folly: let me get benjamin thoughts. there has been a lot of debate in germany on whether or not they should be involved more in the ukraine conflict. there was a lot of discussion about whether to supply these tanks to ukraine. the chancellor was opposed. what is the biggest concern for germans? benjamin: i think the biggest concern for a lot of germans, talking about the public, is that their government is not doing enough quickly enough to support ukraine, which they see as being in germany's interest to do. that has not been the opinion of the chancellery, who have been very hesitant. the cost of their delay can be measured in ukrainian lives. these tanks have been requested since april last year when the czech republic and poland supplied battle tanks to ukraine. it is 10 months later they are being given the go-ahead. there are concerns about escalation. all the way up to nuclear escalation. but a lot of people fear that is falling into russia's nuclear blackmail trap. there are other issues at hand as well. severa

benjamin: exactly.owpack receives more energy and absorbs more energy, it is closer to its melting point, meaning if we have a very extended heatwave or sunny and hot period of weather, or if it rains, that snow is easier to melt, and it is going to more quickly come out of the watershed and be more difficult to store and cause flooding concerns downstream. kristen: so given that we can't -- or we can try, to slow climate change -- but given that this is what is happening now, what can we do to improve our water picture? benjamin: probably three key things we can do. one is going to be improving our hydrological modeling capabilities, to incorporate fire and its effects, so we can better understand how things will change as we see more fire. we can also adjust and look for other ways to store our water, how our reservoirs are operated, options for restoring floodplains downstream. and then the other piece is a really big one, and that is changing our forest management to increase the amount of good fire

you don't challenge benjamin you challenge things.jamin you you or you file a you complain or you file a report or you call a third party or you want someone to adjudicate. it's you know, as evolved in my when in my youth we would do things like send someone to coventry , which someone to coventry, which doesn't mean coventry near birmingham. it would, however people might think of that as possibly not speaking to them because that behaviour is not just tell me, you know, you're both women, successful women. you must i'm guessing you've been on the receiving end of , of been on the receiving end of, of sexism times or attempted , sexism at times or attempted, which a form of bullying . which is a form of bullying. yes. the high heel came in handy. yeah. quite yeah. took him out of hospital . i mean him out of hospital. i mean tabloids. abby, you of course are an extremely pleasant person to work , but tabloids have to work, but tabloids have reputation for real bullying , reputation for real bullying, speak into into an entire inquiry

you don't challenge benjamin you challenge things.jamin you you or you file a you complain or you file a report or you call a third party or you want someone to adjudicate. it's you know, as evolved in my when in my youth we would do things like send someone to coventry , which someone to coventry, which doesn't mean coventry near birmingham. it would, however people might think of that as possibly not speaking to them because that behaviour is not just tell me, you know, you're both women, successful women. you must i'm guessing you've been on the receiving end of , of been on the receiving end of, of sexism times or attempted , sexism at times or attempted, which a form of bullying . which is a form of bullying. yes. the high heel came in handy. yeah. quite yeah. took him out of hospital . i mean him out of hospital. i mean tabloids. abby, you of course are an extremely pleasant person to work , but tabloids have to work, but tabloids have reputation for real bullying , reputation for real bullying, speak into into an entire inquiry

joseph benjamin butler and others and adelbert ames. and i think that's partly why adelbert ames has also. set him aside, because we don't want know that there were other voices speaking. i hope that's helpful. thank. somebody else called. i wonder you mentioned the long list of underdog groups that he stood up for. you didn't mention the ultimate underdog. i wonder what his views were on how the government dealt with the indian tribes. yeah i did not find i thought you were going to say the chinese because question has come up as well. i did not find. and i confess that was not my focus because. my god, the archive is massive. you know. but i. i did not find a of evidence about his thoughts about native people. i did find evidence about his thoughts and opinions about the chinese. and i would say this is a place where he did not shine like a bright star. he, on the other was in keeping with, you know, most white politicians of both parties at time. but he didn't stand up for chinese laborers the way he did for white laborers. what do y

amy: medea benjamin, cofounder of codepink. book is “war in ukraine: making sense of a senseless conflict." matt duss, visiting scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace. we will link to your piece at democracynow.org. next, the munich security conference this weekend. vice president harris accuses -- crimes against humanity. we will get more from reed brody. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "turning the world" by exene cervenka. vice president harris: the united states has formal determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. and i say to all those who have perpetrated these crimes, and to their superiors who are complicit in these crimes, you will be held to account. amy: secretary of state tony blinken follow up on harris' comments by saying" we reserve crimes of humanity designations against the most egregious crimes." these acts are not random or spontaneous, they are part of the kremlin's wide and systematic attack against ukrainian populations. we go now to geneva, switzerland, where we are joined by

