last year, a group of $800.00 displaced in beta occupied both as a national park for months. and another 2000 there waiting and shelters to be assigned land and be able to leave the capital. and it continued tension with local authorities. the arrival of this late as group of embed it has fitted the city administration against the national government, with the mayor's office, accusing the national government that's not taking care of these people needs and leaving the city to deal with the consequences is that them in but the head of columbia, as victims units rejected the accusations, saying they have managed a successful return of hundreds of families, despite the structural change required to ensure their well being. those closing, thinking that was put in the hospital, the indigenous peoples to africa, colombians who came to the capital, not people who in the way to hinder, they came to negotiate. and we have to guarantee the sentiments of rights. even if the government manages to end the crises quickly, it's unlikely to solve centuries and neglect. but these indigenous c

last year, a group of $800.00 displaced in beta occupied both as a national park for months. and another 2000 there waiting and shelters to be assigned lanes and be able to leave the capital in a continued tension with local authorities. the arrival of this latest group of embed that has fitted the city administration against the national government with the mayor's office of choosing the national government up not taking care of these people needs and leaving the city to deal with the consequences. is that them in but the head of the columbia, as victims unit, rejected the accusations saying they have managed the successful return of hundreds of families. despite the deep structural change required to ensure their well being most close in thinking that was put in the hospital. the indigenous peoples, the afro colombians who came to the capital, not people who in the way to hinder, they came to negotiate. and we have to guarantee the fundamental rights. even if the government manages to end the crises quickly, it's unlikely to solve centuries of neglect. but these indigenous

there are more than 300000 in beta as in columbia for decades. they've been arrest and displaced from their ancestor lands by violence and neglect in the capital. they've often clashed with the tories as they tried to force them to respond to their needs . but this time, many say they have felt welcomed by the government of like the scripts that we paid through with showing the willingness to listen to their grievances mean, does it correct that he's having prototype feelings, past demonstrations? we're unfortunate to characterize by 10 situations. 40 percent, but today it's peaceful. totes are progressing. very positively. i hope to have good news. very soon. last year a group of $800.00 displaced in beta occupied both as national park for months. and another 2000 there waiting and shelters to be assigned the lanes and be able to leave the capital in a continued tension with local authorities. the arrival of this latest group of him that has fitted the city administration against the national government, with the mayor's office, accusing the nat

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firstly because he believes the safeguards in kim lead beta's| the safeguards in kim lead beta's billtion is significant because he has changed his mind, secondly because he is the first former pm to back the bill after four first former pm to back the bill afterfourformer pms first former pm to back the bill after four former pms have opposed it. they are his predecessor, gordon brown, to itisafree it is a free vote, and also potentially change mps mines and also because it is a serious debate that has spanned decades and spanned premierships, too. will lord cameron or other pm is a change other people's minds? we will find out on friday afternoon. assisted dying is still illegal in most parts of the world, but more and more places are offering it. our medical editor, fergus walsh, explains. since mps last voted to reject assisted dying in 2015, since mps last voted to reject assisted dying predecessor, gordon it. they are his predecessor, gordon brown, to itisafree it is a free vote, and also potentially change mps mines and also because it is a serious debate that has spanned decad

after there is a sound from pepsi has more now from baba to 4000 indigenous in beta to cover the plaza in front of cologne, this national lend agency. but with that, they have marched across the country, demanding access to for tile land, health services and security in their tribal lands, that mostly handle lifted. so many of our children have died to not charge me due to lack of access to health services. we have been let down. there are more than 300000 in b as in colombia for decades. they've been arrested in this place from their ancestor lands by violence and neglect in the capital. they've often clashed with the tories as they tried to force them to respond to their needs. but this time many say they have felt welcomed by the government of like the scripts that will fade through with shown the willingness to listen to their grievances. mean, does it correct that he's had them for the past demonstrations were unfortunate to characterized by 10 situations for the project, but today it's peaceful talks of progressing very positively. i hope to have good news very soon. last year, a

i'll just say it was more hollywood has more of a medication of that attack and beta here. as we accounts ascending or the flow of the mileage on hospital where these light on the committed a mess across to displace the sinews or use the shuttle to the neighborhood. how does she have had no one stores my children? oh, these are my children over. i really better than myself reduced what i was just leave me alone. the neighbors succeeded civil out about 35 years from on the whole then a $150.00 last and he off full body's still on known the cisco is it does. today we receive 32 bodies, the majority of them are women and children, with most of the dead, either headless or shredded into pieces. as you can see, these are parts of the woman. all these killed women, children, and others, and that is the only we complain the this is what we are going to prove in the decisions oven, garbage trip. and this is the day the scene here. while i just got through, i just need to give out there for you can call this time and just kilometers away. another strike on the shank road, one neighb

