mistress, whose mistress, berg, this number is registered to berg, you didn’t mix up anything, no,old you i was quick, andryusha, where are you, in germany, and this, this is here, in st. petersburg, in one restaurant, you had long blond hair, yes, i had blonde hair, i cut it off when we... stayed and he called you a fox? yes, he called me a fox. seryoga, listen, i ’m passing along a handsome guy here, well, venya, but punch the number, and the t-440 aa is 47 region. who called him 15 minutes ago that he left so quickly? 200, what are you saying, i gave you 400? 400, what are you talking about, i bombed myself. robber, you pay, come on, who did you call a robber, come on, take your hands off , you have a hundred at most, and only because i’m late , look, i have to pay pennies for everything , fir trees, well, i lost it, i didn’t kill berg, well i don't know how to prove this, but if a person doesn't killed, it’s possible somehow, why didn’t you immediately admit that he was your lover, i don’t know, i was just afraid that i would be accused of killing him, then when you appeared, i

and ratchenko left the country, berg to america, rachenko to china.al anton galkin. i was generally collecting gromov’s dossier. did you find out when he became interested in gromov and geleonie? at the beginning of march this year. that is 2 months before the suicide of nikita gromovai and the death of gromov himself. great, unique. strong, she is always there, your country, your home, your family. the traditions of your people together on the unknown russia tv channel about russia in a new way, a new channel in the package of tv channels. the attending physician recommends taking her off life support. there are so many cases in the world where people come out of comas, but he actually went to the emergency room. tell me, can you tell our guys that i’m here? kostya is wearing a telma. where, what? where is kulygin now? he sleeping isn't it too late for sleep? well, our schedule is non-standard, biorhythms are hackneyed. ambulance, tomorrow at 22:10. hi, do you speak english, okay, my name is andrey pavlov, i'm looking for professor oratchenko, do you

as you said, the secretary general stilton berg told turkey again, the time is now because of course it is not necessarily a done deal. you need the turkish parliament to ratify it, and then as i understand it from swedish officials, it will go back to president air to one. yet, one more time. it still needs one more push from eric to want to finally get sweden india alliance. so the swedes are definitely keeping their fingers crossed and holding their breath because it is not 100 percent certain that it goes through even now that it's gone to parliament. ok, presuming it does remind us of what tip the scales for the tech, here's your present to. that's right. exactly. to, to allow sweetens membership of nature. so he's under a lot of pressure and we just saw at the last meeting of the nato defense ministers in brussels. what i was told was an unprecedented amount of pressure on turkey to get this done, everyone's tired of waiting. they don't believe that turkey has any more complaints against sweden, sweden has fulfilled everything that was promised us and madrid summit more than a

. >> so, who was chip-- who is chip berg. >> chip berg is the ceo of levi's. >> remaining today? >> he's still the ceo although he's stated he will probably retire soon. i think he's about 65. military guy in his youth, worked at procter & gamble for over 20 years and then moved over to become the ceo of levi's in 2011. he was a brand guy. i think his politics were probably fairly conservative when he joined levi's, he said that to me directly, but moving to san francisco opened his eyes and you know, he took more and more very left wing stances which i'm fine, anybody wants to do that personally, i've done so personally as well. forcing that on all of your employees, disallowing them to express any sort of dissenting view from that, that's not profits through principles. >> do you consider chip berg a friend? >> no. >> and a mentor? did you at one time? >> not a friend, but a mentor. >> did you trust him at one time? >> not entirely, no. i am ooh-- i mean, i sort of had a love-hate-- no one has asked me that. >> you write a lot about him in levi's unbuttoned that's why i'm askin

as you said, of secretary general stilton berg, cold turkey. again, the time is now because of course it is not necessarily a done deal. you need the turkish parliament to ratify it, and then as i understand it from swedish officials, it will go back to president air to one. yet, one more time. it still needs one more push from eric to want to finally get sweden india alliance. so the swedes are definitely keeping their fingers crossed and holding their breath because it is not 100 percent certain that it goes through even now that it's gone to parliament. a terry sills report saying, i'll be back out the top of the out with more well the is real war analysis and background stories dw news provides extended coverage. what is the military and situation? how can an escalation of violence be prevented? experts report from this the extended coverage on dw news next on d, w over x sweep, the chinese was a swedish design. the combat su engines for 3 in 2 hours on the w. several good and wide waiting. it's 3 missed. so when x rice regression again, ra

