clement: yes.really massive fight and struggle for ai talent right now with inflation everywhere. what we are seeing is that when you have a mission that is interesting to candidates like with open-source, then you can attract good talent. that's one of the reasons why we are seeing big tech doing more print source. if you look at meta- caroline: is meta your favorite? clement: as long as companies contribute to the field with open-source and open research, it benefits everyone. if you look at ai five years ago , most of it was open-source and open science. it changed a little bit when some companies started to make money. i think it would be positive for the world to get back to an ai domain that is more open and transparent and inclusive. ed: you told us you would announce news when you are ready. caroline: for weeks. we are holding you to it. thanks for having you. we will let you get back to your breakfast, the ceo of hugging face. a great conversation. coming up, another great conversation. we

and let's start with roberto clemente in duval county. jackson ville, florida. when say that book was banned, who banned it and why? well, it was was banned. the school district and. and the answer why is sort of an interesting question. i think. now, look at it from the perspective of one year later, i think that the people who banned who who removed this and 273 other titles books from the shelves in the schools in that district i think they were doing it as a form of creative protest to ron desantis new governor ron desantis, his new new law that sort of the the anti woke law that was put into place making it a crime to present books on certain topics that covered say sexuality, gender identification, racism and so they removed all of these books that for i think probably for the purpose of drawing attention to that at the time it seemed like they were doing this simply they were being good soldiers and just following law and and removing all the books that needed to be removed. but certainly their impetus for doing this was legitimate. i mean, desantis was m

clement monastery, one of the oldest cave monasteries in crimea. by the way, here, i’m listening. i want to tell you that when you stand here at night, only candles and lamps are burning, you understand that practically nothing distinguishes you from those martyrs of the first centuries who also prayed here. the name of saint clement is inextricably linked with andrew the first-called. clement, practically a contemporary of the apostle, lived on turn of the first second centuries. he was one of the first christians who suffered for his faith and was exiled to crimea. clement was a fool, he was of a noble family, becoming the bishop of rome, he was a very talented man, he had the gift of god's word, and with his christian preaching, he brought many people to pagan rome. pope in crimea, clement was extremely surprised to find several thousand christians in chersonesi and the surrounding area. the figure for the first century is simply colossal. for most of these people, the impetus for adoption faith became sermons. galilee is a region in the north o

and let's start with roberto clemente in duval county. jackson ville, florida. when say that book was banned, who banned it and why? well, it was was banned. the school district and. and the answer why is sort of an interesting question. i think. now, look at it from the perspective of one year later, i think that the people who banned who who removed this and 273 other titles books from the shelves in the schools in that district i think they were doing it as a form of creative protest to ron desantis new governor ron desantis, his new new law that sort of the the anti woke law that was put into place making it a crime to present books on certain topics that covered say sexuality, gender identification, racism and so they removed all of these books that for i think probably for the purpose of drawing attention to that at the time it seemed like they were doing this simply they were being good soldiers and just following law and and removing all the books that needed to be removed. but certainly their impetus for doing this was legitimate. i mean, desantis was m

we're joined now by adam clements. he's a former death to match and full of pen to get an official. he joins us now from washington, dc. i thanks for joining the program. i want to start with this see spot deal that how much agreed to a few hours back that israel then rejected. for days we were told the bull was in how much this quote to accept the deal put together by the key mediators pass all egypt and the us with israel's input. today. how must accept the deal, but this rarely say the steel doesn't needs as roles. basic demands, what do you think is going on here? the 1st thank you very much for having me. you're right. there is some confusion in some mixed messages on all sides. and so i really think it's too early to tell. it's quite possible that these really government is also trying to not give, give some clear signals to give it some type of, of room to maneuver that it can still put pressure politically publicly. and then also militarily on a moss. and so hopefully we'll find out some more details in the next 24 to 48 hours. i mean the us appear to be cost of god by over