so, benjamin, didn't just you benjamin, you didn't just you didn't just roll your eyes there.ores. he needs to be careful because he's not that far away from me. slaughtered with derision at the answer. and, you know, i'm glad that you know, i'm actually glad that you did i spoke this did because i spoke about this on last week. i saw on the show last week. i saw your show and by you , i'm your show and by you, i'm talking about the left here, the liberal left, your hatred. and you'll do region of lee anderson represents, i believe how you feel about the working class is great person. i mean, i find it hysterical. most people don't have the faintest clearly understand is brand stuff understand is the brand stuff they really that's the people's hero is just nonsense but you what i like the thing about is that he professes politics of division what he can do is he can he can point to a problem and he shouts, isn't it disgraceful? i hate it. someone should do something about it. but he's got no answers. i mean, tell me he's got many, many up. you're going to see. haven't been wee

defend the person who says that america only loves israel and everything is because of benjamin , and describes the incident of september 11 and cruelty, and we will not allow such a person to comment on this matter . racism and islamophobia were other reasons that were mentioned as motivations in this meeting. the removal of iran omar from the human foreign relations committee is a sim card targeting women of color in america, and iran omar's own message is completely racist. iran omar believes that a current in america is constantly trying to silence powerful voices of opposition in the field of foreign policy , such as i am a muslim, an immigrant. i am from africa they say that i am not qualified to talk about the foreign policy of the united states, or that a powerful person opposes them, they know that i should be silenced . i am the voice of all the victims of war and injustice in the world . they could not support anti-israel positions and even many of them criticized ilhan omar's positions more . by the name of god rahman al-rahim, what is the expulsion of this muslim represen

benjamin crump.amin (rump.- arrested tyre nichols -- ben'amin crum. ~ . . ,, , benjamin crump. what happens over the coming _ benjamin crump. what happens over the coming months, - benjamin crump. what happens| over the coming months, david? they will be renewed hearings and we heard of course from tyre nichols's mother, who said that she is going to attend all of them. she called it a nightmare for which she hoped one day to wake up, but still had not done so, and she said that she will be coming to every court hearing not only because she wants to press for justice on behalf of her son but also because she wants one of those police officers, one of those police officers, one of the five charged with kherson�*s murder, to look her in the face, she said, and that was something they failed to do in court today —— her son's murder. in court today -- her son's murder-— in court today -- her son's murder. �* ., . ., ., murder. and how much attention is a gathering — murder. and how much attention is a ga

benjamin arrogant and so vague. benjamin button with you furious about this., the powerful side. you know, the idea that the idea that charles pay idea that the idea that charles pay for a that he was accused and denied never not and denied and never not convicted of sex pest would have their security pay paid for charles the fact that some of the roof over his prince andrew so i don't think we should say that be good he's worried about £30 billion roof over his head not a roof over his head. that's a gross exaggeration. it is ridiculous that we should not pay ridiculous that we should not pay for the security of prince harry in this country. i daresay it would cost less than this has cost in the year with legal fees, because the truth the fees, because the truth is, the british state made him a prince. the british state made him famous. he's made an arrest. he is there is gets it. it's because he was a working royal. but i'm saying that's wrong. i'm saying it is a nonsense. it is facetious suggest that because he's not carrying out duties the risk level is it

benjamin arrogant and so vague. benjamin button with you furious about this.the powerful side. you know, the idea that the idea that charles pay idea that the idea that charles pay for a that he was accused and denied never not and denied and never not convicted of sex pest would have their security pay paid for charles the fact that some of the roof over his prince andrew so i don't think we should say that be good he's worried about £30 billion roof over his head not a roof over his head. that's a gross exaggeration. it is ridiculous that we should not pay ridiculous that we should not pay for the security of prince harry in this country. i daresay it would cost less than this has cost in the year with legal fees, because the truth the fees, because the truth is, the british state made him a prince. the british state made him famous. he's made an arrest. he is there is gets it. it's because he was a working royal. but i'm saying that's wrong. i'm saying it is a nonsense. it is facetious suggest that because he's not carrying out duties the risk level is it i