through what happens next or well, of course it was a really big deal that secretary journal stalsen berg is visiting sweden, just at the time that turkey, the turkish presidents air to one has finally submitted the ratification bid to the parliament. as we know, this has been something that sweden has been waiting on for well over a year sun, neighboring finland get into the lions already. so sales number was already coming to attend an industry for him here in stock. com. and it just happens to be really good timing the air. the one finally went through with this. as you said, the secretary general stilton burge told turkey again, the time is now because of course it is not necessarily a done deal. you need the turkish parliament to ratify it, and then as i understand it from swedish officials, it will go back to president air to one. yet, one more time, it still needs one more push from air to one to finally get sweet and india alliance. so the swedes are definitely keeping their fingers crossed and holding their breath because it is not 100 percent certain that it goes through even no

. >> host: who is chip berg? >> guest: the ceo of levi's, still the ceo. he will probably retire, he's about 65. military guy in his youth, worked at procter & gamble for over 20 years and then moved over to become the ceo of levi's in 2011. i think is politics were probably fairly conservative when he joined levi's. he said that to me directly, but moving to san francisco opened his eyes and he took more and more left-wing stances. anybody wants to do that, i've done so personally as well. forcing that on all your employers, disallowing them to express any dissenting view from that is not good. >> host: do you consider chip berg a friend and mentor? did you at one time? >> not a friend but a mentor. >> did you trust him at one time? >> guest: not entirely, no. i had a sort of i guess love/hate, no one ever asked me this before, it's a good question. >> host: you write about him a lot. >> guest: i was very grateful to chip in 2011 when i joined. i'd been at the company for 10 or 11 years starting as a young person and managers have a tendency to see you as

let me thank secretary general stoaten berg for bringing us all together today and all of his leadership. this was our first meeting of defense ministers since the meeting in july. our leaders made historic decisions to enhance nato's deterrents and defense and privilege of welcoming finland, which joined nato summit for the first time as an ally. let me urge all of our allies to support the ac session of sweden which is both a proud democracy and highly capable defense partner. the meeting in july was watershed for nato collective defense. our leaders endorsed new family of regional defense plans and that will significantly improve our ability to deter and defend against any threat. we also established a new multinational and multi domain allied reaction force. this new force will provide more response options to threats and crises against all domains. our leaders also endorsed a new defense investment pledge. and that pledge affirmed our shared commitment as allies to spend at least 2% of g.d.p. on defense. let me also underscore the words of at least 2%. we urgently need to do more to

it is chip berg that remaining today?exi is the ceo he has stated he will probably retire soon i think he is about 65. military guy in his youth, worked at procter & gamble for over 20 years and then moved over to become the ceo of levi's in 2011. he called himself a brand guy. i think his politics were fairly conservative when he joined levi's he said that to me directly. but moving to san francisco open his eyes. he took more and more left-wing stances i am fine anybody wants to do that personally i have done so as well. forcing that on all of your employees disallowing them to express any different view from that is not profits to principals. principles. what do you consider chip berg a friend and mentor? >> no. >> stew would dig at one time? >> not a friend but a mentor. >> host: did you trust him at one time? >> guest: not entirely. no. i mean, i guess i had a love/hate no one's asked me this before but it's a good question. to what you write about him a lot that's why i'm asking. >> guest: i was very grateful to chi

we will also hear from us defense secretary austin, after stilton berg finishes speaking, and i'm sure we'll hear more about us support, which is of course, where israel would be looking firstly for, for military support. but there are other allies also, of course, who lost citizens in the attack, who continued to have hostages being held there in this ongoing situation. so i would say that attention here at nato headquarters is very much focused on this conflict at the moment. and also there was an incident with a pipeline, a gas pipeline between finland at stony uh, has uh, nato secretary general stop. meg said anything about that. another incident with the pipeline uh, between nato allies. that's right between filling in the stony of the baltic connector of finland is saying that it believes there was intentional damage done to this pipeline which carries a gas back and forth between filling done is tonia, but also to to other nato allies also to lot via so the, an investigation is underway by spanish authorities at the moment. what need it was saying is that there will be a nato re

tanks and armored vehicles continue to arrive at the border with gauze, the alley i spoke with abraham berg. he's a full, the speaker, is there any parliament at a vocal critic of prime minister that's in the all and his policies and asked him if he was still speaker, would he support and it's and you always knew well times unity government that's a very, pretty little political question because it's not about who sits around the table, but what is the end the game? what is the strategy? it looks now that the strategy of israel is anger and revenge and i do not support need to anger. no revenge is a political advisor. yes, there is a lot of sort on this in this society, there is not even one home that doesn't know. somebody didn't lose somebody in law . somebody has people hosta haven't kept, wants to do, is in gaza and the sorrow is, is so deep and so profound. yet he does not justify for means and going off to the leaders of commerce and the soldier will how much it's a digital my dog is going against an innocent population in masses in a kind of a collective punishment. the answer is no.