youth under clement levels are up. youth under clement levels are up.mplement levels are down. when implement levels are down by 40%. the record of the conservative party in the last 14 years is a strong one was that now we know times of been incredibly tough recently. we have been through two major issues in the last few years alone with the pandemic and with the energy price crisis... it’s pandemic and with the energy price crisis... �*, ,., , pandemic and with the energy price crisis... �* , ,., , . crisis... it's so interesting and i'm crisis... it's so interesting and i'm sorry _ crisis... it's so interesting and i'm sorry to — crisis... it's so interesting and i'm sorry to cut _ crisis... it's so interesting and i'm sorry to cut across - crisis... it's so interesting and i'm sorry to cut across you... | i'm sorry to cut across you... apologies to cut across you but it is so interesting even if you answer me there you won't acknowledge some of the real damage that the liz truss premiership actually did to real people that you're not going out to in

on the whole bill looking for more sustainability and we need this, i guess as a result of that as clement agreement to reduce c o. 2 emissions worldwide. andrea c i o conventions international standards for labor wides. and we have some environmental conventions from the united nation. so these are this upcoming goods . now looking how to age can really benefit in the, the, the implementation offices, international things. it's not your pin manuals or you people like us, least not. you'll be in the vision of, of so society to you. and you've also a perspective for people and the environment and, but this isn't not, so i get in the way of that kind of try to introduce. i don't have a point. then we have to look how to can, how we can implement add on discussion was environment, minute stuff, it was it. but then this is why looking on different stage how we can when you chose the situation. what's about g o localization can be use, you appear in the satellite pictures. that's how we can sort divide to products once about disability. we have some certification systems in was it? so how we ca

quick check here and no major corporate stories to tell you here the dax is up 0.2% we will get to clement fuest in a few minutes. we looked at the dax the smi is interesting we will have a couple of corporate stories here to tell you about in a second. the cac 40 is up 0.1%. the ftse mib is adding on 60 points i want to show you the asia markets. we'll get to the smi in a second the asian story is a really interesting one. we did see the gains across the board. look at the hang seng up 4%. the nikkei 225 adding on to the gains year to date up .23%. the big story from china is the industrial profit numbers. the profits industrial firms rose 4% in the month of april reversing a 3.5% decline the previous month as beijing stimulus measures kicked in. sam vaddas filed this report >> reporter: the data was consistent with the industrial output 70% of the sectors saw profits rise the equipment manufacturing sector was a big contributor autos saw strong profit growth chinese officials still highlighted weak domestic demand and the complex environment with pressure from the west over capacity conc

six points off celtic — this one a must win for philippe clement's side.ck. james tavernier�*s had all but run out early on. kilmarnock taking a surprise lead. a quick chance for redemption asjoe wright's hand—ball saw him dismissed and had the rangers captain stepping up to the spot. it's a brilliant save from will dennis! nerves now visible all around ibrox. silva did his best. a vital goal on the stroke of half—time. belief from the bench then brought change. substitute ben davies the quickest to react as rangers turned the game around. if that wasn't a bad introduction, tom lawrence went one better, the sweetest of strikes to secure all three points. the home side had one more goal in them. john souttar added a fourth in stoppage time. the best type of preparation for next week's old firm derby. let's update you on the women's super league now. two goals from arsenal's stenis blackstenius stalled manchester city in their race for the league title. the leaders lost 2—1 at home and — while city are still five points clear at the top — title rivals chelse

clement, where the relics of cyril are kept and flowers were laid.he cathedral of christ the savior, will perform it. patriarch of moscow of all russia kirill, today is the name day of the primate of the russian orthodox church, as it is customary to call his name day. the night before, vladimir putin met with the head of the russian orthodox church before leaving for minsk. thank you very much. congratulations. thank you very much. thank you. all the best to you. thank you very much for everything you do for the russian people. thank you for that the level of cooperation that exists between church and state, as i have already said, is unprecedented when compared with all of russian history. a touching , exciting moment for hundreds of thousands of graduates, today in most schools across the country the last bell will ring, the children have the most difficult tests ahead, exams, admissions, a new stage in life, but for now the holiday is within their own walls and in the ceremonial line, with relatives and friends nearby parting words from teachers,

