this is the first time france had really had to eastern north america. and it had offered an incredible amount to the french. so first off, as many of you probably know, france had just fought almost 30 years of constant warfare. the seven years war also as the french and indian war, followed by the american revolution, the of the united states during the american and as a result the french force were largely depleted they had depleted their force in order to provide their military especially turned the navy with the stores necessary to sustain these wars. and so the king said to me, show i you to go to united states, try and discover american oats that are hardy enough that can be planted in france so we can replenish our forests. the other hope for the other objective was that because the british controlled eastern america for so long, french had largely not had access to that area. and the french hopeful that there are all these crops and plants and even animals that be exported from the united states and import into france, that would transform frenc

the north bay, a couple sprinkles late in the day.ear the pups out before the cool showery weather arrives. let's simulate the fog first. we'll see fog spread out through tonight, becoming widespread by early tomorrow morning. for inland parts of the bay area, this won't last all day. we'll see it give way by probably mid to late morning to a mix of clouds and sunshine while along the coast and around the bay it will be more stubborn and have an impact how much our temperatures warm up or for the coast don't warm up, mid-50s there, upper 50s for san francisco and otherwise we're talking about mostly low to mid-60s, healdsburg the warm spot at 68 degrees, only 60 in oakland, low to mid-60s east of the oakland hills and temperatures in the santa clara valley not nearly as warm as today. it will feel cooler, but these numbers are close to normal for this time of year. then the rain starts to move in. let's look at futurecast. we'll begin tomorrow afternoon when we'll still be dry. anything you want to get done outside tomorrow, that's th

there are hoops, perhaps north stream could be turned back on. but when you talk about the, the sabotage of north stream and, you know, and clearly, i mean, obviously it is going to be in, you know, the us intelligence services with the guys involved in this. but, but uh, i just, um, who's throwing who on the bus. the north stream wasn't just a russian pipeline is a multi european russian consortium. a lot of european countries and companies involve that by destroying the north stream. it almost seems like america was throwing europe under the bus. you know, i, i think that it, it was part of the americas, you know, kohler strategy. i, that i is also part of its commercial strategy. let's add because the american liquefied natural gas company scrambled to sell l. n g to the western europe. and roughly 6 times the price that europe was paying for. russia's low cost, the pipeline, a gas. so there were some commercial interest, but there was a long standing opposition in the united states to north stream. partly because there was a long standing vie

s. heated the north stream pipeline in my view and blew it up. yeah. but did, in any event, it hated it, ended hated it because that was the linking in germany and russia, by the way, the rhetoric we see that the us says, is it made germany dependent on russia know it? it may germany benefit and russia benefit that's called mutual benefit. that's what trade does. that's not dependency. that's crazy. yeah. and that that should be re established. yeah, i mean, you think about it. and as you will know, jeffrey, you know, as being cheap russian energy, but for so many decades as, as created the, the energy backbone of europe. they created the industrial backbone with germany, of course. so the cheap russian energy it's, it's, it's now gone. there are hoops, perhaps north stream could be turned back on, but when you talk about the, the sabotage of north stream and, you know, and clearly, i mean, obviously it is going to be and you know, the us intelligence services with guys involved in this but, but uh, i just, um, who's throwing who on the bus. the north

but it has a sibling sort of to north. and then they'll bring in the georgia solves to this day, it's amazing flashpoint, reflected on going sessions and costs of the assembly and it means you're not on the agenda of that goal. so a bill for that is they to go out and then able to enroll them for the sake of the to build this works is the theme has to do with my goals. so on the course you the sickles disagree almost towards the theme or something new, the nose on me or football use. what are the boys didn't see my boys? i'm home so they feel strong. the mission, you nice really with the as well. pretty simple music. most of the negative divine level, the more it does. others using a new here, but still the numbers on one side. but on this love coast is the local sub in journalist move to the north vsoft of the war. he's a vocal advocate for peaceful coexistence, believing that sort of conciliation can only be achieved by confronting the prove the divisions. i just some of the jungle and say when junk, all of the other sym

