oliver and aden.know you have done lots of segments on this since this bombshell material came out. and i just have to ask you, when fox talks about protection under the first amendment to say whatever they want, that is ultimately the crux of the legal issue in this case. i mean, it's going to come down to that very point. >> and anyonie dominion is goid to prove that fox disregarded the truth here. i think, you know, there is a mountain of evidence that might suggest or show that fox executives and their hosts, their top level talent people like tucker carlton, sean hannity, that they knew behind the scenes that what they were selling, what the network was selling to the audience was bogus. but the truth never made it to the fox viewers, which is really the sad part here. despite them talking in candid terms behind the scenes behind how nutty the arguments pushed by the trump camp were, they never really shared that with viewers. instead, as recently as this week, tucker carlson is on camera, leadin

al-alam tv channel , the equipment sent to bahman includes hundreds of military vehicles that arrived in adenthe south of yemen. they are supposed to be sent to the military under the command of the presidential council of mansouri rushd in alimi, the head of the presidential council of mansouri ace formed a few days ago in the event of the formation of a new force known as the patriotic shield, but about the purpose and mission of the national guard forces to prevent the collapse of the presidential council the mansurians are members of the salafi forces that their own destiny is tied to saudi arabia and in fact they are fighting for themselves, some experts consider the entry of saudi forces to the south of yemen as confusion and frustration. to defeat the yemeni army and ansarallah, but the situation is better than it needs. abu dhabi robot has somehow taken over the situation of the forces known as the transitional council . it wants to emphasize its presence in the situation by sending troops. the uae entered the war in yemen and now to this it has been concluded that victory in the war

few countries that built heavy vessels, but two years after that, when the pirates of the gulf of aden and bab al-mandeb was made unsafe and the oil of the countries was being stolen, the iranian fleet was the first to confront this, and gradually iran's route in the sea was also approved. the iranian letters have different features, such as the bandar makran ship can travel 10 times with one refueling. go around the globe or the letter of martyr soleimani vertical missiles, air and missile cover, and carrier rockets, drones have been added to the fleet of the navy, the army and the irgc, the shahid bagheri frigate will come in the future, and it has a number of floats in it, and drones fly drones , and the weather is always a possibility. it is available to us that all our surface and subsurface floating units, wherever they are located in the world, can easily carry out this operation. about 90% of iran's trade takes place from the sea, so it makes no difference to the naval fleet of the irgc and the army . be it the persian gulf or in distant oceans iran's interests determine their

al-alam tv channel, the equipment sent to yemen includes hundreds of military vehicles deployed in adensouth of yemen. it is possible that they are supposed to help the military under the command of the mansourian presidential council. alimi , the head of the mansourian presidential council, formed a few days ago in the event of the formation of a new force known as the homeland shield. presidency the appointees of the newly formed leadership are salafi forces whose fate is tied to saudi arabia and in fact they are fighting for themselves. some experts consider the entry of saudi forces into southern yemen as confusion and frustration. it has lost and has no hope of defeating the yemeni army and ansarullah, but the situation is better than it needs . abu dhabi robot has somehow taken over the situation of the forces known as the transitional council. it still wants to emphasize its presence in the situation by sending troops, with the design of the uae. there was a war in yemen and now to this it has been concluded that it is not possible to win the war. some experts ask the question wh

problems has been that was so many people trying to flee the highways are blocked even to let the aden we saw many, many trucks carrying in excavation equipment yesterday carrying in trucks full and blankets and pillows. and if those highways are still blocked by people trying to escape, the aid won't be able to get in. we're ourselves worried that when we need gas, we won't be able to get to get it at a petrol station because the lines are so long. people are just afraid because the aftershocks are continuing that there may still be some very, very bad, a bad wreckage ahead and so nobody is really sure nobody is willing to go back in these buildings. everyone is really waiting in fear that there may be more bad scenes to come. terry, thank you very much for now. our correspondent terry sholtes. they're in the quake zone in turkey. meanwhile, rescuers and neighboring syria are appealing for aid corridors to be open to the disaster zone. there. northern syria has already been scarred by more than a decade of civil war. and there are fears that aid could be blocked from areas not held by

where's the original in me is in his ask us worship on the hill light and space, nature and solitude. aden's hope was a place of yearning for the artists. ah no, and their legacy is still alive to this day. artists and art aficionados come to the small town. and if you're lucky you might get to watch one of the current artists at work. ah, just and i know donna is famous around these parts. the 85 year old is a graphic artist, a painter and sculpture. he worked as a sign painter and former communist east germany and came to adam's home often in his youth. in 1992 he moved here for good just like his colleagues from back in the 19th century, he's inspired by the surroundings mm. frenzied us. can you understand that people were fascinated by the atmosphere here? the war facing and fan yardi? yes. you always read that they were inspired by the atmosphere in the fall in springfield, wong o bus, missional girlish. oh, and i'm always inspired to when i see the aud him sky that so unique here on the peninsula. she often dos and of official on the volume building the, the cloud formations are so cle

