dorsey blake. >>> we have been with reverend dr. dorsey blake and he has share with us a great deal. even in these few minutes i asked about some books, if you want to know more about howard thurman. tell us about the books. >> i think the most critical book to read is jesus and the disinherited. that is the book the first came. and he has a few books on meditations. for people interested in racial issues and the racial divide and how can to be, voluminous darkness. is a fabulous book. many people to know of that book. dr. thurman's own choice of favorite book was, the inward journey. >> okay. >> to get a better understanding , i would read his autobiography . for those who like centering prayer, centering moment. there were so many books he wrote that speak so deeply. the other is the meaning of christmas. >> i was going to mention that. >> it has so much beautiful poetry. >> great ones. the parables of jesus. his sermons. i just picked it up. i am fascinated . >> after you told me . they will order copies. >> i think i got the las

the voice without blake. without blake? what does that feel like? we miss blake. we're always going to miss blake. but we've got a great replacement sitting in his chair. i mean reba. reba. reba mcentire. the queen is here. [singing] john: she doesn't even have to say much to get people to come to her team. she just has to sit there and be the queen. scott: as for the other queen in his life, chrissy, the two recently celebrated their 10th anniversary by renewing their wedding vows in lake como, italy. they also got married there and shot the video for his hit, "all of me," at the same time. (singing) because i give you all of me. "all of me" is special, you know. nothing i've written has succeeded to that level. (singing) give your all to me. i'll give my all to you. can you take me back to what it was like to record that? i was, of course, inspired by my fiancé at the time. i wrote it with her in mind. you know, i start the song, what would i do without your smart mouth? (singing) what would i do without your smart mouth? when chrissy heard that, she knew it was

and so i think that the secretary blake and as well as others in the administration are working very hard to uh, to deter any uh, any thoughts on the part of his both our ron or that they should jump into this conflict. and then the other thing is and clearly in his, travels throughout the region, a secretary blake, and has a great deal of concern about the humanitarian situation. and so of guys us, and i think that the other aspect of the, of the us approach is going to be to ensure that you might have terry in a situation is addressed to try to get relief supplies into gaza. and also of course, to pressure the, the as realities and not to go in in a way that inflicts huge numbers of n as in palestinian casualties. do you think we are seeing that kind of a pressure? what exactly do you think they will be telling? there was really counterparts regarding the humanitarian crisis unfolding and garza . well, we see we've seen uh some uh, some result of, of us intervention. i, you know, the announcement by these railways that they were restoring water to the southern gaza area. and also o

cuando blake hace su llegada, empleados y veteranos aseguran que él les cambió la vida.nas que tienen un perro de servicio y que tiene un animal, que necesitan por experiencias negativas con personas que no necesariamente tenían un perro que tenía todo el entrenamiento adecuado o que era la mascota que decidieron llevarlo para todos sitios. bueno, por naturaleza los perros son esos animales sensibles y nobles que siempre nos acompañan y más ahora cuando están entrenados de esa manera que pueden facilitarte la vida muchas veces. >> si los golden retriever son mis favoritos, tengo entendido que no los puedes tocar porque son perros de servicio. no se si es 100% información verídica, pero yo creo que sí, así es que hay que respetarlos, digo yo porque ellos están guiando a las personas. >> muchas veces tienen de hecho ese aviso en ellos para no tocarlos si no es necesario. así es. >> entonces con 26 nos vamos a una pausa y los dejamos con esta imagen en vivo de puente golden n sotroscono donar en la tarde le diremos qué hacen las autoridades en el estado. >> también hablarem

and then the other thing is and clearly in his, travels throughout the region, a secretary blake, and has a great deal of concern about the humanitarian situation inside of kaiser. and i think that the other aspect of the, of the us approach is going to be to ensure that you mind a terry in a situation is addressed to try to get released supplies into you guys. and also of course, to pressure the d as realities. and not to go it in a way that inflicts huge numbers of interest in the house to the in casualties. do you think we are seeing that kind of a pressure? what exactly do you think they will be telling? there was really counter parts regarding the humanitarian crisis unfolding and gaza as well. we see we've seen uh some uh, some result is of us intervention. i, you know, the announcement by these railways that they were restoring uh, water to the southern gaza area. and also of course, the audience has a diplomatic engagement with both the israelis or the egyptians to try to get relief suffice. and so, and the other are the other aspect, of course, is to pressure these rallies. a

