well, let's started off with anthony. it? well, the western regimes are in disharmony with their own people, and uh, that is becoming very clear that the resistance is deep and profound and significant in the west, but the governments are so tied into... designist network uh that we're not seeing action, but who we are seeing action from is uh, do we call them the hootis, now the yemeni because they're taking charge of the yemeny government, the ansar, ansara, the people in the red sea, and the south africans, the yemenies and the south africans have taken major steps, the genocide, the charge in the international court of justice with south africa bringing the charge of genocide directly on israel, this is big, this is genocide we're talking about, of course israel talks a great deal about the genocide it has suffered, now it is imposing a genocide, and it is being taken to task by the united nations court, and that is big, and of course the yemene people, especially the houti element of yemen, have broken open the whole

anthony, anthony, we're getting close now to three months of this genocide. do you think that the world believes that the israeli onslot could not have been stopped if the western regimes had wanted to stop it? well, the western regimes are in disharmony with their own people, and that is becoming very clear that the resistance is deep and profound and... in the west, but the governments are so tied into the zionist network that we're not seeing action, but who we are seeing action from is, do we call them the hootis, now the yemen, because they're taking charge of the yemini government, the ans, the people in the red sea and the south africans, the yemenies and the south africans. have taken major steps, the genocide, the charge in the international court of justice with south africa, bringing the charge of genocide directly on israel, this is big, this is genocide we're talking about, of course israel talks a great deal about the genocide it has suffered, now it is imposing a genocide and it is being taken to task by the united nations court, and that is bi

e-mails between anthony fauci and other virologists around the world and anthony fauci and sort much the anthony fauci of england, maybe the biggest grants of europe. and read the e-mails and get a sense that they're worried and you get a sense they're worried because they go on until 3:00 in the morning. they go on through midnight and his assistants are e-mailing anthony fauci and say, hey, we see this paper, it's from wuhan and it's gain of function research and looks like we funded, but it never went through the safety committee. mysterious, never went through the safety committee got approval. we're unsure how that could have happened. the e-mails have increasing harried nature. you get to midnight and fauci is responding to his assistants saying there will be duties, have yourself on, be up early, i will have duties for you in the morning. at 3:00 in the morning, fauci sends an e-mail to someone named bob, i didn't know who that was until later in the book. head of the safety committee. just like government is and government screws up so much, the safety committee is secret. th

emails between anthony, a guy named jeremy farrar, who's sort of the anthony fauci of england, maybe the biggest dispenser of grants in all of europe. the emails have a harried nature or you know how you can read emails between people. you can get a sense of that. they're worried. you also get a sense that they're worried because they go on till three in the morning. they go on through midnight. his are emailing anthony fauci and saying, hey, we see this paper, it's from wuhan and it's of function research and it looks like we funded it, but it never went through the safety committee. mysterious, never went through the safety committee, got approval, were unsure how that could have happened the emails, having greasing hairy nature, you get to midnight and fauci's responding to his assistant saying there will be do these have your cell phone be up early i will have for you in the morning at three in the morning. fauci an email to somebody named bob kadlec. i didn't know who that was at the time. in fact, i didn't know that for a year or two. two were well into the book. and then i met

is it is widely not because of israel but because of joe biden and anthony blinken.ppeasement, equivocation is a provocation for our enemies, not that they need one but you can see how they conduct themselves very differently under the biden regime then they did when donald trump was president. it has consequences for us, men and women in the theater, are being shot at, they are exposed, this administration has gone week need, they will not attack iran directly but has a voices of isolation and islamism in our own country urging them not to. but that puts our troops at great risk. iran is on the precipice of having nuclear weapons, can you imagine what it will do without. iran has essentially conquered lebanon, yemen, iran is conquering iraq, iran owns hamas, lock stock and barrel, iran has created hezbollah and what is our administration doing, they are funding them all. their funding terrorism and their funding iran, in addition to that, they are making these public relation moves to make the you think that there doing something like the houthis were on the america