the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926 and servicing this outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies for people of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for families and kids. this is for everybody of all ages. >> what is great about the richmond is it is a neighborhood of the immigrants. belongs to immigrants not ap i immigrants you will see that there are also a huge population of rush wrans and u

uh, but the cool not done with the phones not on the top 20 by 30 clement on is the good news news. windham provides you to some of these companies on the left of the show, and this is the man the way to push the front of it up to the balconies of the shop. what's going on with them? yeah, just so cool. it may, but the security number we need with those funds we offer wasn't going to share with them in the top of what any spots the the, the saw and didn't have a set of revisions. and that's what i expected you just brought. that'd be really a problem, but it's on a 30 day notice that the us get it. the diesel duty day is example, is the point of view on this for this one, the design on on proceed, is it going to be lead on? i read once left over to the book and so it will be lower this for this on the. yeah. because then honestly luck regarding the scene for the piece, the, the part i books the andre lauder system, and yet a lot of what i did, it will not show anybody do that sound key to distribute will keep her feet. ok that ssl several feet in it. in the conditions in which that money is

meeting two-time olympic medalist in swimming clement kolesnikova and young athletes held a meeting todayrom pavilion at vdnkh. they talked about the opportunities for sports and personal development that the gazprom project promotes for children. polovets said that he often travels around the country to various competitions and is happy with how many sports facilities are being built. if i'm not mistaken, we also had competitions with gazprom. stage of the russian cup or russian championship in saransk, until recently, i probably had no idea how many sports facilities had been built, how many had been reconstructed, and as soon as i realized that i had already been to most of the swimming pools, i was surprised by this, because it’s very good, it’s great that there is something that is being built, that pools are being built where the guys can... come, train, swim. we have a very comfortable building itself, very comfortable water temperature, water, locker rooms, everything is very convenient, everything is suitable for us. project gazprom children. helps the younger generation get clos

so now let's do the handbook, clement, the and there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken activists making. that boy saves her how many disasters do we need to start taking action in the fights against the climate catastrophe. this generation is trying to save the world. we are in an emergency right now. when you do the much destruction, you're gonna face the consequence nature and then i will just be a risk new series dying now or never. the canyon government has ordered thousands of people across the country to move away from wetlands that have flooded many areas. torrential rains in the region have been made was by the el nino where the phenomenon. this is how close the houses are from the narrow that down. it doesn't look like margins covered by what the highest says. but when each of us knows, the worst comes to that, how is this? the problem in that robi has been watson by pull drainage and he's the good the bill settlement people's beeping in near the narrow be down say they know they're not supposed to be there. but it's the on

host: ron is calling from san clemente, california, good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. we've got some issues here and i applaud that first caller from missouri. good job on the entry there. a couple of things that are very important. believe it or not, boeing is competing against airbus. airbus is funded by the saudi's. they have unlimited ability to build as many planes as they want as fast as they want. we restrict that. the second thing is, an eso anp employee stock option plan and, have to cut back. they cut back because they want their stock money in their pension money later on. as a result, quality control and quality assurance get put to the side. i was raised and worked for north american back in the space program. in those days, there wasn't one nut or bolt that wasn't checked and not written off by a quality control person. the quality assurance person oversaw the whole thing. these are important things. when congress is looking at the faa, why in the world are flight attendants not paid for on boarding w

and that's the issue as and wanted to see a must got also what's i've got and that was due to the clement. now, did you have those zillow, though they should a issue the amount of a have you think it had to be good? and i want the guys could easily tell them what the heck daniel the about us of the need and of lead to the new had you had. and one of the this is the number you know, i don't know the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, the additional 10 months ago will investigate an academic medical. and i had the thought of going to stream services the the all the time the noise of the move on to the . 2 the the the, the, the record hello or the to the how do you get a 2nd is to solve when i was trying to invest the laws of the wow the the mess is the the i don't know the semester he was the rest of the heck the heck, the some and some of them will have a gentleman chickens. they usually do the sugar, but having to show it to mush chevrolet, what kind of getting the i'm decision the silver limits are sort of upset with me because there, you mean i thought about how i'm assuming cancel and