blake. frankie gonzales-wolfe running for city council district 8. how are you?any questions? - [blake] no, people like you get all their news from cnn- - msnbc. - msnbc, and those are such bias. - i do watch all the networks. - [blake] you sort of do, but you don't focus. - [frankie] no, no, no. i will not lie and say i watch it all the time. i do not. - [blake] if you're not listening to what the conservative voice is, you are uninformed and you're ignorant. [door slams] - [frankie] there was nothing democratic about him. how is he on the list? these are not democrats. r, r, r, r, r. - [sloan] she said pulled all dems. - [frankie] no, these are all rs. this just did not, it didn't go well. - [drive] the both doors that you knocked on? - the second one, he just wanted to close the door in my face. - oh, jesus. - i'm done. - what happened? - it's already happened. and i tried to play that middle ground. it didn't really frickin' work. then he called me ignorant, and so then i was kind of like, "i'm done." this is the only list we have. - yes, so let's call it. -

all right d blake millard. bianco posted a chart of this philly fed survey is of all these mavens on recession who have been essentially saying it's going to happen, but it still hasn't happened. your thoughts. >> yeah. charles, great to be here with you on friday afternoon. as you noted, the speech yesterday from chair powell, the q and a, i think it had something actually for everyone, a mixed performance, if you will. to me, it gave pretty clear signals that the fed is done from here or at least in the bottom with of the ninth inning. of course, he won't explicitly say that, but we can see that in the fed funds futures data. no hikes left here in 2023, probably the first cuts coming over the summer. in fact, the november probability has crashed all the way down to zero. the december probability has now been trending down for a couple weeks. in terms, you know, of equities, they're confirming there's just no bids. this is just a temporary risk-off environment. charles: mike, how do you explain that? -- blake,

meet blake. every halloween designs costumes around his wheelchair. they're so creative, he gained popularity over the years. he was mcdonald's french fries. this year he's a zamboni for the columbus blue jackets. it took about a month and a half to put this one together and he's scoring big time. he and the zamboni will be special guests of the blue jackets when they take on the washington capitals tomorrow. >> he's just going to love it. he's going to get all the support he's ever dreamed of and more. >> blake says this may be his favorite costume yet. looks great. >>> the year's biggest movie is coming to the biggest screen in san francisco. >> it's the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> so was yesterday and tomorrow. >> "barbie" mania is back. the box office smash playing at oracle park's 4k scoreboard tonight at 7:15. the doors open at 6:00 with barbie inspired photo-ops, food. guests are encouraged to get into character with prizes for the most elaborate costumes. seating is first come, first served. >>> jeff and janelle are working o

it also gives the united states was secretary blake and secretary austin to go around the region to get the other countries in the region to work with us. and the as railways, after this military operation is over to make sure that it doesn't, doesn't happen again. the real question is, what, how long will it take, how much damage will it do? and when will the, as rarely stop it, what will be the role of egypt? will they allow the hostages and some of the, the people from god so to come in? so that we minimize civilian casualties. ok, elijah, of course the thing we don't know is exactly what these right. these are planning to do. we don't know the end game here. we don't think it's going to be another limited incursion. a prime minister netanyahu has gone on record every how mass member is a dead man. what do you think they are probably planning on this occasion? thank you for having me. first of all, i think that the question is whether a just an excuse we've seen in 2006 when he's right decided to the tax never done. they took them 2 weeks to organize themselves and caught up on the r

it also gives the united states was secretary blake and secretary austin to go around the region to get the, all the countries in the region to work with us. and the as railways, after this military operation is over to make sure that it doesn't, doesn't happen again. the real question is, what, how long will it take, how much damage will it do? and when will the, as rarely stop it, what will be the role of egypt? will they allow the hostages and some of the, of the people from god. so to come in so that we minimize civilian casualties. ok, elijah, of course, the thing we don't know is exactly what these right, these are planning to do. we don't know the end game here. we don't think it's going to be another limited incursion. a prime minister netanyahu has gone on record every how mass member is a dead man. what do you think they are probably planning on this occasion? thank you for having me. first of all, i think that the question is whether a just an excuse we've seen in 2006 when he's right decided to the tax never done. it took them 2 weeks to organize themselves and caught up on

