we set the date of april 10 preliminary. what happened later on is that on the fourth of april, he .eployed his forces to destroy he so there was no agreement. -- so there was no agreement. my message to him was very clear. meetings -- but a military step to enter tripoli is nothing but a failing adventure. that is what happened. question, the second is that he is trying to market -- for the attack and aggression. he claims it is war against terrorism. that is what i mentioned in my speech. canot think anybody discredit government war on terrorism. the other has to do with the distribution of war. the terminology is not correct if we want to use proper terminology. we should say ideal distribution. 75% -- 65% of salary. spent on health, infrastructure, social services. what portion of wealth are we talking about to distribute? all the be and are receiving what they are due. reason is the fighting militia. started these steps. we are not waiting for this war to end. we started it. we took some serious steps swimming enter tri

back in april. doesn't seem all that long ago when we lost out israeli election. people making the wrong predictions say we will have to wait and see exactly how thiss one. turns out indeed in our analysis and reaction. continues we move on to of real change tone now. a fury and stick to. the american version of the program dancing with the stars. yes absolutely there was a huge. fuss. not expecting too much of himself at to be fat i read it have the need to shake my pc let's take a look. for ourselves that we can judge. because it is the spice girls for fabulous it's supposed to be a cell phone. i believe or the sound but i'm not quite sure. what to go to my. room don't think and but anyway yes. maybe we can see some warm bacon itself in the foot what it was but then when i entities in days i we could have a look at these images again because they all left repeating i think it's fair to say i am look the people want to impress the daily beast says it was the most embarrassing don't think the stones debut. effort i. wanted to touch is was unimpressed using it like

this is april 14th. goes to bed the night of april 14th. he's not going to see april 15th. why? well, unbeknownst to nairn, another indian agent, a guy by the name of john wright, is also in pokatolaigo that april. and it's safe to say that wright and nairn really can't stand each other. they're competitive, they're constantly trying to undercut one another politically and economically. and so wright is in town that april 14th to try to undermine nairn's activities and negotiations and he's doing it, though, in a way that sends a shudder of absolute fear and dread down the spines of yamisi chiefs and elders. wright promises to enslave the yamisi if they don't agree to his terms. this doesn't sit well with the yamisi. so, here's what happens. nairn and wright are dragged out of their lodgings that evening in pokatolaigo. nairn is dragged and affixed to a pole in the town center. he's confused. he's been slapped around a little bit so he's probably quite scared. as you would imagine. gets -- probably gets a look around. tries to get his bearings. he, no doubt, saw wright being dra

not among them was april. april, in fact, hadn't seen ashlea for a few days.mance had hit a bit of a bump. >> that night we -- we talked briefly about me coming over after i got off work. but then i went home. >> reporter: but someone else was there. her name was alexis torres. >> alexis torres was the last person to see ashlea alive, and was the actual last person to leave her apartment. >> reporter: that is certainly somebody you'd wanna talk to. >> obviously. yes, sir. >> reporter: alexis said she and ashlea had gone to an early thanksgiving dinner with friends in ashlea's complex. so you had thanksgiving dinner, and that was -- >> i think it was from 12? >> reporter: sure. and then hung around for the afternoon? >> yes. >> reporter: but ashlea had to work that night. >> ashlea's shift was supposed to be from 7:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. and alexis agreed to come over during the time she was working to basically take care of ashlea's dog. >> reporter: then alexis told the police and later us that she went back one more time after ashlea got home from work. how

about april, 1752, and 1753 and earlier. one can see that all three pieces of evidence agree that that james hamilton jr. was probably born in 1752 or early 1753. based on the timeline, it appeared that he was born on the also island of st. kitts. the name of rachel's partner is not mentioned in the record of the divorce court proceedings. instead, this person is referred to as the un-summoned person. in other words this person was not summoned by the court, was not present during the hearings and the court did not hold him accountable for any actions. nevertheless record states that the man's name mentioned to the court which will not be entered into the protocol book. james ash also testified rachel lived with the same person and that the children were her and his children and he had heard of the common reputation. it is thus clear that jemima and james ash knew the identity of james hamilton and reported it to the court, which means that rachel's first husband knew hamilton's name as well. it is likely that him and others

