sometimes referred to as jungle yoseph burrell. he got up in front of your very own diplomatic academy. so people for whom he's supposed to represent the absolute appear to me of tactfulness sensitivity for nash sophistication in europe's dealings with the rest of the world. and he threw down this bit of wisdom due to you said, barton we have built a golden habit of she works is the best combination of political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion. that the human kind has been able to build this 3 things together. the rest of the world, most of the rest of the goal, it's a jungle and the jungle could invade, the goddess and the gardeners should take care of it. it wasn't long before opportune and middle eastern officials in particular were denouncing browse racist gardening as colonialist. but earlier this month, burrell switched out the european garden for the european magnet, kind of like a chick magnet, except for migrants. we are a magnet for hundreds of thousands of people who wants to come to live in here. of .

begin here because george and i have a lot of fun with burrell. i mean, it's just a gift that keeps on giving. keep. go ahead my don't. it's just, it's a position that you created almost deliberately. there was this conspiracy amongst the latest that we have to create this sort of super deep clue kind of a, you know, mega stage idea of the you having a form policy. but we don't really want it to be anything serious or real general. we don't want to to have an edge. so we need to find a politician out to who is completely in a site to totally eustace, to dispense charismatic as a part of dump towels who talks in jibberish. and no one takes them seriously. that is actually the criteria of the job. if you look back at all c, p a foreign affairs cheese has always been the same thing. we had a lady from breast and called catherine as town who assistance as well. so she was so spectacular, eustace, she got lost in a building in eastern europe, and people have to go enough to find that from the building. she couldn't walk out how to get to the list to ge

and that's what it's so amusing because burrell. so sometimes guy recalls, well, i'm supposed to be a representative of the european left and i was a french social is. so maybe i should say something that's uh, a little bit of defiance of the united states and, uh, you know, i should, you know, call about some european approach to, uh, well, the 5th and i, you know, he says isn't it goes, makes a complete full of in so as he did with the whole, the jungle and the, the route that the god and uh, but in the meantime, of course the phone, the lion clearly, uh, angling for the job of the nato secretary general. she's a no, no the, the you, it has to absolutely, uh, follow the united states, whatever the americans want, the europeans should run. and then, you know, and, you know, and it goes beyond just the you because the very, you know, the u. k. although no longer a member of the you, it's none. the less is you know, more than happy to say yeah, yeah, yeah, we go to just do, do whatever the americans want. and so we have this, this en

for those who end up being disappointed by the reality, burrell has an excuse for that to. if we don't change our costs rapidly, if we don't mobilize all our capacities, it will that put when the war in ukraine. similarly where i'm not able to solve the tragedy which has happened in and gaza, i think all project will be very much damaged. we're all sounds like the guy who is going to be going around spending years blending an old breakup with russia for the fact that europe just can't get its act together. like it's been a couple of years now by the time to stop moving around in your pajamas and get a grip and stop blaming. every x turn will factor that comes along as an excuse whether it's ukraine or now gaza. of course, europe's predicament has nothing at all to do with the fact that the you was duped by washington into supporting a profitable war for america's military industrial complex and its energy industry to europe some detriment. but instead of facing the reality of difficult conversations with that particular so called ally brows obsessing over europe's latest sq

said should as josep burrell said earlier, should asjosep burrell said earlier, be redoubling their _ around this? yes. i mean, everyone more or less thinks that _ around this? yes. i mean, everyone more or less thinks that russia - around this? yes. i mean, everyone more or less thinks that russia is i more or less thinks that russia is the main threat, but the question is actually, can they agree on something? i can be come back to something? i can be come back to something about unanimity. then there's the question money as well. the economy is not doing too well in the european union, and most eu member countries. we are going towards the european parliamentary elections as well, and russia are certainly looming, but there are other questions, high inflation, high energy prices etc, and you have seenin high energy prices etc, and you have seen in a few european elections recently, talking about the dutch elections or slovak elections, populists making big strides, so there is a recognition that russia is a problem but there are other problems knocking on the door as well, and of

burrell already a few. he had called for an end to the zionist regime's attacks on gaza several times, but he has never been ready to condemn this regime . he also said in response to a journalist's question whether the killing of civilians in gaza is a violation of human rights or not, he is not a judge and cannot judge about it, and now we can see pictures of the latest gatherings in the world in support of the palestinian people. khalesnak or qaidna khalesnak foznak foznak or kagella foznak foznak foznak or kagella atrek sheikh ali lan atrek sheikh alik for the sects of muhammad or muhammad for the sects of muhammad . we are the resistance, we are the resist, but it's this country that's wagging a genocide against the palestinian people, it's this country, the united states that sets. the weapons manufactured by us companies, paid for by our tax dollars, mine and your tax dollars that have killed upwards of 10,000 palestinian children this year. now to check the latest development. palestine hosted mr. m

