in the i c. j at the respect the outcome of the i, c j. and all this oil we've been talking about doesn't include 2 fines that exxon announce. that is the self in one and yerra one wells off shore. tell me about that. what do you know? is there a lot of oil out there? well, it is clear that there is a lot of oil in our offshore box. i anticipated that our discoveries will become more frequent on our reserve, the girl will continue to grow. but outside of oil, there is also the potential for gas. and there are some feels that are that have high gas potential. so we are looking now also the natural gas strategy, because this will become an important part of the energy mix sec. and as you've tried to transition an investment that we're looking at in the future right now about correct me if i'm wrong, 40 percent of the guy needs live in poverty said about right? you have this opportunity now with the growing oil wealth, the growing g d p. what do you hope to do with those numbers in the next several years? well, it's less than 40 percent. well

the last time the i c. j gave an opinion on the conflict between these rallies on the policy is, was in 2004 ruling israel separation war was illegal. the top un court deals with disputes between states. and although it's rulings are binding, the court itself has no power to enforce them. policy officials have welcome the u . s. decision, though often years agency reported presidential spokesman, now been aboard dina, saying the vote is evidence of the whole world's support for our people. and there in, in the interval historic, a white and the hamis spokesman are this to say about the resolution wasn't on how carly, on long, you know, since a hold of this resolution is one of a long series of decisions issued by all international institutions. regarding the palestinian issue, none of which lead to a practical implementation on the ground some to see what was the important thing here is that as long as the united states of america deals as a partner with israel in its aggression against the palestinian people

we have gone to the i c, j. the matters before the i c j. we are very clear and we are, our borders are very, very clear. i mean there's a map somewhere here that depicts the map of god and we are our borders that. so we have very clear on we are bartered. but we respect international law, we respect the value system of the national law. that is why we went to the i c j. the force aspect of the case was juris dixon. the court has already ruled that he had to his dixon. we have encouraged venezuela to participate, the continued to encourage venezuela to participate fully in the i c j at the respect the outcome of the i c j. and all this oil we've been talking about doesn't include 2 fines that exxon announce that is the self in one in yellow, one wells off shore. tell me about that. what do you know? is there a lot of oil out there? well, it is clear that there is a lot of oil in our offshore box. i anticipated that our discoveries will become more frequent on our reserve. the girl will continue to grow. but outside of oil, there is also the

i recall the conversation, and our police the apartment c. j.e mother, and she emphasized that she's a mother as well. but we want to do, we want to make sure to send a message to the family that the family -- your son did not die in vain. but that's gonna require us taking some bold steps. that's gonna require us listening to our community and implementing things that we can do to make policing better here in the city of memphis. >> terry was a father of two. councilman, thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we have a lot more questions we want answered. i want to bring in my friend and colleague laura jarrett, nbc legal correspondent. james comey, it is here. and former police chief carmen best. why does america need to see this video tonight? do we? >> for too long, black voices were not heard or believed. and you pointed out that initial statement from the police department. and we've seen other statements. they talk about an encounter, two encounters. it's a really sanitized version of the events that we actual

that's namely the i c, j and i c. c, that something that may well be discussed along with other gender items that were already this was a long planned visit and there were some other things that were going to be discussed and they will continue to be discussed, including bolstering the palestinian economy, which is struggling and of course, a strengthening of ties between the u. s. and the palestinian authority. something that was, are almost if not completely severed under the trump administration. okay, and, and rebecca, we also know that in terms of agenda today, blinkin is going to visit ramallah after that meeting that we mentioned with israel's defense minister and the leader of the opposition. what, what have we been hearing after these meetings? other streaming, as you speak of the yale appeared and the defense minister, of course, is very standard meetings with a high profile visit like this. it's usually these hope visits of the person will meet with the opposition later. the same happened in the summer when