you can use the aden blue o n. for a symmetry. if you discover a more brown spa, so blemish that has an asymmetrical shape. let a dom itala. just take a look at it. b stands for boundary or border. are the edges fringed or irregular? do you have any suspicious moles or marks like that? so your doctor. c stands for proliferation. not perfect would be black, brown, grey, red or white areas, and many colors that could also be a sign of skin. cancer di stands for diameter. everything which is bigger than half a centimeter could be a problem and a moles or blemishes, that size or bigger should be checked out. e stands for, is the pets elevated or evolving with then it's a risk symptom. so you should go and see your dermatologist and skin cancer is not always obvious, often does little or no pain for quite a long time. check your skin once a month. it's easy with the a, b, c, v e rule. it's also important to check your children's skin for any changes, and have your partner or a friend take a look at your back to. to prevent skin cancer,

aden holloway is right. number 17 by espn. top 100 in the class of 2023. now the point guard. >> leads a merely undefeated prolific prep program for nafta, christian. >> and they're the top ranked front program in the country. also among all his accolades, he can now add that he's a mcdonald's, all american and i caught up with the sharpshooter earlier this week from north carolina who say finding out was actually an emotional experience. he didn't see coming. >> what i was elected in there and gave me that video. i brought my people. i like my family. >> it i i was really emotional. and that may be. all the way back to. begin. >> all the way through. >> and of course, the biggest event of the weekend in sports is almost here for the first time. 2 black starting quarterbacks will face off in the super bowl when jalen hurts. and the philadelphia eagles take on patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs right now, the eagles are actually a one and a half point favorite over the chiefs. things to look out for, though, as we know, patrick mahomes injured his a

you can use the aden blue o n for a symmetry. if you discover a more brown spa, so blemish that has an asymmetrical shape. let a dermatologist take a look at it. b stands for boundary or border. are the edges fringed or irregular? do you have any suspicious moles or marks like that? so your doctor see stands for poly ration, not perfect would be black, brown, grey, red or white areas, and many colors. that could also be a sign of skin cancer. d stands for diameter, everything which is bigger than half a centimeter could be a problem. and a mobile blemishes, that size or bigger should be checked out. e stands for is the pets elevated or evolving with then it's a risk symptom. so you should go and see your dermatologist and skin cancer is not always obvious, often does little no pain for quite a long time. check your skin once a month. it's easy with the a, b, c, d e rule. it's also important to check your children's skin for any changes, and have your partner or a friend take a look at your back to. to prevent skin cancer, avoid d

i asked as la aden tish bash, who's a fencing fellow with brookings institutions, turkey project. well, it's too early to say how this will translate into so poor to or a lack of support for the government. clearly people are very angry, particularly in areas that are affected by the earthquake, but it across the country too. and there is been a slow response. ah, a government agency trying to trap a government agency and search and rescue agency official agencies trying to monopolize the ada efforts and not doing a good job. and i thing on top of it a, clearly a discussion has started in the country about the governance system. is that the case that the governance system turkeys, high per centralized new system is causing some of the failures. so this will inevitably merge into the conversation about the elections and bleed into the electoral issue and on dad, i think existing polarization will continue. it's too early to say in which direction this will change the existing divided whole rise nature of turkish closings. because natural disasters tend to work in both directions, r

with the help of artificial intelligence, her inventor, a british gallery director aden. mellor developed her with a team of computer scientists, will box experts and designers. ada receives the environment to cameras in her eyes, algorithms process the information and provide impulses for drawing. the robot then single handedly determines her creative output without any human intervention. is love us mansion, i'm home. i think what fundamentally interested people about robotics and artificial intelligence is that it's like a replica of themselves. it has something akin to a divine function. good to hear for sure men and creating intelligence where i'm creating another human being mentioned, and i think that triggers the age old human longing to play. god diesel donna got to finish. ah, should we fear robots or welcome them? hello robot is the name of the exhibition at the vitro design museum in the german town of bi alarm rhine. it focuses on our fascination with robots and artificial intelligence. a i for short, and the tense relationship between man and machine. austrian, emily climb c

