roberto clemente. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. >> i ask unanimous consent that all the members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. d'esposito: -- senator cruz: -- did he did he i rise in support of h.r. 6751, a build to mint a commemorative coin in recognition of the life and legacy of roberto clemente. he has inspired countless americans through his impressive athletic achievements and generosity. born august 18, 1934 in carolina, puerto rico, i was the youngest of seven children. from an early age, he excelled athleticically especially at baseball. after a brief extent in the minors, he joined the pittsburgh pirates for the 1955 season. he would go on to become the greatest pirate to ever wear the jersey. a 15-time all-star, two-time world series champion and that 1965 national league m.v.p. winner. to underscore just how clemente meant to the sport o

christopher clements was a known sex offender with a long criminal record. police were looking for him because he was living too close to a school. when they found him, he said he'd been at a bar with a friend the night isabel disappeared, the lead fizzled out. it seemed like police were getting nowhere. two years after isabel's disappearance, another girl, 13 year old maribel gonzalez, goes missing. her body is found within days, but there's no killer in sight at the time. police wonder are the two cases connected? even with the passage of time, issa's father can hardly contain his emotions. >> more than anything. i am so sorry. i am so sorry i couldn't protect you. i wasn't there, i wasn't there to stop this from happening to you. i'm so sorry. >> i'm so sorry. >> please, please, please hear us. i'm so sorry. i can't protecu. >> when we come back. five years after isabel disappeared, a prisoner offers to lead investigators to her body. >> you told us where she was. >> so i know tha you know a lot more. you have to. >> if you're living with moderate to seve

all right, adam clement squared to get your perspective. thanks so much. we appreciate it. thank you. the you in special on way to syria is in damascus and a push to advance the political transition process. gear petterson has met with the head of the new administration of the shut up. they discussed the importance of uniting syria moving forward. petterson also called for justice and accountability rather than act of revenge. following the ousting of president bush shot of us as all events of age sat down with the syrian information minister to discuss the current situation in the country. you have to start from 0. so what kind of challenges we, you face to restrict everything and if it help desk on the move on was an old a shot of a story actually up to 54 years of ruling the criminal regime left, the country almost completely destroyed. and this criminal regime destroyed all the villages and searching even destroyed civilian homes, rendering them on use of the company. and the economic reality in syria is very di . it's a legacy that needs a lot of work to rebuild a new

and people would say, you look like clement attlee.funny, a lot of people say, it's funny, a lot of people say that, but we're living in a different age now, bev, aren't we? i mean, it's unavoidable that you've got to have some sort of personality. >> and i think that's what's been so interesting, actually watching trump and particularly talking about the meetings with elon musk. and you've said the same things about how so much of the younger generation are not watching linear tv, they're not watching linear tv, they're not watching the mainstream media. you know, my teenage daughter is here today. my teenage daughter just wants to be with nigel farage. like, how did that happen? you've managed to capture the next generation who are going to be 1819 at the next election. i mean, it's genius. i know she's thinking and down and down, but in terms of communicating with that next generation and even, you know, my mum spends all her life on facebook as well. like there are alternative media that we have to get through. the political messag

possibly a state of execution will be given to philippe clement. takes place. they do have their own injury worries as well. tom lawrence and oscar cortes both out to start. above all of this, spurs starting xi probably cost around £300 million more than the rangers team put together. both clubs are well in contention for finishing top eight. the first meeting between these two and 16 decades will kick off at 8pm behind me, gavin. looking forward to it, jane. plenty of british interest in europe today — we'll hear how chelsea got on in kazakhstan injust a moment. manchester united are in czechia right now. the half—time whistle hasn't long blown as they take on viktoria plzen. no goals at the break with both sides mustering just three shots on target during the opening 45 minutes. manchester united have dominated possession, but it's the hosts who have had the most shots. chelsea have had an epicjourney for their conference league match this afternoon. they've taken an eight—hour flight to kazakhstan to play astana. they couldn't go direct as they

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century of oppressive rule by house of liter lashara on this side and the spot they're with us now clement a is up next and we'll have more news for you at the top. the next hour here we can join the so either thing and see you the same way you expect and more different things from life. when your parents i just want to pursue what that's my thought desired or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is nonsense. i want my son to the doctor to in the cloud. it's time to, to get in your generation with a sleep asked and then.

