i also think that that peace is important in terms of the cuing of the military action.us soldiers were killed last weekend, there was a long pause. and i think some of that was to do with the diplomatic and diplomatic activity going on in and around paris, trying to get the ceasefire, which then, you know, if if there is a ceasefire and things calm down a bit, iran can also lean on its proxies and say, ok, look, there's a ceasefire and there's a raison d'etre to come down to, not just deterrence. so iran can still look strong to its proxies. and i think there's also intensive diplomacy going on also to to iran directly from the west, because there are links in there, especially with the us. so i think, you know, there's a big chessboard going on at the moment and they are interlinked and some of that explains the cuing in the late decision or the late targeting, the laser targeting of the militias in iraq and syria we saw on friday and now the houthis. there's an opportunity here. it's very calibrated. it's telegraphed because it doesn't want to pitch the diplomatic act

when they realized that the government could no longer handle the situation, they had the military cuution. we only trusted about 40 people who were revolutionaries. the next day we gathered in the garrison and the situation was chaotic. the situation was in turmoil. every day the personel came to the garrison, but they were confused and did not know what to. do the situation in the army was a mess, but not everyone could be trusted. each of us came up with an opinion, and suddenly morteza said, "i have an idea that if tell you you won't let me carry it out, so i will do it myself and you take care of me." we were looking at mortaza with surprise when he suddenly and angrily started shouting. everyone was silent and looking at us. he shouted and insulted among..." komeni, the people, and the revolution. we were staring open-mouth at him when we realized that all of the soldiers were around us. we just found out his intention when some soldiers started to attack him. all the military unit members were beating mortiza. we were confused. we were happy that other members of the military u

guatemala, we're using all legal measures, or so to speak, within the framework of the law, to carry out cuto prevent the swearing in of bernanda aravalo and karin herrera as president and vice president, in this context we have also requested the corporation of local and rural organizations, we have been part. of this resistance at the territorial and national level and together with the local authorities in the permanent assemblies, we've said that we will be sensitive to the policies implemented by the executive, legislative and judicial branches in our defense of democracy. today we're monitoring what is happening and we have practically question the composition of the cabinet. now let's say very clearly and frankly that we're not looking for a revolution and aravala does not have magic one. that not only as indigenous people, but also as organizations, we must make our demands a priority for the government of karin herrera. yes, exactly, irene, you are not seeking revolution, but democratic condition, volvemos a con irene barriento. we are with irine berientos from guatemala. irene, we

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aust silverdale come off has said it needs more time to evaluate the truth proposal drafted by israel cus, egypt, and baton. but as diploma still trying to secure a humanitarian says, find so many causes, it is already too late. let's catch you up to speed on some of the stories making headlines around the world. in con bins. now you've of kelley has declared victory . now solve it. it was presidential election because it claims he won more than 85 percent of the votes. the official results have not been announced. he's the popular despite his authoritarian policies, which are credited with compacting gang violence voters in paris of fact and measure to triple parking fees for large s u v. as, as he says, the vehicles cause more pollution and accidents. several groups would be exempt from the charge and that includes those living and working in the city entrepreneurs as well as people with disabilities. that's his job to date, coming up next is 4th life. i'm here the mohammed to thanks for watching all season by the secrets live you discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fasci

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aust silverdale, tomas has said it needs more time to evaluate the truth proposal drafted by israel cus, egypt, and guitar. but as diplomats as to trying to secure a humanitarian ceased by so many causes, it is already too late. republican politicians and the us house of representatives have threatened to sink a bipartisan bill that passed high to border security with new age for ukraine, and is around the $118000000000.00 package is expected to face the vote in the senate. this week. the deal includes funding for the war and ukraine, as well as security assistance to israel, and also the aims to restrict illegal border crossings. the deputies, so if on simon's in washington dc and has more on the board to bill and this implications as well. it is significantly significant lead tougher than what we have now and it puts into it is actually real reform if you will, if you want it 1st time in decades that has not done because it writes down, it puts down really, watts the d h. s. a department of homeland security has to do or has the right to, to make it harder to get asylum in the united