so, benjamin, didn't just you benjamin, you didn't just you didn't just roll your eyes there.ores. he needs to be careful because he's not that far away from me. slaughtered with derision at the answer. and, you know, i'm glad that you know, i'm actually glad that you did i spoke this did because i spoke about this on last week. i saw on the show last week. i saw your show and by you , i'm your show and by you, i'm talking about the left here, the liberal left, your hatred. and you'll do region of lee anderson represents, i believe how you feel about the working class is great person. i mean, i find it hysterical. most people don't have the faintest clearly understand is brand stuff understand is the brand stuff they really that's the people's hero is just nonsense but you what i like the thing about is that he professes politics of division what he can do is he can he can point to a problem and he shouts, isn't it disgraceful? i hate it. someone should do something about it. but he's got no answers. i mean, tell me he's got many, many up. you're going to see. haven't been wee

you're not your benjamin butterworth. i would like to know the way to a good way start time to write. so have madonna . we want to write . i madonna. we want to write. i like that express columnist caramel zone senior reporter for the news , benjamin butler and the news, benjamin butler and former and political commentator . so she knows what she's doing about ireland to see. okay okay right. i'm going to lynch i'm going to come to you first. actually you are the you've lived the issue of you've immersed in this. what do you make about what you've heard today ? i think the establishment today? i think the establishment has done a very good job at creating bricks , exhaustion for creating bricks, exhaustion for the majority , the nation. well the majority, the nation. well done , them they've got the done, them they've got the people to the point where i think a lot out there were like if we have to sell off our sovereignty, then fine. so be it. let's just move on. well done, then. this is exactly how the lisbon treaty, th

in kenya, 28 year old benjamin and buddha is following his dream of ice hockey, glory, benjamin and brew has chosen an unlikely pause. he's the captain of the only ice hockey team in kenya. this is the country's solitary brink. opened back in 2005 the kenya ice lions are normally forced to face off against one another. occasionally vote and brew and his teammates will get a friendly against a team of experts in the canyon capital. one of the perks of life in nairobi as a may so good player, ah, knowing that i don't have enough, i steamed train and the exposure is not easy as good as compared to a broad. ah, most of the eighty's or to me is assistance from some of our coaches. well, volunteers the expert. so leaving the ruby and now i can narrow me with ice time limited group also trains on rooftops in roller blades. and of course, tops up his technique with the ot youtube tutorial repetition. as a mother of skill, we've got to train muscle memory. my jenny, to billing. i focus that into an agent college. i normally did 1st. then i played in lane hockey and then on day i feel my friends i

and google is following his dream of glory on the ice. benjamin and the room has chosen unlikely par. he's the captain of the only ice hockey team in kenya. this is the country's solitary brink. opened back in 2005. the kenya ice lions are normally forced to face off against one another. occasionally vote and blue and his teammates will get a friendly against a team of experience in the canyon capital. one of the perks of life in ny robi as a may. so could player, knowing that i don't have enough, i seemed. freeman and the exposure is not as good as compared to abroad. most of the eighty's are to be of assistance from some of which is we're going to be experts leaving the roby in working. they told me which ice time limited group, also trains on rooftops in roller blades. and of course, tops up his technique with the odd youtube tutorial. repetition is mother is killed . we got to train muscle memory. my jenny, to i focused that into an agent college. i recently did 1st, then i played in lame hockey and then on the few of my friends invited me to grow place. okay. and that was the be

william his name to james bar and with benjamin. courtney has three children margaretha benjamin and catherine who get was known as sarafina. then benjamin are dies while he's stationed in for crawford is a group of volunteers during the mexican war and courtney marries charles witmer and they have two sons, joseph and jonas. benjamin was a baker and they had a bakery probably on their property after he dies, courtney operating the bakery and charles, her second husband, is also a baker. and so perform a very needed function in this community as bakers and their house used to exist in the 100 block of louis road. this is an image of it as it once looked. william, who changes his name to james, stays in prairie du chien, he becomes employed by the chicago chicago milwaukee and saint paul railroad as a pullman conductor. marries emily glass in and james ah, excuse me. martha glass and james and martha have these children. emily, marianne, john, james, william, frank and jessie and james takes care of quite a few of his siblings at the