who was based in congo at that time to in many ways, neutralize well. net to who are seen as a clement is under of cost of. we also know that your know somebody a list of in be with the will need the was also introduced into the fray. but one sunday, we know that there was a veritable struggle and is instructive, that the parties themselves why involved in a lot of struggles which culminated in a meeting which was held in kenya in 1975. we've been led to the independence of vanguard, mozambique was, was difficult. mozambique was difficult because the most, i'm big gun struggle for some reason was i'm because the dialing of the portuguese and they did not want to leave. and by the time that they were leaving, it was because of us fargo that had been mounted by a fairly, fairly was we know, had made j important leaders. why you neg xhylia and tons and the headquarters initially in the model. good range, tons and the then move to the south koreans on via and we now know that they found in the lead time into, i don't want lane was the victim of a lift up on which was sent to him in dash. a

continues brendan rodgers's record of never having lost at hampden park and leaves rangers boss phillippe clement his first derby victory. i think it was a really great final. the game that finishes 3—3 after extra time and penalties, people will get their money's worth watching it, but ultimately you want to be on the right side of it, and thankfully we were. let's round up some of the big results around the rest of europe. in italy, fiorentina lost ground in the serie a title race as they were beaten 1—0 at bologna and missed the chance to claim a club record ninth straight league win. in spain's la liga, atletico madrid beat getafe i—o to move level on points with league leaders barcelona, who themselves were beaten 1—0 by leganes. while psg have a seven point lead at the top of the ligue un table. centuries from maia bouchier and nat sciver—brunt helped england to a score of 395 on the opening day of their one—off test against south africa in bloemfontein. bouchier hit 126 on her test debut, sharing in a i74—run partnership with sciver—brunt, who scored the fastest women's test hundred from 9

they're with us now clement a is up next and we'll have more news for you at the top. the next hour here we can join the so you don't thing and see you the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is nonsense. i want my son to the doctor to in the cloud. it's time to, to get your generation with a sleep asked. and then when generations to mash, watch now on you tube b w don't, you mentioned this kind of fun. it feels like therapy the these colorful rings this acid lake and this blue fire all exist because of one element. so for the yellow stuff can be both completely harmless and extremely toxic. it's found in our bodies, our food, and also in volcanoes. if you've ever smelled a rotten egg or fart, the copper was sulfur, but unfortunately, heating it up also makes a highly toxic gas. it's also responsible for one of the scariest sounding environmental catastrophes, acid rain, and contributes to millions of

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is not lost on me that the lead time who am i on, who has been of cost or the certified to of the clement is, was a go see no net. net though m i d was educated in portugal, became apply. it was a medical doctor himself and he engaged in a struggle which is very well documented. the m p a. and ultimately, we know that the medicines also inducted drug, the whole dental better, who was based in congo at that time, to in many ways, neutralize. well. net to who are seen as a comment is under of cost of. we also know that your know somebody a list of in be with the will need the was also introduced into the fray. but one sunday, we know that there was a veritable struggle and is instructive, that the parties themselves why involved in a lot of struggles which culminated in a meeting which was held in kenya in 1975. we've been led to the independence of vanguard, mozambique was, was difficult, was on vick, was difficult because the most i'm big gun struggle for some reason was i'm because of dialing all of the portuguese and they did not want to leave by the time that they were leaving it was b

and that is an active governance to dislike executive clement ego and diplomatic. right? so i'm not subject to legal judgment, easy on the punchy hanging journalist. so i'll be in touch my isn't. so when i asked him about use defiant address, he basically went back into for a tech note who sounded very detailed and he sounded even very confident and he said he was tied to the end. i think that was the most important message because that indicates that he has no intention whatsoever to resign, lee um, but that he really wants to stay impala and he is a very polite and the defendant's, his decision to impose my mazda law. he said that the opposition, they are anti states forces that they would paralyze activities of the states and that he had to protect the constitutional order of freedom. so he basically repeated the stance that he's a already use when he impulse the muscle as to what i would say he really went on in. and um, yeah, basically the text uh, the position he also has the key was not really texting the national election commission. and there was no apology or an

