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so you barely hear i am grateful for the look here. see me in the right. you have places like this only exist. can you imagine where you will be at this place like this? well, you know, this is some of the attendance and the struggle that people go through trying to keep up with the rents. you know, it's a real struggle and he gets very real. especially when you have family children, you know, can you imagine, you know, what do you go if you cannot afford you ran that you have children. i mean, my heart goes out to my mom's like her that, that i see her daughter i, she's going to school down the street. and i need some beautiful sight to see that . and, and we have, uh, we have my or her as a mom. and we also admire the little child that she's smart, right? beautiful. biggest smile. so she brings a big smile to i own faces. you know, i just put them doing well, but we're not affordable housing. and you know, many people be literally, as you say, living on the streets. i mean, when, when age of, uh bought this building, there were some people that were livi

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after turning 16, i barely see him once every two to three years.e goes for my siblings and my mother. my mother was banned once for four full years by the israeli government, just for supporting her husband in his hunger strike in 2017, and this is something that we have to deal with and had to deal with for more than two decades now. it has been made plain by you and others that you believe the israelis in the prison, the guards, have beaten your father and abused him in a variety of different ways. it should be said, the israelis categorically deny that. they say that the prison authorities have never violated their law or international law in the treatment of your father. i mean, of course, they're lying. they're lying, just like they're lying about thousands of cases that they have committed against palestinian people. after october 7th, my father was... the head of ofer prison, where he was, came to him, and in front of all other prisoners, he asked him to put his hands behind his back and to sit on his knees, which he refused, of course, beca

bare bach has been meeting before administer. how confident in ankara. turkey is pushing to disarm the main kurdish lead party in northern syria. the s b s. it sees them as an extension of the kurdish workers party. encore is main domestic enemy. bare bulk has warranty, but the serial must not become what she calls the placing of foreign powers. dw is because of course not, is travelling with the german foreign minister. she told us how germany is viewing turkeys efforts to isolate kurdish in groups in syria of the whole germany. most of all wants to prevent any further escalation in any fragmentation in sierra. and that's also something that turkey says it once. it doesn't want an unstable, segmented state next door. at the same time, it does not want to see any kind of desire for independence of the kurdish people, but also now in this moment of instability. so it appears to be seeking the moment cooling for everybody to stop cool for anything with any curtis group and the groups. and that also includes the y d g which is a gro

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"no, i wasn't", he said, barely audibly. on the key questions, he had little to say.arnings that it's gearing up again. so general mazloum abdi is facing into battle. he helped defeat is in 2019 with his kurdish forces, backed by the us. translation: of course, | since the fall of the regime, there are more factors allowing is to get stronger. they have more capabilities and more chances. the prisons are more dangerous, and face more threat of attack. the danger has doubled compared to before. and behind the wire, hope has grown that freedom is coming, somehow. this is roj camp, which holds families of is, around 3,000 women and children. sayeeda, from dagestan, tells me she hopes syria's new rebel leader will bring freedom for her and her son ali. others believe is is coming, says the camp manager, who hides her identity because she fears for her safety. translation: they have - packed their bags, ready to go. they say, "we will get out of this camp soon". even their children have changed. they will say some slogans and swear at you and say "it", meaning is, "is comi

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putting him in a very tiny cell that could barely fit his body.h, he was attacked by three or four prison guards who dragged him into an area that doesn't have a camera surveillance, and they started beating him up viciously and he was not... he didn't get any medical treatment. at the end of october, the lawyer finally has been able to see him again. he saw him and we learned very disturbing news that on september 9th as well, he was in megiddo prison, in the solitary confinement still, and he was attacked by three prison guards who started beating him up. he had ribs, you know, broken. he had injuries in his eye, in his forehead, in his leg. and it was very, very sad to hear that. arab barghouthi, i guess i should point out that your father was able to petition an israeli court, based on the complaints that he was putting forward about abuse in prison. the court did not uphold his complaints and said that they could see no evidence of these violations of the law. but i guess what i'm really interested in is something very powerful your father sa

