh love

we've got an exclusive from washington, dc.morning. there in washington, dc to be at the top of our show for 12:00, giving us the lowdown on what's been happening with the prime minister's surprise and sudden visits to what some might describe as the capital of the free world. >> yes, she's going to spill the beans for us at the top of the show. we're also going to be talking to mr charlie mullins. now, regulars on the show will know exactly who he is. mr pimlico plumbers, he's got this big article in the daily mail today about why he's quitting this country, the country i love, he says he's going to be spending his time in spain and dubai taking all his assets out. he says keir starmer's socialist government is no good for people with a bit of aspiration, so we'll be delving into his reasons for leaving. >> it's fascinating. he's paid over £120 million in tax in his time running his business. in his many years in the uk and the uk has been quite an attractive place to do business, certainly since the 1980s we've had relatively

let's go to shepherd townsend and his lawyer for us in washington, dc. sham. did we actually learn anything new from the us secretary of state when it comes to this, these fund dale, you know. right. and we should, we should back and tell them that he was on sooner question about them. at least he was that in asia talk about haiti, but his last a question about the states of the negotiation. so that was the answer i gave it is pretty much what we've heard consistently since the beginning of the week. what we all saying is that everything is almost always complete, but for a few paragraphs on these ready presidents on the goals as a southern goals or egypt. both of the philadelphia cardo and the details of the prison, the exchange on choose day. we were told by white house official, the view as prepared to take you to leave it proposal the go button and call the hire. as we always told that were deeply involved personally involved in to us security team. and then we'd see this take you to leave a trifle on wednesday or thursday. i failed along with guitar in eg

case because i did nothing wrong to which i did say and attacked by my political opponents in washington, dc and comrade, kamala harris and radical left about it for purposes of election, it appears as though that was so for years. the case sensitive on money paid to a former adults to mattress during from 1st president for run in 2016 to avoid a potential scandal. trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to conceal the nature of these payments. the judge, besides agree with the case justice one lashaun road, he was for spinning the sentencing to avoid any appearance. however unwarranted, the proceeding has been effected by all seeks to effect will be approaching presidential election in which the defendant is a candidate. and there is a certain amount of agreements with sentencing a presidential candidate 12 to 4 years in prison just weeks before the election. isn't a good look for the us with respect to the argument that the judge caved to political pressure. i actually think that it's quite the opposite. i think what the judge did here is said, i am going

and they want to prevent further escalation in the region o, an official has moved from washington, dc. or just in the last though, we've had the end to be blinking, has met with the iraqi prime minister. and during their discussions, the discuss highway, they could be escalate. what is happening in the middle east at the moment? certainly the united states. don't see any magic in this idea that have been put forward by the feelings that they're going to escalate to de escalate and the say that the moves that be as early as are making to build up their forces on the border. we some see is a precursor to grind invasion of southern lebanon. they don't think that that's helpful, the toll, so they're using all the diplomatic reverse. they have. we had from joe biden, who was meeting with the president of the united, out of emeralds. he was in the white house a few hours ago and he said then his team were working around the quote to try and de escalate. the simply don't see what is happening there at the moment as a way to de escalate. what is happening across the reach of the outside, the

she has her times in washington dc with the latest reaction from the us. but this, we're going to go to dosing jabari, who is with us from by reduce the disco now stands. it's $37.00 from that, plus the thousands are still missing. what's the nicest it's happening on the same day and now well, the emergency personnel will continue to look for now at least 17 bodies, according to the health official sample tree for 6 bodies. so far on saturday and that's bringing the best tool up to 37. of course, 16 of those 37 people kills were members of hezbollah to the very high ranking commanders within the organization. what we understand from the lebanese health industry is that 7 women and 3 children so far it has been killed from the bodies of a retreat. but of course, this operation continues, and there is a sense that it could be continuing for at least another day or so. the residents in this neighborhood are still unable to the cells here that is very much presence here, given what's happened in the past 24 hours or so. many of the shops in this area are close

