major—general chip chapman. you very much. chapman. thank you very much. news saturday with me? martin daitoday's yet up news saturday with me? martin daitoday's show. yet up news saturday with me? martin daitoday's show. butyet up news saturday with me? martin daitoday's show. but first, up on today's show. but first, let's take look your let's take a look at your weather with jonathan. >> hello there. i'm .jonathan >> hello there. i'm. jonathan vaucher here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. it is big coat for weather many of us this weekend. rather cold around in places showers to places and some showers to contend with as well, particularly west the contend with as well, particwill.y west the contend with as well, particwill be west the contend with as well, particwill be wintry'est the contend with as well, particwill be wintry over the:he north will be wintry over the higher ground of scotland. most of the showers, though, this evening will ease evening and overnight will ease off areas, probably off for inland area

. >> 16 year old sammy chapman also died after his parents say he overdosed on fentanyl.t from a dealer he allegedly met on the app. >> he delivered a lethal dose of fentanyl to our home. like a pizza snap inc. >> the owner of snapchat responding, saying it uses cutting edge technology to try and keep users safe and is working hard to stop dealers from abusing our platform and to raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl. many of the parents say they're not suing for money. they just want more done to protect kids. >> let's be honest. right? they designed it. they know how to fix it. >> as for sammy chapman's death, his family says the local district attorney decided not to prosecute the alleged drug dealer. they're now pushing for sammy's law aimed at holding social media companies responsible for crimes committed on their platforms. rhiannon andrew, andrea, thank you. >> one sports item the astros are right back in the american league championship series. they went out to an early lead against the rangers last night. remember, they were trailing the series two zero

so retired, we call you retired general chip chapman , former general chip chapman, former county. at the moment. >> former head of counter—terrorism. we had liam halligan earlier halligan in the studio earlier talking about the oil prices. now it might affect now this is how it might affect people this country this people in this country this winter if fuel prices go up. winter if our fuel prices go up. and liam told us this fascinating insight into the fact that of the world fact that 20% of the world world's goes through the world's oil goes through the straits hummus, which we're straits of hummus, which we're looking called it looking at here. he called it the throat of the global economy. chip it's this vulnerable pinch point . and that vulnerable pinch point. and that if iran closes the straits of hummus, that would have huge implications for us. are they likely to do that? and how easy is it? >> i would say it's unlikely. and i would say that from a geopolitical perspective. and that really to do with in that is really to do with in march this year, there was a rapprochemen

chapman, thank you president biden is expected to deliver remarks this afternoon about israel one of the biggest questions that still remains is how did the israeli defense forces not see this major attack from hamas coming it's seen as a major intelligence failure for both israel and the united states andrea mitchell has more >> reporter: clearly promoting what they see as a victory, hamas produced and edited a publicity video it says shows their fighters training to use paragliders to attack israel how could the israeli military and intelligence network be caught off guard how could they not see this coming >> there were a lot of failures that led up to this. clearly the israelis didn't have the either human or technical sources that gave them insight into this. this clearly was a failure of epic proportions >> reporter: now questions about whether israel has been distracted by a year-long protest dividing the country over the prime minister's controversial plan to overhaul the supreme court, even prompting many reservists to refuse to show up for duty some reporting iran helped pl

let's bring in chapman bell who's following the developments for us. do we know why the israelis did th this now? >> reporter: hi, frances. this could potentially be seen as preparing the battlefield pour teor testing the waters before in much-anticipated ground invasion, but as you said, overnight, a large raid, and it's not that all-anticipated ground invasion of gaza, but the idf says in preparation for the next stages of combat, the idf operated in northern gaza, tanks and infantry struck numerous terrorist cell, infrastructure and anti-tank missile launch posts and the soldiers have since left gaza and are back on israeli territory, army radio saying this is the largest ground raid into the gaza strip by israeli forces than any previous ones during this current war, and it also involved tanks. so i mean this could be seen as kind of testing the waters and seeing what they need to do and how they do this ground invasion. prime minister netanyahu saying that they have been raining infernal fire on hamas and that a ground entry will, they are prepari