c. j. lucas image night at the sub. no use them of any book as with the canyon, the supplier, or miracle, and there are down money because it does get let's see people, but he needs it by dc. might you will, but he needs to sign in those people who are gunning nashik, samuel away in the stumble up. i'll change them. you will. i'm you come when you're what it is element. first thing you deal is you super sicilian, you park, absolute, cyril conformity law. movie juliette, so we begin breski, might you be able to just look no damages on the bill? you guys get done with any place where you're going is a good he's been asking him, are you on? is when you're getting a junior, what's a good way at least pick them out. you're not good at them, but you was all they did that when we it's ways with them was way you things a good, right? integrated for fear roskus each new semester live in spelling emotional says she saw it from watching a little bit about it so that you should be doing that the a with a lot more like a postal code

that's namely the i c, j and i c c. that's something that may well be discussed along with other gender items that were already this was a long planned visit and there were some other things that we're going to be discussed and they will continue to be discussed, including bolstering the palestinian economy, which is struggling. and of course, a strengthening of ties between the u. s. and the palestinian authority, something that was almost if not completely severed under the trump administration . and here are some other stories making headlines around the world. a new wave of strikes and protest are hitting france as opposition to the government planned pension reforms continues public transport, schools and electricity production are all effected. more than a 1000000 people joined. the 1st nationwide strikes on january 19th, according to recent polling, over 2 thirds of the french public opposed, the reforms. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin said that washington would boost security cooperation with south korea a

did that the case went to the un highest court, the i c, j was thrown out last march. court said there's no evidence to support russia claims. russia ignored the ruling, durham, there's a tragedy to a major population. in 962, the united states was ready to go to war, to nuclear war with russia. soviet union then over show the missiles in cuba, although you would agree, i think with me that mr. crusher was not planning a nuclear doctor, just the united states. wrong few about positions. he was only looking for a balance over the past year. i think you raised the nuclear issue over the past year. russian officials have kept up a pretty constant drum beat about rushes nuclear weapons. does russia really want to move from deterrence, nuclear deterrence, to nuclear black male? well, i wouldn't call it nuclear black material because you make all the time and she knew, well, good, trying to blackmail in a way. well, this is, this is a much more dangerous game. this is do what we want. well, this isn't, it is what else? yes, yes, but if you look at that from the russian angle, and again, i did

but i mean, what changes had the obama did accept the j. c. p. o. e that did not even commit to the terms of the j. c. p. o, a during obama times, not even before trump came to power. because if you remember, well, that was one of the terms of that agreement that iran would get would be allowed to buy a spare parts from boeing for it's a lion and fleet of airplanes, simian airplanes, to, to maintain their safety and safety of the passengers. that never happened. also part of the agreement was to release iranian money being held basically pirated inside united states of america. that didn't happen. and when trump came along, he just didn't like it because he was pushed and bullied by the zionist entity. and he decided to leave it just like he left many other treaties. he didn't even at a fight with your own border and canadians who never have been with anyone, but he also picked to fight with them. but it's a and i think ink, any possible upcoming whether candidate or in office the president in the united states of america will change that because it'

were there for the needs of the community and the deactivation of the scorpion unit in memphis by g c. j davis. i think it's a good move because, you know, it demonstrates that she is in touch with the community and listening to those who are closest to the situation. and just because it's happening and masses. the elimination of this unit doesn't mean that it will happen in other parts of the country because in the united states here, every state is this. so different, we have over 14000 police department, separate police departments across the country. and they're all very unique. they operate under different sets of standards, some a very general, especially when it comes to the use of force and the thing. but each state has its own regulatory body that establishes all the standards in which these police departments operate. after we've got a call to hear that has, that has been allowed to, to thrive well over a century in this, in this country here in the united states. and it's going to take a lot in the police reform, things like qualified immunity where police officers are pretty