and what is the mood like now as the 2nd election is in the since april. you know the very shaky coalition projections ahead even after this one people have a lot of faith. well i think you know there's a lot of cynicism going into this election was just speaking to a couple who were cast it were about to cast their vote ballots i asked them how was the lead up to this election how was the campaigning and they said it was worse than the one back in april that there was a lot more hysteria another person told me that this election is really the only thing that was discussed is whether binyamin netanyahu will stay or go and nothing no substance in there so certainly people a lot worried many people will tell you that if they're worried about the future of democracy in this country they're also worried about how the country is hearing and no one is expecting a result to be much different than the one back in april so many will tell you we're going sort of a neck catch 22 situation tomorrow will be exactly like the day after of the april election the negotiati

but as the protests continued into april, general salah surprised the nation.d bouteflika's election. now, in a dramatic change of direction, he appeared to side with the people. 0n the evening of the 2nd of april, on national television, president bouteflika resigned. abdelkader bensalah, a loyalist insider, replaced him as interim president — and the upcoming presidential elections were cancelled. time had finally run out for algeria's longest serving president. the euphoria was short—lived. bensalah, the interim leader, declared there'd be new presidential elections on the 11th ofjuly. but the people were now growing bolder. they were demanding a total break with the old regime. and they were determined to remain peaceful. also calling forjustice were algeria's lawyers and magistrates, including zubaida. still seemingly siding with the protesters, general salah had ordered a series of high—profile arrests. millionaires, ministers and intelligence chiefs were all taken away for questioning, culminating with said bouteflika, brother of the former president and

i think we're back to square one really we're back to april and so many ways because not only is the proximity between the 2 leading parties who are white and likud but the coalition they can make is also does not really go beyond 60 seats without the participation of the asserted but to know for netanyahu or the participation of the palestinian arabs for guns now you said bitter and i've already said they would not go with a limited coalition with netanyahu alone so that's a. gun said he will not have a coalition with the palestinian arabs and most of the person at the do not want any such coalition so that's out the only option remaining is that the 2 parties go into the so-called national unity government is in fact national jewish unity government because it basically excludes the palestinians and the arabs and for that to happen this seems to be a good number of conditions including for blue and white party that netanyahu could no longer serve us prime minister because that's all remember this is in so many ways a referendum not brigs it a referendum over not the now over the co

april 14, 2020. on that day there would be national assembly elections. all 300 seats in the legislature are up for grabs. there's a lot of reasons why it is important but let me focus on one of them. that's the amendment for the constitution of the republic of north korea. under article 130 the president can propose amendments to the constitution. article 130 also provides that proposals to amend the constitution must receive at least two thirds of the vote. after that, it goes to a popular referendum in the popular referendum only a majority to approve. they could very well get the simple majority because after all, he is counting the votes. the most important thing for the opposition, those that want to preserve their democracy is to make sure that they take back control of the national assembly. the main opposition party, the liberty korea party currently holds 110 of those seats. some small conservative parties hold a scattering of others. it's important that they actually get at least 100 seats and hopefully more. it's now also a time to safeguard r

well certainly back in late april there were victory speeches that proved to be premature so this time what we saw really is maybe a more politically mature benny gantz. sort of coming as saying seems that. israelis have voted for us the politics of division and of hatred of benjamin need 10 you know have been rejected by the he said very clearly you'd have to wait for the final results which should be out on wednesday before really claiming a victory now we did say that he had already reached out to political factions but he singled out during liberman the leader of b. to me israel who is said to is describe really by many here in israel as the king me in this election depending on who he will give put his weight behind that would be really a crucial decision really behalf of lieberman now he also said that he was willing to try to form a national unity government if he didn't manage to form his own sort of center left coalition it always start with consultations on friday most probably with president rivlin and after that you will have this sort of very. behind closed doors kind of m