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i mean, there's so much happening already and it's barely just begun. so i'm sure we'll come to you as things change. thank you. i want to bring you some breaking news right now in germany. cnn's german affiliate network, ntv is reporting the death toll from the attack on a christmas market has risen to four. dozens of others were injured. it happened when someone drove a car through the crowd in the city of magdeburg. german chancellor olaf scholz has just arrived at the scene. this video appears to show police arresting the suspected driver on the scene. officials say he's a 50 year old man from saudi arabia who is a permanent resident of germany. stay with cnn for more updates as they become available. when we come back, we'll have more on that, plus our other top stories today. the u.s. government dodges a bullet on a potential shutdown. how the republican led congress passed a spending bill without giving in to a key demand by president elect donald trump you only come across an artist like luther vandross. >> once in a lifetime. >> luther. >> neve

in fact, zuckerberg's employees don't want him to be barely a democrat. they want him be a full democrat. you also go into the hunter biden laptop story, which i have enjoyed ignoring as completely as i can for since it popped up. but you documents pretty bad behavior among some of the progressive staff at several social media and trying to downplay that story. i think that might have created a little bit of a streisand effect where it actually once people caught on to what they were doing, that actually amplified the story completely against what they're going for. and it ties into something we've had see i've been talking about in antitrust cases related to the republican ones that are more grievance oriented, something i call the dozen keystrokes argument where if you want to type in ny post dot com it's 11 keystrokes and then you can read about biden's laptop all you want. so the social media companies try to jigger the algorithm into favor but i know other limits to their power. well, of course there's limits to the power. and one of the things i tal

is on the northern goes there is ready for us as a talk, the barely functionally come out loud when hospital facilities. all right, so it says the intensive care and maternity units have been talk. it's the, the clock, this is out there in life from dep. do us launches strikes against yemen? 256, your missile storage facility and the capital san zera's. new government begins to take shape as lead is named the country's next defense and foreign ministers. until when it came in multiple, where the german shots of the order of shots has come to express his solidarity with the victims of friday's deadly christmas, mach is attacking the these really, i mean it's kind of got more tags on the battery functioning, kamala one hospital in besieged, northern cancer is ready, forces have surrounded the hospital with drones and tanks, ordering people inside the facility to evacuate. the director of the colored one hospital doctor who has some, sophia, has released the video describing what he says is an unprecedented attack by these radios. for a while come, we'll call you a little so that is awesome. th

he barely graduated high school. he was, he was a football player. are parliament as well football players. i studied political science. i would never be able to get into this parliament because i've never played football in my entire life. the country's prime minister congratulated given us really well taking a stab at his previous asses, incidents that same deal. so for the 1st time in 20 years, georgie, i will have a president who's a petri and someone of san mental health, outgoing. president solomon's that obviously really supports the protestors and dismissed the election. she says she will stay on until a legitimate president is elected to him. an office is due to expire on december 29th. the same day as kevin us meetings planned integration to reach him in, but didn't go out to 0 to bbc. now it's scribner is the executive director of the democratic security institute. he says the new president was appointed because he was a party loyalist the president. his most the ceremonial, they'll still some powers that housing the presidency.

he barely graduated high school. he was, he was a football player, our parliament is full of football players. i this article science. i would never be able to get into this parliament because i've never played football in my entire life. the country's prime minister congratulated given us really well taking a stab at his previous asses and kids at the video. so for the 1st time in 20 years, georgie, i will have a president who is a petri it and someone of san mental health, outgoing president, solomon's that obviously supports the protestors and dismissed the election. she says she will stay on until a legitimate president is elected to him. an office is due to expire on december 29th, the same day as kevin must be these planned in the organization. to reach him at didn't go out to 0 to bbc. in eastern ukraine fighting has intensified as russian forces make slow yet steady gains. the strategically important town of a cross, cuz vital for both sides and russian forces are approaching the outskirts alex, good to awful