chapman's kind of flatfooted there, outside.sean: so rashard smith, who had six catches all year has three tonight for 90 yards and a touchdown, second touchdown of the season. andy borregales, the extra point. and the 'canes fighting to the end, down by ten now with 2:17. >> greg: this is a good football team, too. i know that they have had their share of self-inflicted mistakes tonight, multiple turnovers and costly mistakes, but look at the rest of their schedule. i mean, obviously the clemson game is going to be a very difficult game. clemson's rounding into form, so next week we're going to find out what miami's all about. should get wins against virginia and nc state before they finish with a huge game at florida state on november 11th. could very easily fast forward to season's end, and miami could be sitting there going after eight, nine wince, which would be decent progress in year two from mario cristobal. >> sean: he said yesterday, i have a very good football team, and it's going keep getting better. they've got a te

>> chapman, thank you. >>> in a show of support for a close u.s. ally, secretary of state antony blinken will travel to israel today. a spokesperson says the trip aims to engage with israeli partners directly about the situation on the ground. transfers of advanced ammunition from the u.s. have begun arriving in israel at least 14 u.s. citizens have been kill in the hamas invasion with an unknown number of americans taken hostage in gaza of the state department said it's talking to airlines about setting up flights home for americans who want to leave israel >>> in his speech, president biden said the u.s. would keep providing support for israel's iron dome. that's the missile defense system they are relying on right now to protect against airstrikes our molly hunter explains how this system works. >> reporter: up in the sky, that's a rocket arcing over the southern israeli city of akca lon. see that that's the dome in action. it might not seem like more than a blip in the sky. but take a look at the view at night. each of those, a thwarted rocket

. >> let's go to chapman bell who is monitoring these developments for us. what are we learning this morning? >> good morning, phillip and frances. yeah, the u.s. military's striking two facilities that are supported by iran's revolutionary guards and affiliated groups in eastern syria. this is in response to a series of attacks that began about ten days ago. a u.s. military official saying 19 attacks in total on u.s. personnel in iraq and syria. and while most of these attacks have been relatively unsuccessful, secretary of defense lloyd austin saying, as a result of these attack, one u.s. citizen contractor died from a cardiac incident while sheltering in place, and 21 u.s. personnel had been suffering, have suffered minor injuries as a result of these attacks. now lloyd austin also stressing that the president has no higher priority than the safety of u.s. personnel, these u.s. personnel based in iraq and syria and that the u.s. will not tolerate these types of attacks and will defend itself. while they're not looking to escalate this, they will defend th

. >> 16 year old sammy chapman also died after his parents say he overdosed on fentanyl.from a dealer he allegedly met on the app. >> he delivered a lethal dose of fentanyl to our home like a pizza snap inc. >> the owner of snapchat that responding saying it uses cutting edge technology to try and keep users safe and is working hard to stop dealers from abusing our platform and to raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl. many of the parents say they're not suing for money. they just want more done to protect kids. >> that, let's be honest, right? they designed it. they know how to fix it. >> as for sammy chapman's death, his family says the local district attorney decided not to prosecute the alleged drug dealer. they're now pushing for sammy's law aimed at holding social media companies responsive for crimes committed on their platforms. rhiannon andrew, andrea, thank you. >> a nail biter in the wnba as the new york liberty's last second shot did not fall, giving the las vegas aces a one point win. the aces now are the league's first back to back champions in 21 ye

a 3rd baseman matt chapman.ost its one high and deep to center just warning track power and what it say that saves the twins. they go on to win 3 to one. at the moment in the 3rd game of the day, the phillies. >> they're beating the miami marlins are. think that's actually the 4 >> game of the day because there's also a brewers game going on, right? so you phillies fell as let me red october. you know? yeah, but look, let's serve our audience here. warriors, man, man. i was sitting in practice today. i watched chris paul and staff work out for like hour and 20 minutes. part of it. i'm working on film and gain some content. but some of just looking like, is this really happening? but chris paul and steph curry kind of surreal. are like 2 gargantuan ends in the game of basketball in the history of basketball. now they'll be on the same floor. chris, obviously at the end of his career. but many think he can he can still play. at a really high level. yes, lindsey synergy. yeah. we'll say it won't be for not trying b