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when the hospital in northern gauze, a drone attack hit the emergency entrance of the facility and beta here, as well as the electricity generator. 6 medical staff are also engine and at least 6 people have been killed in these really as striking the center of the strip. you have time talking to the home in the, in the say that area victims are buried under the rubble with the residents, digging frantically for survivors. a search and rescue operations on the way in lebanon's eastern style back regions where at least 47 people have been killed in a series of his riley strikes. a number of towns and villages were targeted in the attacks. celebrities health ministry says 22 people were injured. it's been 52 days since the start of israel's ground defensive against has by law in lebanon. that's what a heavy gunfire in south saddam's capital jew by way of security force has moved to arrest before the head of the intelligence service. last month president, solver kid dismissed the intelligence chief, replacing him with a close allies. while a civil war between arrival of factions ended back

all 3 of the parties did beta in this election. then the routing party for an incumbent governing party to lose at that level is quite significant. and it shows that the voters in which one was sending quite a clear message to the government that they felt that the government was simply not doing enough to address the everyday needs and social concerns that have been adding up over the past few years. outside of atlanta, it's also something that we'll, we'll get as a political lead is talking about what this means in date, for their own governments. how voters might react in, in, in different elections. now that they've seen that a party that has government on the african continent can have this kind of a significant loss is just tell us a bit more about it. so some of the factors in this election that led to, they said reversal. definitely bread and butter issues for this election, a lot of books, but so i know, spoke about how they the living conditions have listened over the past few years. some of those issues could be attribut

there are more than 300000 in beta, as in colombia for decades, they've been arrest and displaced from their ancestral lands by violence. they neglect in the capital. they've often clashed with the tories as they tried to force them to respond to their needs. but this time many say they have felt welcomed by the government of lexi scripts that will bid through with shown the willingness to listen to their grievances. mean, does it connect any kind of prototype feelings past demonstrations? very unfortunate to characterize by 10 situations, 40 percent, but today it's peaceful. totes are progressing very positively. oh, yeah. and i hope to have good news. very soon, last year, a group of 800 displaced in beta occupied both as a national park for months and another 2000 there waiting and shelters to be assigned the lanes and be able to leave the capital. and it continued attention with local authorities. the arrival of this latest group of embed that has fitted the city administration against the national government, with the mayor's office, accusing the national government up not taking

and i have chosen to close my mind date here and live on in beta because what is going on in the be the least any particular here invaded with this, putting the international community at the test you, we are really willing and able to make peace. this conflict has already taken an international, they mention an international community. they cannot stay either in front of what is happening in the us top of diploma to joseph morales speaking and be rude to them. now let's cross over to gentlest stella mamma, who is in the lebanese capital, stella, what is a burrell trying to achieve with his visit to, to let them before his visits, he explained, but his goal to visit the whole region is to work on a ceasefire. and gaza and love on on, but also to work on a long term peace process and solution. he said many times before that he things that the, there any solution for peace days and at 2 state solution. and he wants to work on these 2 goals. it's not the 1st time he's and the reason before you came to live on will rel, also met the representatives from israel and palestine and cyprus, and

uk goods and does that spark some sort of global trade war and what could be implications for that betal economy, really? the international monetary fund, part of the united nations, has warned that if you have a global trade tariff or of that sort of scale, that could cause the economy to shrink globally by up the economy to shrink globally by up to about 7% which is the size of the german and french economies combined. president biden, as economies combined. president biden. as we — economies combined. president biden, as we said, _ economies combined. president biden, as we said, meeting - biden, as we said, meeting china's president a little later. how much does this meeting me now, given that president biden is on his way out? i president biden is on his way out? ., ~' , ., out? i mean, ithink if you have a meeting _ out? i mean, ithink if you have a meeting of - out? i mean, ithink if you have a meeting of the - out? i mean, i think if you i have a meeting of the world's have a meeting of the worlds to biggest economic superpowers, both of which are military superpowers, i think t