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benjamin. go for. boris johnson. benjamin. oh, we were on that one. that's just such i mean that .'s been fantastic thank you to my panel and i'm good evening it's 11:00 here good evening it's11:00 here with gb news. in a moment headliners but first, let's bnng headliners but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines. and the prime minister has been addressing the house of commons saying the new brexit trade for northern ireland means business and people can now chart new way forward. rishi sunak said the windsor framework , as it's windsor framework, as it's known, will deliver smooth flowing free trade across the uk whilst protecting northern ireland sovereignty . this ireland sovereignty. this includes the northern ireland assembly being able to stop some eu laws affecting the flow of goods which he call the stormont. right. so keir starmer has welcomed the new deal. the red and green line proposed is a good one

nat lived on the benjamin turner's for ten years from hundred until 1810, when benjamin turner died. it was here that during that time period, nat landry taught himself how to read and write. he taught himself. and he started learning about the bible. he had at least one grandmother who was alive during that time. her name was bridget. most likely he was next father's mother because nat's father had escaped somewhere before nat got out of childhood. but we never knew his name. or what did he look like? mm hmm. but bernette referred to his father in his confession. so we can draw the conclusion that he did know about someone as a father figure. it was also who said a phrase she was coined the phrase, rather, that supposedly passed down with nat through his lifetime. she said he was he had too much sense to be raised. and if he was, he would never be of any use then and win as a slave too much sense to be raised. and if he was, he would be of no use to anyone as a slave. wow when benjamin turner died in 1810, he will he nat as well as jerry and some of about 17 other slaves over to his

phil we've, we've last night. benjamin netanyahu prime minister benjamin netanyahu did release a video statement where he called for. com. he said, we know, i know that the situation is very tense, but please do not take the situation in your own hands. referring to the settlers trying not to take revenge acts into their own hands, but to leave it to the security services. but from other members, particularly security minister, it's my ben v and others in the cabinet. finance minister, benjamin, sorry, a little smarter. rich. these 2 men, also settlers themselves very pro the set movements have even called the annexation of the west bank. they have been incredibly quiet in the wake of these attacks. we haven't heard much from the more far right factions, of the government, benjamin netanyahu, of course here, calling for com, but not really seeing anything else as of yet coming out this morning. it, these attacks have been condemned, of course, by the us who, you know, had, has spearheaded this meeting that you mentioned in jordan in october to try to reduce tensions that was happening

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hope coalition led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu is the most white wing and israel's history as widespread anger against his proposals to weaken the powers of the supreme court. critics say, democratic and when com. is it a protest off in west or was i think bob, well, the government's got a very simple strategy when it comes to dealing with the brightest is it actually simply ignores them. it still has a way for the majority within the parliament to push through. it's agenda and they seem to be doing exactly that, but it is difficult to ignore this kind of number. let me just show you around. this is a small, a protest than we've seen in recent weeks. but they all outside of the president's house, probably minister benjamin netanyahu is a residence, is actually just a few minutes walk away from her. now these scenes all taking place across israel, something like twin t, towns are actually protesting. and they include tel aviv and heifer as well now at its height of the protest me. but a few weeks ago was getting about a 130000 people out on to the streets. now though last week'

the pressure on benjamin netanyahu is far right government and it's judicial reform plans. 13 palestinians injured in on is riley raid on refugee county jericho. that has been locked down for days. hope frances means children displaced by conflict in south to dawn and urge them urge them to rewrite that history. as a history of peace and the windshield drops to minus 75 celsius in new hampshire is a powerful arctic blast sweeps across the us northeast. ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. now the united states has shut down 3 airports because of what the federal aviation administration is saying is a national security efforts. it comes as what suspected to be a chinese surveillance balloon has been flying across the country. us president joe biden says the united states is quote, going to take care of the balloon, which has been spotted above the north carolina. it was responding to a question on whether it be shut down, which is what the republicans are calling full bent again says a 2nd chinese fire balloon has been seen flank flying over costa rica. china says the craft is a civili

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and the crimes of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet, the palestinians are doing the voices of support for the baby of nablus and all the palestinian cities . there is a sniper in al-aqsa mosque. people are here in support of palestine and al-aqsa mosque. some zionist circles are also talking about the regime's entry into the war. wider warning with the palestinians, zionist experts recommend that netanyahu's cabinet carefully examine the nature of its operations in the west bank and not to increase the scope of tension, a report from al-manar network, now is the time to rest the path of the image of the unity of the fields , the response of the palestinians from the gaza strip to the crime the russian occupiers have quickly put the country in a quandary for taking action against the palestinians. it was evaluated by zionist circles and they believe that the occupier should carefully examine the nature of their operations in the west bank in order to avoid a wide and unmeasured escalation of tension with the resistance in the gaza strip. the equation is completely clear and the other side