all right, i will be talking with vice chapman now based on cost center for impact and international studies. we applied now as new roads up paid, connecting the economies of the world, and global leaders aimed to transition towards multiple already state to the full, the latest on the ongoing belton road. somebody taking place in china was set to bring you all of that the and now back to the top story, as the recent deputies stand off in gather, keeps making the headlines. the un security council has rejected the resolution calling for an immediate cease fine gatzo has put forward by russia and head of the voting there, watching them bass of it to the un stated why the motion was put forward and took aim at any states, but disagree still disagree with the we thought of his gifts. to me, this is a purely humanitarian text. i'm a remote understand if someone decides not disappointed solely for self geo political reasons. the 15 member body that leads the united nations convened a meeting to discuss the very serious situation in gaza and the ongoing conflict between israel leaves and p

and we will fly roches secuity castle deputy chapman dmitri. he made vit, if made it clear that british instructors operating in ukraine will be what he calls the legal pockets for russian armed forces. as king of so called summer counter offensive, has failed to make strides across the front lines. according to moscow, audrey is the senior correspondent, moore. i've got the report from the battle ground. the sun breaks over the horizon . fresh day of violence begins, the ukrainian artillery has started early. maverick can supply the cluster munitions, scream through the skies. the symbol of the problem used to be 120 millimeter shells. they would fire them constantly. now they have a shortage. they far no more than 30 a day with cluster munitions. they don't start for anything or anyone. as we all with from deputy commander of a special operations unit. my battalion this morning he checked, seeing on his for what positions these are, are ice, a forward observation point. they keep watch around the clock. the enemy is about 200 meters way. some

jason chapman. - jpmorgan chase has exceeded expectations and reported another highly profitable quarter inflation could persist. the biggest us bank in terms of assets said recent middle east turmoil means this "may be the most dangerous time the world has seen in decades." the lender reported third quarter profits of $13.2 billion up 35% from the period a year ago behind the lift from higher interest rates on earnings. let's go to michelle fleury in new york... what else did the bank say? yes, these were pretty stark words from the ceo. he is known as being outspoken. as america's largest bank, it has been seen something as a bellwetherfor the uk economy bank, it has been seen something as a bellwether for the uk economy and his words carry more weight than other ceos. he told investors that they are now maybe in the most dangerous time the world has seen for decades, i think that people were surprised he was kind of so explicit. he warned wars in ukraine, israel and gaza may have far reaching impacts on energy and food markets, globaltrade reaching impacts on energy and food markets,

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major general chip chapman now.y advisor as well to us central command, amongst many other things, major general chip chapman, thank you very, very much . well, firstly, how do you much. well, firstly, how do you react to the news that gb news viewers and listeners have managed to raise a stonking £112,000 for the royal british legion in just over 24 hours? what do you think that says? >> well, i think people care and it shows that people care . it shows that people care. >> and we've got this connectedness of people who should care about these things. no man is an island , in john no man is an island, in john donne's words. >> and we are diminished by the death of people if we don't care. and that's why, regardless of what happens in brighton with a sort of council or something, you know, empathy and understanding for the sacrifice of those who came before and those who still live with those traumas is something which should us all. should connect us all. >> yeah , absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolute