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failed for many years to get cia to get involved with eventually they got the cia involved and the cu was launched in 1953 and the signal for the launching of the cube was given in code on the bbc service at midnight uh where they they they change the announcement of the time uh to reflect a signal that the crew should go ahead showing that the direct involvement of the bbc in in the the activity of the coup and so what the what that meant was the the uh um bringing in of new shah the palavi who ruled until 1979 until the islamic revolution and he was of course a western client uh client of the uk and the us some of the challenger tanks sold by britain to the shah to oppress and repress the iranian people which of course was blown away by the islamic revolution in 1979. so here we are in one of the oldest boulevards in uh terran, just down from the largest square in the city, and this of course used to be called elizabeth boulevard after queen elizabeth ii of great britain uh, because she once passed down here as the guest of the shar after the revolution that was renamed of course, i

usually had and the that was a signal for the coup to start, so the bbc was directly involved in the cuere the israelis have been trying to encourage attack on iran. for many years and of course they have been directly attacking around doing assassinations, sponsoring kurdish proxis and many other things, but they have number of think tanks in the us, which are effectively israeli state assets who have been trying to encourage uh attack on iran and but the but the cia is not ready for that uh so they've got an organization called the united against nuclear iran which is a former director of mossad its board and which works closely with iranian opposition figures, for example, myajad who works directly for the us, so there's a there is a an anti-iran lobby, the israelis wanted to go further and faster, the americans are are directors of the of the uh, the campaign against iran, and they've stopped so short so far of of a direct invasion, because they calculate, i would guess that they wouldn't get very far, um... and so we we see a period now where with the rise of multipolarity, with th

and i meet at the fulcher cus once a limited and temporary seas far on the condition that all hostages, all release from garza post motions reject the false displacement of palestinians. i'm cool for the unimportant and fate of humanitarian aid into the enclave. but the american proposal doesn't pay for the instrumentation of those provisional measures sorted by the i. c. j paid washington has braun to fail to implant detrimental to peaceful we have made incredibly clear that the resolution before the council would not achieve the goal of a sustainable peace. and may in fact run counter to yet proceeding with a vote today was wishful and irresponsible. and so while we cannot support a resolution that would put.

guterres said at the start of this week to the human rights council in geneva where it was very much a mea cu. this is amounting to a failure of the u.n. charter, the institution. he referred to all of the conflicts he sees around the world come the level of impunity, whether in sudan, ukraine, ga, but he use the word collective punishment, and he said the innocent civilians of gaza were being subjected to collective punishment. he condemned the on acceptable, -- unacceptable, atrocities committed by hamas, but he said just because one group does a bad thing doesn't mean that another group can do a bad thing. he didn't mince his words. really strong words for the u.n. secretary general. he is growing increasingly frustrated. christian: thank you for your company. we will continue to watch events in new york. we will discuss that with our panel in the second hour of our program. we will talk about ukraine narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and p

pie order where thousands of dollars and we're tracking conditions in the sierra where the snow pack cu >> in the south bay, a construction worker was electrocuted after coming into contact with a power line 40 feet in the air. the terrifying accident also leaving thousands without power in san jose today. san jose fire says 2 men were in a bucket lift which was operating near the intersection of zenker road and the lazio street in north san jose just before 11 o'clock this morning, one of the men suffered burns to his upper body after making contact with that power line. the workers were taken down safely. they're being treated at a nearby hospital for those severe burns. >> one of the things that pg e wants to reiterate is any time you're working around any high voltage lines, you want to stay at least 30 feet away. obviously, in this those protocols weren't followed. so we weren't sure what happened there. >> we're told the workers are subcontractors for the apartment building. they were working on. cal osha is going to be investigating the accident on the peninsula. 17 year-old teen