burrell had called several times before to stop the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza. but he has never been ready to condemn this regime. he also answered a journalist's question about whether the killing of civilians in gaza is a violation of human rights or not. he said that he is not a judge and cannot judge. judge about this and now let's see pictures of the latest gatherings of the world in support of the palestinian people. fouznak fouznak ya qaidna fouznak fouznak fouzna jazairana ghozna ghoznak ghozna don't leave sheikh ali, don't leave sheikh ali all the people muhammad all the people muhammad our united stand in the men of all the people muhammad it's this country that's waing a genocide against the palestinian people, it's this country the united states that sent the weapons manufactured by us companies paid for. now, to review the latest developments in palestine on the 8th and 4th day of the war , we are hosting mr. mansour barati, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, mr. barati welcome to today's world, what do you think about the developments t

own path from america, and we saw that france voted in favor of this resolution, and even joseph burrell, the head of the european union's foreign policy , announced that if we continue this process of looking at the developments in gaza, it will be a disgrace at all. the european union is harmed because the basis of the liberal order is the observance of human rights. inside the united states, both the congress party, the republican party, and the opposite party, which is a democrat , are actually considering even the amount of sending weapons to the zionist regime. because they are receiving the pressure of public opinion, even in in the american society, the pressures are increasing rapidly, the amount of demonstrations is really unprecedented , the number of people who participate are showing very strong reactions to these events, therefore , there are serious differences within the congress , even within the democratic party. today, the democrat minister of foreign affairs met with a number of these members. he has his own party to justify why we support them, so you are saying that

burrell has called several times before to stop the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza, but he has never been ready to condemn this regime. he also in the answer to a journalist's question about whether the killing of civilians in gaza is a violation of human rights. he said that he is not a judge and cannot judge about this . more than 21,500 palestinians have been martyred in gaza bombings since the beginning of the aggression. dozens of new yorkers called for a ceasefire in gaza by holding demonstrations. demonstrators holding symbolic shrouds of gazan children condemned the crimes of the occupying regime, especially the killing of children. and requested to send more humanitarian aid to the gaza strip . demonstrators also end american support they demanded from the zionist regime. the second national exhibition of inclusive audio and video media will be held in rasta virtual space from 10 to 13 in maslai, tehran. visiting hours of this exhibition are 9 to 18. creating convergence and synergy between the activists and the supporters and supporters of the comprehensive audio and

hey, no, it would be even better than that, according to bar at burrell, bringing that country with all those literal loose cannons right inside of europe. very nice as for, i would say, well i feel the this out, the right back again, the top of the island. stay with arch international, the of the managers to try to move things around to deal with the way to go out with that. the pretty much the people that they will just, you know, the way to when they will low upset them. we're still deployment. we often see customer notice strong and successful. people realize their dreams that it won't cost. but how long must they wait before that 1st blast of ocean perusal to the 50th result, which is lots builds boston goes to you or can you please just this is about an office executive and his spontaneous decision to quit trying to become a customer knows most most tenure was most, most likely. it's almost like the most that only me the when he more than i could. so when we 1st met constantine in a field about free dining and when we heard of his desire to be a customer node, we just had to film

adriane burrel and an african-american. he's one of the first solo exhibitions in dogpatch.he actually was on the "san francisco chronicle" highlighted. he is my understanding oakland based artist so i thought that was great. the minnesota street project has a new building that used to be thatchers popcorn and transformed that area into film and photography, so it's a great space for events like adriane burrel. the other items i would like to share is i am really supportive of the bayview, the shipyard had another event this past weekend or sunday. it was an art christmas event, and there were selected artists so i was happy to support and say hi to artist friends out there and see what others had to show case, and lastly last weekend i attended the [inaudible] first friday art e event and they had different locations in the castro and i think as the city of san francisco we need to continue to support the arts and all over like you know i think this helps the livelihood of our city, and it will draw people into those communities, so today was really highlighting the art wor