the barely functioning come out of the hospital. the right, so says the intensive care and the time that you did so being talked to the around the clock, this is out 0 in life and the house to come in. the us launches, strikes against human to fi city, a missile storage facility, and the capital sign. a serious new government begins to take shape those need is named the countries next defense and foreign ministers and dominant came in multiple of the german sean. so the order of shots has come to express his solidarity with the victims of friday's deadly christmas monkeys attack the said it is really, i mean it's kind of got more attacks on the barely functioning come out loud when hospital and besieged northern godsa is ready for assistive surround at the hospital, the drains, in times, ordering people inside the facility to evacuate. the director of the commodities when hospitals, doctors, or some of your sophia, has released the video describing what he says is an unprecedented attack by the is randy on football. call the list is

now this is military brush up being, in fact exec could on medical team, but even the barely function of hospitals in the currently, we have only 2 hospitals, also bally gratian in the north, i with the hospital and a colored one hospital. now the medical team have been ordered by the it's been a minute treat to evacuate it the college wide hospital and go through to a minute, treat to points that had been set by the military details. i was to have their youth some sort of caustic a because the study on me is to executive more pressure on the facility kind of thing to be. so rounding areas, incriminating medical work cause in order to post and to lead this area simply a come on at one hospital is one of the remaining glass lines. we're kind of getting into our field trip in the last year and in the north, it's really been a tooth ration that has been ongoing for more than 2 months, has really transformed. the vast majority of northern garza into extracted landscape now would be systematic concentration on the reputation medical services . the whole situation was certainly, if you're r

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and some of light bare as historic archives gone. in a matter of seconds, the police investigators suspect an act of sabotage, visiting the scene, the nations the president believes the fire is politically motivated to divide the country. we're not, we're not going to settle, but there's, there's not a plate for fully dense plates are responsible. people that are savvy like are in this country is bore, and i don't care whether to build as con, but an interest of tensions have been flaring from the capital building to the streets at the center of the turmoil is the house of representatives speaker for not tico and opponent of the president, he's now facing allegations of corruption sort of the speaker, supporters are demonstrating, calling for the president to step down. regardless of the crisis. move watching. right down to building the government's property. money use, you know, to build this place. no, get rid of elizabeth is going to cost a lot of money again. like you and people. me. you know, what do you see it and i think it's

he barely graduated high school. he was, he was a football player. are parliament as well football players? i studied political science. i would never be able to get into this parliament because i've never played football in my entire life. the countries prime minister, congratulated given us really well taking a stab at his previous as his intentions are too many deals for, for the 1st time in 20 years. georgie, i will have a president. who is it petri it and someone of sound mental health? what's going president solomons that obviously supports the protesters and dismissed the election. she says she will stay on until a legitimate president is elected to an office is due to expire on december 29th. the same day as kevin us meetings planned integration to meet you meant, but didn't go out to 0 to bbc. in eastern ukraine fighting is intensifying as russian forces make slow yet steady gains. the strategically important town of across is vital for both sides and russian forces are approaching the outskirts alex could topple as has more from keith, tony

every part of the strip in the north is really forces up again, attack the barely function and cannot antoine hospital the hospital directors, as dozens of people were injured in israel's latest strikes, the intensive care unit caught fire leaving the only i see you in north dogs are out of service and the home sheltering displays, people was had just outside the hospital. at least 8 palestinians were killed. northern gaza has been under, is really siege for more than 2 months. hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been subjected to unrelenting bombing. international organizations have been urging israel to end its bulk aid and allow a deliveries into the area. i just got an offer on the net. everyone knows that our hospital is being appealing to the world for more than 75 days that we need capabilities, supplies and tools in our hospitals, barely providing humanitarian assistance, but we have no choice but to appeal again. perhaps there will be a listening ear and meet the needs of kamala one hospital, so that we can provide a humanitarian service, which has more from dated by l