in the north the resilience of charles residence. they rebuild the village from the ashes. exemplified the new found energy and go so it's a new question organize because the look gene spinning the math almost from school, we call in a book in march, 2004 treasure destruct again. 13 children drowned over on the security situation to postables is too highly stable, the deliberate targeting of churches, demetrius and monasteries, shame from an excused list. so this became the capitalist or the largest trouble since the end of the war. 19 people died. 900 were injured in 5000 were displaced. i went back to chopper all the summer. i met many of the villages lions film just 5 years earlier. look at these on my phone. so i was shocked when i found off the site of the leaves. some had been killed. elizabeth funds that most of you will tell them of them maybe. so you don't owner to the previous enabled yearbook dot com? no same is convinced of the destruction of chopra. and the institutions that followed were not to grant those. well, the se

a lot of european countries and companies involve that by destroying the north stream. it almost seems like america was throwing europe under the bus. you know, i, i think that it, it was part of the americas, you know, kohler strategy. i, that i and also part of it is commercials driving cheap. let's add because the american liquefied natural gas company scrambled to sell l. n g to western europe. and roughly 6 times the price that europe was paying for. russia's low cost a pipeline, a gas. so there were some commercial interest, but there was a long standing opposition in the united states to north stream. partly because there was a long standing view that russia and germany should not get too close to each other . and in a, in an american flag world. but more fundamentally, in the american led world, the main target was not europe, the main target was russia. and i, and this was stated repeatedly that the us goal was to surround russia with nato. the us goal was to make sure that russia was the 2nd rate or 3rd rate power it all invidious. we had a remarkable rand cor

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and there's also a drawing settled whether to be found across the us at the moment for north america . but come sunday, california is set to see a cool down with wet and wintery weather, working its way on show the, the impact of shifting power dynamics. while you have to do is flip switch and he has an authoritarian state divided opinion. you can listen to a person's words, but you should judge that by their auction. international conflict. is there a split into? is to take a look, unity or any weakness to their workshops, and the urgency of climate action which stopped attending these kind of consensus leak. and the wheel alignment act takes on the big issues without 0 hearing the fight as the old ones or whether continue a civil and god's or have no choice, but to find what middle shoulder they come out to see you is teens across the world . when you closer to the house of the story, the, [000:00:00;00] the color that are on the clock, this is in use on life window coming up the next 60 minutes. a sense of uncertainty hangs over the gaza. strippers palestinians awaits any movement

. >> in the north bay. there is growing outrage and concern about the dangers of fentanyl. this comes after two santa rosa high school students overdosed on that synthetic manufactured drug. abc seven news reporter cornell barnard spoke exclusively with the sonoma county district attorney about the case and her message to the public about the dangers of fentanyl. >> if i could shout from the rooftops about how dangerous fentanyl is and how dangerous it is to use other illicit drugs that could be laced with fentanyl, i would. >> sonoma county district attorney carla rodriguez is talking about the fentanyl epidemic, which has a firm grip on her county and the state. >> and it's basically like russian roulette right now for a child or a teenager or young adult, anyone to use a drug because you really don't know, you can't know what's inside that drug when you take it. >> last weekend, fentanyl poisoning, claiming the life of two santa rosa teens. 18 year old logan camper and 16 year old gia walsh. jia's mother sharing memories of her daughter this week. >> she had plans to tra

and there's also drawn settled whether to be found across the us at the moment for north america. but come sunday, california is set to cool down with wet and wintry weather, working its way on shore. the, the have the right, the boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do on a state level. all that i can't support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who go to the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue, whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote, on which is 0, the latest news families, the queen, is what eatable environments often became separated into chaos, leaving the children stranded for in damage childers with detailed coverage, the fathers, mothers, and children. and until every last one is phones, the wolf will never truly be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of how this thing has from proper access to education. the news the ar

our north america editor sarah smith has this report. and i do like your clothing. really?m america that donald trump says are not on offer. why don't you wear a suit? and you refuse to wear a suit. do you own a suit? and in his attitude. for refusing to agree to what donald trump thinks fears for his country. office of the united states of america and attack let's start from the beginning. sure. a full—blown fight. leaders start angrily talking over each other, fingers we're trying to solve a problem. going to feel. we're going to feel very good and very strong. from the war- in the beginning... you're playing cards. with world war iii. for american military assistance so far. have you said thank you once this entire meeting? a lot of times. in october. he's not speaking loudly. your country's in big trouble. can i answer? no, no. i know! you're not winning. you have a damn good chance of coming out ok because of us. mr president, we are stayingl in our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the war. _ our military equipment. have our military equipment, this w

