and to lobbying fossil fuel companies have been able to deliver this solution to the e u. n. g o c. one subject that is recurring often is the use of hydrogen and carbon capture and storage. and that's specifically for the lovely me, things that will help either with the fossil fuel companies or with that network. now this is sort of a solution to currencies quite debated by the science community, whether it's really effective or not. but we do see some results because we sold that in the new guidelines of the new european commission and it is future and quite put them in permanently. the e u and its institutions are often criticized for not being transparent enough in declaring lobbying activities a report by fossil free politics, analyzing the european commissions meetings, showed that fossil fuel lobbyist met with you. commissioner ursula funded lions team 900 times in the last 4 and a half years. that's nearly one meeting every working day. and according to transparency international, dis trevino's the abstract power of fossil fuel companies and their networks wheeled over at ea

we believe in you may god bless you make a t u a g o h u n g o her room. thank you. meanwhile donald trump is steaming ahead according to projected results, winning $25.00 states and leading in 6, including t swing states. the candidate supporters are already celebrating and his headquarters, and meanwhile, the state of pennsylvania is likely to decide the fate of this election. and the former president is already said. there have been irregularities. they use these very expensive computers and they come here in pennsylvania. they want to have an answer till 2 or 3 days from now i think is the actual loop outrage give that's the case. so maybe it will be late. ringback but it's a paper ballots and trash. they weren't paper ballots because the mailing was not working or up to. now as i mentioned earlier, pennsylvania, as you can see here on the map, still grey, not all the votes have been counted, but this state is critical in this selection so far. 87 percent of the votes have been counted a little bit over 87 percent, and trump is leading by 2 percent. so

u family. not only to the dresser, supporters, but to address the nation. so thank you. we believe in you may god bless you make a g u a g o h u n g o her room. thank you. oh, well, no more wars that was among the pleasures made by donald trump. in his victory speech, the supporters in florida, you know, we had no wars for years. we had no wars except we defeated isis. we defeated isis in record time, but we had no wars. they said she will start a war. i'm not going to sort of work with the stuff wars or the democrats are of course sol, king as are the main stream media. because right now we have exit, poll data that shows that transform. for example, a majority of latino voters in pennsylvania and majority of young voters in michigan and majority of latino men in north carolina. and he all bowed his support among african americans in the state of wisconsin. so we're talking about the core demographic of the democrats who are often to choose republicans instead. so of course, this has never happened before and bought it shows is that the democrats were really banking on identity politics all along and it has really shown that it

we believe in you may god bless you make a t u a g o h u n g o her room. thank you. all american politics are never short on drama. so what twists and turns still lie ahead. donald trump is demanding that law enforcement acts to investigate allegations of mass cheating in pennsylvania. earlier reports coming out of the state, a wild card for the election. like i said before, said, vote scanning machines had malfunctioned making the republic in the republican candidate, donald trump furious over possible vote or fraud, which he has been anticipating. or they use these very expensive computers and they've come here in pennsylvania. they want to have an answer till 2 or 3 days from now. i think it's an actual loop. outrage give that's the case. so maybe it'll be later, but it's a paper ballots and trash. they went paper ballots because the mail in was not working cuz the rep has been some irregularities reported in pennsylvania in the swing state, as we reported that voting equipment broke down. essentially the election ballot as scanners were no longer working in the v

we believe in you may god bless you make a t u a g o h u n g o harris. thank you. we spoke with us on sibley lead attorney and founder of the muslim legal organization, who says it would have been a travesty of justice for the current administration to be re elected to give them their policy on gaza. this is one of the only selections in us history because both candidates are openly competing and uh, in subscribing their support to testing their support to israel's were, i think, a genocidal crimes. i think there's a huge pop up presented to the american muslim population that are utterly disgusted with the democratic party, which frankly doesn't represent americans or democrats. i mean, you look at over 80 percent of democrats, they are against what israel's doing. they, they want an immediate cease fire the want as you will hold accountable. 80 percent of democratic voters are against. what is your doing well? only 8 percent of democrats in congress are against what israel is doing. the white house, which some of the co with democrats, is giving full support is u

we believe in you may god bless you. mega t u a g o h u n g o harris. thank you. oh, let's go say within the bulk of that for an update on where we sent. it might be the dead of night, but the content continues. absolutely. and the focus has really been on the bmw, off of the evening of that is the state of pennsylvania, where the majority of competing is going on. apparently, the democrats, with knocking on something like $2000.00 a minute during the height of campaigning of the state of pennsylvania. but with its uh, electronic boat count of 19 you can see why this being such an important price of both candidates. but it has gone in the favor of donald trump tonight cutting of course a clip off for him to the white house and leaving a couple of houses hope so of uh, being the 1st female president of women of color taking that top job. uh we also focusing on uh, one of the other king, p a swing states, the state of wisconsin as well. but 1st before you guys about, take a look at the breakdown, move 96 percent of the ported uh balance, then the state of pennsylvan

