c does not have jurisdiction over this matter. you've heard a say this before. the secretary john respects the work and the dependence of the international criminal court. and are really good at that for now. is that the policy in people to do that the size and the efforts to, to, to reach to justice and that the ability to the crime is committed. that gives them a big method done and advanced yes. just this sometimes big, much longer than bullet. some bombs, but at the end of the day we have reached the point of flawed its own chaplain for to see me is the palestinian people deserve justice. legal institutions exist to hold people accountable and to meet the requirements of justice. and therefore, this decision must be treated with respect to how the product was the government decide to be considering the best decision spokesperson stuff. and the habits drive said no further steps would be taken until the visit by mister nixon. yeah. who was being planned. i know that on the one hand, we very much support the importance of the international criminal court. i mean, i'm going to ta

c. john uh, gary canal o'neill, also just 6 months valley that so what's going wrong and where does it leave governance in the country? and yeah, there's going to be a lot of details into this. but in broad strokes is one phrase politics as usual, and hate to you mentioned that that hadn't been elections to use. it's not space since 2016, the last elections in haiti. and since the last elected president was assassinated in 2021, they haven't managed to get the democratic process moving again. there's been a lot of school billings in the country and there's been a lot of tension as well. and a lot of pressure because of the gain control. now this transitional council was a really hard one effort involving not just parties in haiti, but a lot of pressure from the united states, from other caribbean countries to try and get that process up and running. gary connor was seen as a safe pair of hands, a choice. it was acceptable within without the country. he was a united nations development expert

done trial, and that being said, you know, we have had examples with, for example, the president of c john tomorrow, this year for him in there as far as it still stands and who has been able to travel to certain countries, africa. so does may of fusion for and there's another as far as i recently traveled to mongolia which is the state policy. and then the court doesn't have enforcement powers. it doesn't have its own peace, for example. so they really do. the court really does rely on state the good way of updates to comply with their obligations. all right, let's take a look now and some of the other stories around the world is real, has launched a new air strikes against the husband of stronghold itself. a root is really army issue evacuation warning saying it was targeting the militant group. lebanon's helped ministry says is really strikes on the south of the country killed 5 medics . the long you to a has bullet related rescue force. the german technology company, bosh. it says it will cut its automotive division workforce by as many as $5500.00 jobs and the next several years. they

c. john gary canal, bailey, last of 6 months. so it's gone wrong and where does this leave governance in the country? well, they have reportedly been tensions within this transitional council for some time. and it seemed to come to a head during october. when 3 of the members of that transitional council were accused basically of a shape down of the director of the national bank of credit in height in height in height. and gary calling to be entering prime minister actually wanted them removed from the account. so it turned into a bit of a power struggle and it seems in the end, if he accepts it, that he will then be out instead. but really this goes back a lot further than this. the last elections in height to were in 2016, the president from those elections was an assassinated in 2021. and the country since then has been in a complete limbo of governance, complete, and at gridlock said not low trust. and the politicians may, i haven't been able to work things out this transitional count. so was the great hope the by february of

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it happened in the city of john c, at least 40 all the events have been seriously injured. local officials say that a short circuit and saw it in oxygen costs and try to paste of sauce and the fire. politicians have accused the hospitalized ministration of cada's behavior. brains, presidents, lots of means. lensky has criticize jim and jones that all i've sholtes for holding a phone call with the russian presidents pitching on shoals. but for the 1st time in nearly 2 years. so lensky said the conversation opens, pandora's books on the mining efforts to isolate the criminal dominant came reports from bannon. it's almost 2 years since the last time that these 2 man, how the conversation of any kind with each other. we know that the thrust of the discussion between them, the situation in ukraine, both government saying afterwards, effectively what that position is happening for some time the gym government saying that let's shots cold on pretend to withdraw his troops to end the war and full the persian government spokesman saying effectively, many deal it may ever emerge from