continues brendan rodgers's record of never having lost at hampden park and leaves rangers boss phillippe clementirst derby victory. i think it was a really great final. the game that finishes 3-3 final. the game that finishes 3—3 after extra time and penalties, people will get their money is worth watching it but ultimately you want to be on the right side of it and thankfully we were. let's round up some of the big results around the rest of europe. in italy, fiorentina lost ground in the serie a title race as they were beaten 1—0 at bologna and missed brighton 3—1 at the amex. the relegation zone. in the table. in a thrilling match which was eventually decided by a penalty shoot out after rangers' ridvan yilmaz�*s and it was daizen maeda who scored to win the trophy of never having lost at hampden park and leaves of nev it having lost of nev it was 1g lost of nev it was a lost of nev it was a really great final. the game lot of that i have said to a lot of people before this that the pinnacle to make my debut and get 100, pinnacle to make my debut and get100, i pinnacle to make my debut and ge

totally corner the market in indonesia and the philippines and malaysia and have total access to two clement roles and have all the i.t., all the ai, that is a bad day for national security. so i think it is important, and relates to taiwan, we need to be stronger in that region, which reduces the probability that will ever happen. >> what are your priorities in the next two months? what are you going to try to achieve? what do you have left that you are frustrated you will not have a chance to achieve? >> i will be honest. i am sad to be leaving because i have more work i want to do. what i'm trying to do now is t it up for the next administration to be successful. i have these ships act deals i need to complete. there is a lot of work. to give you a sense, people are saying are you still working? this past week we made several chips announcements and i nasty results of a survey into legacy trips, which i want to try to take action on before i leave. possibly. there is a need for tariffs, as i said. the ai work has to be done, so just a huge amount of work. i told my team we are working unt

all right. >> tim clements with the usgs. we appreciate all the work you're doing, all the research you're doing when it comes to earthquakes. and for joining us for this little conversation tonight. thanks, tim. >> hey. thank you. all right. >> still to come here at six, two kindergarten students have what's been called a long road to recovery after being shot at a school in butte county. and tonight, we are learning the suspected gunman as a bay area criminal record. and the results are now official today, as alameda county district attorney pamela price's last day in office. what's young men who, as it turns out, has a long criminal record with some arrests right here in the bay area. ktvu is amber lee live tonight in oroville, where the sheriff's office did wrap up a press conference just about an hour ago. amber. >> mike, the sheriff released new information about the two young victims and the suspect, including photos and a possible motive. butte county sheriff kory honea identified the two young victims, five year old

coming up tuesday morning, the senior director of the clement center liberty and national security programes president-elect donald trump's potential use of presidential emergency powers to facilitate mass deportations. columnist and economy freedom mercy on the economic policy approaches for the incoming trump administration. c-span's washington journal. join in the conversation live at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. nocer: wednesday, the supreme court considers whether tennese's ban on providing to render a firm in care for transgender minors violat t equal protection clause of the 14th amendment, we will have that oral argument le arting at 10 a.m. easte o c-span3 c-span,owour free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span now is a free mobile app filtering your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington, live and on-demand, keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns, and more from the world of politics,

and it seems that clement street was way, way before sunset.ually, i remember sunset being pretty white when i was growing up, and by the time i was a young person, clement street had already developed a pretty good chinese community and business area. so i don't know if that's something that should be considered, but i do think that clement street in some ways should be recognized, and i really appreciate, francis, you putting forward the effort to translate this document. it's so important because if you're chinese speaking, you, you there's no distinction between mandarin and chinese and cantonese in the writing. so it's so empowering for them, for people who are native chinese speakers to be able to read about their own history. and i really thank you for that. we didn't have to push you. you did it on your own. and i think that's something that the chinese american community really has to acknowledge, because we're talking about a totally different era where planning staff on their own sees these sensitivities and these these important cul

tim clemente is also with us. let's start, john, with what you've learned. you've got a lot of new details. so you're reporting that he gets on this bus ten days before the shooting in atlanta comes to new york. then what? >> so we don't know that exactly. we know he's on a bus that originates in atlanta, but they haven't established where between atlanta and washington, d.c. you know, he got on that bus um, they have established at different points where he got off the bus. >> wait, hold on one second. hold on one second. you're saying the bus was going from atlanta to new york? but we don't know where he got on. >> exactly. >> and that is that is very important. i want to make sure everyone hears that because that's a bit different than what i said a moment ago. okay so that's a that's a factor that they're going to have to work backwards on. >> they're going to have to figure out at what point he appears, you know, getting on the bus for the first time. and that means working with other jurisdictions along that bus route to say, go dump this video, go thr