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s, and this was on the sidelines of the u. n. g. it was basically on the clinton foundation event stage where he basically harold, the have over a student leader. he held the hand or list of the student and basically said that he was behind the movement which led to the outside of shape because he not, he did not have minutes. his work. he went on to say that this was basically orchestrated. it was meticulously planned, the officer shape, because he now did not happen overnight. he is known as to be the been behind the whole revolution. so he knew united repeatedly, is it not the, the, the, the main behind the whole thing is amazing. meticulously, design thing is not just sort of the came and stuff like that. very well design. even the leadership people don't know where the lead on. so you kind of catch one of them say ok, so my scenario, right? so it's interesting because everything that mohammed's eunice told for when he came to fall or he's doing exactly that, he said that under the shade because he not government of the press ha

we believe in you may god bless you. mega t u a g o h u n g o harris. thank you. oh, the pathway is starting to narrow for comma le harris. there is still an opportunity for her to win the white house. the harris campaign has assembled a substantial legal team and is prepared to lodge a number of legal challenges. should it be necessary, as should donald trump for republican rival, declare victory prematurely? kimberly health m l g 0, washington. well let's bring in a guess who will be with us here through the torture of his son is a democratic people. stressed isn't found in principle. accommodate communications, james davis republican strategist. so james, to start with you. uh, how surprised all you. i gave you, still counting, but there's no pills but we're, it's, it's a done deal. i think. how surprised all you by the degree of victory? well, looking at the early indicators, i felt that donald trump would more is more likely than not to win the election. however, it's, it seems pretty decisive. i mean, i did not expect them to win the popular vote. it looks l

to full palestinians including more than 50 children has been killed in the rates of destruction, u. n. g. say the entire population in the north is now at risk of dying from disease, farming and violence. the area has been under is ready siege for nearly a month. 15 un humanitarian agencies.

full palestinians, including more than 50 children, have been killed in the lights of destruction, u. n. g. say the entire population in the nose is now at risk of dying from disease . famine and violence. bay area has been on the is ray, the siege submitted a month. spots as well as the tax on limits. it just to the north, at least 30 full palestinians and been killed. internet stripe on, on the site, or come in central garza, the tax target to the school where hundreds of forcibly to space palestinians with sheltering as a correspondent, hanny. my mode went to move west survivors of these radio tax on the come a searching for the relative and a warning, the images in his report. all disturbing right now inside the more of the last saw, half of the works, a couple of people just walk, searching and trying to identify the bodies of their family members and where it goes. and the overnight us talk going from the body to another, identifying just surviving family members searching for any of the family members where it goes, the total over 3 of families where inside these on the, the 3 famil

jessica washington reports for matthew g shelters and not u. n. g indonesia. 19 year old mohammed on us is finally safe, but traumatized by the dangerous journey he took to get here. the mad i was in a terrible condition on the boat. i was starving, and my youngest sister was sick. she was experiencing a stomachache. he dike and vomiting. um it says he tried to save his sister, but she was too weak to survive the rough horses. the number for he gives a few cheese trying to reach southeast asia has increased in recent years. of her escaping genocide in the nation with me in law and of witnessing a military campaign of mexico rate and austin. they faced township and poverty in overcrowded refuge account in bunker dash. almost $400.00 were hanging refugees, including a $170.00 children. arrived in indonesia in october on 3 different folks. some of the people staying official coach hold on to 0. some of the refugees have already left indonesia, the trying to reach melisha. there are more than 200000 who hang every few cheese in malaysia. some of the ref

nikki haley, the full man invested it to the u. n. g south says trump, as in mike power, the former secretary of state, he's not getting a position this has been announced by trump in recent days. so already we see a cabinet forming that is a cabinet built on royalty to donald trump. that is the most important element that obviously his team is looking for, that they want to complete the loyalty to the president elect. and mike, it's on the 2 months now until he takes that from president biden. how's the transition going. 7 as well, some of the other sites being a bit rocky because as being limited liaison between the bite and administration and the incoming trump one book, it's just a week. so it is early to early to save problems of transition and importantly to president biden has asked the president elect to come and meet him in washington at the white house on wednesday. that's a very important meeting because it sets the tone for the process of transition. now transition very, very important in terms of panting no, but from one ad

