bethany was assessed as being at medium risk. the amount of times i've spoken to the police when he has tried killing himself, the amount of death threats he's made." west yorkshire police told bbc newsnight: "as a result of both the domestic homicide review and the iopc investigation conducted following bethany�*s murder, west yorkshire police has accepted and implemented all recommendations raised through these reports." when bethany�*s killer finally face justice, he was given a manslaughter conviction for diminished responsibility, and thejudge ordered him to be detained in hospital as part of his minimum sentence of 12 years. no way should it have ever been manslaughter. it was premeditated murder. he's evil — pure evil. wicked. a master manipulator and a very, very, very dangerous man, who should never, ever be released. never. west yorkshire police, in their statement, told this programme: "our sympathies go out to the families of bethany fields and fawziyahjavid for the devastating and tragic losses they have suffered. du

bethany i would like your response on this. >> i mean, there's so many ways i can go.i'm coming out on the show as i a democrat. now all of you know, i'm a registered democrat since 2021 it's a non-partisan race and issue. the issue in montgomery county happening all across the country is that activist school board members have decided to choose their activism over excellence and they prioritized that activism over excellence and our kids are suffering and i think that the powers that be within montgomery county but also in the wider country are scared that they're going to be displaced because they've had control over school boards across the country and we're seeing the results. we're seeing how well they're doing with our kids. narrater. it's not great. so they're frayed of accountability and i'm going to bring it to montgomery county. >> trace: good for you. >> exactly right. bethany brings up a good point, here in california 68% of californians agree on thisert ma. this is not a partisan issue, democrats and republicans agree, the parents need to have a seat at th

apro surfer and shark attack n bethany hamilton joins me, bethany.to the real .controversy but i have been a a huge admirer of years for so many years.om yoe u have overcome losing your arm and all the challenges that went along with that. what do you say to leading athletic organizations that feel compelled to permit biological man to compete in everything from surfing to swimming, cycling, eve,n weight lifting. >> i feel like society is kindnd of like losing its grip on like the physical strength, the str differences because it is very clear. it seems so wrong and so unfair. as a mother of a daughter come d had a daughter last year, three boys and a girl. i want my daughter to have all of the chanc ae that she can in whatever sport she may do. so she definitely motivates me, hey, people what the heck is going on here? >> laura: reality. bethany, i'm sorry, let's talkh about the reality of surfing and what you need to be excellent, a top, top surfer, the type of athleticism, balance, upper body strength and why do men and women in that arena differ?

bethany mandel?from afghanistan after an 18-month deployment so that is now my toby keith song thanks to him. >> trace: love it. dr. yalda safai. >> for me, it's if i didn't know now. it's a little bit sad but absolutely beautiful. >> trace: yeah. for me it's the don't let the old man in. he wrote it for clint eastwood. they were playing golf he said clint what are you doing for my birthday. he said i'm going to direct a movie. -said you're 88. clint said don't let the old man in. our instagram followers katherine dee i should have been a cowboy sang it every day on my way home from work. courtesy of the red white and blew seems to be popular. leslie wall i want to talk about me always makes me laugh. hard to choose just one. jonathan milton says does that blue moon ever shine on you i had forgotten about that. nicely done. james, he's got great taste. don't let the old man in. and michael says the red solo cup. this was nice. very nice tribute to toby keith. he was 62 years old when he passed away a

bethany, we have to get into the rick earle controversy.s. you've overcome losing your arm and all the challenges that went along with that. what do you say to leading athletic organizations that feel compelled to permit biological men to compete in everything from surfing to swimming, cycling and even weightlifting? >> i feel like society is kind of losing its grip on the physical strength differences because it's very clear and it just seems so wrong and so unfair. as a mother now of a daughter, i had a daughter last year, i have three boys and a girl, i want my daughter to have all the chances she can in whatever sport she may deal. she definitely motivates me to be like what the heck is going on here. >> bethany, let's talk about the reality of surfing and what you need to be excellent. a top, top surfer, the type of athleticism, balance, upper body strength and why do men and women in that arena differ? >> yeah, it's quite a bit of a big difference still and always will be, i think. you look at big wave surfing in particular. men can j