of all parties is voter apathy and that might lead to a low turnout it was just under 70 percent in april and parties fear less than that may mean more votes going to more extreme parties there was also a lot of security in april some people working in the voting stations complained of intimidation even violence from some people server are numb precedented 14000 police officers on duty and 3000 observers wearing body cameras this election is for about change change that policy. it's a bold change i think it will be divided again yeah because it's really close it's so it's hard to chose that the country is split in so many different ways that it's very sad the polls will close at 10 pm local time and soon after there'll be an early exit poll which will give a good indication of the way the vote has gone and then there could be weeks or months of political horse trading to decide who will be israel's next prime minister. turkey's president says there's been progress towards a political solution to the war in syria russia hosted the leaders of iran and russia in ankara talks focused on provi

this indicates a birth around april, 1752. given the same parameters, james hamilton would have been born, given that it was about two years ago was also imprecise, james hamilton jr. would be born between october 1750, and april, 1753. additionally, james ash testified that he knew rachel on the witness was on st. 1750 1, 1752, and 1753. had one orw her, she two children. this means that the older child must have been born in 1753, or earlier. consistent with the other two records. the three pieces of evidence point to james hamilton jr. being born between february, 1752 and february, 1753. 1752, and 1753 and earlier. all three pieces of evidence agree that james hamilton jr. 1752 orably born in early 1753. based on the timeline, it appeared that he was born on the island of saint chris. partner is rachel's not mentioned in the record of the divorce court proceedings. instead, this person is referred to as the un-summoned person. in other words this person was not summoned by the court was not person by -- and this person was

if you compare what happened in april 2 what is happening now, is the situation different now?s there any reason to think, regagardless of the election results tonight, is there any reason to think it will be easier for netanyahu or for mr. gantz to form a coalition government easier now than it was five months ago? tania: definitely not. definitely not for benjamin netanyahu.u. at the moment, he is fallingng short of the 61 seats he needs. what we are looking at isishe other smaller parties. you haveve those parties who already have pledged loyalty to the likikud, traraditionally foe coalition, like the ultraorthodox parties and the right wiwing party. but then he needs another coalition partner. we all know that the last time he tried to form that coalition, it was victor riley big men who did not want to go into coalition with him. he could be the kingmaker a aga. the question isis, would he g go with netanyahu this time? this i is a really big question mark. i think most analysts would believe he would n not do so. it is nonot easier than before. you hahave to remember, pri

always a long shot in truth the results when you break them down are very similar to the results in april the only difference is that the is that the small party was it was a small party run by all the lieberman has a stronger showing and they have now promised not to go directly into a right wing government they keep saying they insist on a unity government so as all the different possible permutations that would seem to be the most likely one that there would be a unity coalition between the khud blue and white the challenger party and the dirt lieberman's party but there's a long way to go before getting there because blue and white has set one very tough condition they say as you point out they will not go in with likud which means that with likud underneath and yahoo which means that the could would have to break one of its major promises to exult and that is that they have sworn loyalty to keeping the 10 yahoo as the candidate for prime minister so there will have to be a compromise if that kind of government is to be established if there is no compromise that government won't happe

the polls in its 2nd national election in 5 months benjamin netanyahu tried to form a government in april but failed to meet disagreement with ultra-orthodox parties this time he's facing a stiff challenge from former army chief bennett gaps in the race is said to be too close to call. another election campaign is over for the 2nd time in the year israelis are going to the polls. here at a polling station in jerusalem voters have different hopes as to who should form the next coolish in government. is a frustrated that we have you know within 6 months we have to go again though i think our biggest problem is our lack of unity and this election actually is the 1st time that i debated basically until i stood there and i generally no one going to vote for and today i had no idea until i walked in there and decided i don't know if i made the right decision the most important thing for me is the social issues i think that we have a lot of work to do and i think that the current government didn't exactly do what it should or could so i think after 11 years with an attorney you know we can try a