since the beginning of this year. 7 died after these running military lawrence in operation in the north of the territory on january the 19th. and last month, a 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds. unicef reports depths of palestinian children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the previous 16. and at least 187 palestinian children in the occupied westbank had been killed since as well launched its war on gaza were colored. guzman is the general director of defense for children international and palestine. he says it's rarely soldiers and so it was regularly carrying out killings with impunity in the occupied westbank i was beck is goes to the back of the but it's in the go by doing that is and it's subject to the dimension elementary i know is that i as indigo bankable, they have the right to been really investigated for each case. if a children being killed or injured is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of funding was interested in the in depth by $330.00 to enjoy their rights are going to to the dr rights convention on t

it's much dryer across the north for places like indo china, the malay peninsula as well. seeing lots of settled weather with sunshine. we'll see in showers across the philippines, but no more flood. let's hear it's winter for the south of california and into indonesia as we stopped the new week of august. right? yeah, things are looking marching fine for much of the country. there's lots of heat around particular cool central and northern areas, but there is tropical fi icon, alfred, spinning off the queen's in coast. it's going to bring half of this stuff as well as very high waves, gusty winds, and some very heavy rain to southern parts of queensland and northern parts of new south wales sunday in to monday. i think the fits cool down slightly across southern parts of w way past coming down into the high twenty's in terms of temperature. that is, that heat a cool central parts of australia. we could see 45 degrees celsius in some places in the very north and temperatures on as high in new zealand as lots of where the sunny weather to be enjoyed. on sunday, we are going

let's go to the north bay. take a look at a few more numbers here, where we have upper 70s in sonoma at this time. for the inner east bay, we have upper 70s in lafayette, as well as orinda and 80 degrees reported in castro valley, with light winds overhead. even calm in san jose. a beautiful one out there this afternoon. we do have an advisory begins tonight for a coastal statement and then turns into a high surf advisory by tomorrow morning and will go until monday for large breaking waves. so if you plan on spending any time along the coastline, something to be aware of, it will be dangerous out there, not only in the water but close to the shore. meanwhile, a chance for rain arrives tomorrow with a better chance on sunday. snow in the sierra a better look at what we can expect for the weekend coming up. >> all right. thank you. well, it took two. >> long years to repair, but the historic trocadero clubhouse in san francisco, stern grove, is now ready for reservations. we'll check in. set to reopen after it w

air bases and naval bases up and down both coasts of north and south america. and whether the south republics agree or not, the united states is going to put them in there so that so that a foreign enemy like nazi germany cannot get a foothold. the western hemisphere and this is the way we will defend the western hemisphere. but the frontier of the united states is 200 miles off the american coast, not on the rhine river in germany. okay. so those are the arguments back then. now the arguments today, the arguments today are similar, but they are different technologically of add a little bit to the argument of the anti-interventionist. the 1930s. but first, i'll have to say that roosevelt, the interventionist, said air power changes things because now planes can fly, they can inflict great damage on the united states and lindbergh. the antidote or vengeance, who is also america's leading authority on air power. he knew the air forces of all the world because just to remind you, he became famous for flying across the atlantic. and so he had done things, a plane n

and all championship affair between north west rivals preston north end and burnley.e to come — an all—premier league clash between bournemouth and wolves. and later, it's manchester city against this year's surprise package plymouth. it's a game that's been called the biggest in british rugby league history. tonight, super league champions wigan take on warrington in las vegas as part of festival of the sport that also sees england's women take on australia. but can the sport crack america? adam wild reports. the end for a sport desperate for a truly global stage, las vegas the self styled sport capital of the well, seems a fitting place to take our chances. tens of thousands have flown in from the rugby league heartland. australia and new zealand and of course the uk. we will follow wigan everywhere.- we will follow wigan everywhere. we will follow wigan eve here. ., ., everywhere. that is our team. it is a rugby — everywhere. that is our team. it is a rugby league _ everywhere. that is our team. it is a rugby league family - everywhere. that is our team. it is a ru