-(anthony) kenan thompson. (samantha) snl? (anthony) snl. (samantha) funny. (anthony) funny.hilarious. -(anthony) she is. -(samantha) amazing vibes. -thank you samantha. okay, good answer. (cheering and applause) lily? i'm curious. who do you pick? i guessed suge knight. (everyone gasps) whoa! oh my god! i don't totally know who that is, but... wow. ..his name has been in my head recently. -okay. -then i saw the knight, and i was like, "it's got to be!" (anthony) you do know that the person you name has to be able to come out of this sphere right now? -(laughter) -is he dead? -no, no, no! he's much alive. -that part... uh, he's just "detained" at the moment. -(laughter) -oh my god. so he wouldn't be able to walk outta the sphere right now. -got it. -(anthony) yeah. (laughter and applause) alright, it's time! we've got to know. what name did you guess? so i saw all the clues. i saw the blue jay. i saw the saturday night live. i saw jay-z, i saw obama, and i saw his face in my mind. but i panicked and i put the first comedian named jay that i could think of and that was jay bar

on the other side anthony fauci and those who helpeds in the coverup. if a scientist were to become infected and even if a pandemic were to occur from gain of function research that the knowledge would be worthwhile. i would venture to say the people that lost loved ones in covid would disagree. this is how it begins. they're having conversations and e-mail in a frantic pace and jeremy firar, the anthony fauci of england is having discussion withs his wife. his wife remembers 17 phone calls in one evening and remembers telling him, she's a scientist also, she says to him, maybe you should talk to your family he never intimates who might kill him but worried he might be killed over the knowledge. he bought a burner phone and that will begin in various forms ofno e-mail that are not responsive. one of r fauci's assistance sayg well, don't use your government e-mail. that's a crime. remember hillary clinton, remember all of the discussions and the executive branch has to use the e-mail and this idea we're going to go outside of the boundaries together and

well, thank you both for being with me, starting it off uh with anthony, i mean, other than creating chaos with his massacres, what has the regime actually accomplished? from a military perspective in gaza pose if the objective is to depalestinize israel, they've managed to kill 30 thousand or so people uh with a large number to go, they're pushing them towards the rafa border with egypt, and it's no secret that the objective is to kill as many as palestinians as they can, and force deport. the survivors to other parts of the world, so in a way that if that is the agenda and it seems to be the agenda, that's quite a step into oblivion, guess, into the darkness, not a forward movement, but if if going by their official statements of what they're trying to do, eradicate hamas, that's a ridiculous problem, hamas is... "yes, there is infrastructure, there are people in place, but it is movement, it is an ideology, it, and it's an ideology that has taken a global significance, and if anything hamas is" much more powerful entity now than it ever was in the past, because it's got the attent

anthony hall, professor of global. bridge university out of leth bridge and harley schlanger spokes of russia organization out of postam germany and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm hope to see you right here next time, thanks for being with us, goodbye. 'more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict, what have they done wrong? being born in gaza is not the crime. more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip, and approximately year after the cairo donors conference was held for rebuilding gaza, the reconstruction project is still teatering between the cruelty of the siege and the procrastination of the israeli'. what we are doing here to keep people surviving, we are not talking about quality of life in gaza, if you lock deeply in what is going on in gaza, you will find out big slogan that there is no tomorrow, all agree that the slowdown in the reconstruction is due to the slow process of transferring funds pledged by the donor countries of th

starting it off uh, with anthony. i mean, other than creating chaos with this massacres, what has the israeli regime actually accomplished from a military perspective in? suppose if the objective is to depalestinize israel, they've managed to kill 3000 or so people with a large number to go, they're pushing them towards the rafa border with egypt, and it's no secret that the objective is to kill as many as palestinians as they can, and force deport the survivors to... parts of the world, so in a way that if that is the agenda and it seems to be the agenda, that's quite a step into oblivion, guess into the darkness, not a forward movement, but if if going by their official statements of what they're trying to do, eradicate hamas, that's a ridiculous proposition, hamas is, yes, there is... structure, there are people in place, but it is movement, it is an ideology, it, and it's an ideology that has taken a global significance, and if anything, hamas is much more powerful entity now than it ever was in the past, because

are you happy, sir anthony? yes. tony.his whole story has affected me and has actually stayed with me throughout the whole of my life, really. i also speak to the younger nicky winton actor, johnny flynn... the experience of making it will never leave me. ..and 90—year—old renate collins, whose life was saved by nicholas winton. i'm assuming that's you. that's me. if it's not faith that drives you, what is it? ethics. this is sir nicholas winton being interviewed on the bbc�*s hardtalk programme in 2014 when he was 105. love, honesty, decency... ..ethics. that standard of life. i believe in ethics. and if everybody believes in ethics, we'd have no problems at all. 26 years earlier, another bbc programme, that's life, thrust him into the spotlight after it was handed a wartime scrapbook. that tv show told the true story of how nicholas winton had saved the lives of 669 mainly jewish children. so we told her about him. she said... "i tried very hard to find out who had rescued us. "i even tried the archbishop of canterbury t