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bethany, thank you, in brussels.cabinet has given hamas a deadline to release all the hostages or the military will launch an offensive in the southern city of rafah. benny gantz said that unless they were freed by the start of ramadan, expected to be on 10th march, israeli troops would move into the city. these are live pictures of rafah at the minute. people are living in tents. it's currently overcrowded because this is the place right of the southern end of the gaza strip where people have fled to from the north and from the central strip, at least 1.4 million palestinians are believed to be sheltering there after having to move away from the fighting and a ground offensive in other parts of gaza. mr gantz said the message was clear. if by ramadan hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere — to include rafah area. we will do so in coordinated manner, facilitating the evacuation of civilians, in dialogue with our american and egyptian partners to minimise the civilian casualties as much as possib

bethany bell reporting from those protests a little earlier.ews. let's look at a top story in the uk now. police in london say an alkaline substance was used in an attack on wednesday on a mother and her two girls as they sat in a car. officials say the injuries to two of them could be "life—changing". a total of eight people were treated in hospital. that includes officers on the scene and neighbours who tried to help. the bbc has been speaking to eyewitnesses. just heard the commotions when it all kicked off, obviously didn't want to come out and get involved because were even down the end but... what did you hear? just screaming and shouting. you didn't get involved but a lot of people did and tried to help, what are your thoughts towards those people? heroes. the attack is believed to be targeted. police say they are looking for a 35—year—old male, who was last seen at a tesco store on wednesday night in north london. the suspect has a "significant injury" on his face. police have advised people not to approach him, but instead to call the

all right, but if i space, 1st of all that nickel are doing, i. bethany joining us live or on how to international. i really appreciate you shedding light on this, the disturbing story. thank you very much for your time. welcome to. busy of documents and drugs subbing phone which implicate west and pharmaceutical companies and caring out drug trials on ukrainians for nearly a decade. we understand that this even new bowlens was said to have been involved in the old electrolyte to place. following the 2014 american orchestrated might on coo and t of the shed, some light on this. you would like it. the is all correspond to. steve sweeney. a reconstruction work is taking place across my view po, with many of the buildings have destroyed during the fighting. more is being discovered about what happened in the city along the way in december 2023 construction work. cuz at this point was i can't take hospital made a shocking discovery in this space when they found a trace of documents on medication indicating that must clinical trials have taken place on the local population. for many years

bethany bell, bbc news, brussels.ark sabah, the former head of communications for the global magnitskyjustice campaign — a group that seeks to impose asset freezes on human rights abusers and corrupt officials. welcome to the programme. estonia's prime minister has said at the west should consider seizing russia's frozen assets. is that a viable option, do you think? as the international communityjust looks at what it can do to respond. i at what it can do to respond. i think it is very viable. i think assets have been frozen around the world since the start of the war with ukraine. those assets should be collected and actually given to ukraine to help with their own rebuilding and reconstruction. there is very little that can be done, as history has shown in the last few years, to pressure president putin to change the way he is running his country and behaving, so let's exert pressure from the outside. flint? pressure from the outside. only ractical pressure from the outside. only practical level, _ pressure from th

bethany bell, bbc news, brussels. live now to moscow and our russia editor steve rosenburg.emlin today to the claims that it was responsible for mr navalny's death. yes, absolutely. the suggestions by western leaders that the russian leadership was behind the death of alexei navalny have not gone down well in the kremlin.— alexei navalny have not gone down well in the kremlin. today president putin's spokesman _ well in the kremlin. today president putin's spokesman dmitry _ well in the kremlin. today president putin's spokesman dmitry peskov i putin's spokesman dmitry peskov described such accusations as obnoxious and absolutely unacceptable, but added that these comments would not damage president putin. he was also asked by a reporter, why has the kremlin we do not come in personally on mr navalny's das? —— the kremlin leader not coming to the response, i have nothing more to it. and now the russian authorities have nothing more to add on the cause and circumstances of alexei navalny's death, saying the investigation is ongoing. as for russian media, is also saying very l

bethany bell, bbc news, brussels.o mark sabah, the former head of communications for the global magnitskyjustice campaign — a group that seeks to impose asset freezes on human rights abusers and corrupt officials i asked him if it was a viable option to seize russia's frozen assests. this was one of the suggestions made today by estonia's prime minister. i think it's very viable. i think assets have been frozen around the world since the start of the war with ukraine. those assets should be collected and actually given to ukraine to help with their own rebuilding and reconstruction. there's very little that can be done, as history has shown in the last few years, to pressure president putin to change the way that he is running his country and the way he's behaving, so let's exert pressure from the outside. on a practical level, to seize those frozen assets, give them to ukraine — i mean, how easy or difficult is that practically? well, the assets are frozen by individual countries who seize houses, yachts, bank accoun