it also gives the united states was secretary blake and secretary austin to go around the region to get the other countries in the region to work with us. and the as railways, after this military operation is over to make sure that it doesn't, doesn't happen again. the real question is, what, how long will it take, how much damage will it do? and when will the, as rarely stop, stop it? what will be the role of egypt? will they allow the hostages and some of the, the people from god. so to come in so that we minimize civilian casualties. ok, elijah, of course, the thing we don't know is exactly what these right. these are planning to do. we don't know the end game here. we don't think it's going to be another limited incursion. a prime minister netanyahu has gone on record every how mass member is a dead man. what do you think they are probably planning on this occasion? thank you for having me. first of all, i think that the question is whether a just an excuse we've seen in 2006 when he's right decided to the tax never done to them 2 weeks to organize themselves and caught up on the re

blake livery on the right, was she wearing the backless? i am obsessed. smith going up and eagles taking down the commanders 34-31. i feel bad for hegseth and brenberg. interception and watch kirk cousins. 21-13 over panthsers. >> carley: i didn't mean to cut you off, so rude of me. funny, at start of the game. they had carson daily come on to explain to the taylor swift fan match up between the jets and chiefs to explain football to them. whole game entered around taylor swift. >> todd: giants play tonight, can carson explain football to them. you will notice tomorrow, you don't have to have your sound on, if i'm happy, giants won, if you see, they lost. concern for safety of shoppers and staff. the retailer is working on new tools to catch criminals. wait until you hear who they are teaming up with. >> we have bloody sunday with student loans and christmas bearing down, it is time to get on a budget. >> carley: more financial pressure on hard-working americans. we'll talk to a mom of four who says the holidays could look different for her family this ye

at the home stands. 2 minutes after the opening throw-in, the flames were able to get out forward, blake coleman scored, but they failed to maintain the advantage, the guests seized the initiative and sent three pucks into the goal of the lights, 1:3. the belarusian forward from calgary spent almost 15 minutes on the ice, but was unable to score effectively ; in just seven matches, sharaangovich scored two points according to the goal plus pass system, basketball player. minsk will host another vtb united league match today. the dragons went to visit the championship leader grozny cska moscow. the match starts at 20:00. tv channel will broadcast live belarus 5. let us remind you that rastislav vergun’s team is currently at the bottom of the championship standings. we are telling. this is the most popular drink in the world, and also the most controversial, the attitude towards it changes every year, some studies confirm its benefits, others refute it, in the 11th-12th centuries the arabs noticed exotic plants and began to grow them, so coffee began to conquer the middle east, in italy it

his wife, erica. >> it just, like, that's not blake.even something real. >> reporter: in january, goeber was indicted for theft of a rental vehicle and grand larceny, a possible 12-year sentence if he were to be convicted, a shadow they say hung over their marriage. >> this entire year has been the hardest year of my life. >> are you scared? >> i'm terrified, yeah. >> terrified of? >> my husband going to jail. and there's nothing we can do about it. >> reporter: what the couple didn't know was that theirs was one in a pattern of similar cases involving hertz, a pattern cbs news has been reporting on for over three years. customer after customer who said they faced arrest, some at gunpoint, and even jail after hertz claimed they had stolen a car. >> it's a stolen vehicle. >> reporter: like this real estate agent, carrie gibbs. >> reporter: sheriffs came pulling up with their guns drawn. >> reporter: houston contractor james tow lan. >> he said you're in possession of a stolen vehicle. i was like, that's improblem. i rent from hertz. >> r