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signs were posted up until 8:00 tonight along a two mile stretch of the san clemente beach.told officers that a possible shark bumped him off of his surfboard last night, damaging it. another man reported seeing a dark object swimming toward him. lifeguards say that these incidents involving sharks aggressive behavior are rare. thankfully, no one was hurt and you've likely heard the saying, like finding a needle in a haystack. yes. well, what about what happened last week off the coast of marin county is even less likely to happen. there it is. so look at that. all that excitement because researchers spotted a north pacific right whale. it's estimated only about 500 still exist, and most of them are off the coast of alaska. so this one was spotted by a team of researchers from the applied california current ecosystem studies group. the team had gone out to survey wildlife a few miles off the coast of point reyes. no one thinking that they'd see the rarest of rare whales. and suddenly there it was. national oceanic and atmospheric administration says that even though north pa

clement street and she is drastic cutting. in a statement, the mayor's office disputes many of the demonstrators claims, saying in part the mayor is investing in public safety and clean streets while avoiding severe service reductions to city services. they add. mayor tao is also addressing a long ignored structural budget deficit that predates her administration. meanwhile the group anti-police terror project believes opd is getting too much money and are concerned over possible cuts to public works, human resources and the city's growing debt. we're going to push back hard on on the idea that when both the city and the state are facing millions of dollars of debt, that what we need to do is yet one more time increase. use the oakland police department budget by millions of dollars here in oakland. velena jones nbc, bay area news. let's get now to our continuing coverage of former president trump's hush money trial. the jury of seven men and five women started deliberating. mr. trump's fate earlier today. the former president

something that i'm going to show the clements any additional you can show up how much is each other and this is just showing is so low. so if you have any fish, just fix danny dish to look in the back of the of the them instead of you have 30 minutes. so now i'm gonna shut it up to how many shuttles see from that's why we don't get kinetic mind sending out. so the some of the you can see on it, and that's what us on spanish says that one cannot be the shop children, cl, shops on a child. we can at least i ordered from the gym. go with the pot. i don't know. 100, you know, lot of big look see that the kitchen. so we've got a metal with me the, uh the, the, the, the, what, the holdup someone has said around the issues that i got on the side of the, of the people here just as of right, yeah, that's a good idea to them. i think nobody's conditionally stopped and started showing that she's she uses the health which hadn't been sent missing the last we had had the secretary from new items to come out and putting the animal center on this and have a good, sexy sick rather, you know, he pretty

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. if israel doesn't want a permanent ceasefire in gaza, then what does it really want? let's get to the bottom line, the israel's leaders and see if they won't accept the permanency speier and they're, we're on gaza and may have intensified their attack on rasa. that town is the last refuge for more than a 1000000 palestinians who been pushed there as israel extends, it's warren gaza, with no end in sight. us president joe biden said that israel's plans to attack proper quote just wrong, and he paused the shipment of weapons to israel. but how real are the tensions between israel and its biggest sponsor, the united states? and can israel continue with warren guys with impunity? well into the future today we're talking with daniel levy, president of the us middle east project and former advisor to be as really government. daniel, thank you so much for talking with us today. we just go right to the news president biden has put a pause on the shipment of arms and weapons and 2000 bond poun

change threatens us and climate change policy threatens the poorest people on the award winning clements ologist presidents. it's climate full cause applications. network professor judith curry has a different perspective to the one you'll find on nathan like media. she was a chair and that was very sciences at the georgia. and so you use your technology for over decades of the latest book is climate uncertainty and risk rethinking our response. she joins me now for reno in nevada. progressive. how are you? thanks so much for coming on. it's such a detailed scholarly book, but presumably it's going to help people if they're turning on the news and there's been a hurricane the wildfire that's going anything. and the way the so called mainstream media we'll talk about it will be in terms of this is because your i said, are not recycling enough. you're going to not doing enough to going back time of change. explain why people have to be very wary when uh, when watching the news. well, the main basis of my book is that we have vastly over simplified both the climate problem and it solutions.