to full palestinians, including more than 50 children has been killed in the rates of destruction, u. n. g. say the entire population in the north is now at risk of dying from disease, firemen and violence. the area has been on the is radius each for nearly a month. 15 un humanitarian agencies and also large international n g o's, humanitarian, n, g o is issued as the joint statement describing the situation on folding in north garza's apocalyptic. the group says that hospitals have been almost entirely cut off from supplies and have come under attack, killing patients, destroying vital equipment, disrupting like saving services. fonts as well as the tax on the limited to the north elisa to full palestinians has been killed in the strike on on the slate outs comp, in central goals and the tax officer to school hundreds of forcibly to space palestinians will seeking shelter. the united nation says it's probably there's like some nation campaign inside. garza will continue to spite as roles. incense this strikes corresponds in gabriel. alexander also secretary general spokesman, why the camp

u family. not only to address those supporters but to address the nation. so thank you. we believe in you may god bless you. mega t u g o h u n g o harris. thank you. all. the pathway is starting to narrow for comma le harris. there is still an opportunity for her to win the white house. the harris campaign has assembled a substantial legal team and is prepared to launch a number of legal challenges. should it be necessary as should donald trump for republican rival, declare victory prematurely? kimberly held him alger 0 washington pathway. extremely narrow. i think i'll ship this on this here, democratic political strategist and also james davis is a rep. our republicans rest is all should they told to of winning the women say they thought to win the over the undecideds as they, they told of a great election. it didn't have no comment away. what else? i think that they will have to be an autopsy done if it indeed turns out we can all the votes and come on here and not the president. i think that will have to be an autopsy done because it isn't clear right off the bat. i'm not going to just take a republican talking point abo

u. n. n g. how soon us on an lloyd's view and speakers for there's funding that for sharing with us this funding in facts about the hold of funding reality over the fed as team people in the guys this to especially in the most of them part of the gaza strip by them president, the very set of by the, of hundreds of thousands of palestinians is at stake. notably in northern does. they are being killed. i'm starved to death. move them like cats in from one place to another, from one desk to another. according to the most presented category of age, among those killed out of children, notably from age 5 to 9 and newborns to 40 years old. and there are kids main disabled for life. and today too often starving dramatize there is no the god for the children's lights, the old civilian lives. naughty god for international law, or the most basic basic cruise. what was humanity? there is a bruton, but a buddy pool against the palace, teen young people. unrelenting in humane criminal attack against every shr

u. n. s g listen tools that she was not doing inside. and so, and you said yes. so right? but still you are the ones that you are the ones who attacked and i'm not joking. this is almost exactly what he said, no to the thing yet, but there is no rational answer to that. get with the tip which get. there is a chain of logical reasoning and where is the error? what is wrong? but i said, i'm sure you're using that on the problem. what, when did we violate the international on the un, josh? uh, uh, his name's era. took a violation on you to and if that is the case, but if i den ukraine's vote shooting me a. so the to show d. c component personal in line with this offering decisions are made by the people who live in those territories. and so that we call out and started go territory. so it depends on the dynamics of the car, and we'll see values on what's to be on the list in person. if we get back to the session, it's a link in your will just new chain of reasoning that you're happy with it and you do understand if there is any neutrality, then we could talk about what is jus

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u. n. n g. how soon us on an lloyd's view and speakers, the 4 lives funding, the for sharing with us this funding in facts about the hold of fi angry ality over the side of the team. people in the gaza strip, especially in the model. and part of the guys.