and he was a member of the central left labour of policy mister berg, known as a vocal critic of the missing. it's in yellow and his policies, if you will still speak with the connected, what you support this new unity government. so that's a very, pretty little political question because it's thought about who sits around the table. but what is the end the game? what is the strategy? it looks now that the strategy of israel is anger and revenge and i do not support need to anger. no revenge. is it put it to go to the advisor? yes, there is a lot of sort on this in this society. there is not even one home that doesn't know somebody didn't lose somebody didn't last. somebody have people hosta has kept, wants to do, is in gaza and the sorrow is, is so the been so profound. yet he does not justify or means going after the leaders of him, us and the soldier what, how much it's a digital my dog is going against an innocent population in masses in a kind of a collective punishment. the answer is no. so whether i am a simple civilian like i am today or police, it could be there, like i used

with by a munich means that labor accusing are clear on top of the table, should got dorman roles berg and glad back. 4 winners with young berlin suffered their 4th consecutive loss in hiding time. and here are some other stores in the world of sports. american gymnast simone bios became the 1st woman to do the your chink, go double pike at the world artistic gymnastics championships on sunday. the jump is the most difficult, and women score and code of all will now be named after australia kept their slim hopes of reaching the rugby road, knock out a tough knockout stage rather alive with the 3414 went over portugal into a c. send the wallabies went behind early for sport, 5 tries to secure their 2nd when at the turn spanish tennis star carlos i'll cut as rolled into the quarter finals of a china opened after beating. it least lorenzo was at the, in straight sets and kind of as is the highest rank player at the tournament and we'll face 7 see test square root. in the next round. in moto g, p, spanish to catch the rider jorge martin, same. the japanese friend free and rough weather con

within the church, one of them being cardinal berg in the u.s. and in africa where people that really belong to a very conservative church the and would very much like to see the demo politics and positioning that we usually would see, the very right wing of the republican -- or even i would say the kremlin right now. on the other hand, i think this vatican is trying not to give the impression of succumbing to woke ideology which is becoming a foil with much of that right wing. that is really at the center of this encounter in rome. >> for the first time, women are being allowed to vote. there were protests leading up to the event. calling for women to be ordained. this has overly gone too far. >> it has. part of the problem with some of the raucous crowd is that it gives foil to many of those very conservative, very reactionary forces. i think that is the new piece. the more interesting ones -- that is a complete democratization. that is the much bigger story. those are the very big changes right before our eyes. >> we appreciate your analysis,

in this case, their priests do not compliment at all. you if see the movie munich operation esme bergich was actually commissioned by the zionist regime, or, for example, the book that was recently published , kill first, which completely shows that the ruling spirit of this society is a criminal spirit that commits any crime , regardless of the situation. a war or a non-war situation, and now this population that has all these so-called military studies, security studies, etc., international aid , advanced weapons, you see the history of this regime , that every weapon that was made in europe and this weapon has a greater range. had it had more impact. the french, the americans, the english first giving to israel it's true. so, what did this structure, a fake structure, fail against? see society. gaza is 350 square kilometers, it is completely surrounded by land and sea and is under siege from all sides. it is true that the only way to cross is through the rifa crossing, which unfortunately the egyptian government, despite the fact that the food is mostly egyptian, they are egyptian,

. >>> let's bring in our floor show traders, teddy wise berg and scott shellady -- teddy wise berg and scott shellady. scott, even more so as treasury yields spike again today, what are you seeing? how much longer, ask and what happens amidst this situation that we have this d.c.? -- in d.c.? >> well, i mean,ing look, we've lost control of what we're doing in d.c., or at least some modicum of control. i think the bide wen administration's lost control of the economy. i'd hate to be reasoning on the back of that. and at the same time, we havest lost until control of labor. i think the markets are finally waking up to the fact that we've got tumult on our hands, and now that we're going to be in a situation with higher rates for longer, we got used, for 15 years we got used to 0% interest rates, and, i mean, it's going to to be painful. you can't put $6 trillion into the economy, try to take it out, you can't have 15 years of 0% interest rates and, by the way, the consumer is now running on fumes. that's been confirmed. all of these things are just telling me look out. now, we've a had a