burrell added palestinians based on a credible political vision to form a state.foreign policy official also said: israel must respect international humanitarian laws and the laws of war. the holder of two olympic swimming gold medals was sentenced to house arrest for participating in the american election protests. accused colt keller participated in the election protests that led to his entry into the congress 3 years ago. some predicted that he may be sentenced to 15 years in prison, but the court announced that due to his cooperation with the judicial system, he was sentenced to 6 months of house arrest and 3 years of freedom. probation has been issued for him. the olympic swimming champion was identified when he wore the uniform of the american national team during these protests. in the american election protests, 84 people were sentenced to prison terms ranging from a few days to 22 years. at the same time as the majlis day, the winners of the 4th edition of martyr modares festival and the activists of the majlis area were honored. speaker of the parliament

especially if full of my present level thumb is re elected me while they is for a policy jupiter's. burrell is concerned about the next year in parliament elections in 2024, as he is of voters, which is right pulling pope with this groups he with is that danger from boston and dresses in democracy. i am afraid of fear. i am afraid europeans vote because they are afraid. maybe this is the moment in which we have to look at the danger coming from a great power which threatens our democracy, which threatens europe itself, not only ukraine. if we don't change course rapidly, if we don't mobilize all our capacities, it will let put in when the war in ukraine. similarly, if we are not able to stop the tragedy which is happening in gaza, i think our project will be very much damage that we have on the joe and politician academic and boy. oh good, not bad. he said that rueful, couldn't find, was a west of a policy, a family. it's bound to the usual sphere migrating we are experiencing here in the west. there's a history of the mind growing in the west. now. it started with the pandemic and then the

. >>> we turn now to independent senator bernie sanders who joins us this morning from burrell burlingtonvermont. good morning to you senator. >> good morning. >> i think we have your audio now, sir. secretary of state antony blinken said that he sees a gap between israel's stated intent of limiting civilian casualties and the reality, and the secretary of defense says they could face a strategic defeat given civilian casualties. is this vocal enough criticism from the administration in your point of view? >> well, it's a start. i think lincoln and austin are right. what the president is trying to do is trying to make clear to netanyahu and his right wing extremist government, is yes, you can go to war against hamas, but you cannot go to war against the palestinian people and cause the horrific damage to human life that we are seeing right now. margaret, there have been 16,000 people killed so far, palestinians, two-thirds of whom are women and children. you're talking about 1.9 million people displaced, going around without any water, food, without any medical supplies. it is a humanitar

and finally, we are very pleased to welcome from london intervene of burrell gun. she is a russian investigative journalist, co founder and deputy editor of ogden tour a dot r u. it's a watch dog as the russian secret services activities. great to have you with us. every now and more it's, we're hearing the world or the stalemate mentioned more and more these days. do you think that term is justified? is this conflict edging towards something that you could call a frozen conflict as well as frozen conflict? uh would be uh, frontline way, don't have the shooting anymore, but that's definitely not the case at the moment. what we see, basically since last november. so a 2022 is the address of the war. basically don't have a, a big movement of the front line anymore. neither of the sides can conquer any big cities or territories. but it's an attrition of war. from trenches to trenches. the, the use of drones is very important at the moment is becoming more and more important. makes the battle bloodier even more. and yet it's an patrician war with uh, thousands of victi

especially if for my present donald trump is re elected very well is foreign policy. chief, joseph burrell is kind of about by the next year of in palm elections in 2024. as he is that voters would choose right to interpret this groups able to use that danger from by fast lessons in democracy. i am afraid of fear. i am afraid europeans vote because they are afraid. maybe this is the moment in which we have to look at the danger coming from a great power which threatens our democracy, which threatens europe itself, not only ukraine. if we don't change course rapidly, if we don't mobilize all our capacities, it will let put in when the war in ukraine. similarly, if we are not able to stop the tragedy which is happening and gaza, i think our project will be very much damage. we have problem until then pull that, there's an academic and let going back. he says that rubel coolants wired with a western policy of fear mongering. it's paul to the usual be a migraine we're experiencing here in the west. there's a history of the mind growing in the west. now. it started with the pandemic, and then t

the blocks foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said that he was a pulled at the funds. i am a poll to learn that in the middle of a war, these really government is poor is to commit new funds to build more legal settlements . this is not self defense and will not make israel safer. the settlements are a grave, international humanitarian law breach, and they are israel's greatest security liability. they don't get pod. westbank is having to 3000000 palestinians are these thing is crucial to the future. apollo, city, and state. it was captured by as well in the 19676 day war along with goals are in east jerusalem as well as construction. and the settlement program in the westbound is deemed to legal on a bring to the geneva convention, aquino. these were the occupation states funds from the beginning. israel wants to land without the people that for it expands pens. we must defend the people in our sacred sites so that we can achieve our dream, the palestinian national projects, at least the 2nd stage of the project is to have an independent state of palestine with his ca