barely. and what do i mean by barely? i mean, to a historic degree, barely.ecause when you pull up what the actual numbers are 220 republicans, 215 democrats, that is a five seat majority in the balance of power. and that means house republican leaders can only afford to lose two of their members in a party line vote and still win that vote. and yet, that's actually a lot easier than how it's going to be. what do i mean by that? well, house republicans can thank the guy that many of them credit for helping them win the house majority, for making it even harder because donald trump is taking house republicans to be in his administration. he started with matt gaetz, picked him to be his attorney general. that nomination or effort failed catastrophically, as was expected. but gaetz gaetz resigned. that's minus one republican. what about elise stefanik, a close ally? new york republican, donald trump's pick to be an ambassador. she's expected to be confirmed by the senate. that's minus two republicans and michael waltz, national security adviser for trump. he doe

barely. and what do i mean by barely? i mean, to a historic degree, barely.ause when you pull up what the actual numbers are, 220 republicans, 215 democrats. that is a five seat majority in the balance of power. and that means house republican leaders can only afford to lose two of their members in a party line vote and still win that vote. and yet, that's actually a lot easier than how it's going to be. what do i mean by that? well, house republicans can thank the guy that many of them credit for helping them win the house majority, for making it even harder because donald trump is taking house republicans to be in his administration. he started with matt gaetz, picked him to be his attorney general. that nomination or effort failed catastrophically, as was expected. but gaetz gaetz resigned. that's minus one republican. what about elise stefanik, a close ally, new york republican, donald trump's pick to be an ambassador. she's expected to be confirmed by the senate. that's minus two republicans. and michael waltz, national security adviser for trump. he doe

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it was bare bones. there is not a necessity to lay everything out.ect that to come out because it's a matter of law, discovery within 15 days of the arraignment, in manhattan, in new york state, and then there's some time frame afterwards that evidence needs to be shared with the accused and the defendant. that would ultimately come out as well. whatever the evidence is. again, not an indictment. this is just a complaint. >> we've only got a minute left, and chris janising is going sine taking over. talk to me about the defense lawyer. >> karen agnifilo was a prosecutor. she was an executive in the office. she has years of experience. i've known her for 25 years. she is more than competent in handle these cases in pursuit of the defense. she's working with her husband, mark, who served as both a state prosecutor in my old office in manhattan and the district attorney of new jersey. these others are competent, strong, strong, capable attorneys and will will give the best defense they can. >> what about the judge? >> i believe judge carrow in state cou

she can barely walk. she is in a tent with 20 other people.e. unbelievable and unsustainable. it is unfit for human life.— unbelievable and unsustainable. it is unfit for human life. when you're senakin is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to — is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to your — is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to your brother _ is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to your brother and - speaking to your brother and family members there, what are they telling you about what they think they're going to do now? he has been displaced, as you mentioned. where do they go to, what did you look for now? , ., ,., do they go to, what did you look for now? , ., ., now? there is nowhere safe to run in gaza. this now? there is nowhere safe to run in gaza- this is — now? there is nowhere safe to run in gaza- this is 2 _ now? there is nowhere safe to run in gaza. this is 2 million _ now? there is nowhere safe to run in gaza. this is 2 million people. - now? there is nowhere safe to run in gaza. this is 2 mi

it's incredibly sad, but we can barely afford one. his thoughts to are out of the question. i just pray that someone somewhere will take hard to save the other one and we won't have to separate them. he chose to skin some lives long and then like you just so while the traveling month begins, the ceremony on him tries to find a last minute fire for the 2nd. yeah. okay. i'll send you a video of the x the for thank you. here's the money. i'll pray for you, the, the day has come for showman suresh to demonstrate his skills in the death ritual, the practice to do the name in our cast, this is customary for shermans to look after the spirit of the deceased. though to ritual spirit cannot find peace, makes life difficult for the evening. sherman serves as a medium to deal with unresolved issues. and so it helps the relatives to come to terms with the death of disco. after a long walk through rush and his guru, us arrive late at night. nice because the family of the deceased has gathered most of them. yeah, i mean the departed woman's ring will help capture her. so are you ready? sh