other words, there is no individual criminal liability that will stem from those proceedings at the i c j. it's a very important case. the gambia has done a great thing and bringing that case, but it is, it is very different from what we're, what we're pushing for in germany. now, it's important that we recognize that not a single perpetrator from me and mar, despite a lot of attention internationally over the years, not a single perpetrator has been held accountable for these heinous crimes. and we are seen the me a more military, you know, enter into the air space, for example, of its neighbors. india, thailand, bangladesh, were seen air strikes on civilian targets. were seen accident essentially amount to these mass atrocity crimes, crimes against humanity, war crimes occurring routinely. now, and so it's, it's crucial at this stage that german authorities and other sent it aloud message to me and more military leader ship and soldiers that they are not safe from justice in this world. they need to know that they will face accountability for their crimes. they should be punished for th

that's namely the i c j. and i see see that something that may well be discussed along with other gender items that were already this was a long planned visit, and there were some other things that were going to be discussed and they will continue to be discussed, including bolstering the palestinian economy. which is struggling and of course strengthening of ties between the u. s. and the palestinian authority. something that was almost a if not completely severed under the trump administration. and that was rebecca read or speaking with us earlier from jerusalem. and these 95 people are confirmed dead after a suicide bombing at a mosque in the pakistani city of pasha war rescuers are still searching the rubble . but hope of finding more survivors is fading. many of the victims were members of the security forces from a police compound surrounding the mosque. while the pakistani taliban commander initially claimed responsibility for the attack, a spokesperson for the group has backed away from the claim that

other words, there is no individual criminal liability that will stem from those proceedings at the i c j. the very important case, the gambia has done a great thing in bringing that case, but it is, it is very different from what we're, what we're pushing for in germany. now, it's important that we recognize that not a single perpetrator from me and mar, despite a lot of attention internationally over the years, not a single perpetrator has been held accountable for these heinous crimes. while man was ruling john to has played a long and brutal role in the country and 2016 and 17, a campaign of a trustees by the army on the muslim or hanging that hundreds of thousands thing across the border into bangladesh. world expressed outrage on the general's face charges of genocide at the international court of justice looked with also under investigation at the international criminal court. in 2016, uncle eugene was elected leader in the military's brief experiments with democracy ended in 2021. on the 1st of february, sushi was one of thousands arrested when the military seized back power from

other words, there's no individual criminal liability that will stem from those proceedings at the i c j. it's a very important case. the gambia has done a great thing and bringing that case, but it is, it is very different from what we're, what we're pushing for in germany now. a, there was a mess of a strong conscience state earlier this month. the term may even have struck indian territory. how can legal cases like, like this one alter the apparent immunity, impunity that the, the me in my military rules with at the moment. you know, tom, it's important. it's important that we recognize that not a single perpetrator from being mar, despite a lot of attention internationally over the years. not a single perpetrator has been held accountable for these heinous crimes. and we are seen the me a mar, military, you know, enter into the air space, for example, of its neighbors. india, thailand, bangladesh, were seen air strikes on civilian targets. were seen accidentally amount to these mass atrocity crimes, crimes against humanity, war crimes occurring routinely now. and so it's, it's crucia

still troubling questions about why tyree nichols was pulled over in the first place, police chief c. j davis saying so far they have found no evidence to back. the officers claim that nichols was driving recklessly. nichols parents tonight asking for prayers for their son and their peace withbc ste ramosor adg us off tonight from memphis. tonight the city of memphis and communities across america on edge, bracing for the release of the police body cam footage in the tyree nichols case expected to show the brutal beating of the 29 year old unarmed father after a traffic stop just yards from his home. nichols dying in the hospital three days later. outreach brewing over the roles, prosecutors say five members police officers played in the death all now fired. those five officers off facing felony criminal charges, including second degree murder and aggravated kidnapping and assault today, tyree nichols, his family and their attorneys coming before cameras, speaking just hours before the footage is set to be released by police doesn't matter if the officer is a black officer, hispanic off