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and that happened in the city of john c. petitions of accused the hospital, ministration of careless behavior authorities in the philippines. a warning of a catastrophic super type food is some areas struggle to recover from the last big storm. fold and 650000 people have slept, the holdings, the head of the arrival of stupid type food money. the store will be the 6 in the country this month alone. those the headlines stay with us here and i was just there. how does that work is next? the the color, that's the reason why they left cadillac. we didn't come to the police, they left so they're all 0. there's plenty of insurance and able to come through especially need i can sit in front of the populated 11th and as opposed to what that and the thing. busy among their own people and then the so they can get a county south of on a can a lakeside takes a while to attend. does this the ill illness, the dentist lehman. oh, but little when empty. is there a basement in the benefit of having the issue of county heading there? so a lot of the a head cold, but football lots and the other the fin

the c a john handle report from trump's result in palm beach, florida. the us department of justice says it has charged 3 men in iranian plot to assassinate president elect. donald trump, according to justice department officials, an afternoon national, named for hodge sha 3 was hired by the iranian revolutionary guard. and his handlers told him to come up with a plan to assassinate trump in september. according to recorded conversations with law enforcement officials, shocker re said that he was told on october 7th, to carry out that plan within 7 days or wait until after the election to other man carlyle rivera and jonathan load home were arrested in the united states, shot the rate is believed to remain in a rock. meanwhile, trump did his 1st interview in a telephone interview with nbc is kristin welter. trump said he believed he had a mandate to bring common sense back to the country. he said his number one priority was securing the us border with mexico. asked if he had a price tag for the mass deportations of millions of undocumented people in amer

so, delancey and his supporters like john c and others are really seen as popular political figures,t of out- of-doors at this time. they aren't holding elected office, so for the time between 65 and 68, people look toward the delanceys, and in particular james delancey for leadership . when it comes to 1768, they mount a concerted campaign to secure people's votes. he not only announced their candidacies, they released broadsides that can be stuck on tavern windows or coffee have windows so people walking by can see. published in newspapers, these would be left on coffeehouse table so people can read them. they commissioned pamphlets that are longer so people can study them a little bit more. and they flood manhattan with election materials. not only this, they start to hold events. they hold events in taverns. so in the lead up to the election on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, there is an event every night in the same tavern. it is benjamin stout's tavern. there is a lot of beer. there is a lot of cider. a lot of alcohol and a lot of food, and the delanceys pay for it all. c

c-span.org. >> republican senator john thune spoke about growth in the republican party in the biggest issues at the start of the congress, replacing mitch mcconnell. >> got the team assembled. >> good afternoon. it's a new day, biden-harris-sc. this republican team is united. we are on one team. we're excited to reclaim the majority and to get to work with our colleagues in the house to enact president trump's agenda. we have a mandate from the american people. a mandate not only to clean up the mess left by the biden-harris-schumer agenda but also to deliver on president trump's priorities. we will make sure the president and his team have the tools and support they need to enforce border security laws and to remove the 1r50eu7b89 criminals wreaking havoc in every one of our states. we will work to make america prosperous again by streamlining the bureaucratic machine and overturning costly biden-harris regulations. we will work to restore american energy dominance. not just our energy security but energy dominance. which will lower costs and bolster our national security. i'm excited to get t

they had first met in 1856 and nominated john c fremont. he did not do all that well. but, you know, this is a this is a move that is going to get more attention in 1860. and there are lots of potential candidates in 1860, many really well-regarded political candidates. william seward and salmon chase, both of whom are going to end up in lincoln's cabinet. william seward from new york. salmon chase from ohio. you're also going to have edward bates from missouri, who was a conservative, someone who people thought might be a potential match for the constitutional union party. maybe we could bring those parties together. and then you have john mcclane, who was an associate justice on the supreme court, who was actually lincoln's choice in 1856 for the nomination. i'm quite old at this time. he's just going to die in in. march 1861. so lincoln sort of said, well, he's a little old at this point. and then you have lincoln, who had become quite famous at this point. some for his debates with lincoln in 18 are, excuse me, with douglass in 1858 and some from his cooper union s

the capitol exactly january six and winfield, a southerner, refused to let them in the capitol and john c breckinridge southerner refused to allow any miscount of the vote, even though he would have benefited. he was a candidate for, the presidency, and if someone lost electoral votes or took them, it would have benefited him. he refused to allow it. he presided over an honest vote, not unlike mike pence in 2021. so i kept coming across fascinating parallels with current events as i was deep in my historical research. yeah, so there are probably lessons for today and there about the transfer of presidential power, the perils of political violence, what kind of impact do you think your book has had in that regard? well, i've been delighted in many ways by the kind of second and third wave, if i can use that word. my book appeared early april 2020, which if you'll recall, was about two weeks after covid hit. and it was a catastrophe and one reason i was so eager to accept polls invitation is i never had a book tour. i couldn't meet anybody. i wanted to. but everything was canceled. and it w