berg's sonali basak has more. >> companies found for bigger see at the fastest rates in years.l companies have borrowed more than 500 billion dollars. fed rate hikes began in 20 trade two. -- began in 2022. despite high borrowing, debt continues to grow. by mid 2023, we will see but the costs rise. companies were paying 8.7%. in part because this is by design. interest rates were kept for higher longer. this higher rate environment has createdaounin of distrust -- distressed debt. it has jumped to around 400%. >> the companies upstream supplying, it will impact those businesses. the appetite for risk has declined a bit. it's -- >> to its high point in the 80's, interest rates have always fluctuated with the times. following the great financial crisis, have hardly been the norm. when companies have not been put off by heart rates and keep borrowing, it may be assigned that the fed needs to do more. which increases the odds and someone will get caught off sides and left take the hit. kriti: it is a story that goes global. it goes to the european rates and property sector as well.

oakland auto berg, which is on instagram and acts. the city has seen a 36% uptick in auto burglaries compared to last year. >> this weekend, we're going to have plainclothes teams, decoys air assets marked units and what we're trying to do is catch as many people as we the carson city. larizing in r- >> the department wants to remind people to keep a safe distance when you are recording a crime. >> coming up next, a san francisco supervisor explaining why she feels the city need a temporary street vendor ban. why many in the community are against plus, some disappointing news at a thanksgiving. why one popular bay area dish won't make it to the table this year. and an emotional night in the east bay community gathering to remember a 16 year-old shot and killed at a house party last weekend. all that >> a heartbroken mother tonight grieving at liberty high school in brentwood where students and community members gathered to remember her son, 16 year-old tamarion tucker. the teen was shot and killed at a party last weekend. the liberty

of course, it was a really big deal that secretary journal souls and berg is visiting sweden just at the time that turkey, the turkish presidents, air to one has finally submitted the ratification been to the parliament. as we know, this has been something that sweden has been waiting on for well over a year son, neighboring finland get into the lions already. so still summer was already coming to attend an industry for him here in stock. com. and it just happens to be really good timing the air. the one finally went through with this. as you said, the secretary general suttonberg told turkey again the time is now because of course it is not necessarily a done deal. you need the turkish parliament to ratify it, and then as i understand it from swedish officials, it will go back to president air to one. yet, one more time, it still needs one more push from air to one to finally get sweet and india alliance. so the swedes are definitely keeping their fingers crossed and holding their breath because it is not 100 percent certain that it goes through even now that it's gone to parliament

german cities on wednesday, including frankford, were police use, water cannon, and then your and berg. authorities had been such protests, sparked by the ongoing conflict between israel and the last to prevent possible anti semitic incident. now, short while ago we asked the w correspondent has brun from our parliamentary studio about the demonstrations here in germany or heres. indeed, we just seen the pictures of those demonstrations which were banned for fear of incitement. and in other words, for fear of antisemitism, turning into a cold, full violence, for instance, against jews, oregon's israel. and these banding slaves to this clashes. now this is obviously an assessment that the police, the, the authorities have to make that have been assumed that demonstrations elsewhere in germany it would have been entirely peaceful. so it's also possibly a situation that is particular to bolen where the situation is particularly heated at the moment. tempers aren't particularly heated at the moment. they will to be another anticipated take incidents such as the size of david's being spraye

oakland auto berg is now active on instagram and x residents will be able to send crime locations, descriptions of the suspects and visuals. >> this weekend we're going to have plainclothes teams, decoys air assets marked units and what we're trying to do is catch as many people as we possibly can burglarizing in the cars in the city. >> the department wants to remind people to keep a safe distance when participating in the pilot program. they hope this helps bring down the 36% uptick and auto burglaries. the city scene compared to last year. >> california's attorney general says more hospitals are following the law when it comes to pregnant patients care. implicit bias training is meant to reduce that disparity and other issues. women of color can face during pregnancy. it's been required by california law in hospitals and other birthing centers. now since 2020, according to bonta's investigation, though health care providers were slow to begin following the law. but that complaints has surged from just 17% to 81%. now over the past 2 years. time is of the essence when it comes to health care.