1st i won't tell you for whom one with results this close israel faces the same situation it did in april selection netanyahu and his right wing bloc failing to get a 61 seat majority. extensive political negotiations are expected to begin even before the final results are announced later this month. in the studio now is d. w. reporter maya schweitzer who's reported for us from israel hi my it looks like this result is too close to call walk us through some of the possible outcomes in our years here where well there's a lot to digest the sense neither of the big parties managed to get to 61 votes 61 seats in the parliament on their own what they have to now do is coalition building which means of course your i turns to you what. the biggest parties are sort of 2nd and 3rd on the list one of those is a secular right wing party called. led by avigdor lieberman this party was in his coalition up until earlier this year when it decided to leave the coalition and that's what precipitated this whole thing really in the 1st place and they have said that they are looking for a unity government no

data from the office for national statistics show the uk economy shrank by 0.2% between april and june the first time since 2012.and uncertainty over how britain will trade with europe is affecting uk business, as many adopt a wait—and—see approach. the society of motor manufacturers and traders says investment in the car industry is down by almost 75% to just $108m in the first six months of the year. uncertainties surrounding britain's chaotic exit from the european union is vexing investors, but markets are nervous after news that us manufacturing sector contracted for the first time in three years, the latest sign the us—china trade war is denting industry. rico hizon is in singapore. then! —— ben! then! -- ben! can you sum up how this news is reacting in the us? we've seen stock markets bounce higher in midday — wednesday trading led by hong kong and the chinese markets after a report showed growth in the mainland service sector exhilarating the broader economic headwinds. the development in the uk and also in the us, not having much ofan impact and also in the us, not having much

on april 11th on that day. >> is there evidence that they crossed paths. do you know. >> we don't know. the four years we put him, i found in my father's photo album, a little black and white photo, headshot. we do turn it over, there was a name on the back. the young man whose pictured is, i couldn't decipher the name. it was 1945. i thought well, my father held up we put a soda for decades. who is this person. so i knew some., was going to show it k to giselle. it's a time thing. i said look at this. and when he said i must've known that person. these people who are still alive at that late date in this genocide, probably knew each other. but when he held out hope pretty you will find the answer to the story. so for the last surviving people. the solidifying, w there is a vy personal connection. my father story and history. the "cbs 2" broadcaster is94 the in april of 1945 gives a harrowing broadcast were essentially talking to some of the survivors about the fact that franklin roosevelt had died that week. that week of liberation. buddy closes we put by

the item before you was continued from april 25 hearing. a reminder of this project which is located on 42 ord court. the site is currently developed with a 1430 square foot, two-storey single-family home with a 320 square foot occupied dwelling unit at the ground floor. the project proposed to lift the existing structure 2 feet. two floors will be added to the top of the rear portion of the structure and a four-storey additional addition will be constructed. the existing structure is 4,475 square feet. unit one, the new accessory unit will be 932 square feet. and there will be a one-vehicle garage proposed at the ground floor. the project is seeking conditional use authorization on a parcel that will exceed gross square floor area of 3,000 square feet while adding a new legal unit. the property has a 15-foot front setback, and therefore the lifting of the building by 2 feet requires a variance for an encroachment into the front setback. on april 25, 2019, this project was heard and continued by the commission to give staff additional time

different former army chief benny gantz didn't repeat his premise filled victory declaration from april instead his tone was a man ready for a grave responsibility and if he had thought so we need to be patient it wasn't an easy mission as we see now netanyahu did not succeed in his mission we in comparison proved to the idea of blue and white succeeded big time and his head to stay it was equal vindication for them a lesson you know his former ally who collapsed the coalition talks pushed his secular agenda and nearly doubled his israel between 2 parties vote. we have only one option a national liberal government made up of israel by to newer and liquid and and white the presumption is that he demand likud 1st replace netanyahu was leader but that's something it shows no sign of readiness to do a haven for. a couple netanyahu is the leader of the lake could support for him is strong and in times of crisis it gets stronger it all came after a friend etic final day of campaigning against aping netanyahu is tactics urging supporters off the beach telling him his party was on the verge of