indeed in mid-april confederate artillerists kenna king chapman from richmond observed that quote the guerrilla mosby seems to hang over these yankee lines like some frightful nightmare and they seem to suspect every man as belonging to his command. grant had long insisted that gorillas remained the chief threat to peace. but rumors that mosby was complicit in lincoln's assassination. had only fueled grants desire to smash all elements of irregular resistance. there was talk in washington that moseby had in fact met with booth in the capital. and some suggested that the assassins had crossed the potomac and were endeavoring to make their way to mosby's rangers. indeed lewis powell alias lewis payne who attempted to assassinate secretary steward. had been part of mosby's command. he had deserted in january of 1865. is reason to believe that perhaps mosby is involved in all of this. yet again we head back to winchester. where general winfield scott hancock was charged with compelling mosby to surrender. even before lincoln's assassination hancock had forwarded to mosby copies of that ex

humanitarian crisis continues to unfold in gaza it looks like this will be a long road for both sides chapman bell for us, thank you. >>> israel is still reeling from the most devastating attack in its history. more than three weeks later, we are learning new details about the atrocities committed by hamas in israel's south, including the fate of an israeli-german woman taken at a music festival >> reporter: a chilling reminder of the chilling brutality of hamas' terror attack israel announcing shani louk last seen being carried into gaza has been found dead israel's government says she was beheaded her mom saying this is not an act of war, this is just pure terror, cruel and brutal shani was one of more than 250 young israel eys murdered by hamas. those flyeeing from the music festival reached this bomb shelter, thinking they would be safe here, but hamas threw a grenade inside and it turned into a death trap. the goal is to topple hamas. polls before the terrorist attack showed just a quarter of the population supported hamas but with a million more displaced, palestinian critics warn that

know, i'm a chapman puts the military industrial complex on trial next, particularly the rush, the flood cube with us techs peer funded weapons, some of which have ended up in militants, homes and conflicts across the globe, including in guns and red alert is next the a present of flattering food more in ukraine crane, who is present as a landscape, russia and ukraine. are you crazy and they are and ukraine, the for the amenities, just get center of nobody's a name, is the city on the respond to me it. i see this take a look. we should bush case of emails, how often invited me, what's the best to think about that and so shot he was really wish the should the but i see you go off, let them go say within. but also snape seen of us more than this person for me, please saying i children, you know, kind of, i can't say unless someone available to say that it's a shot. definitely to go for just to if you're still on the cost community, just crazy. think about i've seen it by you on the promotional conflicts change. it is absolutely present in sasha joe biden. to really get all the help the if

now i'm a chapman puts the military industrial complex on trial itself. next, particularly the rush, the for the key of with us techs peer funded weapons, some of which have ended up in militants hands in conflicts across the globe. red alert is optics. the the we have sent hundreds of weapons inspectors to oversee the disarmament of a rec, all the decades of deceit and cruelty have now reached him. and saddam hussein and his sons must leave a rag within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time of our choosing. it is the way they do, the immunization. it is the way they do. they propagandized their owner people into accepting the necessity of these conflicts. international safety expo locks the boat defended his position while serving on a u. s. navy nuclear cruise and criticized his country's foreign policy. this brought him to the attention of this special services. he was forced to quit the navy and in 2002, he left the us forever the to support what we do and you create 5. why subscribe? you have my father

and luckily, michelle is an average chapman. so he refrains, looks like call me say i was going to have a soul ahead tomorrow. what's he going to do with the rest of his weekend? how does he supply from the shop suppose on sundays? and what do you have a text julia back like can subscribe to average german we'll stay here in germany and move to the south of the country where our reporter rachel stuart is on a road trip between noise launched on and this way the announce rachel explores this scenic and cultural and culinary highlights of southern germany. and there are plenty see for yourself the bell. you see the looks up in germany because the people here are so warm hearted, like the temperature. finally the good wine here. the food here is very tasty. ok, and there's a culture too many southern nice states, a buyer, and then an english for various and thought that they have 2 of the biggest states making up nearly a 3rd of japanese territory and population. both states have a relatively young population, very low unemployment