oakland auto berg is now active on instagram and acts. residents will be able to send crime location, descriptions of the suspects and visuals. this is in addition to police being on standby. >> this weekend, we're going to have plainclothes teams, decoys air assets marked units and what we're trying to do is catch as many people as we possibly can burglarizing in the cars in the city. >> oakland police wants to remind people to keep a safe distance when participating in the pilot program. they hope this helps bring down the 36% uptick in auto burglaries. the city has seen compared to last year. >> we're hearing from the father of that 16 year-old killed at a house party in oakley over the weekend. kron four's gayle ong. joining us from the newsroom with details tonight. gayle. >> well, grant, the father says his son had a big ambitious streams, but his life was cut too short at the hynes of gun violence. >> i was a high screen. a little just wanted he tucker is mourning the loss of his 16 year-old son kamari and tucker who was shot and k

and i think it's spelt and berg just said, half of nato is now many of these other nato members that have joined since 1992. so what do you do with the argument that given where we are now, that this is now perceived to be a conflict that the united states can not back out of? well, that's what has said, it's been said about every disaster that the united states has been involved in from vietnam and the domino theory on word. and all of that is just a prelude to nuclear war. they want to put it that way. we have to stop the stupidity of the united states, but got us into this mess. this is a war that the united states created pro vote a fight over throwing down a cold ridge by this nato enlargement policy. and now we have to say, look, we stop roches, gotta stop, we need to find peace before the world is destroyed in this process. so i don't buy it at all. what hazel said, that's ridiculous when you've made a terrible blunder. light is, you don't stake everything on doubling down on the blunder. you solve the problem, and we can solve the problem by sorting this thing out properly. a

you in stoughton berg condemned him off as attacks and demanded that hamas release all hostages. the 1st plane evacuating german nationals from israel landed at frankfurt airport on thursday for leave tons of flights are scheduled to bring home citizens. so far, 5000 germans have registered to leave israel and hundreds of people have turned out in paris for a rally in support of the palestinian people. the protest took place despite french authorities banning all pro palestinian demonstrations. felice used to tear gas and water cannon to break up the of the a. this is dw news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we will be right back. the vote in the full, the election officially against the admission of migrants. yes, under the tables, selling hundreds of thousands of work visas to bribes. the cash for the visa scandal costs peas. it's credibility, and election victories. the focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d. w. the many pollution assert out in the world right now, climate change. the story. this is much less the way from just one week.

are no more than a week old, now we’ll see how each of them tries to find their mother, well, run , bergsm, where's mom, there's mom, come here , there, well done, come on, come on, guys, come on, come on, let's run, this is nature, by the way, on this farm they are going to remove the braids from the sample. in western europe, farmers have been dabbling in this for a long time, the livestock grows faster and the kids turn out excellent, and in lizavetskoe the goats eat exclusively organic food, because all the land on the farm is environmentally certified. and this is the owner of the goat farm, dmitry. dmitry, is it difficult to handle goats? no, these are very easy-going animals, they are very lively, active, cheerful, but they are still stubborn, as you noticed. what is possible? make from goat milk, what product? well, everything that can be made from cow’s milk is made from goat’s milk, only it’s tastier, healthier and more exclusive, and more exclusive , and so it is, now i definitely really want to try it, but in order to get to the tasting, i had to familiarize myself with the en

moving out i spoke with ron berg, he's the former speaker is really parliament and a vocal critic of prime minister netanyahu and his policies. and i asked him if he was still speaker, would he support engineer? i was new, full time unity government. so that's a very, pretty little political question because it's thought about who sits around the table. but what is the end the game? what is the strategy? it looks now that the strategy of israel is anger and revenge and i do not support need to anger. no revenge is a political advisor. yes, there is a lot of sort on this in this society. there is not even one home that doesn't know somebody didn't lose somebody at the last. somebody have people hosta haven't kept, wants to do is in gaza. and the sole role is, is so they've been so profound yet. he does not justify for means going off to the leaders of him, us and the soldier will home us. it said as you to me, target going against an innocent population in masses in a kind of a collective punishment. the answer is no. so whether i am a simple civilian like i am today, or political lea