investment and you can count on our support to come to this and it is my goal for the world to step up clement direction to avoid the words they fix it from a change. keep global problem is to provide the central supports and they'll pair for the can make adjusting dec result that the transition to renewable energy and environmental specialist, alta nika, and above the ballet, told us that african countries are currently unable to accommodate the energy agenda being imposed by the west, as the kids should be taking a lesson from what's happening currently in the transition implementation invitees . the challenges of getting the switches or forcing to switch off the wind power. and the bill being forced to, to be paid by the techs pay us money. so if the applicant countries need to collaborate and take the less than implementing that on just transition to say at the moment where we, uh, as a free can we, we don't have enough energy access to editing, to adapt to let me change. so what is another crucial part in the continued as much as a feeling, the impact of climate change the most? we are th

which means human kinds ability to deflect. asteroids and project clements or hara is expected to on so many questions. what is the asteroids mouth? what is it made of? how long? which is the crate to left by the collision with the nasa approved dime office break apart completely. and it's now just held together by its own gravity. the nasa approved impacts change the asteroids course. scientists know this because dime office old. it says a noun around a logic asteroid. the impact schultz and it's all of it. so instead of 12 hours, it now takes time. office just 11 and a half hours to over it. it's launch at partner to the have a pro. it was assembled here at the gym and aerospace company o h. b in breyman. companies for more than 18 countries, contributed pulse on expertise. gemini played a major role. for example, the congress with developed manufactured on tested by space company unit of tronic use or for this raw, the inconspicuous rectangle conceals and many satellite or the next level flights are patch. while i've been here in the spring, when i checked to such a light that wil

you know, spinning will create or with any of it is a question and you may ask for system of ways clement, for santa was case, it's silly issue and you have to have email about the name of that it was list. and i'm with us when you, when you come in, you know that need some fishing here. so to let them go to and you'll be doing your stores and then hit the finish. but i think i presented it refutable evidence of nazi guilt. elizabeth shopped in the back of the hand with jim and made bullets. the hands were tied with a ton of a only, but used in germany. the method of execution was found to be identical to the way demons executed soviet citizens in the us so. so the distortion, i didn't look really a better fortune. it was. look on there by the way across, and adam are afraid. you don't store this on your face. she missed that when each your voice again, clearly felt that i'm going to select the sport deal. it's really let me find out, give me a little less money or see if you would hear any of those. i'm going to move to the shared hosting. the bank has commissioned, interviewed 100 witne

earlier at six, we spoke with tim clements of the usgs about the difference between the damaging quake. two years ago and this morning's even stronger 7.0 quake, the 1 in 2022. >> there is there's actually two earthquakes that occurred and one one of those earthquakes was closer and almost underneath the land. and so that was i think that was the big difference here is that this one was further offshore 20 years earlier. >> there were multiple earthquakes in cape mendocino in april of 1992. three strong quakes struck the north coast, the largest being a magnitude 7.2. that quake caused a tsunami that did reach the coast. more than 350 people were injured and you may have received an alert on your phone this morning. shortly after the major earthquake hit of a tsunami warning for much of the bay area's coast and first responders today were quick to respond. ktvu zac sos reports tonight from berkeley, one of the few communities ordered to evacuate. >> it didn't seem possible to have a tsunami here. >> around 1050 thursday morning, avo golingan phone going off with this alert. soon. polic

know, spinning will create or with anybody has a question and you may ask if she's going to waste clement wholesale, so which case it's silly issue and you have to have email about the name of that list. and i'm what, that's what i do. and you continue know that need some fishing here, so to like they don't go to annual billing when your stores in the native send me a but i think i presented refutable evidence of nazi guilt. elizabeth shopped in the back of the hand with jim and made bullets. the hands were tied with a tony k underneath, but used in germany. the method of execution was found to be identical to the way germans executed soviet citizens in the us or so the distortion. i didn't look really a better fortune. it was. look on there. by the way, across anatomy of guide you don't storm is on your feet. to miss that, we need your voice again. clearly i felt that i'm going to select a phone deal. it's really let me find out, give me a little less money or see if you would hear any of those. i'm going to move to the status. the in the tank has commission interviewed 100 witnesses who