no, you come in in minister polish minister, baltic states ministers and blinking, also loud, and burrell laughs. and we also, why is this happening? there's probably late believe that slow, you will know that's how they can show their intentions. it's only for us here, but i think this is jessica hall where it is. yes, they are a great if they need frank conversation based on facts, they are afraid of these kind of conversation. and the spirit explains, we've all these freight some with the non not issuing liza star diplomats to for the you want to un events, new york for the advance and harry's world of a few minutes for various unesco summit. some of this is we cover these groups simple as that. looked at the eastern, each of the guys over the 2 years. so base historical libraries and more why the last against russia. we can see that there are no any st in clear arguments against us, but we have presented our arguments and no one does. with that small denied it, no one said anything against it. i would like to give before we give the floor to macedonian media, outland. meet me. that'd

burrell ton burlington is down. ross stores are up 2% on the quarter. and then there's lululemon up a staggering 61% year to date, 32% on the quarter. i identify those four. it is tjx and ross that are benefiting from some of that bloated inventory. i would be careful on burlington. it's had a very aggressive price move, not so much necessarily you seeing a little bit of improvement in the fundamental conditions for the company. >> so here's where i am on this. this nike report tells me, at least, the handoff back from services to goods in terms of consumption is still in its infancy. we're not there yet. you can look at tsa travel accounts, you can look at airline demand, las vegas demand, and see consumers still want experiences over goods. at some point that will change. right now i am very selective in where i'm invested in consumers buying things. i suspect i probably will get more enthusiastic about the stocks you are talking about, but for now i would rather be in those experiences. it's very specific things where i have a thesis whether everybod

now, did you, i'm sure you heard his reference to statements by you also have burrell that you find policy chief, the secretary general. how important is that is, is there's some kind of change, at least in terms of the you, i think the 2nd, the gen, those code for a sci fi before. but are you reading any kind of nuance change in position? so yes, that bottle that you are. yes. and that's been coming up for a few days now it's uh, it's still not right. the cold enough, not principled enough and you know why? right? especially the european union remains to be divided divided especially because germany refuses to take a serious position on stopping the genocide in gaza. it's as if germany insists on the opinion paying the price for its own history. for gentlemen his history to us the truth. i mean, it's fine. we understand that germany has a set in memory, has a set in history with jewish holocaust. but that does not mean that it should be resolved on the back or at the expense of the fed, a city in genocide and guys. and that's why there's a bit of more, a 1st position changing. of course,

we don't know yet. nevertheless, we did hear from the foreign policy teachers at burrell is he arrived here for this summit, really assessing the tone when he comes to is, well, goal is a he said look tested in the common position in the you on call us. and we've known that for many weeks now that have been deep divisions. on one hand, you have countries including germany, austria check republic who stored. he supported his ro on the all the countries including spain and islands of belgium, that is called israel's response, involves a disproportionate spot. nevertheless, in recent days, even recent weeks, we have seen something of a shift in your opinion, the most noticeably this week, when a majority of you members, states supported or un resolution cooling for a cease fire, that's 17 out of 27 men. besides many more than have done in the past and what was that here in the hall, think of tone, little circle, tone on goals or phone. the number of you need is cooling to situation in garza catastrophic apocalyptic. he even said the, you foreign policy chief and we are expecting you leads

situation in guns that catastrophic and apocalyptic, and compared it to the 2nd world war, does it, burrell was speaking often, beating you, foreign ministers in brussels. the destruction of a to be with this thing does have, which is mall as well, even greater that the destruction of the software. but the german state is due to the 2nd quarter will just ignore that. to have an idea of do many data and shoot to ation that united nation has been denouncing on the last days last spring in there, he's a political analyst and the preston 12 united voices for america civic engagement organization based in washington dc. welcome to a studio here. ok, thank you care. how much are we seeing maneuverings by these ready government to essentially trying to buy time? did you think of, i mean everything that they're signaling including this idea to screen trucks and have them drive around in circles to be screened at a different crossing, but not actually go through the crossing only to make a u turn. go back to a rough off the surface that time. so i think to buy more time so they can continue the bomb