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but we've done doctor casey berg it from the george washington university says whoever republicans choose will become one of the most powerful positions in washington. the speaker is is 3rd in line of succession. >> and with an aging and on popular a vice president at the time. and kamala harris, the speaker is incredibly important position. and president biden really saw eye to eye with former speaker mccarthy says he's prepared to work with his replacement some people. i imagine could be easy to work with others. >> speakers trying to workers. >> house republicans are scheduled to return to capitol hill on monday for a closed door meeting for now in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> today, kaiser health care workers were on the picket lines for the final day of a three-day strike. this week's demonstration was said to be the largest health care strike in u.s. history nationwide. there are 75,000 workers protesting what they call labor practice as workers are asking for increased pay and staffing and performance bonuses. kaiser says it's offering a pay increase and just fin

meteorologist tomer berg created this graph showing the forecast verse what actually happened, the dotted line. otis intensified so quickly, it more than tripled the criteria of what's considered rapid intensification. that's when a storm's winds increase 35 miles per hour over 24 hours. otis gained 115. >> this rate of rapid intensification that we're seeing is just off the charts and very scary, frankly. it's just a scary rate of intensification. but the problem is and my concern, myself as a hurricane specialist for nbc, is that i'm going to miss them too, you know. the hurricane center missed it. i might miss some because these rapid intensification cycles are happening at the drop of a hat because of the hot sea surface temperatures which are record-setting hot across the planet due, of course, to man made climate change. >> the national hurricane center called this a nightmare scenario. imagine thinking that you're facing some rain and winds of 65 miles per hour. instead you get winds of 165 miles an hour. a major category 5. there is also increasing research, including one study fr

for example, joe berg, you go from almost 30 or this just 6 degrees on monday shower storms and wind will cool the atmosphere of the book and back you watching it on. just a reminder on top story is this, our goal is a strip has been subjected to the largest. is there any bombardments since the beginning of the war on october 7th? israel has been bombing residential areas in the north. the center of the strip nights nation says civil war that has collapsed. is there any minute change that ground forces will expand operations? ok, let's remind of us about the toll of this war since it began on october. the 7th, as well as bombing campaign across the gulf, has strep, has killed 7326 palestinian stats according to the latest figures from the health ministry. it also says that $108.00 palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank. and nearly 3 weeks. meanwhile, these ready government says molden, 1400 as race were killed in the how much attack 3 weeks ago. the white house says it will continue discussions with israel about the amount of any ground offensive. and american and cro

on monday, however, only 19 just a high of 8 degrees and joe berg on monday, the southern surgeon boats has people up to do so not for the 1st time in the process of european political debate. what's not up for arguments is tiny island comp codes . the most nights here were spent in the open days seeking what are the help. there is 3 of with this album it's and i've seen some people with football disney. i won't get anything. a lamp. it is a is less than a 150 kilometers with introducing coast. and it's become the main sea route from north africa into europe. the federal freelance producer jobs, the islands deputy, they're saying the residents a tired and want to return to a life based on tourism. and fishing are still of underlying will be here on sunday along with georgia maloney. but it's far from clear exactly how much of what she wants. it least prime minister will get one demand or most certainly went out of reach the idea of an e. u. naval blockade that will prevent migrant boats from reaching these shows. the latest news as it breaks.

so stultz and berg last week you let the cat out of the bag. it was all about nato expansion. i mean, it's really quite incredible. you know, somebody has on the internet, a montage of 3 minutes a, you know, it's not about data, it's not about nato. and then, well, of course, it's all about nato. so at least the, the, you know, they've drawn the curtain back on that it's all about destroying russia. okay. but is that what people really want? ok, i don't think so. you know, actually what i hear and what i read here. and there it is not the same as what the shape of your bill. you'll be in union and nato. actually, i've tried to spread the out trying to inspire people in order to pay dress. yeah. and the most important thing is not to bring your brain to the level to the same level and bullet your flight that you, you don't have to be. but the main goal here is to find the feed drug should be able to see trust. yes. and then get the rest of the fluids in russia. this is the major message that they want to share. but yeah, what i would love to highlight is the fact that what you

and then cooler air filters in joe berg goes from 23 to just 10 degrees on monday. the you what you notice here, a reminder of our top story is this alex, as well as subject to the causes trip to the heaviest bone bob. and since this kind of the one on the type of the 7th overwhelmed hospitals, our breaking points in the united nations is civil order has collapsed. thousands of people are marching in london to show solidarity with palestine. they want western countries to stop and is room to kill the president. the price is cooling for an inter israel's, for on guns. israel has surface communication networks across the territory and residential areas in the north and seem to have been pumped and evolved for soc the spokeswoman for the palestine ridge. crisen society spoke to us earlier. she told us hamilton too many, and people and guys are in a, was on, and unable to call an ambulance. so for over 18 hours, up to now, we are unable to communicate with our word teams who are working on the ground right now in casa with complete disconnection with i want to patient r