as you get off the elevators, this large entry scrim, which is a photograph from 1985, photo from beta breakers and you feel the crowd, which is very unexpected. >> perched atop the seventh floor of the san francisco museum of modern art is get in the game, an exhibit dedicated to sports at the crossroads of culture, race, gender, and art. >> we recognize that sports really is a mirror of society right now, and it really touches on race, money, policy, gender, and so many artists are dealing with that topic. >> the exhibit took nearly two years for jennifer dunlop fletcher and her team to curate. they thought of everything from sounds to sights and even touch, and they couldn't have thought of a better place to house this exhibit than in the bay area. >> christopher bedford really put this idea forward as something for us to think about. he had just recently moved to the bay area. it's very well known for its sports teams, ranging from, you know, very top level professional sports to like beta breakers and soapbox derbies. >> everywhere you turn in the exhibit, you see something differ

in the current environment, defensive for us means you get closer to beta and more diversified.ooking for opportunities for assets that represent dry powder without sacrificing yield. you can buy today with a higher yield than bb high-yield bonds. shifting your exposure to dry powder but not sacrificing yield, you look for those relative value opportunities to both diversify your exposure and also shift into areas that can provide greater protection. at the same time you do not want to sacrifice yield in this type of environment. vonnie: how far down the spectrum would both of you go? we had someone say credit spreads are tight. yet junk-bonds have been notching up gains. triple c's on track to be the best performing asset class. lotfi: we like triple c-rated bonds months ago when they were trading well above medians. the rally has been impressive. triple c rated bonds have joined the rest of the ecosystem in terms of being stuck in a valuation conundrum. we do not see a lot of value in triple c rated bonds at these levels. most of the opportunity has shifted to the single name

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photo from beta breakers, and you feel the crowd, which is very unexpected. >> perched atop the seventh floor of the san francisco museum of modern art is get in the game, an exhibit dedicated to sports at the crossroads of culture, race, gender, and art. >> we recognize that sports really is a mirror of society right now, and it really touches on race, money, policy, gender, and so many artists are dealing with that topic. >> the exhibit took nearly two years for jennifer dunlop fletcher and her team to curate. they thought of everything from sounds to sights and even touch, and they couldn't have thought of a better place to house this exhibit than in the bay area. >> christopher bedford really put this idea forward as something for us to think about. he had just recently moved to the bay area. it's very well known for its sports teams, ranging from, you know, very top level professional sports to like beta breakers and soapbox derbies. >> everywhere you turn in the exhibit, you see something different fashion paintings and the evolution of sport as told through the changing of equipm

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several or because we this is where we find the angels and we used all my board it is an awesome to beta space and it was founded by the artist speak to a come in or the lifetime del victor is also using the to create is out what the deal is reading to preaching and disrupting symbols from childhood and dropping copland quite to catholic schools and everything on new some of the terms of what shape of belief system that i had side by side with dr. mission, i'm growing up in the village. it's something that i've been finding it out with all my life. but if you take a try this on a, i forgot to opt out of where it belongs, but we have a different many way to use it for something that is the last time. so it does that . the 2 things that i'm kind of like walk in with when i started using these are pieces and we look at them. what i'm seeing now is the king domains the king, the way he would normally address the entire bundle rad eyes. and the a lot of my walk is that the presence of i can know, graphing because is what ties onto walks together. does it come on right now? you're going to see

but many of them have gotten so big and become public companies and they were sort of the beta. they are so big that they need in what had been left behind a little bit was alpha. really being the alpha, and so we decided that we could bring -- i decided that i could create a firm that had big firm capabilities, that had all the trappings of a firm and in our k-fed is an integrated lat form of debt and insurance, alpha creation team, incredible talent and apply it against the middle market and do with a lot more alignment were on the largest investor and everyone who is joining is not necessarily getting paid as much cash. but they are really going to benefit if the investors benefit. >> how much money have you put into the firm so far? >> we are at $23 billion after 24 months which is beyond my wildest expectation. we have one under 25 people and it is an amazing culture, amazing people. people really jumped on the bandwagon and now i am hard at work trying to create alpha. in sports, you have to create memories and win for the city. and in alternatives investing, it is about r

the southern suburb, a beta, which with multiple airstrikes, plumes of black smoke grows over the area. a civilians were forced to flee in panic . zanna for the reports from the 11 east capital. it is well controls 11 on skies. it's been dropping bombs for weeks and bait with southern suburb is about to be hit. there's atlantic at the entrances of what is known here as duffy. this is what happens when these really military issues force the evacuation orders. people leave the areas that are expected to be hit. there's still thousands of people who didn't leave their homes despite the weeks of bombardment. most attacks come without warning, but at times this really military publishes maps showing buildings. it plans to target. and then this, this strikes begin. israel says it is targeting sites linked to hezbollah. for many of its supporters who live in these neighborhoods, these attacks are not just the form of military pressure. they are about the collective punishment. we've been displaced and this happens all the time. this is depression. what can i say? i hope the resistance will wh