the first showers just hit the coast of the north bay as the sun goes down tomorrow evening. the first batch of rain moves quickly across the bay area west to east and is followed by scattered off-and-on showers continuing through saturday night and into early sunday. there are plenty of gaps in between these showers. it's not going to rain everywhere all the time. the showers will be out there. have an indoor alternative for any outdoor plans and be ready to dodge showers if you're trying to get out for the second half of the weekend. it will certainly impact our temperatures, upper 50s to maybe around 60 degrees even farther inland. there's another wave of rain that will head our way by tuesday night into wednesday of next week. when you add up both waves of rain together, the amounts are still modest. we're talking about a quarter inch on the low end to maybe a little over a half inch of rain in most locations, a bit more along the coast. some of the forecast models estimate close to an inch of rain. even in the north bay we're talking about less than 1 inch of total rainf

and for the north bay 46. all right. the other thing i want to get to here are those temperatures tomorrow after upper 70 to 80. wow. this is going to hit us hard here. 63 in cupertino, 65 in morgan hill. we'll continue with the mix of 50s and 60s for the east bay. so the shorts, the t shirts, the flip flops we've had out the past couple of days, maybe the flip flops. we are going to need to put that away. sweatpants and jacket weather tomorrow 50 and 60 for the peninsula, 58 here in downtown and for the north bay, 64 in santa rosa on that 7-day forecast. again, best chance of scattered rain thunderstorm chances on sunday, spotty chance monday morning and a few more showers possible next wednesday. we're going to have looks at the wind comingn with this. and also sierra snow coming up at 530. i have to admit, i may have been one of those wearing the shorts, t shirt and flip flops. it was gorgeous. yes, i'm hot in this sweater. yeah, but i'll keep it on all week. yeah, i was going to say this weekend you're going to need

from the north west. we go to where the system working its way across morocco. they've got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today in to sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf, but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that you weather update. the latest news from strikes so us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drama is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in that kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. zalinski saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows perhaps just how much has changed in recent weeks the jail found the leader of the p k. k tools on the curtis group to dispense that follows for decades of fund team a turkey costume for 2000 flights to was coming now and what impacts could it have on so okay, i'm the region. this

we stay dry for the daylight hours, but there are the first hours hitting the north bay coast as ther way across the bay area from 7:00 tomorrow evening through 7:00 sunday morning. once the first band of showers moves out, we'll see more off-and-on showers moving across the bay area, but this intermittent pattern is what we'll see saturday night and throughout the day sunday. one more simulation, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. sunday shows the off-and-on shower activity continuing, not an all day washout, but there are going to be pockets of rain, locally heavy downpours that won't last long in any particular spot, but an unsettled day. in terms of how much rain we expect, this first one likely 0.1-inch to a 1/4 inch, but another wave of rain heads our way the middle of next week and add more rain on top of it. we're still talking a quarter to half inch for most of the bay area, closer to 1 inch of total rainfall for half moon bay, always more in the santa cruz mountains. this is the combination of both the saturday night and sunday rain and tuesday night and wednesday rain. these amou

he's part of north stars elite team of rescue dogs. we caught up with ripping his handler. is they read through some drills in one of them. 3 people were buried in rip successfully, found them all. >> hi, drive. high energy. is really what you're looking for. bravery, confidence. you want them to be calm confidence. you want them to be colin collection. but you want them to be confident in 2 whatever environment you're going in ask a lot of rep to go head for 6 feet under. >> yeah, that's quite an endeavor. good on rip. his trainers say avalanche dogs use their sense of smell mostly to find people buried deep in the smoke in the snow. are the smoke spread a good on rep. he is a amazing and they do an incredible job out there. so that wraps up properties at 6. thanks for being with us. have a good weekend. everybody. be safe. >> and night. ♪ ♪ >> your country's in big trouble. >> the extraordinary clash between trump and zelenskyy. >> wait a minute, no no. you've done a lot of talking. your gambling with world war iii. >> we've never seen anything like that before. >> one of