messages or from the side from that were as professional as any other t v station thing that's pretty clements and were being taken more seriously and almost valuable. were being taken more seriously. yeah, no. and tacos for oliver. mm hm. well do for kids, whether it's covering special olympics or cultural festivals, tv, brows, weekly hour, long show is all about diversity. is broadcast by a private television station and funded by the norwegian government and the city of bergen. tv. but all has correspondents all over the country and manages to clinch tv interviews with most politicians association representatives. we've in bergen, norway 2nd biggest city. little grew up here. the social welfare authority has given him his own 3 room apartment with a modern and fitted kitchen. building says he usually eats pizza with us on day. hope to be living independently is pretty important. i'm 37 years old. before that, i lived with my father for a long time. you could say he was protecting me from the thoughts on his way to work, losing shows of some of his dance moves. if he hadn't become a journali

legally binding targets for countries to do this is especially when they already have these, these clement targets, as i said, um, but we have to look at it at this point. they, they have seen pledges of money and they also do make these targets on the, the, the client agreement. and the claimant agreement is also essential when it comes to reducing uh does a to cation because it is something that is driven quite heavily by global warming . global warming can increase and intensify drought, for example, which leads to the kind of visitation that we're seeing in different parts of the world now. and we, as we saw in the report that people switching from, from capital to camels, as more land is degraded around the world, did tell us more about the impact because having on communities. i mean, it's really problematic because we've go over half of the population of globally, but as reliance on agriculture and livestock for the livelihoods and, and also, you know, to get their primary source of food, etc. we uh, in the west are also relying on agriculture to make sure that we got the feed. so t

president of the declaration of emergency, a martial law has an active governance to dislike executive clement, ego and diplomatic. right? so i'm not subject to legal judgments. young, punchy hanging journalist from young catchment isn't sole. and i asked him about he used to find the address. yeah. and he basically went back into full technology, sounded very detailed, and he sounded even very confident and he said, people's tied to the end. i think that was the most important message because it indicates that he has no intention whatsoever to resign lee. but that he really wants to stay impala and he is a very blatantly defendant, this decision to impose my mazda law. he said that the opposition, they are anti state forces, that they would paralyze activities of the state. and that he had to protect the constitutional order of freedom. so he basically repeated the stance that he's at a already use when he impulse the muscle. so i would say he really went on in and um yeah, basically the text uh, the position. he also has the key was not really taking the national election commission and ther

now and as sessions are once again boiling in the our country and the s t s is clement key regions there to one has reiterated. it's commitment to protecting the syrian government. different they want individuals have mentioned this friday, a foreign minister, a boss. i don't have to set it directly to his union counterpart, but some sub boss during a phone conversation works. the 2 sides discussed at the latest developments in syria during the call. the syrian foreign minister reaffirmed the stance of the syrian government against what he called terrorist incursions, vowing to support quote, finished various objectives of uh, terrorist and their western backers are off chief or his part. i called this he believes that the resurgence of terrors factions and syria reflects as well as the setbacks and lebanon and palestine as uh, the new ship. uh, this whole set banking uh, serial. started right after the ceasefire in lebanon. so uh they are wanting official believes that it's all a scheme led by the west side as well to continue to disrupt regional fees. now we see that diplomatic efforts

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question with yet another. and then another push for diplomacy. is there a chance for real ceasefire and gossip? let's get to the bottom line. the diplomacy is back on the table after months of stalemate and israel's war and gossip. the situation on the ground gets worse much worse for the millions of palestinians stuck there with no place to go. and no place that safe and just no end in sight. after us president elect donald trump demanded that as real as hostages and gaza be returned before he assumes office next year, efforts to reach a ceasefire are resuming. now the questions are canada he'll be reached before tom gets the keys to the white house and the us military arsenal. what are the obstacles and what would it mean for the future of the palestinians and israelis? and today we're coming to you from the 22nd, doha for him. we're leaders and experts from around the world are coming together to discuss global challenges. and we're talking with daniel levy if the emory advisor to the israeli government and current president of the us middle e