to newt voters defied predictions of fatigue and turned out in larger numbers than the last poll in april many say it's time for netanyahu to go. has probably run his course. this time has passed. as well though it was so odd netanyahu is like a phoenix when we think he's finished he rises up again but i really hope the government will change. i think it was a good leader but i think it's about time to end the chapter with. netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke the spell. yeah is that going to be the case where does this result leave benjamin netanyahu correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem she gave us this is. what i mean it's a major setback and he seems to be have be really in a in a weak position though after this revision of the elections he said last time to put a coalition together and he failed to put a coalition to his liking reese would have been a right wing coalition with the also talks of parties and this in light of course over his legal troubles he faces possible indictment over corruption

was forced to resign in april after nearly 20 years in power. the taliban says it will revoke it span and allow the red cross to work in afghanistan is it excluded the group along with the world health organization back in april accusing them of carrying out suspicious activities during baths and nation campaigns the taliban also says it will guarantee the security of red cross staff in areas that it controls well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after counting the cost to stay with us. hello i'm hasn't this is counting the cost on energy or your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a technocrat and the defacto leader of opec has been ousted but will his replacement of saudi arabia's energy minister fare any better as the kingdom struggles to get more for its oil. the cost of adapting to climate change if you think businesses haven't already failed because our planet is heating up think again. and trump's never ending trade war with china has opened up opportunities for some type businesses

he called a rerun after failing to achieve majority coalition in april but. says the government will start talks with activists next week in a bid to end pro-democracy protests police retaliated with tear gas and water after protesters threw firebombs towards a government compound on sunday. international credit rating has been downgraded from stable to negative p.r. firms approached by the government have also refused to get involved in helping restore the city's image. holding the 1st session next week and this is an open dialogue platform where we will invite people from all walks of life to come to express their views to us this is because of our conviction that communication is far better than confrontation and i can assure you that this is not a sort of one off good make type of function it is intended to be very. organized on a very soft staying a ball and perhaps long term basis the u.n. says 600000 rangar muslims living in myanmar at serious risk of genocide making repent creation impossible in its latest report the un found the muslim minorities liv

place you see it strikingly is on april 15th. april 15th is going to measure the day if they are taxes of how democratic a society is a different city if a society is really democratic april 15th would be a day of celebration it's a day when the population gets together decides to fund the programs and activities that they have formulated agreed upon which could be big. so you should celebrate the wait is needed state it's a day of mourning it's a day in which some alien power you know has nothing to do with you is coming down to steal your hard earned money and you do everything you can they keep from doing . that is a kind of a measure of the extent to which at least in popular consciousness democracy is actually functioning. not her attractive picture. be. the tendencies that we've been describing within american society unless there are reversed it's going to be an extremely ugly society i'm a society that's based on adam smith's final maxim you know all for myself nothing for anyone else. a society in which normal human inst

we're talking about the exit polls what about voter turnout compared to april do we have any numbers. well the voter turnout was slightly higher than in the last elections so that's quite a bit surprising because there was a lot of talk here that maybe. you know people feel like a 2nd time this year is unprecedented that you have 2 elections in one year also the complaining was only picking up in the last 2 weeks and then the last days actually because it was a long some of occasion. was said but i think that also has to do you know to say that people really felt this is really important to go out and vote it's a bit of a you know some kind of referendum about you know the political future of benyamin netanyahu as well but also of course of other topics that are very important to israelis. and our correspondent on ukraine were on the story for us tonight in jerusalem as those results come in in this 2nd israeli election thank you thank you . well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world officials in the u.s. say they have evidence that saturday