they brought in north korean troops that were slaughtered in kursk. and they keep going because they got more people. that's the other factor. look, it's, you know, again, we go back to the same point. i'm not going to fall into this trap of the who's bad and who's evil. people can make those conclusions. people have seen how this narrative has played out and where we are today and how this all started and so forth. the point, the point now is it has to end. and the way it ends is you get people to a negotiating table and the president, who is the ultimate dealmaker, knows you don't get people to a negotiating table when you're calling them names and you're accusing them of things, because at the end of the day, this is not a political campaign, okay? this is high stakes international diplomacy and an effort to bring about an end to a very, very dangerous war. >> but you yourself, sir, have said before that that you believe putin is a war criminal, that that is a widely accepted fact. you've called him a butcher, and you've said that as a secretary of

more of those 40s to low 50s across the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. but check out the temperatures after those 70s and low 80s this week. back down to 64 in san jose, 50s and 60s here for the east bay, with 59 in oakland, 63 in concord. also getting that cool weather. moving back san mateo to redwood city, san francisco, 55, in the marina and for the north bay 66 in ukiah, right here for sonoma 64. so we're looking at that scattered rain chance saturday night into sunday, spotty shower on monday, and then we could see a few more showers into wednesday and some sun thursday and friday. so we'll be able to get through this. today i was outside just kind of soaking it up and i was like, okay, it's time to get ready for work. i mean, you just kind of get lost in the sunshine out there. i don't want to go to work. yeah. it's okay. we'll enjoy this. spring is just around the corner. it is, it is okay. i feel that way. regardless of the weather. sometimes. we love having you here, though, garvin. up next, superheroes flying high on the side of a building. th

next, we helped derek up in the north bay. his college landlord did major roof work and put him in a hotel. he showed us a photo of what his apartment looked like there. look at all the equipment. recently, the property owner wanted to move derek back to the complex, to an apartment with three other students. even though derek's parents had leased him a solo pad, derek's frustrated family contacted us. we contacted the landlord. it then cut a deal that keeps derek put and saves his family. about $14,000. if you need us to school the company, here's your homework. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. you too. kris. warmer temperatures this week did impact our sierra snowpack. today, scientists conducted their third sierra snow survey this year. researcrchers hiked o phillips station to measure the depth and water content of the snowpack. this helps them determine how much water will melt into our rivers and reservoirs in the spring. scientists say the powerfu

people are moving from the south to the north of the north and south. but that doesn't mean that they're finding the conflict that they told that they will as, as we saw in, in the report that you uh, you put on the screen time. and these were hoping to find their house as though they were hoping to find some kind of a relief, some kind of services. unfortunately, they went back to the, the mold lift this to. ready the house of the, for the most part i'm and this is really a party bill and will effect not only today, but for the, for the weeks. i need the months to go and you were saying what we've been proposing for a long time that isn't adequate to shelter, especially in the very harsh winter months. what are the graces needs, despite the increase a that's arrived and gaza doing phase one of the things 5 a will of course a needs are tremendous. and i think that's the basic and main challenges. the amount of, of the needs that is, is down there on top of them, of course, shelter, fluid, a clean water, which is still not a reasonable for so many of the

came from, the sixth child of lorraine, a single-chip mom who often struggled to raise her family in north st. louis city. my mom wasn't what some would call highly educated, but she worked hard. she was a very, very wise caring and loving person. she was god-fearing. today, i probably -- i proudly wear her rosary with me and used her bible to take the oath. i learned a lot about life, faith and relationships from her. every time we kids complained about something, she had a simple answer, pray harder and work harder. mom was right. if you work hard and he love the lord, you can get anywhere you want to go in the state, in this country. that's been the guiding principle of my life. whenever we saw something that needed to be done, we didn't complain, we prayed hard and we worked hard. that's what led me to get started in business, that's why ran for state senate, that's why answered governor parson's call to serve as lieutenant that's why i ran for governor. thank you. so this day, this moment in time, it's a win, it's a big win for single mothers like lorraine. my journey has been the exp