the blocks foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said that he was approved at the funds. i am a poll to learn that in the middle of a war, these really government is poor is to commit new funds to build more legal settlements . this is not self defense and will not make israel safer. the settlements are a grave, international humanitarian law preach and they are israel's greatest security liability. they don't get pod. westbank is having to be 3000000 palestinians are these thing is crucial to the future. apollo, city, and state. it was captured by as well in the 19676 day war, along with goals are in east jerusalem as well as construction and the settlement program in the westbound is deemed to legal and upbringing to the geneva convention . i keep these with the occupation states plans from the beginning, israel once the land without the people that for it expands pens. we must defend people in our sacred sites so that we can achieve our dream, the palestinian national projects, at least the 2nd stage of the project is to have an independent state of palestine with his

i believe from maine, back when roz burrell was running as independent, and take so many boats away fromthat they decided no longer would we have debates where everyone else could be in the debate to show what their viewpoints were in the united states. you are talking to somebody who voted for ralph nader for five elections. and suddenly decided that he had to start voting otherwise. i live in maine, and now that we have our rank-choice voting, which i did not like at first, but now that i like because i know the first person i vote for will be someone other than democrat or republican. and my vote will not be thrown in the trash because i know it is going to go to a second round . so, that is my point of view. that is my comment about how divided we have become. it is a sad thing. host: on independence, what did you think of that talk earlier this year of getting a high-profile independent third-party run? there was talk of trying to get senator joe manchin of west virginia to run for president. what did you think of all that talk? caller: i think my first vote is probably going to be

it's adrian burrell, and it's called venus blues. he is not represented, but a young black artist from oakland. and it's a brilliant show. and he you will see when you go into the space that i recently was appointed to the advisory board for curatorial that it's a it's the only space of its kind in the bay area because it's like a huge airplane hangar. and so we are really excited about the possibilities in terms of future exhibitions and we're deciding on a curatorial strategies as we speak. but please don't miss adrian's show because it's pretty remarkable. where is it? the minnesota minnesota street project foundation, an ad, it's right down the street. it's on minnesota street. it's on the corner, used to be a popcorn factory. so it's this huge warehouse. and it's kind of like the armory in new york. it's gigantic. and so, yeah, it's daunting. but i think we're going to dream up some amazing art and installations that are going to go in there any second that sorry, commissioner shelby yeah, it's a busy week. if anyone downtown on

. >> plus sarah burrell is from broadway's waitress.ll move through here right around the middle part of our day and bring back some light showers to the region on the abc seven storm impact scale level one today, a light storm with those scattered showers. slick travel is your biggest impact, the best chance for everybody to see rain right around noon, quick moving front by 4:00 pm. we're already drying out. sunshine coming back for a chilly night. stephanie, thank you, drew. >> and we'll have another abc7 news update in just about 30 minutes. and always on our news app and on abc7 news.com. gma is next. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> we do welcome you back to times square. those are volunteers serving up kindness at the kansas food bank in wichita. just one of the many organizations all around this great country helping fight hunger and get healthy food to families who need it the most during the holiday season. demarco morgan is at the biggest hunger relief organization in new york. it's the food bank fo

i believe from maine, back when roz burrell was running as independent, and take so many boats away from democrats, that they decided no longer would we have debates where everyone else could be in the debate to show what their viewpoints were in the united states. you are talking to somebody who voted for ralph nader for five elections. and suddenly decided that he had to start voting otherwise. i live in maine, and now that we have our rank-choice voting, which i did not like at first, but now that i like because i know the first person i vote for will be someone other than democrat or republican. and my vote will not be thrown in the trash because i know it is going to go to a second round . so, that is my point of view. that is my comment about how divided we have become. it is a sad thing. host: on independence, what did you think of that talk earlier this year of getting a high-profile independent third-party run? there was talk of trying to get senator joe manchin of west virginia to run for president. what did you think of all that talk? caller: i think my first vote is probably

now my husband and the once mayor mayor the at the time, mayor clough burrell e. >> got together androops where they larry hyder was a veteran himself when he started shipping the trees. he was in the korean war as a he was able to save the lives of many experience of them that he wanted. he wanted them to have. this type of thing to remind them of the love that we have for them and have a strength for their deployment. >> what began as an idea on a win in the late 60's has become a tradition and a promise kept by the height or family. they describe how they gut and they touch it and they smell it. and it just brings back home. we even had reports of service members coming. other other troops coming from 100 miles away to smell a tree. it just means home to them. the trees go to men and women from eldorado county who are serving. the higher family says it's their way of saying thank you for the sacrifice. can you imagine being overseas in the middle of the of the desert or somewhere know for your family's not around and you're alone and you're probably young. these men and women are