now as sessions are once again boiling can be our country and the s p s is clement key regions there to one has we generated it's commitment to protecting the syrian government a different one. individuals have mentioned this uh, but on friday, a foreign minister, a boss, i don't have to send it directly to his syrian counterpart, but some supp box during a phone conversation works. the 2 sides discussed at the latest developments in syria during the call. the syrian foreign minister reaffirmed this stance so far the syrian government against what he called terrorist incursions vowing to support quote, finished areas, objectives of terrorist. and um, are there western backers, iraq chief or his part? uh, i called this uh, he believes that uh uh, the, the resurgence of tears factions and syria reflects as wells said, facts in lebanon and palestine as uh, the new ship. uh, this whole ship banking. uh, serial started right after the ceasefire in lebanon, so uh they are wanting official believes that it solve a scheme led by the west side as well to continue to disrupt regional fees. ah,

it's india clements not just in development policies that have sort of led to this transition from ice to electric, waiting since broadening the 2nd reason if i were to attribute as start off economics. and the total is the stock ups in india, it's really started making these electric weight goes out in intrusted into getting into manufacturing, get us. let's click where it goes back to the little the start, i would say, in a certain sense. and in many cases, the model is simple. instead of lots of battery blocks, it's usually the small ones that have a show to like, spend better affordable for drivers. like i'll show to han that i've made that have for the it costs less and has so many advantages compared to a normal rickshaw. yet that i can save up to a 1000 rupees a day off the size of a heads up. i say yes, all the money to do. he wants to buy a new electric shot. he just needs to choose one. the government has invested heavily electron mobility and offered subsidies and incentives to both customers and dealers from a vehicle like this used to cost almost $3000.00 us dollars. but t

it is very striking. clemente, i don't see that or your descriptions. i mean is of yours. it's those who express them are serious. nobody believes that it's possible. why don't they include, say, a russia is with russia is also in certain times to the danger for his eyes. so why wouldn't be going to russia is where any 3 i in russia are the why wouldn't we go so try that. i mean, that were so roommates to make. i don't mind. yeah. and the is this, we go to money in any case, these are right. i must remind you. it's only do they show the west bank and gaza. we just small, tiny parts of the big protest i from the bridge issue. and they times only these destroying these right over the year and made it into a per, i se. so be big. just seeing how do we get rid of those of your patients and not have any dreams for more of the, for the, of your patients. a room, you spend your next to the american press, that would be something or for your which i'm not sure which would be the case in any case, much will depend on donors drop in. i hope that you would be the one to still be sure

tim clemente thank you so much. >> thank you laura. >> my panel is back with me now. all right. listen catherine, you were talking about this in our conversation earlier. the fact that this was, by all accounts targeted the way that he was shot from behind once in the leg as well. what did that tell you in terms of the assassin versus the amateur? >> well, i think it can't have been. i think early on all of us who work in law enforcement said it can't be an assassin. i know people are talking about it being an assassin, but it can't be an assassin because first of all, the first shot that went down into his leg is kind of an indication of a of an amateur firing a gun. so he may not really have had as much experience. he did great things, like he cleared the gun. he clearly practiced. he knew how to clear when he when it jammed and discharged the extra round but assassins do things like we were just talking about at the break, about assassins. they don't walk past the subject. they shoot without plugging. maybe again. or they turn around and walk away. there was nothing that real

this is free syria up clements and however many hours after they break to in serious set them largest city government forces, along with russia, launched have a strikes on central elect for killing thousands of civilians and fighters. local, local, am of the coast local struggle to document the station. assuming an army units which treated russian a strikes, targeted ammunition depos abundant by them after almost a decade left for his back under opposition control as the we can see were, you know, i mean, it's free. it's curtis fighters. i'm moving in to fill the void villages and towns are changing hands by the hour aside, but this federal maybe just beginning seen up to solar l to 0. that's eyes on the to, to see about a so let's take a look at the opposition alliance, which is led by high october here. i'll show him, well, it's a 3 and 5 to include it that was formed in 2016. it's pretty just as a, i'll know storefront was an affiliate of all kind that within the opposition to the outside government. since 2017, the group has tried to change its image saying it cut ties with al qae