it's much dry up to the north of africa, where is the gusty winds? continue to blow the way towards west africa. for the north west, we go to weather system working its way across morocco that got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday. and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today into sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf. but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that she weather update. the have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue, do you want to state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote on which is 0. the you're watching, i'll just say rob, reminder of all top stories this hour has to be ends in garza. all

also some similar weather in the north bay at 46, san francisco 50 and the east bay upper 40s. let's get to the daytime highs. everybody going to feel this this weekend. after those 70s to low 80s we had the past few days. reality is back. winter is here. check it out 64 here in san jose also 50 returning in oakland 59. concord 63. redwood city back to 60. san francisco had some 70. so here we go back down to 55, in the marina and for the north bay, 64 here in santa rosa, 58 in mill valley. so jacket weather tomorrow. and if you're headed up to the sierra, good for the resorts, but watch out for winter conditions. we'll see about 6 to 10in here sunday into monday morning on the 7-day forecast. that chance of rain tomorrow night also into sunday, a morning shower on monday and then some spotty showers next wednesday. i don't see any major storms in the next seven days, so we should be able to manage and get through this. if anything, it is helping out that short term fire danger. so weekend is just about here. let's just call it the weekend already, right? we're pretty much ther

it's just north of the north bay that there is going to be that more widespread and abundant rainfallyou actually have to see some rain. and there's also the potential to see a half a foot of snow through sunday evening across the sierra. so all really great things when it comes to bringing us some rain and we need it. we don't need a whole lot of it all at once and we're definitely not going to get it. no flooding threats today. the chance of rain really decreases into monday but there's like i said, that second storm system that could bring us more rain chances by the middle parts of the upcoming week. so rain is a good thing. again, no flooding threats as well with the rain but don't expect anything too impressive. throughout the overnight hours into tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon it will be cloudy but it's not going to be rain all day scenario. in fact, most of the showers will be earlier in the day rather than later. clearing out into monday and more chances for rain tuesday and into wednesday before much drier and then warmer weather will finally arrive into late next week. so thi

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well the just to mention about the force displacement of almost $40000.00 out of city is in the north and westbank. we just listened from 10 to 14 . let me start, which is i kind of mouth piece for been something that the me a who and his government. but they have a very similar plan of alex ation in, in the, in northern it westbank us. they have also in the northern got some areas tomorrow they will be discussing it for probably a bolt in destroying the parliament to move into the next session of illegal distributed career settlements in the area around jerusalem. for example, here we are in bethlehem. these will involve the 19 you start you to coordinate with supplements both, and it's a run that e v, a, the bethlehem with over the habits also settlers. so eventually the situation on the ground is changing as we speak. give us an idea of how it sees in the west bank right now. it's always been difficult to move about his neck, but not how much of a check points and roadblocks increase it. and what does it? lots of people just trying to move around and live their lives. the well, the

it's much dry up to the north of africa. where is the gusty winds continue to below the way towards west africa. for the north west, we've got a weather system working its way across morocco. the drugs start to p to out as we go into sunday. and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go saturday into sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf. but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that you weather update. the impact of shifting power dynamics. paul, he has to do is flip the switch and he has an authoritarian state divided opinion. you can listen to a person's words, but you should judge that by their arch international conflicts. is there a split in? is to take with jeremy t or any weakness their workshops, and the urgency of climate action, which i'm pretending to be kind of consensus leak and we'll kind of takes on the big issues one out 0 the the the, you're watching out, just a reminder of all top stories this hour,

she launched an operation in the north of the chart tree on january the 19th. and last month, the 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds unit for polt, stats of policy. and children have increased by a by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the previous 16 months. at least a $197.00 palestinian children the occupied westbank of being killed. since israel lord is full of and gauze you speak now to have you ever read who is a political unless joins is from bethlehem in the occupied westbank. welcome have you at so these a terrible statistics on that and with the focus very much on dogs, a globally in terms of global attention. that's been this huge expansion of israel is randy action in the occupied westbank. how does that tie in with israel's approach to moving on with phase 2 of the cx 5? i think i think everything you've been describing all the stuff this 6 you've been presenting. so what is the pro choice from? is it towards all of the occupied by this could have totally, totally, not only in the case of augusta and you can start makin