se registraron varios avistamientos de tiburones, lo que obligó al cierre de algunas zonas en san clementen el estado dorado. autoridades dicen que en la costa este del país se ha registrado una migración de tiburones blancos, sobre todo a lo largo de la costa de massachussets. en esa área ya van varios reportes sobre tiburones alimentándose de mamíferos marinos, por lo que recuerdan a la población ser precavida. recordemos que solo el año pasado en estados unidos se registraron 36 ataques de tiburones, más de la mitad del total mundial. y si le queda la duda, en 2023, después de estados unidos, el país que registró más ataques fue australia, con 15, seguido de nueva caledonia y brasil, ambos con 3. mientras que el top 5 lo cierra egipto con 2 ataques. esto de acuerdo al archivo internacional de ataques de tiburón del museo de historia natural de florida. en nuestra serie de crisis climática, un momento histórico en el este de la bahía, el distrito escolar de oakland será el primero en toda la nación con una flota nueva de autobuses eléctricos cinthia pimentel. hay tantas partes interesant

baseball tonight the giants in pittsburgh, the roberto clemente statue honoring the pirates, legendarycher out there in front of the stadium. seventh inning here, matt chapman with the home run. chapman has been red hot ever since, changing his walk up song to kendrick lamar. the giants had a 5 to 2 lead, but then the wheels came off. they blow a four run lead in the bottom of the ninth and lose the game in the bottom of the 10th. nick gonzalez is the hero for the pirates. pittsburgh wins 7 to 6. the giants are three games under 500. all right. at the coliseum tonight. the a's hosting the rockies. it was bach in the park. you bring your dogs. this used to be a big draw, but not so much with the john fisher effect. we'll call it. great comeback by the a's. bottom of the eighth inning. abraham toro with the go ahead home run. this team is fun to watch. ace snapped their eight game losing streak. they beat colorado 5 to 4. all right. history was made tonight. the debut of our of our new minor league baseball team. the oakland ballers will be one of your favorite niello. yeah, the a's want

now clements so will be due to construction, but i'm going to scratch the what do you want me for money? what fits your me an option or shoot me? what online function my somebody got them? i think that's a bureau for says voice provides is. yep. along the verbal pool is do what we're going to do. i don't know if there's any joyce, most of sooner, harris and your thoughts please showing you when you come in, you'll just of the some of the deal with them for me or somebody off the story or both as and usually if it's even a little for children, when do you ill finish? good news though julia showed i knew i was just wondering if you can use a problem in the scope with yeah, windows or could you both go see what we listen. you've got somebody offload this. continue the ritual difficult during those months, and then you like mostly splitting the finding out that's available. what i'll talk with. you only can use some, some of the describes anybody gifts for remove, kill this picnic boost abruptly. those just purpose here uh will switch to store string is due on the most news deal. i'm on the

brooke clement reports from israel. >>> the death of a former "general hospital" actor. officials say johnny wactor was killed in a robbery and what his friends and family are saying tonight. >>> tributes pour in for a basketball legend. bill walton, giant on and off the court, we look back at his life and career. mid-air scare aboard a spirit airlines flight from jamaica, passengers putting on life jackets. health concerns forced bruce springsteen to postpone concerts in europe and america strong tonight. we hear again from the young man on a mission to honor the last of the greatest generation. how he's commemorating this memorial day. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening and thanks so much for joining us on this memorial day. i'm linsey davis in for david. we begin tonight with the deadly tornado outbreak and severe storms sweep across a large swath of the country. the death toll is rising. at least 21 people killed and 72 reported tornadoes across a dozen states over the long weekend. at