even from the highest shall, buddy in the world, the i, c, j, the national court of justice, the all the may, the all made the decisions illusion against is ryan calling for the end of the patient and of for certain mans. but 2 of the seniors to determine a but nothing gets materialized because simply, all these decisions are just shallow, open statements, without any consequences on the zain, is the national or the law. why are that all states need to act against violations committed by israel would do so. you know, if it sanctions with the law implications, no penalties just statements. the resolutions that us department of state is express concerns or sim bob was reluctant to take action in a case that's over 5 years old, investigating exploited women. i think back to 2016, the situation surrounded 200 women who reportedly trapped and abusing to wait. the report out of washington states as in bob boy's government has meddling in bringing the cases to conclusion. comments of us accusations of rising corruption in the country that has been under western sanctions for decades for all

you have a brand new police chief, the 1st black female police chief c j. david. these are individuals that are being held to account by the public and without massive public demonstration, which is what's been happening in memphis 4 years local organizers demanding that there be accountability. and so that's, that's the see change that you're experiencing in this community is not necessarily that something has changed among the prosecutor's office or the policies that they institute if you have the public. but then you find that you mentioned the case of, of tennessee there. do you find that diversity makes a difference in policing? not necessarily. and we see why with with nickels mr. nickle, brutal murder, the hands of 5 black police officers. baltimore is a city i know debbie knows how intimately that that's got a lot of black leadership, critical math of blackmore enforcement officials. and i want to return to some things. ellie said, is that this idea of the institution of policing is about. so nation violence control, regardless of the race of the individua

general assembly from you and security council event from the highest addition buddy in the world, the i c, j, the mission, the course of justice, the all the may, the all made the decisions and solutions against is ryan calling for the end of the patient adult for certain man. but 2 of the student is to say the 3rd, but nothing has materialized because simply all these decisions just shallow off in statements without any consequences on the zain, is the nation. although the law, why on that all states need to act again, violations committed by israel will do so. you know that sanctions with location, no penalties, just statements. resolutions ok to a story, getting a lot of reaction. a russian ice hockey player in the u. s. has made headlines after refusing to worry gay pride themes, pre game jersey, philadelphia flyer star, even popular off decided not to take part in the n h l. warm up event fighting is religious lease. everybody's choices. my choices to stay true myself and my religion. mental, i'm gonna say like really rational. we've got a hockey player from philadelphia who says he doe

general assembly from un security council, even from the highest shall, buddy in the world, the i, c, j, the national court of justice, the all the may, the all made the decisions and solutions against is ryan calling for the end of the patient and officer to man, but to say need to send the termination. but nothing has materialized because simply all these decisions just shallow or open so often statements without any consequences on the zain, is there has been no legal implications on that. there's been no sanction nor penalties against a law official act with complete impunity. knowing that all of these resolutions just statements that there has no implication on the growth of the country. we see it unfortunately more countries having bilateral agreement with israel and exchanging military and security agreements with them or by military or spite technology from those rated. and without the regard to the dimension law, the national requires that all states need to act against violations committed by israel. need to take actions to 1st not typical denies any changes on the ground by t

general assembly from you and security council event from the highest edition by the in the word the i, c, j, the mission, the course of justice, the, all the made, the all made the decisions and solutions against is ryan calling for the end of the patient and officer to man, but to 15 years to determine a but nothing gets materialized because simply, all these decisions just shallow open statements without any consequences on the zain, is the national or the law, why are that all states need to act against violations committed by israel? we do see no sanction with the law implications. no penalties, just statements. the resolutions russian, i saki player in the u. s. has made headlines after refusing to wear a gay pride themes, pre game jersey, philadelphia, flyers star, even the proffer of decided not to take part in the show. much warm up. fighting is religious beliefs. everybody's choices. my choices to stay true myself, my religion. latan gonna say like really rational. we've got a hockey player from philadelphia who says he doesn't want to participate in events that his team is involve