here's mia love, david swerdlick, and april ryan. david, a new cnn poll released today shows the president's job approval rating among african-americans is at 9%, just 3% with black women. do you see anything moving the needle for him? >> i don't. 9% approval, 85% disapproval in the cnn poll, which tracks very closely with how the president did in the exit polls in the 2016 election. i think you have a situation that we've had for years now where nine out of ten black voters vote democrat. there are reasons for that. it's not an accident. african-americans line up more closely with the issues that democrats support. then when you add on top of that a republican president like president trump, who is a world-class race baiter, who denigrates african-american congresswomen, who says s-hole countries on and on as april was saying before the break, then i think that just makes it that much more difficult for african-americans to consider moving in significant numbers toward the president. >> you mentioned a piece. you didn't say poll. yo

voters defied predictions of fatigue and turned out in larger numbers than the last poll in april now they want a path forward many say after 10 years in power it's time for netanyahu to go. you know you sure you know who has probably run his course and his time has passed about as well though. as so often in the end netanyahu is like a phoenix when we think he's finished he rises up again but i really hope that the government will change i think he was a good leader but i think is about time too and a chapter or period. benyamin netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge long deemed a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke his spell. the deadliest on the korean one joins me now from jerusalem tanya more information is coming out there what's the latest you can tell us. yes the central election commission has released the latest figures now 90 percent over 90 percent of the votes have been counted now and this translates into 32 seats for blue and white and 31 for the likud now what analysts do here now immediately is to look at the different bloc

but what we did not know is he pushed to work with rudy giuliani even then in april. when will we see the notes from that call? the whistle-blower has decided to testify. so much going on this morning. we will keep up with it all. let's begin our coverage with lauren fox live on capitol hill where it will be a very big day. >> that's right. we are learning stunning new details about what was in that whistle-blower's complaint. and it could be released as early as this morning after it's been declassified overnight. this all comes as america's top spy chief will testify on capitol hill. >> no push, no pressure, no nothing. it's all a hoax, folks. >> reporter: a defiant president trump now playing defense. >> i fully support transparency on the so-called whistle-blower information even though it was supposedly second hand information which is sort of interesting. >> reporter: as members of the house intelligence committee had their first look at the whistle-blower complaint which raced concerns about the president's conduct in calls with foreign leaders. cnn has learned

months on tuesday palestinian israelis are being urged to vote in greater numbers than they did in april and a leading palestinian israeli politician is provoking a strong reaction by making an unprecedented call for a coalition harry foster has a story for ya. big days left in the election campaign a clash over race voting in hidden cameras came to a head in the israeli parliament. you are a liar shouted knesset member i'm an hors de confronting israel's prime minister with a camera phone of benjamin netanyahu who had been trying unsuccessfully to force through last minute legislation allowing party activists to film inside polling stations palestinian israeli politicians saw that has an attempt to intimidate voters in arab areas. but in this election i'm in order isn't just taking on what he calls netanyahu is racist campaign he's confronting a long held to do within palestinian israeli politics saying he would be prepared to be the 1st leader to take his group of mainly palestinian parties into israeli coalition government albeit with conditions that make it unlikely in the near futur

april ryan is here to talk to us about this. so i want to ask you, first of all, is there any indication, april, that something happened to prompt the recognize recogni -- resurrection of this investigation or it's under the radar and just been going on on? >> there is something called dupl deflection. they left hillary clinton alone a while and now they want to reflect and go back to hillary clinton. we remember the chants "crooked hillary" and "lock her up." they want to resurrect that. why all of a sudden now? why is it through the state department versus the department of justice? the doj is already in trouble for being involved in this latest controversy. you have people like congresswoman val demings that sits on three committees that is dealing with this impeachment inquiry and calling for him to recuse himself. this is coming through state and not justice and it's coming through a department that is close to the president at a time such as this. >> as i understand it, maybe it's going on on 18 months and now ramping up?

