and they entered the d l. c with the web on this because the oldest had been given from somewhere still within the international community and to let them in with that weapons. the note that the us under the list down 3 at icloud is a press law and jump to that orlando is given a rights in pursuit inviting itself into the democratic republic of congo. to hung down these people, a book just as a seizure, no, see, their mother was in law, but unfortunately for when to didn't make the distinction. i will see my so also massacred congolese we though. and since then, domestic a hasn't ended meaning to the one, the going to be number one to discover that that will minerals in the deal. and we take on that. and rolanda made contacts in the international community that enabled it to sell these block minerals for the the sure. now i found out that the found this, i mean i, you saw the mean i of minerals obtained by using finance against our populations to, to force them to leave the localities with these minerals have fo

so apple will negotiate directly with the d. c, that's going to be the democratic people, of course, with the democratic republic of congo. why would you want to negotiate with a common c for who's doing business on the backs of the dead congolese? you saw you telephones you have in your countries contain the blood of the conquer least get a phone, a good was of easy, normal be content. another song, big one where they pick on law is and how do you judge the memorandum of understanding that was concluded between the european union and rhonda in february to promote the development of sustainable and resilience value change for role materials that you plan. you have coming up in, it's like awarding a prize for war and pillage. you'll be scandalous to the european union, validate such a bargain of file bucket and much on that. it's disgusting, much on the see if they would the system of body do payments. you've just talked about a bonus, but that's a very strong time one that you don't you think about rwanda, the donors. you and then

the d. c. police a staying at a distance monitoring the situation, and i must just that very quickly through that with the d. c. police has no doubt memories of what happened in june 2020, when they forcibly this book demonstrate it's in the streets of washington, dc. good black lives matches movement using that tons and to i guess the optics of that were absolutely a pulling and d. c. police clearly aware that they are being watched in terms of how they respond to this. one of the reasons perhaps why they will not succeed. university authorities request to move in and move these tense. yeah, you're right. that context is probably key to understanding what's happening specifically in washington. mike, if we take a big step back, there's no doubt that these campus protests have spread to the number of quite a large number of campuses across the country. but to do, you know, if it is moving public opinion nationally in the us as well, that's difficult to gauge at the stage that had been underway

s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u is companies for failure to implement policies against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries while working on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even so, are you as quote to refuse to hold these companies liable for the legend support for talk, leave us so display, that's a ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children, forced into labor as are to the know miners in the democratic republic of the congo, despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor. this really not only emphasizes the legal complexities, been holding multinational corporations accountable for their supply chains. but also signals that concerning incentive for these companies to diminish transparency, directly contributing their publ

let's get a perspective from washington d. c. d. c and speak to our reporter stuff in simon's chef and abiding, has cut short, his weekend trip to delaware to hold crisis talks with his national security team. we know his defense secretary with austin earlier spoke to his is rarely counterpart. what has the us side of publicly about this attack of the well, of course the us president as well as the entire administration, was very, very quickly to stand by israel officially and with statements this island clad, standing by israel, quote comes from national security council statement which was given on saturday. now the president has reiterated that this will be a u. s. position that when israel is attacked and has to defend itself, the us will do everything it can to support is relevant. so it did during this attack from our drone and missile attack by iran, of us saying that it's shut down itself. 70 miss ald slash drones doing this attack and helped israel by doing so defend itself. but as i said by my colleague time ya does use, le

d. r . c is risky. yeah, it is true that the d r c, like other african countries faces the problem of illegal mining of, or, and minerals. but the key issue here is the problem of governance at the political level in all african countries. since contracts are generally agreed upon with the authorities and not with the technical government organizations. and when we talk about the east of the d r c, where there are arns conflicts with human rights violations. it is because there are irregular forces that exploit natural resources and earn serious and come from this. it is because of these revenues that the security situation continues to deteriorate as funds generated from the exploitation of natural resources are difficult to control. today the d r c blames apple, and this is good. this is natural, this is correct, but it is not just apple. in general, the talk is about all transnational corporations, google and so on. the are the final consumers of our resources. they are the root of our problems. and f

we don't have, you know, there's been a d, c, i've been on the streets of d. c. for so long out there. and you've seen that truck and as i've had it here and do talk to people on the streets, they're not that interested. you know, the people that are so fortunate assigned or are they really gung ho uh in support or just like, you know, as liberals obviously a bad thing or are they willing to get out there? that's. that's the test. yeah. or really do they know? yeah. you know, people are on this here, you're on the streets, you want to go directly to the people and everyone's older cell phone. it's the, it's been a, they're not even working. so you gotta grab their attention. it's the new, open them get, you know, the whole world on their cell phones all the time. they should, they should go to cellphone. amount of this isn't that the truth? i'm telling you it's, it's, it's a real problem. i go into the subway and i've got the wires in my hand, my spare time and speech they give you my extension is, i think is a read news, labor magazines or books or really they'r

but i understand too that university authorities also d. c police to step in and remove the demonstrators from university property. such a d, c. police said no. they saw no evidence of any unlawful activity. they sold the gathering was peaceful and perhaps as well weighing in the back of the minds of d. c. police, all those have been since june 2020, when police took to the streets by talking this into a guess and demonstrate to the dispos demonstrates as during a black lives matter protest. so certainly the police have said very clearly that they do not want that kind of uptake to happen. kids as long as this demonstration remains peaceful, then they will not take any action. they will stay here and continue to monitor to ensure that it does state peaceful. thank you very much, mike. that sanchez here is my kind of reporting. they live from george washington university in dc. now the demands of the university students in the us differ from one another, but they do have a common theme of divesting from israel students at columbia university o