our correspondent bethany bell is in brussels this lunchtime.ave brought their grievances to the doorstep of the european parliament. and here in the square outside the air is heavy with the smoke of burning tyres. farmers here say they are angry that while they have to produce food to very high standards, the markets have been flooded with cheap food from non—eu countries. today we have just been told that 1300 tractors are out here today. hundreds of tractors clogged the streets around the eu's headquarters. this is becoming a common sight in many european cities. now it's the turn of brussels, as eu leaders meet for a key summit on financial aid for ukraine. riot police are out in force. they've been pelted with eggs. there's a real sense of rage here. protesters are burning tyres right in front of the european parliament. these farmers have come from france, from italy and from belgium. they say they're struggling to make ends meet and they've brought their anger right to the heart of brussels. we are demanding to have a lower bureaucracy be

line from berlin us, secretary of state holds crisis talks on gauze of with middle east leaders. bethany blinking is working to secure an extended pause in the fighting between israel and her months. also coming up turmoil in senate goals, parliament opposition lawmakers protest against the postponement of the presidential election and a country previously seen as a regional model of democracy and britons. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer, fucking, and palaces. the monarch will step back from public duties as he undergoes treatment the little m. terry martin. welcome to the program, us secretary state anthony blinking is in the middle east pushing for a pause in the funding in gaza. he's due to travel to egypt, already having held talks and saudi arabia. lincoln says he is hoping secure, an enduring end to the conflict between israel and homos, which is considered a terrorist organization by multiple countries. the diplomatic push comes, as israel considers an assault on rough. ha, a city in southern gaza were many of the displaced or seeking shelter. no let up in israel's gro

bethany, thank you so much. we really appreciate you. >> a lo haw! >> laura: that i thas it for us tonight. do not forget to set your dvr and follow on social mediaqu little poll question on facebook. and i want to see how you answer it.r all right, thank you for watching. remember it is >> todd: a fox news alert. some officials now say the illegal migrants released without bail after beating up nypd officers on the street are heading to california. what will our leaders do about it? >> any response for searching for more -- >> get them all, you don't touch our police officers. >> i don't believe what a says, action speaks louder than words. >> todd: convoy arrives in texas. a senate candidate is helping them. plus, president biden is not keeping it pg talking about donald trump behind closed doors, that may be better than what he says in public. >> president biden: they told us manufacturing is dead in america, china was going to eat our lunch. guess what, we don't taste that good. >> todd: okay. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd pir

bethany was forced to use student loans to buy her own after she was told she didn't meet the criteriathat or being stuck in her student house, but she is now making a positive change. a wheelchair is notjust a piece of equipment or an aid, it's an extension of our body. a wheelchair enables us to be independent and access our lives and without the right wheelchair you cannot have a quality—of—life, really. some other stories now, formula 1, lewis hamilton will make a shock move from mercedes to ferrari for the 2025 season. he signed a two—year deal with mercedes last summer, the seven time world champion said leaving the team was one of the hardest decisions he's ever had to make. and margot robbie has now spoken about not getting an oscar nomination for best actress for playing barbie. the film got eight nominations including best picture and best supporting actor for ryan gosling as ken, but nothing for her. she said there's no way to feel sad when you know yo're this blessed, so it's all good in the world of margot robbie. and time now to leave you with ten seconds of dogs at a car

bethany and doctor, thank you. in the harry potter novels, he who was not to be named was vault more. biden also has a he who was not to be named but now the president is saying the name again and again and even labeling him a new name. maryanne raffert is live. good evening. >> after three years of virtually not medicaling his name, he notes biden invoked trump's name some 22 times during a speech on saturday. >> you're the reason donald trump is a defeated former president. you're the reason. donald trump is loser. and you're the reason. we're going to win and bee him again. >> the president again used similar language at a florida fundraiser on tuesday calling trump close to unamerican and lamented that the sunshine state had faced a "real dose of trumpism and it's not just the president. the first lady recently also told donors, "trump is trying to do everything he can to make joe look bad." showing biden trailing trump, especially in key swing states, those in biden's orbit have urged him to be much more force

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i'm pretty bethany, most of the simple units introduced to your worship, manage the, the breaking news as our and onto the national. a 6th civilians are killed including an infant, and 17 more wounded as ukraine strikes the shopping center and rushes boarder regence of belgrade on we are in the town of green midnight and the front is just a few kilometers away from here. i think the crating and complet continues corresponded . the reports from the conflict started and very near to the front unfurnished, drones in the hands of the rebels. the border of mauritania, prompting the alliance of health states to coal out powers supporting separatist movement and all that after the .