be followed by supplements and blake by violence. that economies stiff folds that people displaced and that homes demolished. that helps, while the political solution to that applied and being vanishing. but the grievances of the policy mean people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy. and people do un, she's commons set off. israel's foreign minister eli cohen, here's what he had to say. the secretary general. what while do you live? definitely, this is not. i will a database best in heartache has more on the student debate. at the u. n. in new york. be heard, the secretary general un secretary general is when you the tears say that those attacks did not happen in a vacuum. what he also did say though, is that nothing justifies those attacks the attacks. it's tara tests by how much on israel that killed $1400.00 is varies. and he also said that he has in the past unequivocally condemned these attacks. now, that's not what that is really. w

game. where, to the delight of local fans, the canadians opened the scoring through the efforts of blakean, but a disastrous second period turned the tide meeting, the americans scored three goals and, as it turned out, put an end to the match 3:1. rangers are stronger. egor sharangovich carried out the raid in the first line of fleiss. belarus spent 14 minutes 42 seconds on the court, 2:37 in the majority and 58 seconds in the minority. won. one throw-in earned a utility indicator of zero. sherangovich's season has seven matches and two points: one plus one, with utility indicators minus two. calgary will play st. louis on friday. fleiss is still only in eleventh place in the western conference standings. the meeting between vladimir konoplev and the chairman of the international handball federation, hassan mustafa, in basel took place in a friendly atmosphere, but the belarusian national team was still not allowed to enter the world arena. the head of the national sports federation, vladimir konoplyov, shared this information in an exclusive interview with our tv channel and noted that

morning back program is saying in the piece that they made, excuse me, in the morning that they resist, blake, the faith do in communities. this is practically would be impossible. we are talking about $2300000.00 to it and explore with the over people a to uh with this and to coordinate all that situation. if that area would be impossible and very hard to the community to, to, to do it for them. and the reason is because of that space because of black or, or transportation, the roads are not safe people even now like who are still in all the city. and the area already be off to be evacuated before because still there because they have no place to go in the south. and we offer them to go to a specific area in unit. and i didn't know, and i have no idea how that would work or how it's going to be black or who is going to be taking list for fidelity all sat there is a journalist, hudson boucher in gaza. many things hush him for more on the humanitarian crisis in gaza. let's now speak to a b. i take the senior regional communications officer for the world food program in charge of the middle eas

the first set was decided by one blake and tok 7:5 in favor of the belarusian, but in the second gameull herself together and lost in the third set 2:6. the first racket of the world, arina sabalenka, will fight with american sofia kinin tomorrow morning. that's all i have for now, love sports, work hard, win, and good weekend.

so far we've heard from a president fighting and a written statement and secretary of state anthony blake. and so let me just walk you through some of the main takeaways from both of these statements. president biden said that he was thrilled that the 2 women, the mother and daughter have been released and that they can count on the us government for any support they may need as they recover. the president also said that his administration has not seized its efforts to secure the release of those still being held by him us and that the release of american hostages is his top priority. so this tells us that there are indeed more hostages, more us how to just being held by him as a group designated as a tear group by the us. and the e. u, and notably, he thinks is real. but he also thinks a cutoff for its efforts in a, in the release of these hostages. this is not the 1st time that we're seeing cause her to take this role of a mediator between the united states and adversary just in september. because there was also the mediator in no very controversial preserver exchange agreement between

in the third period, blake coleman had every chance to put calgary ahead, but did not realize the shootout, just in the shootout series, in the end the clubs will determine the winner, where the only accurate shot was made by kuznetsov. sherangovich, by the way , did not convert his attempt. 3:2, strong-willed victory washington, he finished the match with a utility coefficient of zero. while the belarusians in the national league are without scoring points, the capitals will play away against ottawa on the night from wednesday to thursday, and calgary will be visiting buffalo from thursday to friday. despite the opportunity to play in the north american minors for another year, hockey ligerio dmitry kuzmin spoke about this on wednesday in an exclusive interview with the telelenova belarus agency. let us recall that he spent two seasons playing for the firebirds team, and now belarus will try to gain a foothold in monitoba, this is the winipek jets farm club, with which the man has a three-year contract. by the way, the coaching staff and aviator development managers are asking dmitry to a