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we get an e-mail from anthony fauci of the conversation that is a group texting mechanism., we've all looked at it. it is a fear site that allows them to enter into human cells this is just extraordinary. they are doing the gain of function research. fast forward a year he comes before my committee under oath and it's unequivocally never, ever funded the gain of function research. they change the definition of the gain of function and to the website the day before the hearing and changed theen definition. but even that isn't enough to weasel out of this. they have to be human viruses.im what if you take two different ones and put them together and now they infect humans. you don't know this in advance. we do know that certain of the backbones of the viruses are combined and ten, 20%. there are some the labs are working onni such as ebola that have 50% mortality. he thinks this will happen again but he thinks next time itld cod be 5% or 50%. if you'vee ever read about the black plague or the 14th century, it's hard to imagine what happens when a third of people die and in th

anthony: we have to build our own technology.e are a financial services company with no physical locations, so the only way our product are delivered is through the mobile app or desktop services. by definition, we need technology to do that. in addition, we need processing and operating system capabilities. we bought a company in 2020. galileo is powering about 140 thousand accounts in the u.s. also it has developed a wuite of api's that allows a developer to tap into that, build a direct deposit or early paycheck, payment risk platform. in addition to that we have a technology platform that is a core thinking technology, the operating system for products, multi-product platform. we use it for sofi, by now, pay later. those are the two main products that we sell to third parties. 140 million accounts in the u.s. and latam. ed: your gains are holding around 23%. i talked about that psychological milestone of net income profit. do you finally feel like you are getting some credit? you have been talking about this plan for a while.

and so anthony belcher found himself heading a he to real estate, a and i was very successful. and that's why those people doing work. and i just have time to think about it. and i started to think about this past is being locked away, and i realize that that person wanted life and wanted to do things. so then i left the 2nd life for 5 years. thus began a double life. from monday to friday, she lived in london on weekends with the family and went to the office like continued as anthony. but on the weekends having dressed as a woman, she mingled with people as antonia. and i was going out to be at that time. but for me being able to be getting my step rates felt like double life is being i bed. yeah, i was planning into that task coming to pass in 2003 came the decision to finally transition through gender reassignment surgery and the family comprising 3 children and wife. andrea were suddenly confronted with a new reality for her. it was taken shocking again and it was a long journey of the couple of years. it was lots of things going on. but ultimately she says to me that a to

are you happy, sir anthony? yes. tony, tony. this whole story has affected me and has actually stayed with me throughout the whole of my life, really. i also speak to the younger nicky winton actor, johnny flynn... the experience of making it will never leave me. ..and 90—year—old renate collins, whose life was saved by nicholas winton. i'm assuming that's you. that's me. if it's not faith that drives you, what is it? ethics. this is sir nicholas winton being interviewed on the bbc�*s hardtalk programme in 2014 when he was 105. love, honesty, decency... ..ethics. that standard of life. i believe in ethics. and if everybody believes in ethics, we'd have no problems at all. 26 years earlier, another bbc programme, that's life, thrust him into the spotlight after it was handed a wartime scrapbook. that tv show told the true story of how nicholas winton had saved the lives of 669 mainly jewish children. so we told her about him. she said... "i tried very hard to find out who had rescued us. "i even tried the archbishop of canterbury