control of a t crossing in the area of the tanks, moved into russell on choose day a c w is tonya clements following developments for us from jerusalem and gave us this update. what it says shows, oh, how the pressure is pining up on israel. these are reports in the us media is saying that the us has a post it's shipments and particularly about they're talking about approximately 3500 thumbs and main concerns of these heavy booms of about 900 kilo a grams that should not be used in those densely populated areas and that is also of course assign. there's also a lot of pressure domestically within the united states because today there's a deadline for a report that needs to be submitted by the us secretary of state. and you blink into the congress that with you actually with a rather israel has violated international rule by using such funds in that context . and whether it's what it has impeded the delivery of humanitarian aid. a to cause of tonya claim, a reporting from jerusalem. the rough i had previously been considered a safe haven for palestinians of civilians trying to escape the sli

the situation, is what it was order to and saw was a me that the fact that it's minnesota does not clement an x that forward with an article to of the genocide convention. as one of the letters are indicated, expressly required of these that are instituted called measures within its power to prevent and punish the data. and public insights meant to commit suicide in relation to members of dependent student groups in the gaza strip. in the decision of 60 and february 2020 to full, this court was compelled to demand. that is what i immediately and effectively implements the costs for the off 26 trying out of 2020 for this cause the costs. and that's the most recent developments in the cause of sleep. and it didn't rough inputted, you know, would exponentially increased. what is the issue, monitor the nightmare with untold original consequences in the or the often in the 8 months 2020 full this quarter observed with the correct the existence of exception on the creative circumstances. since it's for the often the 6th starting out of 2024. and this decision offs extend fiber out of 10 to 24. t

. >> rafi clemente says he owns the auto shop off willis avenue. >> we've seen him walking down here once in a while with the dog, but this is the first time we see him. really aggressive. >> train service had been suspended while police investigated, but we believe it was restored just a few hours later. police also did not confirm whether or not the victim was stabbed, and we don't know the extent of his injuries. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news san leandro's interim police chief says she wants the job permanently tonight. >> chief angela everett gave a virtual self-introduction and candidacy statement to the community before she became interim chief last month. everett was the police chief in los altos. she says. as san leandro's top cop, she will work to strengthen the relationship between police and the community . >> as a public safety professional, it's important to me that our community feels and is safe leveraging technology and existing resources will be critical in helping our crime fighting efforts moving forward. >> everett has also worked as the hayward police at th

una de esas víctimas fue clemente, residente de oregón, quien nos compartió estas pruebas y asegura quepedir explicación a la misma página donde hizo la cita, le contestaron este mensaje diciendo nunca confíes en nadie, somos estafadores. es un viaje de 12 horas para para california. tuve que rentar un hotel allá. tuve que perder 3 días de trabajo en california. se llama robo con falsos pretextos. es un delito que puede llegar a ser una falta grave. por eso debe reportarse con la policía. incluso si ya pasaron semanas o meses. si alguien viene desde holguín, por ejemplo, para san josé, debe hablar con la policía de san josé, porque parece que el fraude pasó quizás en san josé, pero también debe ponerse en contacto con la policía de oregon. también el buró de mejores negocios señala cuáles son las banderas rojas que no se deben pasar por alto. le piden el dinero por avanzado. en total, esa es una bandera roja, pero si es que la la llevan a otra a página o por ejemplo, otra plataforma de dinero que usted nunca ha usado, también tenga mucho cuidado en telemundo 48 le preguntamos a la polic

and it's kept with some features clements predecessor a thing we can talk about because it's open and you can look at it is the steering wheel. uh, it is flat at the top and at the bottom to give you that extra spalding, this looks quite nice with the center part here. and the audi logo in to the as it is with on you, all the cost looks quite good. and if you can see the buttons here illuminated, that's because they are partially touch operated. but not every thing is you can use touch operation for sliding, for example, to adjust the volume or to search while the next previous station on the track. but if you want to use one of the, all the functions and it is also true for those, you need to press and then you will hear a clicking sound. so it's not completely touch. just listen to this, this. this is what you hear, the feedback you get, and then you will be sure that you didn't operate anything you didn't want to. and to be honest, it looks quite nice, even though this is high gloss black, so it's quite susceptible for fingerprints. but the way it looks like they knew each round g

