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d c or the 1st phone call between barton and mission. yahoo! is it a sign that the president is shifting his position? it is an incremental shift. lauren, it is the most assertive tone. we've heard from the biden white house toward addressing this crisis. and it was a carefully worded statement released by the white house significant in that bite and said that today is when he wanted to see this. so called significant de escalation on the part of israel, but whether it was effective, well, you can only look to the response from israel's prime minister, who clearly rebuffed that statement from the white house saying that israel would continue until its military objects. objectives are accomplished. so that has opened up the u. s. president who further criticism that he did not specify what sort of significant de escalation would look like. and that he did not call for the immediate cease fire that other leaders have in d called 4 and twos. more about the pressure that's building on biden, from within his own party. sure. among the strongest voic

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hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us. the israeli military is preparing for a possible ground invasion of the hamas ruled gaza strip these are live pictures of israeli troops massing along the border with gaza israel is also calling up some 9000 reservists it says it's targeting the network of tunnels dug by hamas underneath civilian areas inside the. overnight how must fired more than 200 rockets into israeli cities at least 8 israelis and more than 100 palestinians have been killed in the conflict so far. plumes of smoke over gaza. on the ground residents picked through the destruction caused by days of his reilley air strikes palestinians in gaza spent the muslim holiday of eat under bombardment here amongst the rubble there is little to celebrate. the israel defense force bombs what it says is a military call impound belonging to the palestinian militant group hamas in gaza. its retaliate for rockets fired at israel the conflict between israel and hamas is escalating. the i.d.f. has already attacked hundreds of target

these ready destro stands at 12. president barton is under intense pressure from inside his own democratic party to intervene in the conflict resolution is being introduced aimed at blocking the planned us. so a $735000000.00 worth of weapons to israel through an agency for palestinian refugees is appealing for helping covering the most urgent humanitarian needs of people in garza and you can find west bank and russ. is it urgent request? $38000000.00 for food, basic goods, and psycho social support for the vulnerable especially women and children. the un says 56000 people have been displaced since israel bombardment of the strict began last week. the agency is also reiterated cause to allow aid and you and workers into the besieged territory. garza is already home to 1400000 palestine refugees mostly from terror. she's occupied by israel, a large percentage of the population of approximately 1900000 people. 80 percent of gaza depend on international assistance damage from israel strikes and the economic effect. the crew of ours pandemic of deepened long running concerns about living condi

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maybe some sports news now, and the final day of the german soccer season has ended with a new record barton munich strike. a robert wasn't dusky scored a dramatic last minute goal to break the record for the most goals scored in abundance league season. his overall tally of $41.00 beat, the former record, which stood for almost 50 years. the goal came as champions byron beat, augsburg 5 to another record full to robert, 11th of sky. the by and munich man has now scored more gulf in a single season than any player in his legal history. even an injury that caused him to miss for games in april, couldn't derail 11th of these ruthless campaign. his recent form has been especially scintillating 3 girls against mentioned glad by the run of 3 hot drinks in just 5 games. that includes another impressive performance against his former club and buy a rival for the adornment. quite simply, no one is safe from the deadliest striker in the world. the previous record was set by germany legend gab mueller, the man known as dead bumble cord, 40 gold in the 197172 season. many pundits thought that total was

not quite to the dunn barton bridge. you still have the fog.anked up along the santa cruz mountains. good strong case of ocean air. we wake up similar to what we had this morning with more low clouds. drizzle and fog on the coast. unlike today, clearing skies even out near the coast as temperatures start to climb over the next couple of days. patchy fog inland. some 40s and 50s to start the morning off. as we head towards the afternoon, take a look at the temperatures tomorrow. upper 80s in san jose. saratoga, 90 degrees. hottest places, contracosta county and you'll see numbers up in the mid to upper 90s tomorrow. oakland, 87 degrees. peninsula temperatures into the 70s and 80s. the temperatures on the peninsula even hotter than the areas in the bay area. downtown san francisco likely into the 70s. north bay, numbers here starting to climb through the mid to upper 90s. so the heat setting up in the north bay and then by memorial day, monday, heat advisories in the north bay and east bay valleys where we could climb above 100 degrees. concord,