were there for the needs of the community and the activation of the scorpion unit in memphis by t c. j davis. i think it's a good move because, you know, it demonstrates that she is in touch with the community and listening to those who are closest to the situation. and just because it's happening in math, this is the, the elimination of this unit doesn't mean that it will happen in other parts of the country. because in the united states here, every state is this. so different we have over 14000 police department, separate police departments across the country. and they're all very unique. they operate under different set of standards, some a very general, especially when it comes to the use of force and the thing. but each state has its own regulatory body that establishes all the standards in which these police departments operate. but do you think that those standards, but do you think those standards and those reviews will actually, will, will be revisited by those individual states and police departments at the end of the day, they're not blind to what's happening in the us right

general assembly from new and security council event from the highest edition buddy in the ward, the i, c, j, the national course of justice, the all the may, the all made the decisions and solutions against is ryan calling for the end of the patient and officer to man. but 2 of seniors to stay the same and a but nothing gets materialized because simply all these decisions just shallow, open statements without any consequences on the zain, is the national or the law. why are that all states need to act? again? violations committed by israel. we do see north sanctions was off location, no penalties, just statements. the resolutions a russian ice, hockey player in the u. s. has been making headlines after refusing to wear a gay pride seemed pre game jersey, philadelphia flyers defense meant even the proffer of decided not to take part in the warm up event. so i think he's really just police. everybody's choices. my choices to stay true myself. my religion, that's all i'm going to say, like, really are from on. we've got a hockey player from philadelphia who says he doesn't want to participate

iranians and play hard with them rather than except that what trump did in 2018 was pull out of the j. c. p. o. a pull out the rank of a nuclear, jo and the americans were basically guilty of putting a will to halting the entire thing. so we have to accept responsibility in the west and that's not happening. and that's why these negotiations is difficult. a generally believe that the rain is still won't be around until to go ahead, but they've got a lot of conditions which they want met because it won't be tricked again. they don't be fooled again by an administration. any american ministration cleaner? the rug from underneath them again. so you know, for the deal to go ahead, we need your pins to engage much more. we need a different mindset from the diamond cabinet. don't see that happening in the, in the, in the near term. really interesting analysis. i was always thanks for your time today. journalist and author, martin j live and r t. okay, let's keep attention all around. we're a 2nd to earthquake and 24 hours has shaken the country's north west this sunday earlier, another stronge

he withdrew unilaterally from the j. c. p. away. that was one of the legacies of the obama administration. biden was the p at the time. now he is post himself. do you see any meaningful differences between trump and bite and when it comes to iran? well, i would answer with a question. did you see any differences when it comes to iraq? when it comes to somalia, when it comes to yemen, when it comes to the other, i just mentioned 3 of the southern illegal wars that the u. s. is directly involved in across the world. and i say illegal, according to the american law, because the american law, it says that no war that the us cannot enter any war without the approval of congress. congress never approved any of these law. so it's the legal, according to the american constitution. but according to the law of international community, to the international law, everything that the u. s. has been doing is against international law, whether it is against iran, iraq lebanon, kind of sign them and you name it. i mean, there's history and you could

immy: well p, dale, lon oks um li ke the end j of the roenad p f c the price of helium's just wayigh >> tariq: it's terrible, doug.no when i heard the news, i shrieked >> jimmy: it'sel not your defauo , i iaim twe expande dd too fast o y o aba.ll jusyat went popie,l >> tariq: and now, it's all coming to a screeching halt. >> jimmy: well, i guess we can'tot do this owanymore.al! [ hissing arorzo ub [ squeak: ing up it's a sad daypoce di [ laughter ] >> tariq: i'm devastatedto ow>> jimmy: ali was wait!ing fo a special occasion to do this, but -- >> tariq: is t>>hat a cigaesr?st >> jim: my: surespnaas >> tariq: wait, no [ explosion >> jimmy: oh, terrible oh [ applause ] that's terrible. >> steve: what >> jimmy: wow. >> steve: they were blonde they were all blonde >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ light laughter ] it's party city, man what are you talking about of course. >> steve: and helium suddenly became flammable >> jimmy: yes, helium's flammable, very, yeah. switching gears, petsmart is offering to pay one dog and one cat $10,000 to serve as the chief toy tester pretty exciting oppor