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anthony, great to see you, as always.coming back on. >> good to see you, jim. >> good to see you. i guess, what are your thoughts? i mean, listening to trump and some of his closing arguments here -- arguments might be a nice way of putting it, kind of a closing rant. it doesn't seem to be hurting him with iowans. he's on the verge of a blowout. >> well, it's the type of leadership we have today, though. he represents that leadership. he's reflecting hatred. when you say the word, deportation, and you're in ha nation of immigrants, you know there are family members of legal people and citizens here that are getting deported. when you say that the blood of the country, that the immigrants are poisoning the blood of the country, you know, this is american nativism. this goes back to ewe by long and charles limbburg. so, the problem is that there's a large group of americans, unfortunately, that feel the same way as the ex-president. he's an avatar for their anger. they're upset about things. i don't, frankly, think anybody

your secretary of state anthony, blinking towards the daily total of war on civilians and cause like as far too high . he says, error of nations, one better relations with israel, but only when a pass to style palestinian statehood is clear and ecuador threatens to sink the crisis. the president says his country is that withdrawn games placed after a wave of definitely violence, stormy every tv station member kicked off of police officers the and there until berlin. welcome to the program. we begin with roving diplomacy and fears of expanding violence in the middle east and the next few hours west secretary of state anthony blinking is due to meet with palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank. blinking reiterated us support for israel during talks on tuesday with seniors rarely leaders, but he also urged is real to reduce the toll of the war on civilians. in gauze of israel has what happened to destroy him us, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the us. you and other nations, secretary of state um to the blinking is cooling for com in the region to prevents for wa

anthony: putting me on the spot on that one, being the fed chair. i would definitely look at cutting rates similar because of the impact to the real-estate rental and leasing industry, the largest contributor to gdp in this sector, and it has been stagnant. i believe that with prices moderating with the next coming down from 50.3 to 57.4, it is still showing -- it is moderating, so it is showing increases month over month, but i would look at a rate cut. katie: extrapolating these numbers forward, when you think about what we saw in november and in this round of numbers, what does this say about the tone that this sets for 2024? anthony: the 2024, we typically see in january that lull a little bit after the holidays, and then it starts to pick up again at the tail end of the month. our respondents indicated in the semiannual forecast released in december that they felt that the second half of 2024 would be better than the first half. we might see a little bit of lag in that first quarter. but i believe that by february we should seek all indications

the young boy, she bought her 1st portion, 911 as a man named anthony belcher, the cause of my 1st pull show then the some of the young age i i sort of, so i'm not really a boy, and i tried to look away who i really was i realized that the best way to keep it locked away was to keep myself really busy. and through working out of promotion, all the trappings of a successful life met and lovely go, margareta, up, children, up to you know, i was doing all the things i feel that society wants to be today. and so anthony belcher found himself heading a he to real estate a and i was really successful and that's why those people doing well. and i just have time to think about it. and i started to think about this past this being that i looked away and i realized that that person wanted life and wanted to do things. so then i left the 2nd life for 5 years. best began a double life. from monday to friday, she lived in london on weekends with the family and went to the office like continued as an anthony. but on weekends having dressed as a woman, she mingled with people as antonia. and i was goi

what anthony has to anthony scaramucci has to say to that. up shortly, that. coming up shortly, we'll live in the house of we'll be live in the house of commons rishi will commons because rishi sunak will be on the be giving a statement on the latest of joint latest round of joint airstrikes. anywhere sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> well, yesterday we were reporting on storm isha and all the destruction there and the travel chaos. and now the uk is bracing for the 10th named storm of the season. that's as high winds and rain of storm josslyn make their way across the country. >> was it asia or asia? did we decide? >> in the end, i think we decided asia, although i think i called it asia. most of the show, uh, the, the met office has issued dangerous to life has issued a dangerous to life alert across parts scotland alert across parts of scotland that's to flying debris. that's due to flying debris. >> and there's other smaller warnings northern warnings ready for northern parts of england as well. let's cross to northern cross live to our northe

and so anthony belcher found himself heading a he to real estate, a and i was very successful. and that's why those people are doing well. and i just have time to think about it and i started to think about this past as being that i looked away and i realize that that person wanted life and wanted to do things. so then i left the 2nd life for 5 for the decision to finally transition through gender reassignment surgery. and the family comprising 3 children and wife, andrea were suddenly confronted with a new reality for her. it was taking shell can again, and it was a long journey of the couple of years. it was a lot of things going on. but ultimately she says to me that a tony with a why is anthony tony with the why had died and she will and his dad. but there's this all the time in a turney with an i was still here and still in my life. and i'd really like us to stay together and that's how it really help me. as far as problems go. there's just one house. that's why when mashing the pedal in her pushes, antonia is usually alone. she doesn't like driving. so even when we're bei