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me as i understand, nick bethany, tell us more about that. and the reactions to nevada is deaf in ukraine. so i interviewed him twice, the 1st time back in 2008. back then i took about an hour whose time and did see was never published because people thought, well this is just some of the russian activist forwarded to games. thing about him . he was already saying the same things that he has been saying in recent years as far back as them and someone who passed up on a very looks of career as a corporate lawyer to do politics 1st year basically uh, having to pay with these kind of comfort in his daily life, being harrison russia and more or less of the with his freedom. then when i interviewed him again about 10 years later in russia still, he was obviously a politician who had a worldwide reputation, who media wants to talk to but was still talking about the same things and who was still carrying on. and then obviously we will remember him being treated in berlin studies, the hospital for that and of agent poisoning. and the decision most ha

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line from berlin. us secretary of state holds crisis talks on gauze of it with middle east leaders. bethany blinking is working to secure an extended pause in the fighting between israel and her months. also coming up turmoil in senate goals, parliament opposition lawmakers protest against the postponement of the presidential election and a country previously seen as a regional model of democracy and britons. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer, fucking, and palaces. the monarch will step back from public duties as he undergoes treatment.

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is that that politicians should win the debate and therefore beat the f d by by one of the debate. bethany, thank you very much. that was our corresponding matthew moore as well. those germans who hit the streets to demonstrate against the far right a f d, a included people in a half the party strongholds like the eastern part of the country where germany's domestic intelligence agency has designated areas. if the of the, if the branch as extreme is for some that makes it all the more important to stand up and voice support for democracy of making protest black cards as new to some here. but many people across germany are worried by the far right square wing strength in the small eastern german town of do the older women have got together to set up their own. oh my goodness, i or granny's against the right group. we have to stand up to them and we can't be afraid, top kindergarten director or to be as or she is also involved in the group because so many people here know her. she's been cautious and expressing her political opinions up to now for example, i have hesitated occasionally about

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make sure those protests don't get in any closer to where the leaders are meeting. 0ur correspondent bethanyell is in brussels, where hundreds of farmers are protesting about rising costs and eu regulations. several hundred tractors are parked right outside the european parliament in brussels. we have seen farmers from italy, belgium, france who have gathered here. they are carrying placards saying, "this is not the european union that we want." "no to policies that make it impossible to produce." 0ne sign said, "if you stop the farmers you won't have anything to eat." there is a real sense of anger, of protest by farmers which have happened in a number of european countries over recent days and weeks. now the farmers have brought their anger and complaints right to the heart of brussels. but the actual farmers and what they are protesting about not necessarily on the agenda for the meeting. are they hoping to get the leaders who are meeting there to discuss their problems? the agenda of the summit is of course financial aid to ukraine, but of course the farmers crisis is very much on the mi

our bethany bell has more now from brussels. borrell said alexei navalny have been slowly murdered in a russian child by putin's regime and it is a charge of the kremlin denies. during his talks with yulia navalnaya he had expressed their eu's deepest condolences. he said the eu wanted to support the political opposition in russia. by coming to brussels, yulia navalnaya has taken another step into the political spotlight. foreign minister said she appeared composed and determined to continue her husband's fight for a free out russia. they have been because here in russia for more sanctions on russia for more sanctions on russia over the death of mr navalna and josep borrell suggested that might include sanctioning a people in the russian prison service but the air you's options are somewhat limited possibly and there are already unprecedented sanctions on russia over its war with ukraine and there was no immediate suggestion on any more hard—hitting sanctions that might hurt russia's economy. alexei novalny was of course one of