that happens in the city of john c. it was about dish portion of it. seriously. the reports in the us ray, the media site, a top a to prime minister benjamin netanyahu suspects it, of altering official phone records, connecting to connected to the type of several from us attacks. that's you know, whose chief of staff saki braverman is suspected of changing the time stamp of a conversation. the prime minister held with his ministry secretary in the 1st minutes of the attack, the allegations commons, another dozen young age and the folks deem is suspected of leaking classified documents to foreign media. while we go book isn't necessarily political commentator who joins us from tel aviv uh to talk about this in more detail. so the allegation is that, so i keep problem in, as i mentioned what i'm definitely, i was close, it advises all to the record of a phone call by 10 minutes between death and yahoo and his military secretary in order to give the impression that the prime minister acted more urgently, more decisively then you have brought them and denies it to th

if you are a carmaker, make c cars. >> john: when the social justice things were happening, they hadslogans in the front of the story. you are selling yoga pants. stay out of politics. >> disney is another great example. we want a nice fun stories from disney. we want our disney stories to be from far away magical places and not talking about the faculty lounge. state in your lane. do what your company says your company does. if you are a company that is engaged in dei or esg management practices, take it look at who your customer base is. don't get involved in esg or eei -- take a look at what harley-davidson had to learn. bud light is the prime example. john deere compensating their ceos based on metrics of dei and esg managementbuy john deere trackers one. >> john: you had an interesting anecdote. it is a fine column. you had an interesting anecdote about a company in northern virginia. putting up christmas lights on houses. >> a guy is going door to door to put out -- since election day, there has been a flood of new customers. he runs his own business and knocks on doors and ask

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killed after a fire at the hospitals near naples, unison northern india had happened in the city of john c. politicians of accused the hosp load administration of careless behavior comes in the habit that's more menu in what only few days old the shop lives ended in an instant pot and left to come to tom. so what happened, or if it is a new wallet, set him up on and our baby was admitted here for one months last night the fire broke out. we rushed to take up the baby and we were stopped later, we couldn't find the baby. afterwards we were told that our baby died in the fire. my husband went and saw the baby more than a dozen newborn baby. so also it ended in the fire some lift in critical condition . officials say defies. been quickly through the work of the hospital to participate. 45 babies were risky. that's what you'll be. the 10 newborn's have died of which 7 had been identified for 3 have yet to be done. so if necessary, dna tests will be conducted and government stands by the victims and their families . and this time of need. officials say on the investigation is underway to tell m

it happened in the city of john c for the positions of accuse the hospitals, ministration of careless behavior, homes, them homeland reports. many of them were only few days old. their shop lives ended in an instant pot and left to come to the tops of what happened or if it is that while a settlement finding that our baby was admitted here for one months last night, the fire broke out. we rushed to take up the baby, but more stopped later we couldn't find the baby. afterwards, we were told that our baby died in the fire. my husband went and saw the baby more than a dozen newborn baby, so also it ended in the fire. some lift in critical condition. officials say defies . been quickly through the work of the hospital to participate. 45 babies were risky. that's what you'll be. detain. newborns have died of which 7 had been identified for 3 have yet to be done. so if necessary, dna tests will be conducted and government stands by the victims and their families . and this time of need. officials say an investigation is underway to tell me what caused the blaze of you pretend this judge of

is this m a john c like creating local companies like south? what able to understand the local to the local community issues in making sure what the political, this old or assets about being operated, email very structured. we that seem to, we use the local, the local government to the local communities, making sure we have a sustainable environment in delivering that nigeria shall desire. so do you think these local companies can overcome many of the problems that the multinational companies have started to face? i'm thinking particularly of oil fact, which is like a huge problem that in the niger delta, the situation is actually getting back to the deluca companies like ourselves of being able to engage with the local communities back to. and that is helping to foster better relationships with this communities. and i just seen by you because look a lot of compass the day of producing close to 20 percent of the budget production . how do these oil resort says benefits communities and the knights of delta? because they happens to dates. one thi