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work the arrival of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet demonstrated in several areas in occupied palestine, experts do not rule out the possibility of overthrowing netanyahu's cabinet. the government of benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime, and the non-responsiveness of his cabinet , the zionist demonstrations for the fifth consecutive week in several areas inside the occupied palestinian territories, especially it was held in tel aviv, haifa and jerusalem , among the demands of the demonstrators from the cabinet of this regime to accept the judicial system of the demonstrators, 4. netanyahu and his corrupt agents must be held accountable. it is clear that there are differences and divisions within israel. it is increasing and has created a big gap, so netanyahu 's cabinet will face a big challenge and there is a high possibility of its overthrow. and the zionists will participate in it. he is trying to dominate the judicial system and he will run away from us . benjamin netanyahu will stop the handcuffs of the minister of internal security for the attack and the al-

the news starts right now with jake tapper's exclusive interview with benjamin netanyahu starts now. >>> i'm jake tapper. live in jerusalem. welcome to a cnn e collusive report. tonight the eyes of the world once again upon the middle east. at the end of the bloodiest month for israel and the west bank in years. israeli prime minister netanyahu choosing now to sit down with cnn for an exclusive interview, his first televised interview since returning to power. in recent days the u.s. secretary of state, cia director and the white house national security adviser have all converged here. a clear sign that the biden administration and closest allies realize this region is frankly on the precipes. over the next hour you're hear from prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a number of key topics including how he envisions any sort of peace with the palestinians. the backlash to his new right-wing coalition government, whether israel plans to further help ukraine in its war against russia, including militarily and his relationships with both the current and former presidents of the united sta

benjamin butterworth i actually benjamin butterworth.the bbc has done feel sick that the bbc has done this . i think feel sick that the bbc has done this. i think this is all the fault of the bbc. they they have to set this woman up as celebrity and the rest of the media are following. and that disgusts me. i mean. well, of course, it was into a story by the bbc journalists. i think it's a bit of a stretch to blame the bbc for the times editorial decisions, but there's no doubt it's pretty jarring. you know, i saw that she ran off to isis to do a terrorist cull. so now you see her leggings and a frilly top. i thought. she joined asos by this point. but you know how doesit by this point. but you know how does it take to think of that . does it take to think of that. they on twitter but you they left it on twitter but you know i actually think that the one sensible comment here because first of all you don't or you do approve of i certainly approve of the podcast and speaking to and reporting what i am not a monster because i think because

in urgent manhunt coming to an end in oregon, police say benjamin foster, accused of attempted murder and now murder died of a self inflicted gunshot wound after a stand up with officers. police finding foster at a crime scene in grants pass on tuesday , where authorities say last week the 36 year old tortured, beaten and bound a woman identified as justin seamans. they discovered foster buried below the home injured from a single bullet wound not too far away. police also finding two people murdered inside a home. they believe foster was the killer. authorities had been desperately searching for foster since last week. on thursday, they got close to catching him, but he slipped away a task force set up with investigators fielding hundreds of tips from around the country. foster was wanted for attempted murder, kidnapping and assault charges while he was on the run police sounding the alarm, saying he was still active on dating apps. to possibly lure other unsuspecting women to attack or helped him evade capture. seamans is currently on life support. in a statement, her family says sh

[música] benjamín, ¿qué estás haciendo? diga, patrón. ven acá. ya te dije que no me digas patrón. más... ...que yo respeto mucho las armas pues. pero muchísimas gracias.

that belinda's have long been frustrated with our political correspondent, benjamin all the rest. gruber told us more about the challenges of today's election rerun. that's right. we already have the access full was standing right next to the room with a fall, right, a if the pot to have a party, an election party. so what we've heard throughout the day is that there were more volunteers in the polling stations that wilma booth as well. and what we heard, and what many the public already heard is that international of service that i hear from the european council said that everything works movie, even though they said that if small things happen, it's important to always put that in a broader context. and what about to turn out how motivated to we're berlin, us to actually go and add vote 2nd time. so by 12. so by noon the, the voter turnout was lower than the last time. but the good thing that happened was of the province that we had during the last election. there were many things happening in that city. on that same day. we had a housing referendum, we had the berlin marathon that als

the government led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu is the most right wing and israel's history. there's widespread anger against his proposals to weaken the powers of a supreme court. 22 people are now confirmed dead in wild fires, thus sweeping across to a fire fighter sate. they are now more than $250.00 different active fires covering almost 500 square kilometers. the fires have been spot by an unusually hot summer heat wave. bose with headlines and he's continues here on al jazeera after the listening post, stay 2 events watching bye for now, which is the right here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say? we'll take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas. of course we cover major global events that are passion lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how was fine libya and the region. and so many other we go to them, you make the effort, we care with straight up against military censorship and then aggressive new government, the israeli media