barely lift it to his mouth. >> okay. >> but his body can't handle it. >> okay. you're okay. >> his captors fled during the fall of damascus leaving him with no food or water. that was at least four days ago i'm shaking. my face is shaking, he says. the rebel tells him there's no more army, no more prisons, no more checkpoints. are you serious? he says. kiara syria is free, he tells him. it's the first time he has heard those words. he tells us his name is adel herbel and that officers from the much feared mukhabarat intelligence services took him from his home and began interrogating him about his phone. they brought me here to damascus. they asked me about names of terrorists, he says. did they hit you? the fighter asks. yes, yes, he says. adel, as a paramedic, arrives. the shock sets in there's nothing. everything's okay. the red crescent is coming to help you. this man assures him you are safe. don't be afraid anymore. everything you are afraid of is gone. hamas tens of thousands of syrians have disappeared in assad's prisons up until 15 minutes ago. adel her

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it barely made a difference credit card. debt is high and rising and the average interest rate on a credit card in the u.s. is somewhere between 2025%. some as high as 36%. but americans don't seem to be tightening their belts when it comes to holiday shopping or an indulgences. like meal deliveries, expected to top 95 billion dollars this year. i'm definitely scratching my head of the people's willingness to pay for the convenience of meal delivery and things like that. not only are prices generally higher when you order delivery service, that's on top of 30% food inflation that we've seen over the past 5 years. if all the traditional economic data fields as reliable as jack sparrow's compass, maybe it's time to look at that other famous indicator, the men's underwear index. >> which suggests men don't replace their briefs in boxers as often in tough economic times. it pains stock is any things are on the upswing for 2025. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6, the sierra is under a winter snow advisory will hear more on the

barely. and what do i mean by barely? i mean, to a historic degree, barely.ecause when you pull up what the actual numbers are, 220 republicans, 215 democrats, that is a five seat majority in the balance of power. and that means house republican leaders can only afford to lose two of their members in a party line vote and still win that vote. and yet, that's actually a lot easier than how it's going to be. what do i mean by that? well, house republicans can thank the guy that many of them credit for helping them win the house majority, for making it even harder because donald trump is taking house republicans to be in his administration. he started with matt gaetz, picked him to be his attorney general. that nomination or effort failed catastrophically, as was expected. but gaetz gaetz resigned. that's minus one republican. what about elise stefanik, a close ally, new york republican, donald trump's pick to be an ambassador. she's expected to be confirmed by the senate. that's minus two republicans and michael waltz, national security adviser for trump. he do

and what do i mean by barely? i mean, to a historic degree, barely. because when you pull up what the actual numbers are, 220 republicans, 215 democrats, that is a five seat majority in the balance of power. and that means house republican leaders can only afford to lose two of their members in a party line vote and still win that vote. and yet, that's actually a lot easier than how it's going to be. what do i mean by that? well, house republicans can thank the guy that many of them credit for helping them win the house majority, for making it even harder because donald trump is taking house republicans to be in his administration. he started with matt gaetz, picked him to be his attorney general. that nomination or effort failed catastrophically, as was expected. but gaetz gaetz resigned. that's minus one republican. what about elise stefanik, a close ally, new york republican, donald trump's pick to be an ambassador. she's expected to be confirmed by the senate. that's minus two republicans and michael waltz, national security adviser for trump. he

but in california, where are some people that so rates and other people are barely making. that's a, that's a call cost of whole united states. they, there's what about 4 or 400 or 400 people that have all in the morning and from then all of us together, you lose a, there's a gap is becoming smaller or is growing all it's growing. i don't know, they only want a handful of people controlling everything they want to keep people under their under this under your son's control people's that's a.