barton mayo was recognized as righteous among the nations. but the yet for shim foundation, as is why medicine. i felt i had a gift for the 2 years to to do to survive, did not feel to patient brand. my working undercover as a catholic, doctor adult, she never married. he went to the doctor in the jewish ghetto room until his death in 2005. if i knew him, i have many folks. but one that i don't have is being theoretical, baylor, life is beautiful if you live it honestly and courageously. on those fundamental values with honesty and courage on it. after the war, dr. cheney went back to practicing medicine at the fetter benefit tammy hospital. he wrote a book on his exploit during the cold, an island on the tiber fascism build the bridge. he was elected to parliament in 1968 the father of for the rest of his life in the the good are you interested in courage always wins. 6 6 ah . 6 6 6 2 ah, ah ah, ah, the me to own or not to own what about a sharing economy change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new economics magazine i

and edward soon had since come out and said that joe barton, who was then vice president over the world of honors, might as well prepared to answer for this one. he soon visits europe. since of course, he was deeply involved in this scandal. the 1st time around there should be an explicit requirement for full public disclosure, not only from denmark, but their senior partner, as well. with regard to the latest revelations about the extent of denmark spike, this is all unofficial. the perpetrators in the united states, denmark, they, they still haven't issued any sort of any sort of meaningful com and the, the, the leadership. but it must also be mentioned that last year and this report that they published, they also said that the public may never learn the true magnitude of the, of this operation. the details denmark's role in all of this because it is too sensitive and it may cause too much damage which or to, you know, ring alarm bells. the fact that they would rather there be speculation room is in conspiracy theories rather than admitting the truth. i'm delighted to welcome onto the

. >> you're getting off barton, you're coming to san francisco.st thing you can do is maybe grab a coffee or grab a san francisco coffee mug or have this great san francisco experience plazas across the city will host art exhibits and performances on wednesdays at events and activities will also find their way. >> to the temporary transbay terminal location on main street. >> and along the embarcadero. >> and that's how we're going to bring san francisco back the arts getting rid of bureaucracy making the right investments. people keeping people safe cleaning up our city and coming together just like we did to fight this pandemic. >> the mayor also took the opportunity to slam the board of supervisors saying that they are standing in her way to streamline the bureaucracy. so making it easier for people to do business in san francisco. they say they are watering down her proposals. she says she doesn't plan to stand for it. she says if they don't get on board, she's going to bring your proposals directly to the voters live in san francisco. dan ker

kimberly this is the 3rd or 4th full color from joe barton to that's and he's expecting a significant deescalation will the u.s. president get one. well certainly the you're right i think in terms of the count on the phone calls i believe this is the 4th phone call and it is notable that there's only been one phone call with the u.s. president and the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas having said that the u.s. president in this call there has been a readout that has just been released and as you point out the president conveyed in his phone call to benjamin netanyahu that he expected a significant deescalation today on the path to a cease fire that's really important because what he said is the path to a cease fire he is not calling for an immediate cease fire which is what many in the president's democratic party on capitol hill are looking for and have been demanding themselves and pressuring their president to ask for instead the readout says they have a detailed discussion about the state of events in gaza still what we can see in diplomatic speak is an incremental step forward bec

the international community has threatened to impose sanctions go to take over from barton dall earlier this week. he also ordered the arrest of adult as prime minister and several transitional officials. after a cabinet, re shuffle excluded to military leaders and all was only released after he agreed to resign quite as promising to hon back power after the election is set to take place on the next year. nicholas hock has more for molly's capital by michel. before attending this meeting, surely, he'll also announce, and you prime minister, he's asked the, the opposition, the end 5 movement. the civil society movement was behind the protest movement that led to the downfall of president k to in august to, to, to, to find a prime minister in certain names are being announced such as, sho, get my go with the one of the leader of the and 5, but of course add that meeting. he's also accountable to the west african countries because there are soldiers on the ground from togo, banana, i be co, senegal, that are doing the jobs of the molly and soldiers dying on the front. there's many charges,