and because the international, clement criminal court doesn't have its own police force, it relies on member state. so if, if any of the people that have those arrest forms against them, that would have those arrest warrants against them. then the other countries, if they were to ever travel to them would be respect, would be obligated to arrest and transfer them to the hague. what's significant in this is that the icpc is meant to be a course of last last a result. so essentially when their country is unwilling or unable to prosecute for crimes against humanity will crimes in genocide, etc. and it tries to operate and in this independence fit, based on the evidence and the investigations that it conducts, but inherently, when to prosecute, to put sides of an application for an arrest where i'm like this. they are fully aware of the political implications that it will have and they will be huge in this instance, especially from the israeli side, not a member of the international criminal court. now we don't know how quickly the trial chamber, the pre trial chamber will approve these i

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maybe all the let's gonna hide stories about the clements crises by that. what is the loss and the environmental, the injustice. so that work, people come to understand the plight of all planets, that a movie lies them being forward to take action for change. yes, that's right. the global environmental crisis, but it's not just the you and that seems to be ignoring the difference in the room . well, issuing phoning statements on his commitment to the importance of free speech to the society of editors earlier this week, british prime minister ricky, so not seem to focus on everyone but the palestinians. friday, march, when i press freedom day, i'd like to take this chance to pay tribute to all those suffering behind bars in the name of freedom and democracy. to evan garris could which flooding the your car or lose a certain day to come or ski. alex, seeing the volley and to the men and women of ukraine who are on the front line of the fight for the values we hold dear. i know you will join me in saying that we stand with them all. the clever inhibition of t

rich russia's partners by buying oil at a 3rd party premium. matters will be go news adjusted in the clement. it says if i didn't put the, we'll visit china on thursday, i don't find a and it will be his 1st trip abroad since he was inaugurated his in utah as a rush, as president last week on the table. been a full coverage of the events while robin, some of this news as it was great to have you with us here on, on the international onto the. com is a playstation be visiting on a daily basis to get to the global news you need. we'll see you back here about the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground can a member of another family and as is do like to see you and magazines, is even the simple you to produces. the audio reporting. i said no, no i am. when i was 26, i used to project as being on the wi

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. more western countries are recognizing palestinian statehood. but what is that recognition actually mean? let's get to the bottom line in reaction to israel's breeding more on gaza, 3 more european countries have declared their intent to recognize palestine as a state. the coordinated moved by ireland by spain in norway has the potential of further isolate israel and the world stage, especially after the international criminal court. prosecutor applied for a risk warrant to be issued against is really and how most leaders on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. but amid the shake up and global priorities sparked by the war on gaza, us policy on israel remains unmoved. the by the administration has been repeating the same talk about the need for cease fire and a 2 state solution. in theory, all while vetoing, sees buyers opposing recognition of a palestinian state and doubling down on support for israel's war. so how much is the talk of a 2 state solution? just lip servic

did not sit well well across so much of the well, the online, the reaction was very, very swift clements flooded and basically questioning his overall state of mind. a lindsey graham is throwing a tantrum when a progressive palestinian american woman of color called for freedom and piece by then slandered her and threw her under the bus. but when far right extremist, republican lindsey graham says, we should drop a nuclear bomb and palestine bite and says nothing. lindsey graham contest also to hiroshima and nagasaki. yes, really, he says ron wants to kill all the jews because they have a $2000000000.00 worth of old production. he doesn't mention the $1000000.00 he received from impact to be israel's mouthpiece. we were talking about this with the director of nuclear studies at the american university of peter kostnik, and he highlighted a lot of reasons why lindsey graham is simply wrong. you also questioned uh what his motives might be having us, you were dealing with a person who is very marly, ethically, and intelligence wise compromised. if you look at his statement, 1st of all, it