so it certainly a charged atmosphere in the west bank, but the us secretary of state anthony blinking will be entering when he goes to mace palestinian president mark with a boss. so that's right, and we're expecting that meeting will take place around 2 to 3 hours from now. elizabeth, there's a lot of expectations about this meeting, but of course the last time that us secretary of state anthony blinking was here in the middle of the meeting with proud sydney and president would i best really, very little came out of that meeting. in fact, that meeting lasted even less than an hour the last time that he was here. now, yesterday you had the secretary of state blinking a he had met with numerous has really officials, including the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and he gave a press conference in the evening and tell it be in which he stated that he expected is really officials to do more to allow the palestinian leadership to govern palestinians and not make it so difficult for palestinian leadership to govern. palestinians going forward. and also to for their to be this pathway for

well, this all comes as the us secretary of state anthony blinken 0ur north america correspondent anthonyand sent this update. us secretary of state antony blinken has a number of goals for this, his fourth trip to the mideast since the october 7th attacks. he wants more humanitarian aid to reach civilians in gaza. he wants hamas to release remaining hostages held in gaza. he also wants to try to keep this conflict from spreading throughout the region. that is going to be a challenging task given recent missile attacks from houthi rebels on shipping in the red sea, attacks on us military bases in syria and iraq, as well as the growing conflict between israel and hezbollah in northern israel and southern lebanon. antony blinken also wants to begin a conversation with israel and with the regional powers, arab powers, about what happens after israel winds down its military campaign in gaza. there are some very real differences between what the united states envisions for palestinian self—rule in gaza, what israeli officials have proposed so far, and what arab partners to the us would be will

out, let me bring caleb into this, since you mentioned the united states, the secretary of state, anthony blincon is in the region as we speak, caleb, last month we saw the biden administration approving hundreds of millions of dollars worth of munitions, they bypass congress for israel, and it was the second time in just last month, while at the same time anthony blincon is calling for increase in military. uh humanitarian aid into the gaza strip and uh and end to mass civilian deaths. um, are we to take the us seriously? should the international community, the world take the us seriously? while it helps the uh israeli regime with diplomatic and military uh aid, it is at the same time calling for an end to mass civilian casualties. well, what this crisis? and the past four months since october 7th have revealed is how beholding the united states really is to israel uh because the entire world is filled with nothing but out. rage and disgust at the israeli atrocities that are taking place, but yet uh the us government officials, not the us public mind you, but the us government officials

you're in tel aviv earlier anthony. blinking was there. he was speaking before leaving israel and obviously in a after having met yesterday, he is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what do you have to say? well, it's been an intent stuff few days for him where he's been doing another mid least . and so he's already met with a number of our countries. he was here and is road. yes. today he had back to back can be things with everyone from the prime minister to the war cabinet, which is me thing at the moment. so and also with the sion but it's as well as some of the families of those still held captive because this started much for him. he covers international pressure as we've been hearing from tubs of that on israel is increasing, especially with this case, but starting tomorrow, he's supposed to be stall, said his statement, saying i'm calling it merit less and said, if anything, the ones that should be under attack, all the likes of how my son has butler especially for carrying out the october 7 attack he's just been speaking du

let's start with the visit of the us secretary of state anthony blincon. it's very clear for the palestinians that the american administration is not only supporting israel, they are supporting israel with aid, equipment, weapons and even some were speaking about sending american soldiers in a way or another to fight with the israeli forces against the palestinians there in the gap. blincan arrived in the occupied territories and israel, he met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. there were no talks about the cease fire or at least in the statements he didn't mention that the american administration supports or is calling for seats fire. he came here to ramala and he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas at the same time palestinians went to the streets, they protest the visit of blincon and they were demanding palestinian president mahmoud abbas not to receive a blink and palestinians were holding banners saying that blinkin and the american administration or the american administration is complicit with israel and that the war on the c