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another code on the was, i'm just from williams, from the bethany most of the simple units introduced to english. if i manage the israel to itself selfish interest is not just destroying is rep is not only destroying the so called legitimacy as well. in the eyes of the world, but it's destroying the, the fall of the western project of all of the notion of western civilization and somehow western civilization being exceptional for the greatest civilization. now people are looking down at the when the the 1st one compulsion is this testimony of squares. familiar with the origin is successful just of us. one of us have similar graphs, common piano plots session on the minimum for give on the i don't with the others on the cell rocha chair of the board of the memorial. we shall not forget, we shall not forgive. and you makes daily trips to the guns people's republics destroyed towns and villages. what people are being killed every day. and someone has to find the identify them and berries of the times or more, assuming you must cooperate.

i don't think anything will stop the crimes of bethany all governments. and in terms of practical steps, the diplomacy, the idea is that achieving justice takes far longer than perpetrating injustice. but how significant is a moral victory on the international stage, which is likely what these cases will lead to little more than a moral victory without any sort of enforcement. how significant is it when palestinians continue to die on a daily basis in garza, in areas across the occupied west bank? what is the possibility for this means they are really dismay, then we feel that we would receive diplomacy had failed since, and that's all law has failed us. however, from a diplomatic and academic perspective, documentation is important and justice takes time. and we have seen and recent history, the other experiences around the world where justice must prevent as long as the people tell the truth and continue to raise awareness. and fortunately with the public awareness that is being raised around the world and the people who are calling for humanity and tha

that that politicians should win the debate and therefore beat the f d by by when he with the bait. bethany, thank you very much. that was our corresponding, matthew moore. if you're watching dw is stay with us, we have conflict zone coming up with the truck coming up for you. next. tim, sebastian, interviews, the head of the palestinian national initiative park. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here at dw news and berlin, thanks for watching the answers, the conflicts with sim sebastian, the israel. how about small booth? briefly to an open courtroom with the hey, how the city is welcome to move into the my guess was stuff about gucci and the westbank has found a city and national initiative. we've been about to be in such a difficult situation. so however, more can garza ever be rebuilt. conflict the next on d. w to see the points strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets in germany are right. and yet the country's biggest bar right party is seeing record numbers of members and border supports on to the point

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let's take you live to brussels. 0ur europe correspondent bethany bell is there.t. yes. brussels but also we had concessions from the french government.- from the french government. yes, in brussels the — from the french government. yes, in brussels the protesters _ from the french government. yes, in brussels the protesters have - from the french government. yes, in brussels the protesters have brought their protests write to the doorstep of the european parliament and they have been lighting tyres and bales of hay and the air is thick with acrid smoke. i spoke to one young farmer who came here from northern italy, a man who makes wine, and he said it was really unfair that there was so much eu red tape and that european farmers were being held to very high standards, at the same time as cheap food products from non—judge—macro countries are flooding the market and he said that had to change because without farmers he said there is no food —— non—eu. this is a matter of concern for european leaders who have been meeting in brussels today, not for a farming crisis

live now to our correspondent bethany bell. what is a situation where you are at the moment?— what is a situation where you are at the moment? ,, . w ., , the moment? several hundred tractors are arked the moment? several hundred tractors are parked right _ the moment? several hundred tractors are parked right outside _ the moment? several hundred tractors are parked right outside the _ are parked right outside the european parliament in brussels. we have seen farmers from italy, belgium, france who have gathered here. they are carrying placards saying this is not the european union that we want. no two policies that make it impossible to produce. one sign said, if you stop the farmers he won't have anything to eat. there is a real sense of anger, of protest by farmers which have happened in a number of european countries over recent days and weeks. now the farmers have brought their anger and complaints write to their anger and complaints write to the heart of brussels. but their anger and complaints write to the heart of brussels.— the heart of brussels. but the actual farm