that is the budget for the us defense industry, next, red alert without a chapman chronicles how much of this your spend has gone to t as in mid increasing claims, that many of the weapons have ended up elsewhere in the world. that's right ahead. the the a present of flattering food more and you can create new is present as a landscape, russia and ukraine. are you crazy there and ukraine, the for the amenities, just get center of nobody's a name is the signal and, and respond to me. eat. i see this to go up and we should push case of emails, how long invited me, what's the best and the part that it's a shot. he works as a video solution to that. i see you go off and it goes within, but also snoops thing of us more than this person for me please. lane children, you know, kind of, i can't say unless i'm available to say that it's a shot. definitely the gun was such just so if you're still on a cost could bring teacher screen anything. think about. i've seen it by you on the promotional complex change. it is absolutely present in july the the if you had asked me to 1986. could i be frien

the nation has order add full seasonal on gaza for more on this, we bring in nbc's chapman bell good morning what is the latest >> reporter: good morning, jessica. as we've heard about the americans who've been caught up in this conflict, israel's ambassador to the united states, michael herzog saying americans were among those at the tribe of nova musical festival near the border that was attack ed by militants. some 260 were killed at this fes festival a fes festival along with more than a hundred at a kibbutz the israel defense forces attacked hamas munition storage and the siege on the gaza strip continues to intensify, as they've called up 300,000 reservists, the largest mobilization in history. and the israel defense minister saying that the gaza strip will be under a complete siege, cutting off food, water supplies, fuel, electricity, this all happening after hamas has taken dozens of israel hostages there's fear that could include americans into gaza, and they have said they will start executing these hostages if israel attacks civilians without warnin israel's prime minister

then in the 6 games had the bases loaded for former athletic matt chapman. he grounds into the ending ending double play. the twins survive and they move on to a 2. nothing win. go to houston and take on the astros on saturday. so >> will be interesting. cowboys niners, everybody's geared up for that game only. yeah, i 3 and a half point favorites. so it's, know, i want to call it a pick on, but it's a tight line i'm excited to be there sunday night. prime time kate rooney will be and that time, guys, that's the main event, certainly. and what a great time of year i get the baseball playoffs but yeah, it's like everything comes together, especially in light 3 weeks when we get into like l s warriors starting. >> yeah. this is if you're a sports fan, your couch is probably your best friend. it. haha. mean >> a nice drink, colder. put it all together. you kn w yet. and you guys sure your clicker set to. so it's not like you can for. that's it. yeah. around 4 in sports. you have it yet. thanks, thank you. all right. happening tonight, people another chance to b

son to enter into free trade agreements and investment protection tree deals with more countries. chapman, she's arches are years. we will remove all restrictions on foreign investment access in the manufacturing sector, the john woods, he called the light of international high standard economic and creed pages, we will further advance mode high spend opening up in cross border service, trade and investment for the a sole source expand market access for digital and other products to which sources and deepen reform, jesus in areas including from the state owned enterprises, digital economy, intellectual property, and government procurement to g banks. china will hold socialism on the global digital trade expo annually. we like g r r in the next 5 years, our bond that is 2024 to 2028 to china's total trade in goods and services. your what is expected to exceed side of our ability to trade in dollars. why and 5 trillion dollars, respectively. so i said hi john carrying out practical cooperation rules on young fulton told to do the orders in china will promote those are my signature projects

hi, nina chapman of her masters political bureau, seller a goody, a deputy chapman if a masters political bureau and the founding commander of his military wing. that's how is michelle a former leader of the organization. and mall one is a deputy commander in chief of masses military wing. michael, apple takes a look now and what time as it is and what it stands for. the atlantic resistance movement all home us was founded in gaza in early december. 1987 by palestinian m. a safe estimate. yes. and it's an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood and his leg. political group found it in egypt in the 1920s, in the late 19 eighties. how much rose to prominence around the stall to the 1st uprising against israel when demonstrations broke out. in jabante, a refugee camp it expanded its own struggle to commitment to ending israel's occupation of gaza. the waste bank and east to resubmit from us. one parliamentary elections in 2006. and the following year took control of the gaza strip from 5000 palestinian authority. it seeks to free historic palestine stretching from the jordan river to the mediterr