morning back program is saying in the piece that they made an excuse me in the morning that they was at blake them say do in can units. this is practically would be impossible. we are talking about 2.3. he did go this way and explore with the over be great it with this and to corner or that the glacial, if that area would be impossible and very hard to the community to, to, to do it for many reasons. because of that space because of lack of transportation, the roads are not safe people even now they course still in all the city and the area already be on the vacuum. waited before people are still there because they have no place to go in the show. and we offer them to go to a specific area and unit and i didn't know and i have no idea how that would work or how it's going to be blunt or who is going to be taking responsibility of that. that is a journalist size um below shot in guys, a mini $600.00 and our correspondent rebecca rivers is installed close to the border with gaza in southern israel. i asked, or what was known about the current is really operation of the well, i haven't given a h

be a given and 22 percent of an any 13 trillion dollars in wealth earned by the $2700000000.00 as blake valley. many of whom have an effective personal tax rate fall below that of less wealthy tax pass us what they make a general notice has withdrawn its full year profit forecast due to uncertainty of an ongoing strike. gm and rival ford have seen stocks dropped recently after the united auto workers want as no accounts unless a new labor deal is reached. union once a 40 percent pay hike high, a pensions and union contracts at the battery plants, a big coin hit its highest value and nearly a year and a half feet wide equipped to currency markets unrelated stocks have been surging on speculation. now the fis crypto exchange traded fund, or e t f, could be launch soon. the value of one bitcoin hit just over $34000.00 at its peak . this week. from the mat story, let speak to nicholas shay from clean desk. pennsylvania with the nicholas she, i mean why our investors getting so excited about the prospect of a crypto? it's yes. hey, thanks for having me. yeah, i think we need yeah. as long as

she said, look at him, she was saying to blake lively as they were looking down at mr.who had a good game last night. >> lawrence: they did, but they almost lost. >> brian: kansas city? >> lawrence: yes, it will be a big problem. the mom wasn't an embrace back. >> ainsley: she was focused. >> steve: or hugging around it is waist. >> lawrence: i told you it was too early to have an introduction. >> ainsley: she leans into her shoulder. >> steve: here you are on network television picking apart if she was mushy enough with the mother. >> brian: it has already paid off for kelce. >> ainsley: i watched this game because people were screaming, she's there, she's there. >> steve: nbc showed her going through the magnetometer. >> ainsley: every commercial break, he was in them, his brother or she was advertising her tour. >> brian: did somebody pat her down? >> lawrence: i did not see that. >> steve: "new york post" said they left separately. >> lawrence: did the convertible the week before. >> steve: week before they left together. >> brian: hard to have a fight watching, i'm

recorded message right here saying that for the north in one, you have to wait for without saying even blake, how long for you know which period who didn't give an instruction to anything. i wouldn't, i wouldn't my, i'm keeping it and then all, and i'm looking for a place to do it because honestly, i don't know where to go. you know, like even i have my car and, and its like limited amount of fuel and barely able to, to, to, to go there would, would that equal remaining get my car and there is no and there is no, no fuel. i can refill it from deficiency, all of that because of all that the you is went out or stored in, in some places. so i to be honest and my wife and the kids and neighbors. i'm understanding that like currently by moved out my my house like a few days ago and i'm and then in order to his house. so i'm thinking now to go somewhere. but i mean, i don't know where i'm still figuring out where, where and at and how is going to make it happen. that's the doing list hasn't been boucher in gaza. now defense on the list. frank lid, which is a senior lecture in strategic studies at

uh, food is blake. um and it says it's that in the recent or the last days of availability . um when they go to the supermarket for the grocery shop is limited items are available. there are many items are best. um internet is low there. black out completely. no bower. so there is very limited food that delivered to that you at a school like wherever it the display. people are taking it at the shelter, according to the official number from the local authorities. still being at that $1000000.00 were displaced in the saw of, of this war and $10.00 on yes. yes. how's it? what are you hearing on your end about the possible delivery of age through the roof are crossing us. what we hear is like all rumors, there are many statements sort of disregard from the parties. american and i get sion and is ladies. it seems that all the rooms are talking about like limited amount of food that would be delivered tomorrow. but according to that will be showing garza which i can text it dahlia today, and they said no information that from their side they have been being in for. and according to