i a cus has long been israel's most powerful ally and key military backer. but now president joe biden has questioned israel's military campaign and gaza and his sharpest criticism so far of israel's war against him. us take a listen. i'm of the view. as you know, that the conduct of the response in gaza is the guy is a strip has been um over the top. we talked to bb to open the gate other as really so i'm pushing really are really are getting email to trans assistance in to guys and there are a lot of interest and people are starving, not in this and people are in trouble. don scott is stuff? well, those remarks by joe biden came as a us official warrant israel, but staging a military push into the southern city of russell without proper planning could spell disaster. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a said the military would soon enter the city calling at one of her mos last remaining strong holds. smoke rises over the crowded city of rafa is really bombardments and preparation for our ground assault and to what it says is a strong hold for him.

i'm cus has long been israel's most powerful allies, but now presidential biden has questioned israel's military campaign. and gaza in his sharpest criticism so far of israel's war against thomas. pick a list of the view is you know that the conduct of the response in gaza is the guy is a strip has been um over the top we talked to be be open to gate other as really so i'm pushing really hard, really hard giving you mandatory and assistance in to guys and there are a lot of interest and people are starving. not innocent people who are in trouble, don scottish stuff. those are like spite joe biden came as a us official warn israel, that staging and military and pushed into the southern city of russell without proper planning could spell disaster. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the military would soon enter the city calling at one of her mos last remaining strong. smoke rises over the crowded city of rafa is really bombardments and preparation for our ground assault and to what it says is a strong hold for him. us, which is classified as a terrorist organization by many c

, namely the united states, just a few minutes while ontario de mazda and i meet you at the fulcher cus wants a limited on temporary cease far on the condition that all hostages, all release from garza post motions to reject the false displacement of palestinians. i'm cool for the unimportant and fate of humanitarian aid and beyond cave, but the american proposal doesn't pay for the implementation of those provisional measures. so wanted 5 p i. c. j paid washington has bound to fail to implant detrimental to piece tools. we have made incredibly clear that the resolution before the council would not achieve the goal of a sustainable peace and may in fact run counter to yet proceeding with a vote today was wishful and irresponsible. and so while we cannot support a resolution that would put sensitive negotiations in jeopardy, we look forward to engaging on a text that we believe will address so many of the concerns we all share. a text that can and should be adopted by the council. political science on international relations profess adult to all the permit in believe the washington is pu

and immediate true cus is pushing for only a temporary one with the condition that's all hostages. are released both rejects the false displacement of palestinians uncalled for humanitarian assistance across gaza. but the us version failed to mention the implementation of the provisional measures by the international court of justice is how un security council members commented on the outcome of the vote or. oh, there's people that will supposed to live in fidelity, altieri and draft was capable of reversing the situation and ending dna lation of palestinians in gauze after 2. unfortunately, the latest and now force us veto prevented this from happening. and due to the fate of another 1000 peaceful guys of citizens. but everybody needs to understand that this result is not the failure in the work of the un security council, which today was effectively united. rather, it is a destructive policy of a single member of the security council, namely the united states, your route, full responsibility for the consequences of this lies with washington. regardless of its attempts to get away

these people are cuing to take a german language test. if they pulse, they'll be one step closer to becoming german citizens. so years that's been a long and difficult process, but now parliament has voted to relax the rooms, which was helpful for them. i mean, i lived here since leaving jordan in 2016. good. very good news. that's very good news. the, i think there's a lot of people, the been living in germany working and quite well integrated. you can see, but the rules were a bit district in pot ministers say the changes to bring germany in line with the rest of the e. u and vital this noise, that's a new citizenship, though, is a historic step towards a more modern immigration country. everyone has now understood that i can only maintain out economic prosperity of social cohesion to immigration. under the revised law applicants will be allowed to keep their existing citizenship the time a person needs to live in the country to qualify will also be caught. for most applicants, it will be 5 years instead of the current 8. for those with