photo from beta breakers, and you feel the crowd, which is very unexpected. >> perched atop the seventhe san francisco museum of modern art is get in the game, an exhibit dedicated to sports at the crossroads of culture, race, gender, and art. >> we recognize that sports really is a mirror of society right now, and it really touches on race, money, policy, gender, and so many artists are dealing with that topic. >> the exhibit took nearly two years for jennifer dunlop fletcher and her team to curate. they thought of everything from sounds to sights and even touch, and they couldn't have thought of a better place to house this exhibit than in the bay area. >> christopher bedford really put this idea forward as something for us to think about. he had just recently moved to the bay area. it's very well known for its sports teams, ranging from, you know, very top level professional sports to like beta breakers and soapbox derbies. >> everywhere you turn in the exhibit, you see something different fashion paintings and the evolution of sport as told through the changing of equipment like sur

these were killed and the situation in beta. yeah. and so bad. yeah. is also escalating where the houses are being targeted you and shelters. and i, as i mentioned before, that seeds is entering. it's a, it's stuck in a 2nd month. and this is adding more missouri to the situation. okay, thank you so much. hands in for 30, thanks for that reward from that and by well, israel's problem is, has adopted true controversial laws. one allows the government to deport the family members if is really citizens involved in a tax. so they would be deported to the gaza strip, or then another location for up to 20 years. on tuesday, the parliament also passed the law allowing palestinian as really teachers to be sacked if they show support for attacks against israelis. good or those wanting us from jordan's cops online because that is really government has banned all 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank and from inside israel. there's a huge concern nude over these laws by human rights organizations as well as others . what's their biggest concern? sunset and th

but the cost is a good say to beta, but rate it to what does it deep the uh uh, uh, the t uh, every uh, color takes because to what gauge school i have the steady good on messages it makes you do the static 6. it's usually a gloss, so that's how i. ready it, it is up that i a 100 percent. do agree with that set? there is of course a russian play which says pain comes from knowledge. so i'm kind of stuck in between that that was kind of backed up and put a test into or i said nothing but all the time to the job, the parts. yeah, of course academic, we much appreciate your time. thanks. you've got a sense of thank you for your quote you i always enjoyed while we all signing off for this hour. but of course we'll be back up the top. if you still want to move in all to dot com is a pace to update to day and night. check it out. so you see the the lawyer for the settled yet says the matter. sure. we have 9 leisure villa gordon were done as well as the boss. nice study bill moyers and this 3 queen set them good all. and that is severely ease measure the table. it seems to me that passed alon

and then i do it so that you have been assassinated in the us in that box and more in beta or in the hall of the capital debate, roads you will talk did, and assassinated by the enemy in the hospital. vader woods. not only did those really, and they may of sold the civilian residential area and right, so not by that, but also targeted uh, competitive sub in mid e. s. hyphen and also another. has it been seller, blog and another? yes it is. it then. so lots of the neighborhoods, and this is living proof that there's really and it may have assaulted and chatted with the patients. again. is the capital debate route? that's why they must expect a lot of these funds to be blah blah to the heart of the levies. we cannot remain silent in the face of this at day and the enemy must pay the price and the price is the heart of the levies. 7 i hope that the enemy will leave that we cannot leave this go on, finest men has done uh, what was thirdly, i would like to thank all those who have all forwarded condolences. it has on the phone, off, has on the line as a monitor and apply the must have pho

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so little it's a similar situation in the south of the country and in the southern suburb of beta, 11 ounce prime minister. and as he mccarthy has criticized the international community for remaining silent in the face of these attacks. people here say they feel the same, they say as well, has been given a green light to destroy and kill as well says it is targeting has belong and this infrastructure. but it strikes are destroying homes, as well as historic buildings. the l. montreal, which dates back to the ottoman era was reduced to rubble, the destruction just away from the temple of jupiter bottlenecks, unesco listed roman ruins, not far away from the cities historic center. this used to be a famous restaurant. the owner says this was about hurting the economy the already, the reconstruction bill is in the billions of dollars and this is a nearly bankrupt state, has the law and as well are negotiating under fire. oh yes, says she knows her children's future and lives are at risk. but she says, she's choosing defiance over surrender the motor can i make another kind of their lives