i was waiting for blake to do a punch line, and it was just really sweet i love that. >> so unlike blakebreaking news this morning. there was a 4.0 earthquake that was in sacramento county. this hit around 7:24 this morning. this was an aftershock to what we saw earlier last week. the latest quake was centered in isleton. no reports of any damage. >>> chevron shaking up the oil industry with a merger. it's buying hess corporation. this is a deal values at $53 billion. it s chevron and exxonmobile head to head in shale. >>> time to look at the forecast. kari hall is tracking a wet start to the morning. >> we had so many changes over the past few days, going from 90s to cool weather and rain. now we are seeing lingering clouds in the south bay. it's clearing out. we will see highs today reaping we will see highs today reaping into the mid 70s whit a alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ at cretors, ♪♪ we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. lik

america watched blake shelton and gwen stefani fall in love as coaches of "the voice," legends in theirhappy anywhere with you ♪ >> oh, my gosh, that was incredible. how about another duet? i got you, babe. see what i did there? let's turn back time for our next pair of performers. they dazzled audiences with their one of a kind sound, their signature song -- ♪ babe ♪ >> became a number one hit and we have been singing along ever since. let's pay tribute to one of the most celebrated duets of all time, sonny and cher! ♪ i got you babe i got you babe ♪ ♪ they say our love won't pay the rent ♪ ♪ before it's earned our money's all been spent ♪ ♪ i guess that's so we don't have a plot ♪ ♪ but at least i'm sure of all the things we got ♪ ♪ babe i got you babe ♪ ♪ i got you babe i got you babe ♪ >> that's right! that's what it is. that was it, y'all. our next artist has kept us singing all night long for decades. ♪ all night long ♪ ♪ all night ♪ >> that smooth soulful voice earned him 32 grammy nominations, and made him one of the most beloved artists of our time. ♪ we're going to have a part

blake komen, welcome to economic divide. um, in the oced territories, in particular, obviously i'm talking about west bank here, there's a lot of israel control that it exerts um over the palestinian economic activity, things like imports, workforce participation, for example, or the availability of palestinian products on the market. we're trying to get an idea from you if we can, the type of control and how much of it is exercised on palestinians, which makes life very hard for them. well, it's extremely extraordinarily severe and cruel this control that israel exercises over the west bank. for example, israel has split the west bank into hundreds of gettos, sealed off from each other by hundreds of military checkpoints and road blocks supplemented by armed and dangerous settlers roaming the main roads, and so in the best of times before this horrible assault on gaza, was like that in the west bank, now now you've got these uh israeli settlers driving palestinians physically out of huge areas of the west bank with lot of v

captain blake justice is an 11 year veteran of the marine corps. it's his first time in san francisco. so watching the city's firefight, others take on the academy of art softball team in game one of this softball tournament. yeah. oh, yeah. it's organized and put on by san francisco native ryan crowley, a member and volunteer here for the olympic club. it's nice to give the to say thank you to the first responders in the military. they do so much for us and you know, being a sf native, it's i love, you know, showing off my city to the military that come come in from, you know, different ships that, you know, that have been out in alaska or san diego. so it's a it's a wonderful experience. teams from the navy, marine corps, as well as local fire and police departments are all involved making this a unique experience for a local small school. it's such a great student athlete experience for these girls. i know they're so excited to be a part of this and we've we've done this for multiple years now. so it's a great tradition for the school and to mee

jacob blake was shot later that summer by kenosha, wisconsin cops in the back as he was walking away from them and his three children screamed from his car as he was shot. our twin boys ran from the room that day in tears and they said, why do they keep trying to kill us? out of those moments, i thought back to their birth, the twin boys' birth. i again, am a white man, i am a journalist and writer and i had read already the autobiography of malcolm x, i had read certain civil rights books but right after the boys were born, i made it my attempt to really understand the black canvas throughout all of american literature. so i reacquainted myself with the civil rights movement. there was one photo in particular, it was of walter gaskin, a 15-year-old boy, perhaps the most iconic image to come out of this campaign. you probably all know it but i just want to describe it, what it did to me the first time i saw it. in that photo you see a german shepherd attacking the right side of walter but attacking isn't really quite the word, it is more like -- on walter. all around him people are e