and also this is a cus, a vibe on vehicles, on $2000000.00 claim infant cubicles would taken as trophies russian a. so just say the equipment will soon find its way back to the front line. this time in the ranks of the russian army, most of the estimates and dozens of all the vehicles and logic caliber auxilary with left byline clinton is doing that with these spots is andre fillets of rings. so this is choose a report from this, these highest points of the, of the chemical plot plot wanting some disturbing images are ahead of the yeah, this development as we did receive the sleep chest . the solution is we're now hearing the sound of helicopter zip. so i'm clear who's i hope their hours, they're most likely ours because the ukrainians must understand that. as soon as we took the plant, we most likely brought our air defense here, or the show show that we, we use the frustrated right now the fighting is over on that side. it is clear that our guys wanted to move further. but fighting began in the woodland, there are visible traces of spotters here. he sat here and adjusted the showing of

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we have seen the strikes being cued over generally ten days.of january, the 22nd of january and the fourth and 5th of february. that time—lag allows the allies to get the battle damage assessment, work out if the strikes have been successful in terms of what they wanted to achieve and what else has been put on to the chessboard in terms of radar, mobile radar assets, potentially drone productions and therefore allowing them to target those. this latest round of attacks hit some targets in sana itself and some hardened, protected storage sites by using larger munitions. in this kind of situation, it has to be flexible. you are —— it is based on what is on the board in front of you. the lag between each of the strikes series is allowing them to assess and read target, etc. the is allowing them to assess and read target. etc— target, etc. the who fees have resnonded _ target, etc. the who fees have responded saying _ target, etc. the who fees have responded saying the - target, etc. the who fees have responded saying the air - target, etc. the who

they will be sent cu, yes called a valuable instruction from the kremlin, what should be said, becausen moscow they see that they are losing it in transnistria, you understand, eh, economically it is isolated, the military there cannot be changed, if it is left to such a situation, then do not forget that if they announce such a legal decision, pseudo-legal. and that this is the transnistrian region of the russian federation, or that there is a region there that needs a corridor, so the question arises again, we need a corridor, build a corridor to the transnistrian region, here in we will now have a corridor in suwalki to the kaliningrad region, you can blackmail all your life, here we have a corridor, and now a corridor through odesa, we are needed everywhere, russia cannot be disjointed, no and... here it is again, this is an imitation of a crazy state of such and such an exalted, aggressive mood, it is an imitation, you do not need to control transnistria, you need to show this convulsion, uh, that tomorrow you will be forced to go to odessa, not because you need odessa, you need a

in a cus of his allies embark on yet another round of gun boat diplomacy. in the mid least, you might find yourself thinking, i've seen this movie before and more importantly, i know what's next wave. washington's no telling us it's bombing. yeah, the rock on syria should be escalate to engines in the mid least yet, much like israel is telling us that civilians are being massacred in gaza. so we can to feed how much, hey, they even managed to mention the so called rules based order. recognizing the broad consensus of the international community, our coalition of like minded countries committed to upholding the rules based order has continued to grow. our aim remains to de escalate tensions and restore stability in the red sea. and of course, the usual hawks in washington, lindsey gray, and nikki haley from paying for blood when not everyone states, so it is convinced that us boots on the ground are a good idea. maybe the fact that american troops are now being targeted across the region is a less than simple reminder that uncle sam has worn out his welcome

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reporter: president biden made two missed cued already and mixed up cc calling him the lead r of coax and he got confused. every memorial day we hold a service remembering him attending friends and family of the people who loved him. reporter: today, the president probably wishes he got charged in that report or out of the report from the special council because the defense would not have been that he's an elderly man with a poor memory. larry. larry: thank you, edward lawrence. folks, just a couple thoughts from me on this whole point. the one point in the biden special council report that i don't think has received near enough attention is the fact that u.s. senators and/or vis presidents do not have any -- vice president haves no legal authority to take classified document withs them or take them home or take them to a private office, period. full stop. it is illegal. the great victor david hanson and joe biden was guilty of violating national security laws and removing classified documents after examining them and senator and vice president biden some 15 year habit of removing cla