the next month were todd colonel barton door was sworn in as into him president and was responsible for leading an 18 month transition to elections. but on monday to military figures, instrumental philosophy as qu replaced in a cabinet re shuffle and within hours door, along with the prime minister in defense minister would obtained and taken to a military base. nicholas has been following developments from neighboring sen ago in downtown, by my co security forces, including the military, are patrolling the streets, dispersing protesters out to denounce what they described as another military coup . we had gather to say yes to republic, no to june, to know to not a coo and no to car up soldiers and the country has been left again in the hands of ill intention. individuals were using the state apparatus, drop power, and the future. we want on national television, a soldier reads a statement from former june to leader and vice president, se me go into announcing the dismissal of both the prime minister and molly's president, accusing them of sabotaging the transition of power in something

i think there's been evidence for reasons to investigate israel's going barton and gaza for quite some time. it's not just the last round. i think what is happening is that the international opinion on this matter has heart. and then as a result, there's more political space for us to move forward on this. we've seen that very clearly happening inside of the united states where fatigue with constantly shielding israel from the consequences of its own actions is very clearly seen. not just in the progressive wing of the democratic party, you now seeing it in the center. and recent polls shows that amongst em, angelica christians, which have been a core base of the republican support for israel. the younger generation is very quickly and in dramatic numbers, turning away from this attitude of unconditionally supporting whatever it was doing well, we've seen the new us secretary of state entity, blink, and make his 1st visit to the middle east. the u. s. has a long history of failed attempts at peace in the middle east or any signs of what his strategy will be? well, i think the failure t

tell us about the phone call between barton admission. yeah. is that any sign that the use president is shifting his position? well, we certainly have seen a very incremental shift in the president's position earlier in the week. you'll recall that he was essentially saying that he supported a cease fire. now he's saying that he expects significant de escalation on the path to a cease fire. but here's the problem. with both of those statements, the president has not outlined in any way how this could happen, what, how he expects or what the benchmark would be. and as a result, what we've seen is shortly after that phone call between the us president and the israeli prime minister, where they discuss the violence in gaza that it largely was rejected by the israeli prime minister. and so the problem is, is for the us president, if he continues to be under criticism of pressure from within his own democratic party, they're very confusing statements coming out of the white house. not only is they on the one hand, this white house saying with israel

but in any case, the barton administration has blocked un security council attempts to call for a cease fire and has given every support is real now, $725000000000.00 in or $1000000.00 in, in through the military aid, right. in the middle of all this, there isn't any daylight between washington and israeli government on this issue. one, i want to play a clip for you of an exchange with net price, the spokesman of the state department. let's listen. i won't ask you, buddy gerson, but the talk about what you said about the principle. so defense does that in any way apply to the past. can you do? they have a right to self defense. do palestinians have a right to self defense? i'm in broadly speaking side, we believe in the concept of self defense. we believe it applies to any state. i don't think that, but i certainly wouldn't want my words to be construed as i understand i want to do . i don't want hub on this either, but you know, there's really skill 13 people just now. you know, including maybe 5 or 6 children. you can them that you can condemn the killing of children. said, i'm asking

hello, i'm terry barton. good to have you with us. it's taken nearly 6 years of talks, but today germany is for the 1st time acknowledging that it committed genocide during its colonial rule in what is now namibia in southern africa, german troops massacred tens of thousands of herrera and number of people between 19 o 4908. now, more than a 100 years later, it has reached a deal with a government in namibia on how to atone for the atrocities. this small plotkin berlin's no current district remains the only visible memorial in germany of the violence committed in the media. now foreign minutes, the high co mass has announced germany will finally recognize the atrocities as genocide. 1.1000000000 years will be given to support development in namibia focused on herrera nama communities. between 19041908 german imperial forces in what was then known as german south. west africa violently suppressed uprisings by the nama and herrera ethnic groups, and forced them into the, does it tens of thousands of herrera and nama was shot, starved, a

i want to come back to barton a moment, but what you just said is that there's a, you know, a lot of negligence and dereliction internationally. let me just ask you about the by the administration does come in succeeded the trump administration succeeded jared, questioners work on the abraham accords and others. and you know, daniel levy and i have known each other for decades. and i've always wondered when the moment would occur when israel, when israel palestine issues were less of strategic consequence to america, they may be of moral consequence. but when you see other arab states now normalizing with israel, with this problem not solved, deanna. does that mean that this is going to essentially be, you know, a permanent ulcer that gets unresolved? no, i don't think so. like we've seen that with the trump administration. they tried to do we palestine under the rug. they tried to do away with it. they made sure that arab governments ended up normalizing with israel. but let's be clear, these are our governments. these are not the air people. and we still see around the world as we