he know there's that in the mid that, that love to see help while fast mt aden. just give you a quick built edit. just give you checked us. i also give you my hat in the laugh that day. the government of good support is involved with in terms of it transport . and you know, is mobile is now being is supported bay, michigan. so it's, it's very insisting the was, is the, is it 50 visit for this for the prison off but i was in this region. so is, is, is in bob with a friend of theirs. i think he said it will come 1st. bob wendy's. citizens are staying on the continent of africa. 22000000 people are on the brink of hunger in the horn of africa. thus, according to the un, somalia, ethiopia and kenya were hits by historic drought. the beginning laid 2022 to 5, failed rainy seasons in a row. no farming has yet been officially declared though in the region the number of so called acutely food insecure people has almost doubled since the beginning of last year. as a population relies mainly on life stock and agriculture to survive. now nearly 4300000 people are classified

they are bringing aden and they're getting us back. you are going to be missing him?him very soon. i hope. ready? pack your things. thank you so much. you have no idea. it is straight to the hospital for me, so, not a lot of bristol that i will be seeing it for a while. after nine months in the conflict, he is back on british soil. his a story of survival has caught the attention of the newspapers who have given him the nickname, rambo. the call for volunteers to enlist in the ukrainian military came from the president himself at the start of the invasion. "to the citizens of the world," he said, "come and fight side—by—side with ukraine." in what he called the beginning of a war against europe. i can understand why ukraine has been welcoming volunteers who have combat experience to help take on the russian army. but what about those who do not? these guys are getting together for the first time since being on the front lines and they have agreed to share a few war stories with me from months in the trenches. why did you go? i have seen what was going on in the news.

with the help of artificial intelligence, her inventor, a british gallery director aden mellor developed her with a team of computer scientists, robotics experts and designers. it perceives the environment to cameras in her eyes, algorithms process the information and provide impulses for drawing. the robot then single handedly determines her creative output without any human intervention. is love us mention i'm hopeful, i think what fundamentally interested people about robotics and artificial intelligence is that it's like a replica of themselves made. it has something akin to a divine function. good to hear from to him. and i'm creating intelligence where i'm creating another human being mentioned, and i think that triggers the age old human longing to play. god leads of donna godson as to why should we fear robots or welcome them. hello robot is the name of the exhibition at the vitro design museum in the german town of bi alarm rhine. it focuses on our fascination with robots and artificial intelligence. a i for short, and the tense relationship between man and machine. austrian, em

someone exactly like hockey's, mayor aden alisha go yet be always called project. here is a big experiment, whether it's electric cars or the solar power system to bowl. we also have an electric ship. gail before the one day, it's like in a lab mikey, we try to find out if it works in practice from china and how we can go on with that awful me just eyeball ah, in ancient times, hockey was a rich island of 8000 inhabitants. copper was mine, and later the island developed into a center for a sponge. diving. but horatio the former capital, now lies in ruins. the glory days are over. in winter, a mere 200 people remain here. the only one who knows every inch of the island is the priest, father service, a remote monastery and a few churches have survived. but he now has to face more mundane issues. he turned to the municipal representative for advice about electricity bills. in november 2021, greek prime minister carry off us mits of talk is opened up photovoltaic system to fulfill the islands electricity requirements. a co operative opened to all residents was founded.

participate periodically in the humanitarian assistance and maintaining a task force in the gulf of adend that provides access to foreigngn militaries. i was asked to talk about the changes and i think that's a lot to do with the military and one of the thing that stands out is increased with the settings pla used to be suspicious but now has multi- lateral meetings at the shanghai cooperation and shangri-la and starting its own grouping such as the forum the china africa and the latin defense forum. i mentioned the impact of covid which is significant i won't go into detail but the simple one is the office of international cooperation and the defense minister plays a crucial role and also sits on the ccp foreign affairs committee and the liaison with the rest of the chinese government. so you need mechanisms like that the joint staff department they have a deputy in charge of foreign affairs that is actively involved. but to get to the implications very concisely it's a new area of strategic competition most intense in the indo pacific so we will see the us and china use the tools for m

biden. such was part of a special council investigation into his handling of classified material. aden's personal attorney said the president gave his full support and cooperation to the investigation. kimberley hancock has moved from washington dc. they did not pick up any documents with any sort of classified markings on them, but there were some hand written notes that were taken from the president's residence there. the beach house, as it's known, robust beach, delaware. these handwritten notes pertain to time when the president was in fact, vice president under brock obama. now it's important to note that the president, according to his attorney, was aware of the search. it was consensual, the president was cooperative. and this is part of an ongoing search of a number of locations including his private residents in wilmington, delaware. this follow some search where there was also a turning up of documents in a think tank in washington dc which really sort of set all of this off of the think tank known as the pen biden's center. and this sort of culminated in is search for document