chip chapman , if i if i >> okay.p chapman, if i if i can ask you , what do you expect can ask you, what do you expect from a america today ? from a america today? >> well, the unequivocal support of america is really there for a deterrence posture and deterrence posture and deterrence is capability multiplied by signalling, multiplied by signalling, multiplied by signalling, multiplied by your resolve. and the idea of that is to stop both hezbollah intervening and iran intervening and of course, to try and use their offices to try and do something about the hostages. now, this is absolutely a new thing. and one of the objectives of hamas is to sort of a theory of victory is to get all the palestinian prisoners released out. now, of course, the leader of hamas in gazais course, the leader of hamas in gaza is himself someone who was released from prison when the israelis released the thousand people for one of their own. that was gilad shalit a few years ago. this is a really complicated factor because 130 dead hostage

the establishment of humanitarian car doors and pauses instead of a 64 relative from the summit. chapman and president of the european council shall, michelle, what do you have to say after the agreement was reached? the volume? you have certainly take a note of the serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation. and we need to develop a number of measures to ensure that there is access to equipment and to aid in this humanitarian crisis. i know something to you are a pain counsel headquarters in brussels now to speak to that correspondence alexandra fund now and how difficult was it for the latest to reach a common position here on the israel? how much conflict? well, last night the leaders were wrangling over semantics on guys out for 5 hours. so it was a difficult for them to agree with some you countries, such as spain. insisting that the you have to call for a ceasefire and the other countries among them. first and foremost, germany being against anything that could be interpreted as a limitation to ease arose right and ability to defend itself. so india and they were able to a

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and this battle for the future of civilization here at the secuity of israel is chapman is reason of states come us are the new not to my government, just doing only counting vents, his conflicts from escalate to the world as do stand united behind israel to defeats come us, trying to know up to the sure think it's a good idea to intervene in this conflict. but this is not only our battle. it is our common but also on the day an impassioned plea by age groups do not forget about afghanistan after a series of devastating earthquakes, create a crisis within a crisis. a total of $93600000.00 is required to rapidly deliver the night saving craig response to maintaining actors in the race against time to meet the needs of affected communities before the onset of winter. welcome to the day. it is the biggest crisis the middle east has seen in years, and the prospect of getting out of hand is creating concern around the globe. so diplomatic efforts are running high with world leaders and their representatives storing the region and then attempt to avoid the still available. today german cha

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laid his head, struggled to agree on the statements. precise would fill the tail of what the stomach chapman and president of the you are pain, cancel sha. michelle said after the agreement was reached volumes. here we have certainly take a note of the serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation. and we need to develop a number of measures to ensure that there is access to equipment and to aid in this humanitarian crisis, and also the to okay, let's cross to the european council headquarters in brussels to speak about correspond to alexandra from nama. now, alexandra, how difficult was it for the latest to reach a common position on the east route? how much conflict? well, it was apparently, very difficult. leaders were wrangling over semantics on guys, a full 5 hours going back and forth with some the countries likes pain, insisting that the youth has to call for a durable ceasefire to allows humanitarian aids into g as in other countries. and here, 1st and foremost, germany saying that they are against a ceasefire, that that would lead me to ease or else ability and slides to defen

is why russia security council, deputy chapman dmitri meds get, have made it clear that british instructors operating in ukraine will be what he calls legal pockets for russian armed forces, as k of so called summer counter will of offensive has failed to make strides across the front lines, according to moscow, are the senior correspondent, broad guys. the reports from the bottom about the sun breaks over the horizon. fresh day a violence begins. the ukrainian artillery has started early american supply, the cluster munitions scream through the skies. the principal of the problem used to be $120.00 millimeter shells that would fire them constantly. now they have a shortage. they far no more than 30 a day with cluster munitions. they don't spare it for anything or anyone. we all with, from deputy commander of a special operations unit. my battalion, this morning she checked, seeing on his for what positions these are, are ice forward observation points. they keep watch round the clock. the enemy is about 200 meters way. sometimes even mice a welcome. they offer a distraction even a little r