well, barton has introduced legislation that would need to be passed by congress, of course, which is split $5050.00 between democrats and republicans, one of the law if he wants to pass it to prevent people from printing 3 d weapons. that is a serious problem in this country because those guns are not registered, but the chances of the president getting any of this legislation through a pretty remote remember just a couple of days ago in texas. lawmakers passed a new law say you don't even need a license to carry a weapon around in that state. so that's the kind of pushback you getting from. more of the read states where they see the 2nd amendment right to carry arms is enshrined in the constitution in any challenges to it normally fail. nonetheless, as this country emerges from the curb at 1900 pandemic, we are seeing mass shootings across the country from state to state in places like ohio new york lay. and of course, here in miami, but president biden, and his previous as the president obama tried to tackle this head on, but every time they do so that has fail. so this pandemic, t

president barton did say that he had spoken to the president about the palestinian authority and how significant is it to have that contact and to try to perhaps rearrange, we initiate some kind of dialogue between the u. s. and, and the palestinians. it's very important because and then the day the piano is the palestine did but ration organization, it's mandated to liberate palestine from the israeli occupation and to end the dispossession stimulus. so i think they are the correct address, but i think it's good that the lord the to be that the a unites with us in order to create one united better sitting in front national community as a united address to engage with and think, i think in that sense then we can talk about goods, jerusalem, the students live in the sharing of just as capital of 2 states. all of that will come next. oh, and be sure i thank you very much indeed for talking to us. and that's it for me. and taylor and the team here in london as leave you with these live pictures of gaza or a cease fire between israel and palestine in groups is due to come into effect in

civilians where there as for peace itself with the palestinians, a formal peace, i think present in barton was absolutely correct when he said, you're not going to get peace until israel is recognised as an independent jewess state, and that is the key. i couldn't agree more. so let's start to get some reaction to this 1st without diplomatic, get to james base who is in western wisdom. it's clear. it's prime minister. netanyahu probably gave the secretary of state from what we heard in public behind closed doors, quite a strong message on iran, and the u. s. his efforts to rejoin the iran nuclear deal that though is not well the u. s. wants to talk about today. they are here after that 11 days of conflict to try and keep the com and keep the c swan going. and that is the focus certainly of the by the ministration and secretary blinking who is here today. but the focus doesn't go any further than that. you listen to that news conference and you compare it to last time. the democrats are in power, and the bomber administration with joe biden was the vice president. and there were certain wor

now that we may be seeing little hence upsets and the reason is not because the humanism of barton is coming out. but it's because he was feeling the political pressure at home. and the israelis were feeling the international pressure of being associated in apartheid south africa. and speaking of that international pressure, one thing is certain a return to the status quo will not be acceptable, not only to palestinians, but too much of the rest of the world. because there is this, this feeling that the public opinion is shifting here. that's correct, that is shifting. we're seeing many, many examples of it. the rest of the world doesn't really matter unless it, it translates its concern into action. and the one way that may happen is to the international be the a sanction, the for the restaurant sanctions movement as powers and civil society has launched . if this is how south african apartheid was brought down by sports and business and other people refusing to deal with the apartheid regime and south africa. and so if the international community takes action to beckett's words, we

i think that to president barton, with his 1st remarks since the announcement of that cease fire, he confirmed that he had spoken to nathan yahoo, the israeli promised to 6 times in the last few days. and he also had spoken to the to, to a boss from the palestinian authority. and he said that to us fully support israel's right to defend itself from rocket far. but he also spoke about the need for palestinians and israelis to enjoy equal measures of stability. let's bring in that gabriel is under who's munching this 1st in washington. so interesting that he did again reiterate his support for israel, but spoke to the need for kind of the future to be more fair perhaps in the region a little bit. but it was a tepid, quite frankly, in that regard. i mean, he basically was saying a little bit of what he has been saying for the past week, of course, saying israel has the right to defend itself. that's something that he has said before that administration officials have been saying before. notably, when some officials within the white house and elsewhere asked, do palestinians also have th