and then cooler air filters in joe berg goes from 23 to just 10 degrees. authentic. the in watching out. is there a reminder for our top story is this out. israel's administer has wound the war and gone, so it will be difficult. i'm alone. and you've been mentioned young who said that conflicts incentive in stage. israel says its troops is still on the ground and goes off to one name that attacks communication networks across cause a had been completely savage, but some services. now from the store, the inspector general has visited dough hall to discuss what he called an unprecedented escalation in gaza. attending gutierrez, match with category prime minister and foreign minister. shake mohammed been the last 9 autonomy to discuss options for the escalation. but on hopkins, the deputy spokesman for the you in factory general, he says enter new guitar is, is working to help mediation efforts to release captives in gaza. the secretary general wanted to have the consultations on the middle east prices. uh, so in the hi, he spoke to the prime minister of got that, but h

nuestras felicitaciones y la ceremonia la presidió la presidenta de la junta de supervisores, susan berg creen que su actitud agresiva en los últimos meses con los surfistas se debía precisamente a los cambios hormonales, producto del embarazo. >> y ahora lo están vigilando a él y a la cría para ver si mamá le enseña al niño. mira esta es una tabla de surf. lo primero que tienes que hacer es morderla . le das vuelta y te subes en ella. >> ese es mi hijo. le voy a decir después. oye, a ver qué tal sale. si es verdad que no hay que molestarla, hay que darle su espacio. si la ve, pues disfruta de la escena. >> bueno, nos vemos >> (musica). >>

we'll also check in with micah silver berg, who was at the music festival, one of the largest slaughters of people, more than 260, according to israeli officials. he and a friend managed to get away from the festival by car and said that in addition to coming under fire from several gunmen, michael fought back and managed to kill two hamas militants with his car, including this one lying by his motorcycle along the road. he hit them with his vehicle. he walked us through it. we'll talk to him a little bit later this hour. >>> we begin though right now with cnn's nic robertson, who you saw just a moment ago, with iron dome interceptor missiles going up around him. he is still in sderot today. >> the israeli defense forces discovered three forces in there. all we could hear was the buildup of heavy machine gunfire and it got more intense and more intense. towards the end of it, they put up -- better illumination on the ground for the troops. shortly after the israeli defense force said three hamas militants found -- discovered the in that area and neutralized, the euphemism that's used her

the last post on the oakland auto berg, social media pages urged people to go back to the basics.l 9-1-1. if you notice a break-in happening, they say it's important to remember never to get involved and to keep your distance when you see a crime happening live in the studio, noelle bellow send it back to the key right 29 times. wow. >> a san jose police said they have a new team aimed at not only stopping thieves but also tracking their next moves. you're looking at video of some of the recent crimes all caught on camera. the new team plans to spend around 3.5 million of the awarded to funding that's coming from the state towards new tech. like fingerprint scanners, forensic software and more patrol cars. san jose police say that it's also purchase saying a 300 license plate readers to help catch thieves as they drive off. >> still to come, nurses in the south, they're concerned about their safety at work. what they're asking health officials to do. plus out, elon musk plans to it. help people who are we're looking for love. and are you scared of clowns? study tonight trying to f

here and of course another fatal error is that he did or 14 days before hand, he sent forced murphy's berg and he gets whipped down there and he sent his best officer and this is why your number one quarterback in the nfl, if you ndhim on a paid vacation the week before the super bowl. itisabsolute stupidity. but he did it. the u.s. army comes out of nashville and this will be on the right and actually goes from west to east and the coederates have five exposed readouts and all of these guns are captured with the entire left flank breaking and haveto go back three quarters of a mile to re-eh for the next day of fighting. over on the right, hood has a better day and they slaughtered somber grades from the federal side and two of those brigades had not been trained properly in the time in combat they had o competent commanders who failed to ascertain the confederate defenses and took their men right into a complete trap and got shot to pieces. but all in all the first stage of the battle was a confederate disaster. and it gets worse on the second day and on the morning of december 16, hood i

and senator arthur vanden berg is an old curmudgeon. and he's not going to on lend-lease. in the spring of 1941, i'll be darned if fdr is going to get lend-lease over my vote. cynthia goes to pay him a midnight visit. and, you know, the next day, he had seen the light and voted for it. and it got passed. amazed. because lend lease, say england as you've just been seeing on the fdr series. then she goes to the french consulate up in the vichy french consulate in georgetown and see seduces a senior member of the staff. and while she is having her way with him but letting him think he's having his way with her. lo and behold, a team of black bag fbi i safe crackers walk in through an open door. go to the safe and the vichy consulate. open it up. pull out the code and cipher books to see if i remember all northwest africa was under vichy control. and they take them out and they photocopy him that night and take him back in just morning. no one the wiser. those are the code and cipher books that enable general eisenhower to succeed fully launch operation torch. and of course, w