been tell a blue who is a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies in washington dc. thank you for joining us. pleasure. thank you for having me. so the you ins high commissioner for human rights has condemned 11 on devise, blast as a violation of international law. what's your take? well, it's an interesting take by the un high commissioner because there's been relative silence from united nations both personally and professionally. when you look at high like you, i right, thank you and personnel as well as from different uh organs of the un body. since october 8th, which is when a lebanese has a lot, became the 1st of the many iran bakshi and malicious in the region to enter and make what we're facing in the least. a lighter mold is called more info, as well. uh, so with immense respect to the high commission and i find that to be a somewhat politicized. they can also see there's one that looks at the conflict through a series of snapshot rather than a story of the or a video that is, i changing over time. talking well, i might be able to size interpretation, but s

in southern bay root lower blooming field is a best selling author and middle east analyst in washington, dc. i asked or what's next for has bola afternoon as well as death, as well as this is a game changer, but it isn't the game over. i mean, after all, israel took out the man but not the missiles. they still have a potent arsenal. um. precision guided missiles and it is really population centers any. this was the, the store house of weapons. i kept this really military leaders up at night for the past decade with night sweats. it wasn't a loss. it was his bo, uh so if they have some kind of succession in place and they still can really present a deadly threat to israel. the question is, who's standing and who's willing to lead, given the short life span further leaders. so let's get this straight. you're, you're essentially saying that has a bullet can continue to operate and attack israel even after it's leader. and many top commanders are gone and still do damage causation. and they certainly have the capability. and the idea of spokesman stood before his people on the world and said, l

we're going to go back to a petty cowhide who is in washington, dc, and petty uh, the fbi. i obviously taking this extremely seriously, a gunman with a load of a k 47 style rifle able to get within 4 or 500 jobs of the form of president on the term moms soft. uh uh he was actually heading the year by another attempted assassination and you heard the sheriff say that's because he's not a current president and that next time he goes to the golf course, there will be a much bigger presence there. uh that is interesting. so we're looking at the potential government being between 274 meters and 457 meters from the former president. we don't know if he was able to see the former president. what i thought was interesting is when they are asked about, did he this person fire off a shot, the secret service without being asked that he said, we're not sure if he fired at one of our agents. so that would seem to me reading between the lines that nobody that this person was not able to take a shot at the former president. but again, some interesting things from the press conference and

correspondent for the huffington post, even covering the un general assembly and joins us live from washington dc. i thought good to have you back with us. i know you've been watching events unfold. uh, from where you are there in washington. how significant is this escalation, overnights on very what's behind is well stepping up its attacks in this way. i think it says a means a message being sent right now about the us on his capacity to read in israel. i think given that after you and we have us officials at a very high, a level, you know, meeting the kinds of thoughts, meeting with people who are these kind of the regional mediations and things look like going prevent traditional or leave it to us. that degree of phase and file shot that and i think you have sufficient funds even given to you that in the last 48 hours by timing nothing yahoo. walking back from a sci fi proposal, the proposed, you know, then kind of be in new york, giving a speech. and at that very moment, having the final i just, i just really encourage folks to, to zoom out a little bit after one year out of a few of the oct

that is phil laval for us in washington dc. now that we will come and speak to you again as we get more out of that light as cold hearing us. well, we have breaking news. now we're going to take you to the united nations with the spokesman for the you in secretary, generally speaking, he is going to be asked about the is where i live in on conflicts the war on gaza. this listen in line, he's very concerned about the large number of civilian casualties being reported by the lebanese authorities, as well as the thousands of displaced persons amidst the most intense exchange of fire across the blue line. since october of last year, he expressed his great concern for the safety owns of civilians, both in southern lebanon and the northern israel, as well as the un staff are in those areas. the secretary general notes the ongoing efforts by the un special coordinator for 11 non enter you in peacekeeping force and 11 on to reduce tensions. and he re error rates the urgent need for the escalation, and that all efforts should be devoted