now the for the infant solver, firstly, seriously injured local officials in the city of john c say a short circuit inside an oxygen concentration of p as to stone. so the place politicians have blamed the hospital of ministrations, a callous behavior. still ahead on algebra. 5 ottomans also and still fontaine, so that's, i'll tell you why these, the scandals, which is the police and people one minus the lower they will head to africa in an environment 1st to the middle east and live. and we're seeing things to an unsettled over the next few days. we go to where the system working its way out of the eastern mediterranean. it's going to bring some very heavy rain to greece, cypress, and to keir on saturday, to the east of tequila. we're expecting some significant snow that a little so effect parts of the quote because, but that's improving. instead, we'll see that system pull its way closer to places like 11 on. and we are expecting some of those on several conditions. and they route from sunday into monday with the chance of thundershowers for the south of this, it is a quiet to pictu

senators john thune and john c cornyn have been pitching in private. trump endorsed no candidate. dave mccormick will be voting. outg outgoing chuck schumer has invited mccormick and gallego. bob casey refused to know coseed. seven million people cast their votes, our county election officials will finish counting like they do in every election, american democratic process was born in pennsylvania and will play out. on the south side, republicans are two seats from retaining control of the house. they secured 216 seats and democrats 207. in california 22nd republican valdeo has beaten democrat solis and mike levin held off gunderson. democrats have to nearly run the table to take control of the house. >> todd: keep up ddating the house. >> carley: what is taking so long? >> todd: thank you. pennsylvania senator elect dave mccormick just attended orientation, he will join us. >> carley: glad he got invited and samuel alito is planning to stay on the supreme court, dethe spite requests to step down. this man has never thought about this job from a political perspective, this is not

stay close to c-span for all of that. we will get back to john mcardle. >> just before that clip you played the caller was talking about one of the things that he was concerned about is women's rights in the right to choose. reviewers following along on c-span.org last night and the ballot reporting tools or the election reporting tools we had there, ballot measures were certainly one of the things you could dig into and there were several last night on the issue of abortion and women's rights to choose. here's the headline from those ballot measures from nbc. abortion rights ballot measures pass in seven states and fail and threeths. the nbc news wrap up noting in arizona and missouri ballot measures were approved that would effectively protect abortion rights on viability and unduting abortion laws on the books. voters in florida, nebraska and south data rejected the proposed amendments that would have done the same. voters in montana nevada in new york where abortion is already gal and in colorado where there's no laws or stripping abortion an

so eliminates any dates on john daniel c. shift but each i will not stop trying to convince nigerians to include snake late as part of the diet, whether his efforts will change the mixed perception of snakes among africans. is another question in the kingdom of of let's go to the royal met. the estate has been the traditional home of list, such as royalty for generations. the ox and hill is traditionally with a king's cat to have greased. not only is a breath taking the beautiful. there's also an inspiring story behind it. i'm here with his royal highness, friends say so bedding. say so to find out more, please tell us what is the story behind the oxen hill? well, i say the options hill stands from the facts, all that as a young man i grew up in and around animals. ok, now that's where the aux and comes from us. and the place that we have now developed to be a leisure and event venue. we used to keep all goals. how is the august and health project as a whole been set up to just maybe incorporate the villages we're going to have occasion to include the community in such and such a way

john c taylor remember the j.r. in i believe it was connecticut. he worked again with the big stereo view company and he had a catalog and this catalog is very revealing, according to the catalog, quote, the war for the union was composed of quote, original photographs taken during the war of the rebellion. they remember what it was about the catalog copy explaining of the series a quarter of a century has passed away since the sun painted these real scenes of. that great war, of course no more negatives can be made is the scenes represented by the series of war. views have passed away forever. the company targeted civil veterans and highlighted taylor's status. a veteran himself, he was these views vividly renew the memories our war days, the camp, the march, the battlefields, the forts and trenches, the wounded, the prisoners the dead, the hurriedly made grave. now, remember, those are just one section. there's all of different stereo views of just people marching or hanging around the camp. and i'll tell you where they survive today. now, the ca