again, it is similar to both of which there's actually what's happening in the g 20 or the u. n. where are west and counts of us that don't want to work on a mixture of 3, which is 0. and on us this way, they want to do lecture to others and tell them what to do. but here's the symbol of materials and i still got the west is in many ways over it presented in those organizations for and elsewhere. and here is alignment. so example, instead of writing a grow, wishing anything to anyone, or lecturing anyone to you about anything, i just want to say thanks everyone. ok if you have to but it's that. so you can be nice, but of your personal city, the sent to those who are representing the administrators. i'd like to ask them to me and then overlay my warm as greetings to me. on the eve of the settling, you'd be sealed us to their seamless ministers. and yeah, as we continue to work in the bilateral formats and then other formats of what to go through. uh cuz i hope so. we will have great successes. i'd like to know if there's new owners think everyone would you wish that's and i'm conv

when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who have very angry about the way that you and officials and you and general assembly have criticized the israel, is released as a garza. and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 out. i'm extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's rarely campaign on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of multilateralism and working together for the benefit of every month. last month,

to the use zone statistics. despite the you agreeing to band trans shipments of russian l n g by march 2025, e u ports trans shipments of the fuel from rushes, yamaha terminal increased 15 percent year on year in the 1st off of 2024. yet somehow the use energy commissioner still got her head in the cloud streaming of a day when brussels completely phases russian gas out of the european equation. this is that the use leadership is completely forgotten about mario drug is recent milestone report that ursula herself commissioned europe has abruptly lost its most important supplier of energy, russia all the while geopolitical stability is waning and our dependencies have turned out to be vulnerabilities. at least someone in brussels is still being honest about the current state of affairs. so to the west bank, we go here on the program where at least 8 people have been wounded in a shooting attack. when a boss of 3 of them are in a critical condition, is there any media saying the military wing of a mouse claim responsibility for the attack and the now deceased? the gunman was part of the outcome. s

n g. by march 2025, e u ports trans shipments of the fuel from russia's yamaha terminal increased 15 percent year on year in the 1st off of 2024. yet somehow the use energy commissioner still got her head in the cloud streaming of a day when brussels completely phases russian gas out of the european equation. it says that the use leadership is completely forgotten about mario drug is recent milestone report that ursula herself commissioned europe has abruptly lost its most important supplier of energy, russia all the while geo political stability is waning and our dependencies have turned out to be vulnerabilities at least someone in brussels is still being honest about the current state of affairs. while let's discuss all this now with the end of the member, i was on the average. i just want to thank so much for joining us here today on a, on the international. what we're talking really about the european, the energy crisis, booty and how president puts in was sort of referring to a how is the european union is dealing with the energy problem that is having a basically they seem to be pushi

n g. by march 2025, e u ports tron shipments of the fuel from rushes. yamaha terminal increased 15 percent year on year in the 1st off of 2024. yet somehow the use energy commissioner still got her head in the cloud streaming of a day when brussels completely phases russian gas out of the european equation. it says that the use leadership is completely forgotten about mario drug is recent milestone report that ursula herself commissioned europe has abruptly lost its most important supplier of energy, russia all the while geopolitical stability, the is waning, and our dependencies have turned out to be vulnerabilities at least someone in brussels is still being honest about the current state of affairs. the rug is being pulled from under the feet of french troops in africa. i'm following suit with off of bali and but you know, fast so cha does analysis terminated. they made a tree agreement with powers of that. as the leader of setting, the goal says times up front needs to go home. a cynical is an independent country, it is a sovereign country, and sovereignty does not accept the presence

n. g by march 2025, e u ports trans, shipments of the fuel from russia's yamil terminal, increased 15 percent year on year in the 1st off of 2024. yet somehow the use energy commissioner still got her head in the cloud streaming of a day when brussels completely phases rush and gas out of the european equation. it says that the use leadership is completely forgotten about mario drag is recent milestone report. that 1st law herself commission, europe has abruptly lost its most important supplier of energy, russia, all the wild geo political stability is waning and our dependencies have turned out to be vulnerabilities. at least someone in brussels is still being honest about the current state of affairs. well, let's discuss all this that with physical sciences to your wait while i was your thanks a lot for joining us here today. ok. see international with the budget now we just said, what are your thoughts on, on the european commission ahead, re approving the energy policy to fade out russia despite his previous failure as further over reports? well, i don't know the, i don't know what to say

u. n. agencies or the n g o 2 have delivered food, water, and medicine to people. so in the north, we're talking about thousands of palestinians who are literally trapped as some are trapped under the rubble and others are trapped in their houses. unable to leave because of the is really a quite comforters trying to target to anyone who is moving and we just received that that is really forces are also throwing new leaflets on most of the area in the gospel cities. the situation in the southern gospel trip is not an even better people here, are striving to find fluid. they're striving to find water. there has been no a cents a month now. and people are very having a lots of difficulties to reach any life a, in any ways to keep coping with dislikes. then we're also talking about thousands of policy news in the hospital behind me right now receiving 0 medical treatment because there's no medical supplies. so assume you do not really know what's happening outside the gaza strip because there's also a telecommunications that, that they do not have any electricity. and