this is what anthony blank and had to say. >> this is a conflict that could cause more insecurity and suffering. from day one, among other priorities, we have been focused on working to prevent the conflict from's writing. >> reporter: it is expected the secretary of state will be in israel later today where he will speak to officials not just about the spread of the conflict but the next phase of the conflict and also about the endgame to all of this. we have been hearing that some of the noises we heard from some of the right-wing members of benjamin's coalition about the mass immigration of palestinians is not israel's wish. the question of where and how this finishes looms large in the conversations that will take place between anthony blank and in his israeli counterparts. it is important to remember amidst dire warnings, we have been hearing over the weekend that on average there have been 10 palestinian children that lost one or both legs every day since october 7. a important reminder i think of what this has meant for survivors in gaza, something top of mind for anthony blank

lo ultimo de ella hasta para otras veces que queria correr ella para paola si tengo que decir que anthonyreo que el problema de nikki haley es que para ganarle a trump tenia que ganar ese voto independiente, a esos moderados y a algunos democratas porque no no funciono? >> porque simplemente no tuvo el coraje de realmente presentarse como esa alternativa a donald trump. >> ya tendria que haber presentado como esa antitesis de trump, esa persona que tiene otra historia moral y espero de hacer eso no coraje de atacarle con sus politicas de atacarle, porque incluso hubo momento no nos olvidemos que donald trump la llamo terminos racistas, l llamo, se burlo de su nombre y nikki haley no dijo mucho, no dijo nada, y al final lo estamos viendo. >> los republicanos quieren a donald trump porque ella no pudo ofrecerles otra alternativa real. >> asi que, anthony, estoy de acuerdo. >> paola, ¿y crees que cual va a ser el reto mas importante al que se va a enfrentar el presidente biden en los siguientes meses? >> meses a ver yo creo que lo mejor que les puede pasar es esto no ese candidato a los que

also on the program, us secretary of state anthony blink and continues his diplomatic tor while visiting cat katara, he warns that the conflict in gaza could quote, metastasize to the wider region. the top us diplomatic also urges the protection of civilians and preserving palestinians right to live in the territory the unpopular fully ass. welcome to the program. bangladesh has routing parties swept to victory in sundays election. the countries election commission says prime minister, shaken, seen as a why me lead as one more than half the seats in the countries legislature that gives her a 4th consecutive term as the countries leader. but in a poll, boycotted by the main opposition that drew low turn out and was marked by violence . a prime minister shake has seen a custom her ballot in an election without the real competition. after 15 years in power, she faced few obstacles on her way to another 6 year term domain, a position binding about dish nationalist party, the b and b like caught to devote, accusing her of a brutal crack down to his siena. it seems of little consequence. i hav

i want secretary of state anthony blinking hopes to achieve on his latest visit. well, broadly speaking, he has a 2 fronted emission there. the 1st is that he wants to remind is really government of the american viewpoint in terms of how to conduct this war and gaza. it is known that washington is pushing israel for lower intensity operations involving fewer troops instead of the mass of aerial bombardment that israel is currently conducted . the idea there being that few of our troops could lead to fewer civilian casualties, or at the very least could enable more ease in terms of a distribution, humanitarian aid. the 2nd priority for blinking would be that he's trying to, of course, head off on a wider escalation of the israel, a gaza conflict into a regional war. i made clashes with iran about the proxies in lebanon, and in the red sea. it's worth noting that this is a 5th visit to israel. it is just one country on a 9, a country tour of the region. and it clearly underscores just how concerned washington is at the prospect of this turning into a wider regional

and legacy, also coming up on the program shuttle diplomacy in the middle east, secretary of state anthony blinking it arrives in israel as it continues, has been to prevent the war and gone. so from spreading into a wider regional conflict, the under, until berlin, welcome to the program. the world of sports is morning, the passing of a german football icon from spec and by what has died at the age of 78. back in by what was one of the most successful players and soccer hoping clinched the world cup for germany, both as a player and then as a coach. but later in life, back in bower was accused of bringing corruption to the beautiful game. there's a look the life of the man, germany called dekaiser, or the emperor. he was one of the most famous germans in the world, france, beckon's, iowa. everywhere he went successful to attend his entire life in so i can do for the people i was born of i go in and people say that vote goes have punctual voted anticipating i think that i have all of these characteristics onto the category. okay. second valid was a post war child born in munich in 1945, he