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. is real says it's far away from and he gets one, gaza and it has full us support to keep going. so is there ever going to be an end game? let's get to the bottom line, the extra year of fighting between hezbollah in lebanon and israel. a truce was finally reached, although it still really touching, go outgoing. u. s. president joe biden said he would now seize the moment and renew his push for an agreement on gaza, which has been devastated by israel over these last 14 months. but he has administration also just be towed as he's by a resolution at the united nations security council last month and recently approved a new $680000000.00 package of weapons to israel. we've seen this story play over and over again. costs proceeds, firewall is real, gets all it needs to keep the destruction going. so which america is it? the one that talks a piece or the one that's funding this endless war? and now what trump promising quote all hell to pay in the middle east. what's coming next? today we'

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brendan rodgers's record of never having lost at hampden park, and leaves rangers boss phillippe clementat extra time and goes to penalty, people get their money's worth but ultimately you want to be on the right side, and we were. let's round up some of the big restults around the rest of europe. in italy, fiorentina lost ground in the serie a title race as they were beaten 1—0 at bologna and missed the chance to claim a club record ninth straight league win. in spain's la liga, atletico madrid have beaten getafe 1—0 to move level on points with league leaders barcelona who are currently in action against leganes. they are down 1—0 after 19 minutes. centuries from maia bouchier and nat sciver—brunt helped england to a score of 395 on the opening day of their one—off test against south africa in bloemfontein. bouchier hit 126 on her test debut, sharing in a 174—run partnership with sciver—brunt, who scored the fastest women's test hundred from 96 balls, before being run out. england declared nine wickets down and south africa closed the day on 17 without loss. and that's all the sport fo

the final death toll could be in the hundreds. loftus sweeping through my opposite side, clement, she continued west, come along and most i'm big. with 34 people have died and several losses of an engine. u. n says thousands have been left without shelter, water and food. off the homes of schools and health facilities were partially or completely destroyed. in cranial precedence, let him is soleski has been visiting a service when as fighting intensifies in the east. he met the cheapest and that's a rehabilitation center and it's in west of the country. meanwhile, in the east ukrainian troops the trying to a pallet russian advances multiple from some of them, yet screeching ocean forces are closing in on a ton of holcroft voc road and rail. the junction now you are paying leaders, meeting in the stony is a capital, have endorsed ukraine in the present, so called victory pan. and it's what was the russian lead is from 10 nations met including those from the new case sweden, finn. and then denmark is called on china, around the north korea to cease all forms of direct support for russia

so it has hair on al jazeera, the french government placed to collapse clements and michelle. bonnie, a face is to know confident face to face into a controversial bunches of seconds. impeachment contains as bulls against the philippine vice president. i'll just change the rest of us night from the to the a hello. they was not in south asia with the good news is that the skies how's the logic here to close the south of india, but the grounds remain very wet. that's after a slight code lost its way across from east to west. it's not pulled out to see while the remains of that system have behind that was what a legacy of showers with the rain is an as heavy the wrong. the warnings out at least was at the end of the week for much of india and sure lanka, there's a lot of rooms lingering around the west coast with them by sea temperatures pushed towards the mid keys. it's also will for the north of this for southern pops of pockets dawn hello, but cooler, however, across the north of pakistan and into northern india. with some improvements to the quality in new delhi, we'll see a rash or

little bit more from a spokesperson for the hogmanay organisers, saying that due to ongoing wins and clementscheduled for the 30th and 31st of december are unable to go ahead on the grounds of public safety. you have a lot more detail on this big event, of course, it attracts people not just from the uk but around the world. on that all of the day's new stories coming up. so do stay with your is. hello there. we're saying goodbye to christmas, grey sky and dense fog and hello to wet and windy weather to see in the new year. a conveyor belt of weather fronts sitting out in the atlantic, waiting to dominate the story over the next few days. first signs of rain pushing into northern ireland and southern scotland. very windy across the tops of the trans—pennine routes. to the south of that we've got some brightness and temperatures, generally at around nine to 11 degrees, somewhat colder conditions in the far north east of scotland. but it's overnight tonight and into the first half of new year's eve that we see this relentless heavy rain continue to push into scotland. and that means that rainf