well what happened if you compare it to the last elections on april 9th this year the right wing had more seats in the knesset and they had thought the. liberal man would be part of this right block it appealed later on that lieberman was not ready to join the right wing coalition and he changed it today. little man got vaults by the way from left and right both it is very clear that the now and he is committed to both sides and he is much more a much more is much more closer to the left wing then to the right wing if this is the case and there is also an emo city person on a new city to work. then i believe that this is the big change week which happened here they'll want to be a situation well by lieberman will say i support. for prime ministership after these results and although the changes are not huge the small changes which took place and mainly the fact that lieberman did not come to the electoral campaign by committing himself in advance to an attorney out as it was half a year ago this is changing the whole picture and create. or offend some i sure see belin. iran's preside

you for the prime minister's main rival is benny gantz his blue and white party took 35 seats in april's election the same as netanyahu could neither was able to build a coalition that would give them 61 seats and a majority in parliament. which leaves other door leaving as potential kingmaker one time friend of netanyahu loyalist lieberman refused to enter government with the prime minister saying too many concessions have been made to ultra-orthodox parties so netanyahu dissolved parliament you should think carefully how you will cast your vote for whoever wants to see a liberal secular unity government without the ultra orthodox should stop and think for a 2nd so far early voter turnout has been the highest in more than 30 years but pre-election polls still predict this vote will be as close run as the last time to chose the country is split in so many different ways that it's very sad this election is for about change change that policy. it's about change. 30 years of that. i hope that what a void for is going to be there but. i think it will be divided again yeah because it's really

different former army chief benny gantz didn't repeat his premise chilled victory declaration from april instead his tone was a man ready for a grave responsibility and if he had thought so we need to be patient it wasn't an easy mission as we see now netanyahu did not succeed in his mission we in comparison prove to the idea of blue and white succeeded big time and he's here to stay it was equal vindication for a dozen yahoos former ally who collapsed the coalition talks pushed his secular agenda and nearly doubled his israel between 2 parties vote. we have only one option a national liberal government made up of israel by to noon and liquid and and white the presumption is that he demand likud 1st replace netanyahu was leader but that's something it shows no. sign of readiness to do. evil. couple netanyahu is the leader of the likud support for him is strong and in times of crisis it gets stronger it all came after a friend etic final day of campaigning against aping netanyahu is tactics urging supporters off the beach telling him his party was on the verge of defeat and you know seem

they should give the fish a chance to breed and to grow in april and may. if the troll is keep on fishing the way they do one day the waters could be completely devoid of fish. after that a left terry how are you guys are you sleeping. because they have to do something and i used to have to stop the trawlers coming in to hear the coast and one of then we would have big fish again and enough work. because that is what i mean i'm a course with the team a choice has been an issue well. let's i hope people will eat fish so we earn some money and. live it down for another may get catch. on long as i was stupid scorpion fish has done me again again damn. what does the future hold their children a very unlikely to return from the us should they agree to allow they wouldn't vote to be destroyed and accept compensation from the e.u. like so many others have they might get more than $50000.00 euros for it. not that they don't. then i told my husband if one day something happens to you that i don't want any money for the boat that's a little ditty i don't want to sing

bragg is ready to travel, it's early april of 1863, getting on toward mid-april of 1863. the problem is now, joe johnston's virginia wounds have flared up. he's unfit for field duty. finally, when he is fit for field duty in mid april, is anything else going on in the west that might demand his attention? that's when u.s. grant runs the batteries at vicksburg, and it becomes clear that the mrs. be front is about to get really active, which of course it does, so johnston is ordered away with elements of bragg's army to go encounter that, and they will ultimately be defeated at the battle of jackson in may of 1863. so where are we as an organization in the army of tennessee at this point? do using this is a functioning, happy organization, ready to take the field a good team of leaders? no, emphatically no. the wounds begin to heal over again once johnston leaves and realizes bragg will be here and we have to work together and we have to continue to work together. the wounds begin to heal, but a few weeks later, the scabs are ripped off again. i invite you at some point to