live in levi stadium anthony florez nbc bay area. back to you. >> thank you i am looking forward to hearing from them. what a game! rain, wind, heart stopping when. tonight the for nana fateful had to brave the storm and a little torture, may be a little bit more than torture to watch their team clenching divisional playoff victory. let's check in with nbc bay area's marianne favro so out there where fans are celebrating. >> these niner fans are ecstatic. what a game, they are soaked but satisfied. >> for niners fans the weight and nailbiting is over. everybody streamed out of levi stadium knowing their team is one step closer to the super bowl and tonight's roller coaster ride of emotions is finally over. the hard part was staying dry the whole game. some 70,000 fans filled levi stadium and most were wearing the same fashion statement, a plastic poncho. in fact, the ponchos of the top- selling souvenir tonight followed by knit caps as fans dealt with wind, rain and chilly temperatures. >> it is too cold. >> daniel martino said he st

main opposition, which cooled the contest. unfair also on the program, but us secretary of state anthony blank and continues his diplomatic tor. it's aimed at containing the conflict in gaza and boosting aid to palestinians. the goal site is a key mediator between israel and thomas the unpopular phone any as welcome to the program, bangladesh. this ruling party has swept a victory on sundays election. the country's election commission says prime minister shade, cuz he knows a why meek has one more than half the seats and the countries legislature that gives her a 4th consecutive term is the country's leader. but in a poll, boycotted by the main opposition that drew low turn out and was marked by violence . a prime minister shaken, seen a custom her ballot in an election without real competition. after 15 years in power, she faced few obstacles on her way to another 6 year term domain a position bind club dash nationalist party. the b and b like caught a devout, accusing her of a brutal crack down to has seen a. it seems of little consequence. i have to go to home to home and billions par

your secretary of state anthony, blinking the warranties of the daily total of war and civilians and gaza is far too high. he says the invitations one relations with israel only when a pass to palestinian statehood is clear. and the president of ecuador declares war on truck games. this after a wave of violence, including the storming of a tv station and the kid. now the police officers, the american berlin, thank you very much for joining us. we begin with roving diplomacy and fears of expanding violence in the middle east. us secretary of state anthony blinking has met with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu and israel's war cabinet. lincoln reentry did us support for israel and stressed that all hostages held him gauze and must be returned. but he also had warns of warning for israel seeing the daily tool, the war and civilians in gaza as far too high washington's top, the diplomats arrives in israel. the latest stop in the week long to of the middle east. secretary of state anthony blinking is cooling for com in the region to prevents for war in gauze from spreading of

berlin tonight, the us urges is realtor planned for peace with the palestinians, secretary of state anthony, blinking warning to the daily total of war on civilians and garza is far too high and he says air of nations want relations with israel but only when a pass to a palestinian state is clear. also coming up in ecuador, on the government storm, a tv station, police search for a convicted, what cartel boss and the president valves to restore law and order. the i bring job is good to have you with this. we begin tonight with the diplomacy and worries of an escalating more in the middle east us secretary of state anthony blinking has met with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his more cabinet lincoln reiterated us support for israel and the return of the hostages held in garza. but he also sounds as a cautionary note warning that the daily total of the war on civilians in gaza is far too high. washington's top of diplomats arrives in israel. the latest stop and a week long to of the middle east secretary of state anthony blinking is cooling for com in the region. to prevents

anthony blinking saying again as he touch down and bell rang, the next stop on his middle is to a game reiterating that must have boss of allison in president was very open to the discussion. very open to the suggestions that the secretary had full the palestinian authority. now as we've been can, is he namely to push what the usa is as a potential, a post of gauze, a post conflict, the scenario. and that includes yes, as you mentioned, steps towards palestinian statehood that 2 state solution. that means a palestinian states living side by side in his riley states. and they're also here to push what they see is a potential outcome of the palestinian authority would be a governing power would be a substantial leadership role in gone to the once the conflict comes to an end just whether or not they going to be able to we know if uh the as riley is on that matter of course remains to be say, based on sleep against the palestinian authority, having any leadership role in a post. how must will gauze and will come tonight. that was our rebecca rid of the reporting from jerusalem ecuador, as