korea date, north korea rush of batteries, countries like that did not include china, did not include iran, iran upstage on this question. i think countries all over the world, whatever their idea already do not want a precedent of big naples coupling up smaller ones being seen as okay. i mean, i'm actually time don't, it's had this motor wants to blame somehow for invading themselves. i mean, i mean, you government republicans in this town and you ask them privately who is inside the, who's the dictate there, there will say put him in public. they are cowed. they will say they will refuse to say that russia invited you create lots of them. and so what, what the president is here for? i'm trying to think of another country suffering the parts of the well, we haven't discussed those thoughts about it is very ominous. do you think rushes back in the in the g 8 and do you think donald trump is going to throw a state dinner celebrating by them recruiting in the white house? i think that i'm 15 is going to invite trump to the may nights. may day parades and moscow. oh, and that trump will

or it has a clear idea of national north american free trade agreement. right. it's imposed in 1993 really it's, it's and it's, it's negotiated by the george h w bush administration. but clinton is the one who gets it through the senate and house and ratifies it and signs it. and what it does is it, it, it allows capital and commodities to flow freely across the border, but it has no provisions at all for labor. but what it also did was it, it, it did nothing to take away subsidies to us agro industry. right. the 14 trillion dollar farm bill never. it is still in place. the multi phone bill which which buttons cargo and phones when santo and makes kansas corn, you know, cheap. that gets dumped into mexico and mexican mexican mexican farmers and mexican campus. seeing those can compete with it. and so, so within the 1st 5 years of nap to something like 5000000 people lost their farms in mexico and, and the people sign after and design after new, it would create this dislocation. and that's why they simultaneously move, starting to get them to withdraw as the bord

we'll see some wintery features a to the north of that, on the 7 degrees in madrid, on sunday, on the on catching, because to crane agrees to ground the us access to its mineral wealth. but is it really a win win deal is germany's business model in danger of breaking up and can the new governments fix it? plus 1000000000 is, or amassing mountains of money. will the inequality get ever be breached? counting the cost on al jazeera, the us is always of inside $50.00 full right, the world. people pay attention to this one here. and i'll just do this very good that bringing the news to the world from here. for right, this is human appeal has been making the most of your mfc, our team successfully deliver your charity to those who need it most. across the mostly mild, we are feeding, building, caring, tooling, planting, fuel refined, teaching, and helping transform lives. this is messy in action. this is human appeal of the do you want to go to 0 out of me, elizabeth, put on the line to of on top stories. the sour after a heated argument of the whitehouse, ukraine's president for an automat

since the beginning of this year. 7 died off to these ready military launched an operation in the north of the territory on january the 19th. last month, a 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot twins. any safe for ports, deaths of palestinian children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the 16 months before. at least 197 tell us in the in children had been killed since as well launched. it's for on gaza with colleagues guzman is the general director of defense for children, international palestine who joins us from ramallah. thank you very much for being with us. i know that you have worked extensively in this area. can you 1st of all just describe little classify how, how you think i'm in with shots. i mean he was killed by being shot in the back by a soldier from 200 meters away. oh yes. what happens with a man is it was the same or to a pub bandwidth, more than 16 to get in to do it in 2025 been kept in by this time. and that was back without any visa. so a man was visiting is that them and while he was playing in the neighborhood, yeah, this one j

nobody would have thought that in the north, like philadelphia, baltimore, you know, the older cities, people had settled in the ghettos they had made their peace. we could say with a white world and a black world, but they weren't under gun because you could vote in, but you couldn't to the beach there were some theaters you couldn't go to register and you couldn't go to. so there was segregation, but you could still live your life in philadelphia, new york. you couldn't do that in the south. now, why is that important? because who joins black panther party are people who are living in the north because they're already disconnected from the clan. so they don't have fear. they don't have that fear of the klan. but now they have a consciousness who's going to let somebody you know, somebody from the north who's going to let somebody beat them up and you just sit down and you take it. so you had the urban generation of northern and you had some philadelphia and so forth and so on, but on the other end here, this was huey newton and bobby seale's first generation that grew up in the nort