yes, blake's last glance, the brain seems so different and you'd be able to further in, you go and the more carefully you look, the more you find the same basic principles. the closer you look in the most similar they are. all of you can show in other words, brain structure is a decisive factor in determining an animal's cognitive abilities. the some features of the strains could already be seen in the full fathers, the dinosaurs. that's an indication of the close relationship between beds and dinosaurs. just like they gave genetic analysis shows, chickens and ostrich is a more closely related to the to run a source rex than any other living space. but one of the obvious differences is the size adults that the relative from mexico wants to know. why did the dinosaurs grow so big? giraffe, so the tallest land animals are live today. reaching heights of up to 6 meters. they tower over all other creatures. yet they are shrimps compared to the dinosaurs . the largest ones were known as sorrow pods. these giant are boys 1st walk the earth some 230000000 years ago. 66000000 years ago they be

much, this money belonged to the islamic republic, which was wrongly in this the countries became blake, and by the way, the right policy of the government was to threaten south korea. the parliament had a bill ready, mr. abedini, that the parliament should form a bill for the islamic republic to file a complaint against south korea in the international forum. in my opinion, south korea is one of the reasons why the money it freed us, this was the threat that the government of that country made , and i said that without taking a step in the jcpoa, we were able to in these countries, in iraq, in luxemburg, and in some countries, god willing, in the near future , our limited pools, which have been blocked let him be free. some countries are gossiping that in the same events in qatar he wants to block america again. you saw that both the americans retracted this rumor, qatar, the central bank, and one of the deputy ministers of the foreign ministry traveled to qatar, and this rumor appeared in the third decade of the 20th century. it is happening, and that is why the war of narratives happ

michael blake: only last night, i had a fisherman on the phone crying to me, you know, wondering howand yeah, this is only the start, i think. stephen: for the best part of a year, china's trade sanctions have hit industry after industry. doug smith: this was massive. this was the end of our export to china. tony battaglene: the markets actually dropped to zero. brendon taylor: we're all in survival mode. we're doing the best we can. that's all we can do. stephen: the dispute is about far more than trade. scott waldron: the trade barriers that china imposed on australia in 2020 are cases of economic coercion. rory medcalf: china is trying to coerce australia into supporting essentially china's interests. stephen: there's a fierce debate about how to respond. doug clarke: we're not going to lay down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. jane golley: i just do wonder how many times we might choose to poke the dragon before the dragon turns back and blows fire at us in a pretty painful way. stephen: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate china's trade sanctions against austra

they have seen that land sadly be followed by supplements and blake by violence. that economy is fearful that people displaced and that homes demolished, that hopes for the political solution to that applied and being vanishing. but the grievances of the policy mean people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people. we must be, man, that's all parties. i pulled into respect that obligations under international humanitarian law. the cost of getting the contract of military operations to specially villians and respects and protect hospitals and respect the invite on the ability of un facilities. which to the sheltering more than 600000 policy unions, the protection of civilians. despite them on the menu item conflicts, but affecting cvn scan, never me and using them as human shields, infection civilians, protecting civilians does not to me an ard of thing, more than 1000000 people to evacuate to the cells where there is no shelter, no food, and the water, no medicine,

about how to deal with that lift. shits describes how she was bundled onto the back of the know to blake mike. some of the sites has taken him to a network of gauze. the tunnels which looked like a spider's web. also coming up on the program dw visits a company that was over run by hamas militants on october. the 7th and has from residence and rescue was about the horace of the attack.

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interested in the nfl who are watching this game it also doesn't hurt that she's got her own special team, blakeively, sophia turner, one of her dancers was there. and they've got the whole side of it. ryan reynolds brought his buddies. >> hugh jackman. come on now, that's major "a" list at the nfl. another show to watch behind the scenes sidelines. >>> over to the wnba play-offs now, where the liberty needed one more win to punch their ticket to the finals the sun made it a competitive game down the stretch. breanna stewart's 27-point performance put the game out of reach. for the first time in 21 years, the liberty are headed back to the wnba finals. they win, 87-84. so it is two-seeded liberty heading to las vegas with the one-seeded aces. game one of the wnba finals is next sunday. liberty run 1 of the original who has never won a title and the aces back-to-back titles here let's see if they can make it. >> i got to watch breanna stewart when she was playing at uconn a few times. i'm so happy to see her having so much success. >>> swinging over to the final day telephone mlb regular season n