the forces have been bombing this barely functioning hospital. and ambulance is also targeted outside the facility. you see it there. several patients have been detained. the medical director has described the situation in and around the hospital as catastrophic is really attacks on doctors and their patients to become relentless. dozens of people have been injured on thursdays, really, drones shots and killed at least 7 palestinians inside the hospital. northern gauze, it has been under military siege for more than 60 days now. and a medical team from indonesia was forced to evacuate the colored one hospital. they had recently arrived to the facility to provide assistance with just from uh, from, from a lot of house with, uh, uh there is, uh, 2, a warning uh for us to is a weird from uh, from atlanta supposed to be though and day he really moving uh the hospital now and there is a lot of uh mean to go stop vision up there and we walk from uh, i'm up one until uh so i was getting the street and the i'm lance already pick up us. honey. mountain ro

i have a mortgage homeowners insurance and they wouldn't be and, and i couldn't even barely waste what last 4 years. i couldn't raise it $5.00. but yet i had to pay, i had insurance to pay, i had maintenance to cheaper and i had to pay them for dollars to move out. if not there. where is our side of the protection? they should be mad at the government and to the government to pay their rent. why should i have to take care of that? somebody took care of healthcare. complaint at the grocery store complained that your medicine is, why is it just the landlord? so most me landlords, i'm thinking about landlords that have, you know, a couple units they're worried as well because with that high when it's cool with corporate driving the, the rates up 6 are to keep up with it. so it's affecting them as well. but the fact of the matter is that the ones that are controlling and pushing pull the high range are the corporate land. unfortunately, the fix, the small businesses, the affect, the small landlords. so we're to let them know that, you know, if we bring rank control to california, it's a po

he stumbles running for president, barely loses.the governorship of california and comes back and is elected in 1968 against all the odds, but he resented the people that looked down on him. he resented the liberals. he resented the ivy leaguers, as he would call them. he, i think, took those resentments and perpetuated them through his chief of staff, holderman and other people, and the result was a terrible thing called watergate. i think richard nixon, had he not had watergate, i think he would have gone down as an impressive president. he opened china, things he did on the environment. watergate will be what he's remembered for. >> was he the least ethical president in our history? >> i don't think that's easy to say. some presidents had issues that we don't know about as much. richard nixon wasn't a person who was trying to make money for himself necessarily. he wasn't grafting himself into business deals but he had some ethical failings. >> the book is called "the highest calling." is the presidency the highest calling? some m

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now, in his most recent role, he'll be baring it all for an upcoming tv special, the real full monty,sticular and colorectal cancer testing and research. >> if we can do a striptease in front of a live audience, hopefully that'll inspire people to go get checked. >> opening up to my colleague robin roberts about keeping the faith while dealing with his diagnosis. >> about a year and a half since your your diagnosis. so how are you physically and emotionally right now? >> physically i'm great. i'm feeling really good. emotionally, you know, it's a lot. it's really it's really a ride. >> how would you. no one wants to hear those words. you have cancer. yeah. what went through your mind when you when you first heard those words? >> i was honestly in shock. i was doing what i thought i needed to do, but getting the colonoscopy, which obviously i didn't need to do. i was an amazing cardiovascular shape. i was eating what i thought was healthy, and i had a whole agenda for what i thought my year would be and what i thought my priorities would be in the next couple of weeks and months. and t

the nypd does the bare minimum, fox news throws a party for themselves, and america's got a crush onlike, really bad. like, murder bad. anyway, let's get into headlines! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ let's start with the breaking news. for the last few days, there's been a killer on the loose in america. well, there's actually tons of killers on the loose in america, but this one killed someone important, so they were really looking for him. and personally, i'm glad they found him yesterday. call me old-fashioned, but i think murdering people in cold blood by shooting them in the back is wrong. so i'm glad that this ice-cold assassin is off the streets. let's find out more about his dark and mysterious past. >> police officially charging 26-year-old luigi mangione. >> michael: whoa, hold up. the assassin's name is luigi mangione? did they find him hiding in a big pipe? i'm kidding. the cops were able to locate him after following the trail of fettuccine alfredo leading out of central park. it's okay, i can make fun of italians because italians annoy the shit out of me. but fine, he's ita

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