the e u ambassador to niger has unilaterally allocated this grant to n g o's. disregarding all principles of transparency and collaboration with the competent nigerian authorities who must guide the management of humanitarian assistance to the aid was supposed to help victims of floods that affected more than a 1000000 people. this or some. however, in asia, as government states, as they know, accountability of how the money was distributed with officials now launching an audits into the funds. nisha has been at loggerheads with the west since the military seized power in the west african country last year. back then, the youth suspended his financial support, tons of military cooperation with the country for his policy on a made strong so on. so us withdrawal the truth, it would be in the country. so around it, if you'd like to find out more about this story or anything else and do take all websites, all t dot com with back in 30 minutes with more of the nations the season, the, [000:00:00;00] the if you think about russia, what is your mind picture the bottom landscape, open up the phon

the u ambassador to niger has unilaterally allocated this grant to n g o's. disregarding all principles of transparency and collaboration with a competent nigerian authorities who must guide the management of humanitarian assistance a the, a, it was supposed to help victims of floods for the site to move in a 1000000 people. that's awesome. however, in asia, as government saves as be no accounts ability of how the money was distributed with officials now launching an audits into the funds. media has been at low get heads with the west since the military seized power and the west african country last year. back then the you suspended his financial support on the military cooperation with the country for his puts me on a made from some the us withdrawal. the troops of the state in the country for around a decade of more details on that soil. anything else to check our website? all teeth up. com coming your way. nice folks on a boy go with the latest episode of well, the if you think about russia, what is your mind the picture, the landscape open up before your eyes? the what one does. you

u. and basset or to niger, has unilaterally allocated this grant to n g o's. disregarding all principles of transparency and collaboration with the competent nigerian authorities who must guide the management of humanitarian assistance will be a it was supposed to help victims of floods that affected more than a 1000000 people over the autumn. however, an issue has government claims that there's been no accountability of how the money was distributed with officials now launching an audit into the funds. naesha had been logging heads with the west since the military just posed the countries president lost it back then b. e u suspended its financial support on military cooperation with the country for its pause. now, me made fonts and the us with food that troops that had been in the country for around a decade. let's go to indonesia now because it's accepted the brakes invitation and will become a part in this phase that's being confirmed by the countries um, based on bass of the, to russia. this week, the country's new president has a piece of expressed interest in joining the groups, an

when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who have very angry about the way that you and officials and un general assembly have criticized the israel, is rarely some of the guys. and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 outs. um, extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's rarely campaign on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of my 2 actively, some and working together for the benefits of having about last m

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u. in other countries. we spoke with political scientists, ramon mendez reavis, who is an activist and n g o organizer. he says, sanctions are neo colonial tools used by the west. we have to think of sanctions as always that i mean, always affecting the most vulnerable. so if we think that these sensors are done, because we want what's best for people, then that's completely wrong. these sensors are done because they want to get the power and, or the resources that these governments passed. and that's the real goal. so this imperial of tactics, this essentially is that most are supported by the united states. you will be in country that of course, the secuity cancel it and its allies, lackey's rather in the un. uh, the real goal is, is, is to we can countries to be able to take over the best a simple way of saying it, whether we call i met loans, whether we call them evasion, whether we call it partnerships or come on, well, some new call these are called in the us, that is a real goal, and that's what must be stopped, the fake goal. what they may should of helping people been that goal is not, is not

u is recalling it's ambassador to new share after it's military rule is accused . the block of mishandling 1300000 euros in humanitarian. a funder brussels disputes allegation that it handed a n g o is without consulting the government. the chair has been under military rule since a 2023 could to finally the portuguese capital. lisbon has kicked off the christmas season with its traditional tree lighting ceremony. thousands of local interest attended the event in the cities downtown, commerce plaza. the seasonal display involves thousands of lights and ornaments, but it's a festive display with an environmental contracts. there's been city council has opted to use low consumption l e. d technology. providing energy savings are up to 80 percent compared to traditional lighting and biodegradable plastics for the decorations and reminder about top story this our nation's f. e. com 29 summit. have managed to reach a deal on climate financing after 2 weeks or from negotiations for delegates from developing countries have slammed the outcome, saying it falls far short of what's needed. that's all for now. coming on. how police are using artificial intelligence to track down criminals