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. >> the knicks aden holloway is right. number 17 by the espn. top 100 in the class of 2023. the point guard nearly leads and undefeated prolific prep program from napa prep who never christian rather and they're the top bring prep program in the country. among all his accolades. he can and mcdonald's all american to his list that caught up with the sharpshooter from he was from actually from north carolina. you said finding out the emotional news was. then he expected to be in the moment. >> what i was selected in that video i brought my people. i like my family. it i i was really emotional. and that may be. all the way back to. begin. all the way through. great. >> and the biggest event of the weekend in sports is almost here for the first time. 2 black starting quarterbacks will face off in the super bowl when jalen hurts. and those philadelphia eagles take on patrick mahomes of the kansas city chiefs right now, the eagles are actually a one and a half point favorite over the cheese thing is though, you want to look out as we know, patrick mahomes was did injure his ankle

still learning how to operate far from china's borders. 2008 when they started to conduct the gulf of adensit they conducted was in 1995 into south asia. and with the intelligence collection and the potential slow rolling of activities within the ports and to the extent it really depends the devil is in the details do they on the port through a joint venture own a majority of the port to operate the facilities that is a case-by-case basis you could pull on the threads to see some potential. >> even possibility to sabotage. >> . >> thank you very much to our witnesses we will break as someone who has been who we are training them to do the differentiating factors for us is our values. will see everybody back here.

the student section interrupted when sophomore aden lunch announced that there would be no school the next day because of the snow. and it came just after his team beat their opponents. 57 45? so when and a snow day for the school? that's certainly a night to remember. well, do it for us here on kron. 4 news at noon. let's same things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. olivia de jugar open any snow? i did. i grope a colorado girl. so actually i can pick like that. but when they when we would wait for the call, we would i remember when there would be big snow days. we get up super early like 05:30am, in the morning and wait for that call to come in. and as soon as it came in, it was party time. >> happy that there was no school the next day. that's okay. right. have a great show. thank you appreciate it. coming up today on live in the bay, are you looking to add a furry friend to your family? >> friends of oakland, animal services shares how they're helping animals find their forever homes. then if you're a fan of amy winehouse, there's one local bar that is paid her tribute. >

i donna reporting for us from nor doggy aden. cherokee stella had on the algae, 0 news our. i'm john hendern of chicago. otto were this year, more and more cars are plugging in. now that super bowl we can. but what's the hidden cost of tons of guacamole fans will eat as they watch the game. ah ah. hello. the high temperature is the low humidity. the wildfires continue across central parts of chilly warmth there just a round santiago, right? the way across in to point a series with temperatures getting up into the low to mid thirty's. once again, north of that we got some lie, ve showers into eastern passive brazil pushing up into the west of the country, western side of the amazon. more big down poor sir. we'll see some of that wet to weather to into the northeast of brazil just nothing a little further northwards. venezuela could see some lively showers guy and a french guy. sharon are more st showers over the next couple of days and wanted to share was a possibility to just to cross at eastern side of the caribbean, but not too much to speak of. great rental ish, lottie. f

declaration helps kyiv and it revealed agree just war crimes on aden preston proportions. so much so that some european countries, the united nations oversee organizations for cooperation in europe, including both both domestic ukraine investigative teams have descended on villages liberated to collect, preserve, document war crimes. right now, it is multinational efforts. the united nations independent, last october. it concluded that were crimes ranged from summary executions, unlawful confinement, torture, rape, forced a separation of children and indiscriminate shelling of civilian infrastructure and residential areas i am not a lawyer, and i will, this from the point of view of how this multinational effort and engagement is holding perpetrators accountable and helping ukraine was rendering justice. it has been reshaping not just ukraine domestic and foreign policy, but also the international justice system at large. international relations. the other point of reference i wanted to emphasize is the school of public health has just recently released a report that docum

bigger impact has been covid, what used to happen is they would send 2 or 3 ships out to the gulf of adens, refuel from djibouti and on the way back would make 4 or 5 port calls and do various engagements with foreign militaries on the way back. that serves the purpose of building time. what happened in the covid environment they made the last of those port calls in march of 2,000 and finish their deployment and sailed straight home said they are not doing those things even when doing resupply, they are doing it from djibouti and we saw the video on this. they are loading food in china, shrinkwrapping it, putting it on a costco freighter, offloading it in djibouti to the pla ships so very little interaction with the host government or not. so i think covid has curtailed a lot of that, their ability to do some of these military engagements for the purpose of protecting energy security. they are getting the operational experience in terms of crews and commanders doing operational things which is part of the benefit from them, but i think covid has knocked them off their game. >> i would add