it's it's clay, it's daniel webster and john c calhoun. all pass away within a couple of years of each other. and men like douglass and others begin to take that place. and so you see this this transfer of power. and so we get up to 1854 and it's kansas, nebraska, the nebraska act at the time. and at first it was really about railroad, wasn't it? and could you talk a little bit about that and how that and how it morphed into being really about slavery? yeah. you know, for for douglass, there were some things that he wanted to accomplish from this act. and one was to to see trans continental railroads take place. the strongest argument for 1854 without douglass is that people were already beginning to move into these territories, and it became clear that the government was going to have to do something in regards to to organizing them. so something had to take place. railroads were were arteries. the technology existed in the financing to have trains of railroads before they were eventually built after the civil war. and for somebody like l

reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york caught up with the star john c reilly, whod what makes a christmas story a christmas story? >> what makes this one an almost christmas story? a special one? >> well, first of all, the true story of this little owl getting trapped in the real rockefeller center christmas tree, and then them discovering it in there with a broken wing. that's a pretty great christmas story, right there. >> what sort of forest is this? >> i think there's room not only for different christmas stories. i think there's room for new christmas songs, which we have two amazing new songs that were written for the film that you're tapping back into your musical roots. exactly. >> do you love doing that? >> i love it. i love singing, yeah. that's the spirit of christmas. >> so i'm going to bring up a project. and just the first thing that comes to mind for you. okay. casualties of war. >> casualties of war was my first movie. that was my first time on an airplane. first time in front of a camera? uh. yeah. a lot of firsts. i met my wife on that movie, and

pro-slavery democrat of the 1860 election, jacksonian democrats harkened back to andrew comment in 1842, john c calhoun run the union, sir, must be preserved their core principle. was that the constitutional union was too sacred a thing to be broken up over the issue of slavery, not to dwell too long on history. but the thing i should about my family. one birmingham did not exist at the time of the civil war and is pretty much devoid of the normal civil war statues and so forth. in addition, i was born into family on both my father and mother side. that was of confederate nostalgia. i never saw in any of our homes in family or extended family, many aunts and uncles, a single of jefferson davis or robert e lee, and it took me many years starting at a very young age, to figure out why was. mm hmm. yeah. so your family were republicans from reconstruction down to nixon, if i'm not mistaken? yeah. what does it mean? be a republican in the old and not a democrat. well, in. in alabama to be from winston county meant that up. 1953, when i would visit my grandmother grandfather's farm, we went on dirt

john wayne gacy story is new, so numerous times more part of it wasn't just the the media, the i d c as a killer plan. the part of the reason that to this day dc is known as the killer clown. was he promoted that idea. he was very instrumental in making sure that he was known as the killer cow. he was loving the attention he was. do you recognize that he was the evil, scary clown and he would do paintings of himself and sell them as well as pogo, the. the line between fiction and reality dissolved completely in 2016 when a veritable wave of claiming terror broke out a spade of threatening appearances by clowns and the u. s. has spread to europe. videos of this are all over social media. honestly, it's a, it's a little bit creepy. these are all from a twitter account called clown sightings, which has 340000 followers. and many of these videos are probably stage, but this phenomenon is very real. it's, it's scary and it's spreading around the globe. there been sightings in the new case suite in brazil, australia. so they were running around and then scaring people who are just on the s

in northern india, it happens in the city of john c. politicians have accused the hospitalized ministration of careless behavior homes. i'm a how much reports many of them what only few days old, the shop lives, ended in an instant pot and left to come to terms of what happened or if it is a new wallet. settlement finding that our baby was admitted here for one months last night. the fire broke out. we rushed to take up the baby and we were stopped later we couldn't find the baby. afterwards, we were told that our baby died in the fire. my husband went and saw the baby more than a dozen newborn baby, so also it ended in the fire some lift in critical condition. a fish and sea defies big. what does the work of the hospital in the produce state? 45 babies were risky. that's supposed to be the chain. newborns have died of which 7 has been identified for 3 have yet to be done. so if necessary, dna tests will be conducted and government stands by the victims and their families . in this time of need, officials say an investigation is underway to tell me what caused the blaze. ivy presumed his sc