house on is lay of the a speaking so it's live from washington dc. the legislative direct. so the least the policy of the friends committee on national legislation. thank you. thank you so much or speaking of the us, the president joe biden has said an all out well and then the lease has to be avoided soon off to the us. had authorized a boost to submit it, treat supports in the region of the us forces have been put on a hyphens readiness to destroy patrick, all hand has moved from washington dc. we've now heard from you as president joe biden is. he was headed to his plane to come back from delaware. he was not asked about the strikes in yemen, but he did say that he was going to be speaking with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu asked what he was going to tell him. he said, i'll tell you what i said after i've talked to him. he was also asked if it's possible to avoid a wider war in the middle east. the only official call that we've been told about happened between the us secretary of state entity blinking in his french counter parts and it, they talked about th

romy has more from washington dc. "the second assassination attempt in two months against presidential candidate donald trump has the united states in a crisis of confidence over seemingly unstoppable political violence. i think it's sad, i think every attempt is um driven by media and trying to get more and more and more attention, and i i just don't what to think of it in my lifetime and..." thought i'd see it. decreased faith in the capability and objectivity of the security apparatus. partisan politicians accused of using the assassination for gain a mid a too close to call election. a clampdown on information regarding the assassins, which produces conspiracy theories which don't get proven or disproven. the country is an unprecedentition less than 50 days before going to the ballot box. they're scared of him. i think they're scared of what he's going to do. "i think uh, he has the desire to take a lot of these people out of power that are abusing their power, um, that that's what i see, and they're scared of tha

rami mazahari, press tv, washington dc.eptember 20th is a day forever etched in the annals of press tv, making it a faithful day when the news network lost its sayadosi in us occupied afghanistan. this day serves as pointiant reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by media personnel in the pursuit of truth. an endeavor that is more vital today than ever, as heroic journalists continue this mission in palestine. press tvs abdullah amirzada has a report from kabul. september 20 marks the 12th anniversary of press tv's first martter in the quest to be the voice of the voiceless. cameraman died in 2011 when a rocket exploded just outside the press tv office in kabul. farhat succumbed to his injuries a week later. 13 years on, his memory continues to burn brightly in the hearts of his friends and colleagues. farahad was one of my best friends, he was polite and friendly. it is hard not sing him among us today, and i truly miss him. i hope that media workers and our colleagues around the globe will follow the path that far had a

romin mazaheri, press tv, washington dc. in powerful address at the g20 summit in new york, turkish foreign minister hakan fidan condemned israel's attacks on lebanon as an acceptable warning of the potential spillover effects on regional stability. here is. to turkey's on wavering support for the palestinian cause emits escalating violence in gaza and the occupied territories. rashan saglam reports. turkish foreign minister hakkam fidan described israel's attack on lebanon as unacceptable during a speech at the g20 summit in new york. he warned of the potential spillover of the conflict in the region while reaffirming his support for palestine and the palestinian people. "we will not stay silent and doom palestinians to starvation and massacer. we are now facing spill over of the conflict to lebanon, and we do not know if it will go beyond. fidan quotioned that if israel's relentless actions against palestinians in gaza, the west bank and al-qutz continue, they will inevitably undermine regional stability and the internatio

ramin mazari, press tv, washington dc. and that's it for you that is here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. اون روستای بسیار زیبایی که پشت سر من می بینید روستای دیب ازنابه این کنده های اصلی که توی این دیوار کار گذاشته شده از همون کنده های که با چوب درختهای خاص این منطقه. where the landscape is in touch with the quiet of the sky, there is sight for sore eyes. iran tradter, haraman. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight and hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, l2. tuesday has been the second day of the israeli aggression against the lebanese nation, though today was less intense than monday, the zionist regime still killed more lebanese civilians. so far, israel regime has murdered at least 558.

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