today, african countries find themselves with the legal regimes on land ownership systems, which on north african the only person who tried to change it off the corner. and i vision was dirty, or somebody getting your data in based on parts of africa in the western part of africa. they are lucky that the shift and see is why the thing. so a month we have come people, you will still find a lawn. daniel systems which are based on traditional on us, you pulled line in uganda. you still find what is called the milan system, which is based on the gun the system has been did you do in bring your kids that are the out of the country? that's bad to solve. the problem was of cost if the op yeah. because if the op y'all was never caught on eyes and for that reason the line thing a system of the remains on what's the into. if you live alone line, you go into the area of mine and one of the problems that we are going to mining stepped up is because rely on became individual. and because when line became individual, the influx is that the individuals can now settle on. and we see those problems, you k

the first is north america. roughly 44% of u.s. dairy exports are shipped towards our nearest trading partners, canada and mexico. while mexico has largely been a positive trading partner, canada has not. unfortunately, canada has a long history of attempting to undermine previously agreed to market access, a trend that has continued under usmca. through manipulative tariff free quota policies at a systemic circumvention of usmca's dairy protein export disciplines, canada has cheated u.s. exporters out of the market access benefits promised to them under the agreements and has tried to dispose of growing volumes of artificially low priced dairy protein in the global markets. in 2026, we have a radical opportunity to ensure canada reforms these underhanded practices. second, we have the european union. the skill of our trade deficit with the you is truly staggering. eu dairy producers export $3 billion worth of products to the united states, while u.s. dairy producers export $167 million in dairy products to the eu. the u.s. experts

host: that was francia in north carolina.enny in stockton, california on the line for independents. caller: thanks for taking my call. this was the most embarrassing thing that i saw in television yesterday. jd vance interjected his opinion . just lambasted the president. he didn't disrespect america. that is they are talking point n -- their talking point now. i wish could be impeached along with jd vance. thank you very much. host: diane in ann arbor, michigan on the line for democrats, good morning. caller: thank you. yes, president zelenskyy went into this meeting. his number one asked was for security. that trump would guarantee that putin would not re-invade or start up the war again and break any treaties. trump would not give that to zelenskyy. trump wanted the mineral deal. i think this was a shakedown. this was a shakedown where he put, tried to put, zelenskyy on his back foot and was abusive. so was vance. it was two on one. what kind of policy can zelenskyy expect when he is jumped on like this? i think zelenskyy

we are only 96 miles north to south. we like it that way. it shapes the way we interact. we value compromise, decency. we hear each other out even when we disagree. we pulled together when things are tough. we bury the hatchet. down in georgetown, sometimes literally. civility is a word you don't hear much these days when you watch national news, but in delaware, civility is alive and well. at the same time, we cannot shy away from speaking truth, from taking a stand, from taking a bold step in the new direction, and that, i think, is what this moment demands. in delaware and across our country, we feel unsettled in these tumultuous times. essentials still cost too much and wages for too many are not keeping pace. our schools are not preparing our kids like they should. inequalities are becoming more extreme. it's not just the volume of change that's got people concerned. it's the direction those changes button to take us. that's true if we are talking about our economy, our climate, our -- or our politics. the winds of change hit washington yesterday, as we know. let me

so i don't know if it will come from the north side of hardship on whether it's ira is it was as you go down, go how the show to the you know, finally you go how the ssl so you would tell that would be an issue. how would you know when i assure life and to hundreds handle goals or to kenya and content? georgia turn out later on. so thanks sherwood dollars for the mental issue on the safe on the like many young people here a year after graduating, den king hasn't found a suitable shelf priced out of aging. he's moved back to his home province and the central china, the guy. uh huh. you have to narrow down her new role or the one or the don't all of the suckers shut off on me. i don't think of off on the lot of your whole life from the size of our most valuable mean. yeah, there's definitely new. uh, new use how we should pull it off on the face all the shots and the changing study didn't paging for full use, which cost about $20000.00. a huge investment for his family room. china, 600000000 people from 40 percent of china is population. and just $140.00 a month. well paid office job i