so from ben through a bold hole, it may be a tremendous terry and car door if mister blake didn't succeed domain. all that may be crazy. so there's a way, but the force is to leave your country and cam can live visit as refugees, and that's it is a war crime. and many children, many people who go to connection with a mass. so a low israel has a height to so event that is not a right a license to kill or do anything above the conduct your so with do with god to to minute terry and principles at 8 o'clock. if i could bring the option now as a will kind investigate. so when you hear 24 health facilities, including 6 hospitals damaged, at least 23 ambulances targeted un sites 23 sites of under the, the u. n. agency. the deals with the palestinians damaged by a strikes of those things you'd be investigating as well as well. absolutely. you know, all of these issues like investigating took just to speak to the law on uh, the displacement of the population and, and giving effective warning article $57.00 of the $81.00 additional protocol. one of 1977 is fairly clear. it says to military is that

well, in general, it was also evident. blake involves the united states and i say it on yahoo calculus is that if there is such a such an escalation on the wall from just if you're a local costler in gaza to a broader. busy like at least with. busy being around young brooks's and at the maximum with itself, the united states will fail to engage. and that we, you know, completely as we have what it was that that shouldn't, for all. why actually because the back from the gym is a proxy more, but a proxy word that will be so hot out of sport rather than by israel, by the united states. it's the same thing. but shifting the, the burden onto the bigger actor, you have uh, with the help of the united states nathan york, who calls to prevail, give this, brought a conflict when you're on them, eventually a term, a, you know, turn out as and when they're in this ground can foundation against, you know, remote meaning they just talked about with on the floors but you know, reducing the iranian outrage of the beautiful lands. busy the neighboring regions, neighboring regions for uh, for israel en

think occupation, they have seen that land sadly, be followed by supplements and blake by violence, that economy stiff folds that people displaced and that homes demolished. not israel responded by quitting for his resignation. and it's foreign minister eli cohen council, the plans meeting with him and that for the s g is blaming the victim. you are blaming is red. this is a your blood libel, this is a pure but blood label. and i think that the secretary general must resign in russia, china, the united arab emirates, an office quote for an end to the conflict with something absent from the us draft resolution describes we will visiting the store because yours is the key point here is a need for a swift ceasefire, the fact that it was not included in the counsel draft was a step in the wrong direction and could be interpreted as counsel support for israel's plan to conduct the ground defensive in gaza. the us says, humanitarian pauses a needed to allow aid into gaza palestinians. that's known enough. we are here today to stop the killing. to stop the mass that goes being committed against

and blake over ronald with casualties on the expanding bottle of a 700 housing children of been killed in the idea of strikes with parents pointing fingers of the united states emergency support. elizabeth, this is cham 8 years old. this is use right 70 years old. look at how young they are, the us sense weapons to the jews, to kill children. let them see this idea of starting so city in a south of garza where is the most promising news to fleet towards so that is on the ground. have been speaking of them like the randomness showing on the innocent people. where should i go? should i leave my country, my home and my children? no, i'm staying here until i die. it will be a power for. it will be a bad reward. it will be a precise new york times will be a war to change the situation forever. here's what a defends and this and about the flight to get from us in the gaza strip, moving deadly as kind of a as a range of what it calls for relational expensive funds. just like the the diving company today for the latest global news roundup. i mode him on me and this is the international the num

they have seen that land sadly be followed by supplements and blake by violence. that economies stay folds, that people displaced and that homes demolished. that helps with a political solution to that applied and being vanishing. but they gave us use of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy. and people with those comments by the un chief angered israel's foreign minister, eli cohen reached the secretary general. what while do you live? definitely, this is not. i will to. all right, let's go now to our very own need. his policy is that the un following this? he did session for us. it today, is it best what it was a he did session talk to me about it wasn't the guy who did session, the brighten guns that someone really all the secretary general to step down doesn't happen all the tone, printer at the top a chance to talk to some top diploma, who attended this a security council meeting here behind me and none is really happy with what the secretary ge