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because their interpretation of the bible is much different than mine, and i preached this morning and bethanyhristian. but let me go to this. the chief justice in the ivf alabama supreme court decision eroded concurrent opinion defending his position heavily citing from christians scripture and theology, as i was referring to. he has also openly criticized other judges for not considering religion in their rulings, and has expressed support for the theory known as the seven mountain mandate, which calls for conservative christians to run the government and broadly influenced american life. republicans have actively been planning similarly minded justices throughout the country, potentially affecting cases around reproductive freedoms for decades in the future. what -- account of this? >> we're already seeing, right? we know it doesn't end in alabama. just in 2024 alone, we've seen 38 bills. using so-called personhood language that have been proposed -- bills that could allow similar wrongful death claims similar to the law used in the alabama decision. and so, the counter to that, right? is t

bethany, you are getting things ready— bethany, you are getting things ready in— bethany, you are gettingusierthan like here recently, is it busy quite yes, busier than ever.— like here recently, is it busy quite yes, busier than ever. winning the favourite market _ yes, busier than ever. winning the favourite market award _ yes, busier than ever. winning the favourite market award again, - yes, busier than ever. winning thej favourite market award again, that has increased trade and from my point of view, everybody needs bread and cakes, so, yes. mjelde yes, they do you might be coming over. i know you splash —— specialising cookware but what was it like at the end of 2023. was it busy for you and were people spending as much as normal? everything was buzzing and the football was incredible and i loved being in here. football was incredible and i loved being in here-— being in here. warwick, you are a butcher. what's _ being in here. warwick, you are a butcher. what's your _ being in here. warwick, you are a butcher. what's your sense - being in here. warwick, you are a butcher. what's y

powers would to dictate that this was an element that had to be accepted by his ready government, bethany all who promised that he would also bring this to a vote inside the parliament in the class and we've seen the vast majority of members of the class at bowie team. so again, reject this idea that statehood could be imposed upon them. certainly 99 of the members of the class it by taking to say that a small minority primarily thought of sending his riley's and the representative, the full saying that this was not a vote that they agreed with. but in terms of a symbolism here. this was designed as a message from mister netanyahu, as he made clear to send to the well, but his writings, for the most part, all united on this very specific issue, a protest against a hood being imposed upon them by external powers. okay, thanks to that with a mocks that for a single 2 parties to respond to loans. and now where british and peas due to those on a coal for an immediate c spot in gaza, the motion was put forward by the scottish national policy. what is the 2nd to opportunity and p for had to vot

the problem is to bethany all who is under pressure from is science politically, the this war cabinet meeting now well into its 5th hour. it's not unusual for these meetings to go well into the night, given how many disagreements there are within these really governments. it comes off the heels of the cabinet meeting that took place earlier today in which several ministers and connected to members within nets and yahoos. a little accrued party had boys several concerns about the potential of a new deal involving the release of captives. but also that they wanted to be informed when it came to these types of decisions, but they didn't want them just to go to the war cabinet. they want it to be involved when the most san director goes to meet with mediators abroad. what kind of deal framework that they're looking at. there are several red lines that is really politicians have said they have like the release of thousands of palestinian prisoners. we've heard this from members of the far right, like you to me are bend beer and benefit. a small rich, both members of nothing. yahoo, who's c

anything it has on the done, you know, from back to ask them back to asked occupations you know, was bethany as to who was always bad, but it was better yesterday and it was the day before and it's just going, i really don't know how we could explain to young kids how to, how to you envision the future because the future does not look funny. 5, unfortunately, i'm not going to, we should keep the hope that the future wouldn't be bite. so i hope i'm not please forgive me for interrupting you, but i do appreciate the feedback on my whole notice with me, thank you very much indeed for being with us. and i'll just here the international court of justice was asked by the un general assembly for its advisory opinion, but the top you and bodies have long been accused of failing upon a standing. and people are so suddenly that she explains. this rarely published in, in conflict has for decades similar that the heart of the united nations which churned out the counselor's resolutions and speeches, seemingly delivering little piece. the conflict dates back to 9047 when the un general assembly proposed

but then what republicans pulled back, just kowtowed, bethany to donald trump on the border deal, and the bill that d they said that they wanted and now that they're not gonna vote for because donald trump does not want it. tom suozzi again said look at what they are doing. they are not serious people. you cannot sent this lady to congress. and voters paid attention to that. >> all right that, mark what has been the biggest surprise for you tonight? >> well, i think we are underestimating a little bit this scandal around george santos. and often i've been covering these types of special elections, stephanie, for the last two decades and. when there is a scandal that we saw for george santos or other kinds of resignations or expulsion in his case that the party that controls that seed s often ends up hanging a penalty with voters. and maybe because of depressed turnout. it was a decade ago when anthony weiner ended up resigning from congress, very close up in new york city. and democrats lost that special election, republicans ended up winning it. one of the reasons why was due to that

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