we also got reaction to a base candle from chapman i'll be in denise in publishing association iris help man. we believe that once i have an important role in broadening horizons and they're floating with understanding among people on this uh, fundamental position, we believe that the novel i've done the assembly road has to reach many people that used to live in one perspective, to what the is it aisle? i'll explain conflict. so it was very good that another good assertion in germany has with her on, with the eyes of through the award. and it was trim flow that the organization had to cancel the awarding from depression or of some people who had been trying to for the world, a book, what has been happening in palestine. but instead of worrying didn't know of a, i think the construction or will be bringing the book too much attention and to getting many people to read it or riots are, was prevented from getting another book place in a book. and that's 3. and we can see that's how slice was silence. of course, it was against the from 4 with ms. fearless itself. that said of freedom, a who

thank you, miss chapman. this gentleman respectfully requested that you resend mister kennedy's invitation to be appear here due to his repeated and very recent statements that spread dangerous antics. american anti is and conspiracy theories and attempted to move into executive session. because how schools prohibit public testimony, that's grades or the themes people is reckless rhetoric helped fuel insights and medic, incidents with the record or the highest level in the united states since 1970. and perhaps one of the most outrageous attacks on kennedy comes from, ironically enough, or maybe purposefully president biden's, former spokes person gen psyche, who despite having no journalistic qualifications, i should add now anchors a new show on em. it's been b. c. and here she is attacking republicans for daring to support kennedy. well, republicans seemed to have a new favorite democrat, robert f kennedy junior, and as long shot presidential run against or by and have become something of a 6 ation and righ

interviewed them, where would support the idea. meanwhile, in berlin, a buddhist dogs defense committee chapman has advocated for providing ukraine was tal risk cruise missiles, and says that kia has every right to use german made weapons to strike targets inside russia. the only thing that taos for us is international. the fact that ukraine is defending itself is in compliance with international law. this also includes the talking russian positions. this will prevent the launch of hundreds of miss size and does ukraine every day. do you agree if russian territory is attacked with german crews? miss styles. yes, this also includes crania, which is used to organize supplies for the russian army and principal. the following applies. international law also allows ukraine to attack, moved to re targets on the territory of the russian aggressor, completely detached from where the weapons were made, and who supplied them the towers smith, sol carries a hospitable head and has a range of $500.00 plum because it wouldn't allow tube to talk it russian charge deep behind the front lines. well, buquet and

that's why the chinese state was proclaimed by the communist policy. chapman mows those 1949 celebrations are also taking place around the country. it's from a driving force, though, from hong kong. the event comes at a time of freight challenges for president. she ging ping when he was conferred a year this year with an unprecedented the main office. president, gigi and ping appeared all powerful. but he celebrates this national day with his country, facing mounting threats and challenges at home and abroad. badging is locked in a deepening geo political struggle with the united states over trade and security, accusing washington of leading the western leading clinic to restrain what it sees as its rightful development. it's brought it up against the us, who feels that they have a right to bring the world into. what they see is a, you know, the promise land, a countries that would all fit into a little box that they want is liberal democratic capitalism. not that it's working very well. tie one's close ties with the us. camp is a for the source of anger for china, which regards the self

that's why the chinese state was proclaimed by the communist policy chapman miles down to 1949 celebrations, are also taking place around the country. the annual toy fire has begun in new york, where companies are displaying the largest latest products last is a global toy market reach. more than a $100000000000.00 is gabriel. as on the reports, sales have been boosted by adults. customers to it's the biggest toy fair in the western hemisphere, where toy makers show up their latest games, gadgets, and fun stuff to potential commercial buyers or meetings today. any toy imaginable, you can find it here. and if you think this is only for kids, think again, we're seeing a few trends. one of them is adults, which is essentially parents buying more toys, not just for the kids, but also for the grown ups and their families. so games are great is a great example. there's a lot of games here that are great for the family, but there's also games that are geared more towards me in the old crowd. collectibles are another great example. and then there's your classic toys, the ones that i played with whe