since he was all in there in april 11th. somewhat improved the conditions there are a ball and i always use a little bit american when i walk out of there at that horrible. and is it true that these subjects are something called controlled moves. years that have been in cases since he was really was it what went inside to. the corridors when he is water one to another story that everything's planted to increases isolation has been spending most of the time in his cell in de facto soldiery confinement which is horrible is a somewhat changed in the last few days for a couple weeks it's still a very severe situation so from tomorrow you'll be able to say as an organization that your founder is imprisoned not for alleged allegations in sweden or for jumping bail appointments you believe he is being jailed by u.k. authorities so only because he revealed war crimes. yes i would have said that about the entire time that he has and mars because it's all him together he is on a refuge in ecuador embassy because of threats of traditio

the only way of protecting the fish stocks would be for no one to catch anything in april and may no matter what method they use but should be i'm fishing in those months. that i would have that their leaders have shot of. him again and that's what we said to. get me to go knowing where none of the many they should stop the big trawlers putting out to sea from august to october and from april to may look over the actual come up in a bit of an upper to get my list of those up early they should give the fish a chance to breed and to grow in april and may. if the troll is keep on fishing the way they do one day the waters could be completely devoid of fish. that hey larry how are you are you sleeping. because they have to do something they have to stop the trawlers coming to hear the coast then we would have big fish again and enough work. because that is i make us what. has been an issue well. that's i hope people will eat fish so we earn some money and. let the downfall of another make it catch. on that's our stupid scorpion fish has done me again again. what does the future hold thei

think that it was a combination of a all the lists coming together as opposed to what happened in april when they ran as 2 separate parties but also the fact that they felt under siege and when they felt under siege they came together and they decided to vote which for them should hopefully bring about a positive result i'm not sure the season t.v. camera initiative got their legal go ahead but i don't know if they've seen this mockery of report story saying that who would try to use a an invasion of gaza to postpone the elections do you think there's any truth in the story i don't know it hasn't been confirmed i've read it i've heard it is much criticism as i could have for a new 10 year who i would still find it hard to believe in imagine that she would be willing to take his country to war to try to avoid an election but then again look anything is possible i would hope that that's not i mean how much of a racist is he in the sense that under him the jewish nation state will came through and now of course i'm an ode of the joint list who did better than expected says this this is thi

the funeral service is april 19, in the east room. dr. leale was part of the honor the head of the fleet during the service. the last known photo of lincoln in his casket. he's on view in new york. some of you may know the story, how this was discovered, in 1951. wasung man from iowa working -- was doing an internship basically for harry who was at the time the state historian for illinois. he was in springfield. going through lincoln papers and he found this photograph. had confiscated, had ordered that all photos of the president to be confiscated. somehow this one escaped. it basically in john papers.s i don't know how nikolay got ahold of it or how it escaped stanton's attention, because stanton, for some reason, attempted to suppress all photographs of lincoln taken after his assassination. the grand funeral procession from the white house to the capitol. the carriagein immediately preceding the fleet. the grand review, he's asked to front the grandstand in of the white house. he was invited to stanton's office even, dr. leale. of co

the only way of protecting the fish stocks would be for no one to catch anything in april and may no matter what method they use should be in fishing in those months. but i would think their leaders have shot of. him again and that's what we said to. him if you go knowing one of the many they should stop the big trawlers putting out to sea from august to october and from april to may. over the actual come up in a bit of an opening to give my solution they should give the fish a chance to breed and to grow in april and may. if the troll is keep on fishing the way they do one day the waters could be completely devoid of fish. that hey larry how are you guys are you sleeping. because they have to do something they have to stop the trawlers coming to near the coast you have blown up then we would have big fish again and enough work but after. as out of work out here i'm a course with us has been an issue well let me get back to you that's i hope people will eat fish so we are in some money now go write me. down for another make a catch from. that as well as stupid scorpion fish has done