our correspondent nick berg 'oins us from ashkelon.* from ashkelon. good morning.rom ashkelon. good morning. it is hard to say what _ from ashkelon. good morning. it is hard to say what impact _ from ashkelon. good morning. it is hard to say what impact this - from ashkelon. good morning. it is hard to say what impact this is - hard to say what impact this is having — hard to say what impact this is having. the israeli authorities said necessary— having. the israeli authorities said necessary safe way for palestinians to make _ necessary safe way for palestinians to make the journey that they are being _ to make the journey that they are being told — to make the journey that they are being told to by israel. this 2hour— being told to by israel. this 24—hour deadline that was initially set seems — 24—hour deadline that was initially set seems to have lapsed somewhat but certainly the message from israei— but certainly the message from israei as— but certainly the message from israel as a people need to move from the north— israel as a people need to move from the no

first round then doug berg rum and mike pence goes -- he doesn't even go up a little bit. 47% of republicansald trump to be the president and he was also number 13 by the most people like he was last place. please, anybody but donald trump. he only like gets over the majority when everybody else is wiped out. nikki haley does well in that and comes in second once you knock off chris christie and some of these people. she has the ability maybe to look -- to get some people who want to vote for trump but the only way to get to the republican nomination is -- this is why ron desantis still has a chance although he's absolutely nosedived during the calendar year, people who like ron desantis also like donald trump sometimes. he can straddle that. nikki haley hasn't quite shown that and the rest -- >> she's been across the board. the rumor was they were having an affair. remember that? it was in the first trump book -- remember that? no, i never believed it either but gone from that to i wouldn't even have her on the ticket. >> i worked for carly fiorina. you can't have this many candidates in th

but a spokesperson has told cnn that many choosing to stay, including my next guests, hallie gill bergis an american born dual citizen. telly lives on a kibbutz less than half a mile from gaza. it's so close that one of gaza's crossing is named for this kibbutz she lived in. it's so close she was no stranger to rocket fire. but on october 7th, she knew what she was hearing was different. it's not what she was used to. she shot this video outside of her window, as she spent hours sheltering from hamas. the shoulders you see here, that's the idf. despite the fear, the trauma, and the uncertainty, she chose to stay in her adopted country as a survivor, even after that attack. i'm so grateful that you're here. i just -- you grew up in new jersey. you moved here. and you were assigned to this kibbutz. but even after your service, you loved it so much you decided to stay there. i was watching your video you posted from the day of the attack. i want our viewers to listen because you hear the gunfire in the background of it. [ sound of gunfire ] >> what was going through your mind, as you sat

pandemic but then he calls his brother-in-law and within one minute of hanging up the phone with richard bergether-in-law calls his broker and dumps ... is stopped ... ats it certainly has the appearance of impropriety. it looks like the game is rigged. and again, that is what i think is i don't blame problems on this, but i think it is contributing to the erosion, trust and liberal democracy. is there any scenario that you >> is there any realistic scenario that you can see from blind trust inn which he weakend those members to remain separated -- weekend remain separated? >> in 2012 congress finally passed the s.t.o.c.k. act which made it illegal to engage in insider trading. until then it wasn't illegal if imagine. since 2012 it's been illegal to engage in insider trading and obviously the problem has not gone away. in fact perhaps it's gotten worse at that it certainly has not gone away. now some of the politicians that become embroiled in these controversies and things that look like insider trading will say i have a blind trust for my husband or my wife manages my portfolio and so i beli

he has advised or appeared on half a dozen tv documentaries, as well as advising first steel berg's "lincoln." you earned all of this and more. i will only add that he serves today as the jonathan phantom director of the roosevelt house public policy institute at new york college. and, next, we have craig simons, who has already been introduced to you. but for those who maybe missed the program that he was on, he is a professor of history emeritus. except for andy down at the end. he is the future of history. let me go ahead, anyway. craig is professor of history emeritus at the united states academy. that is what we have got. he taught for 30 years and served as the department chair from 2017 to 2020. he was the ernest j. king professor of history at the u.s. naval war college. newport, rhode island. rhode island, being where i was born and raised. he was the author of 17 books, the most recent of which was "emmett at war." he has been issued at the lincoln prize, the roosevelt prize, the morrison prize, and the baroness price, as well as the deadly knox medal for lifetime achievemen