s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u. s. companies for failure to implement policies. busy against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries while watching on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even so, you, as court refused to hold these companies liable for the latest support for talking to the dispute, that the ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children. forced into labor as are seasonal miners in the democratic republic of congo. despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor, this ruling not only emphasizes the legal complexities been holding multinational corporations accountable for their supply chains, but also signals the concerning incentive for these companies to diminish transparency, directly contributing their publicly stat

so here's the thing, after more than 20 years of windows go security in the d l. c. knew where i criticized by many, right. what main issues that people have against them as well before monday. cool. you uh, monday uh, peacekeeping. nissan settled back in 1999. any changes to one east coast diabetes, a showing of the country was uh to the monday, but congress told me to change these updates extra, and of course the blue inmates can protect people, but the conflicts in different are we as well when you school was just kept going and nothing was actually really stabilized. according to people who organize demonstrations. they were fed up to see trends, rules driving because i know needing a lot of money without any seeing any change. this isn't the least what i've been told. right, so people don't go go to us and walk us on to the m 23 and we've been group adults by rhonda rebuilding from as she's elaine 2021 after being defeated in 2013 by the i'm on your school. but this time be to k, to add of the new school. it was this, this was she said that the security council

the i'm in the i, c, i am doing us record of justice or i, d, i c c a and this case of some of july and her book or see if you like it's, it's, we have seen it before. we are seeing this now and we'll see it again or from us. we see the united states, you know, trying to protect is right in front of me, which i assume iris one sort of you from condemnation, from d i c c a y. and at the same time supporting the idea that the president, north, in the russian of rushes should be held accountable by d. c. c. what other kinds of war see want to see if this is not the new book? i see thousands rallied in the georgia capital tbilisi on monday in support of a so called a foreign agent bill, which has been approved by paul events. demonstrations for the opposition to the bill have continued a month mondays, riley was organized by george's willing policy with protest as marching towards the parliament building for the latest you address the crowns and vowed to protect the nation's independence. the debates inside the parliament, so think itself mean wrong cause physical one and pay through a bulk

that flushes should be held accountable by d. c. c. what other kinds of her book were see? want to see if this is not the new book or see again look a deal. i see see cases the, the cases before the i see see itself right now. how many they are and where they come from. 90 percent of them from the to work with the exception. but if we consider for where you guys back in the current serve, you look to be included in the church. well it's kind of dignity. that was the only exception we have seen so far, and they wanted to come to you to your is the same international you, this, this, your venue. i see this case. and the same way again as the, you know, the test was the global. so it's like, and of course russia, when i mean, we have been trying for the last 13 years and the association of the day to fix give miss olivia as i mentioned before, we have been trying to get justice, you know, across the either neural the brussels folks of the, to the courts, what the nature of the waters off. and we have also try it and other countries, what we paid us could be a russians to suppo

d. o. no c organizations including c 14, which has been credited with carrying out a wave of bruce warranty, right? in the program's only on a certain problem has also been described as one of the main patrons of the fall rights activist. so that's the unco who led to the right sect is masika of and see my protest is in odessa in may, 2014, and ultimately helped to ignite the civil war. at least a new crime. western media has gone to great lengths to down play the o. u and b's continued existence and the price on the taskbar assumed to be a relevant a different. i mean, it seems i have found the perfect outline stops like these main objective in reality seems to be to stop through a lesson quote, as these more than $400000000.00 of assets belonging to us, jp morgan chase bank. i'm a responsible suit followed by a russian bank, the mountains into a ton of its own frozen houses, funds belonging to russian v t. the banquet, early of frozen by jp morgan chase. the russian bind demand that they were

that's now had to washington d. c. she advertised c is at george washington university in the heart of the us capitol, another encampment that called us to disrupt pressing the war on guys off. tell us about what's happening there. the things are slowly coming to life. have people having breakfast? it's really call them here. in fact a calisthenics stretching session is just become behind that tetra. unfortunately, as luck would have it, i think that during the down to the adult because right now, so you're going to see them but they were just stretching away that it's it and kind of be call them atlas for any suggestion and we do keep on getting these threatening statements from george washington university. so looking about how it would have disruptive atmosphere, this is now and save some students may feel, i mean, it's patently untrue and, and a disguise to share what we've shown so many times in the past when we cover these protests. but you really get those sorts of pictures of pills that we did see in texas or in

d n. c. government says they should em, demonstration and go home. also coming out in the democratic republic of congo is the end of an era as the you enforcement of school pulls out to who protects the people now and cannot lead swear in crushing form either london mouth or not just one or 2 victories on terrorist of church or smashed the wealth records . snatching this from her own mental th, i, eddie mike of junior. and you are welcome to the program 30 years ago. so it has started the falls out africans. the countries fast, the democratic elections brought an end to apartheid and decades of violent races, twice minority who sought after as far as governments and led by nelson mondale. i chose to press you forgiveness over persecution, introduced the truth and reconciliation commission preparatory tests and victims of violence and human rights abuses, could give testimony and request amnesty from both criminal and civil prosecution. but till today, thousands in south africa still few let down. some of them elderly citizens who often forth aparthei

d. c, the professors have been here for hours. the deadline set by the authorities of the university to clear the courtyard for people to leave has come and gone. and the numbers have been fairly consistent for several hours. the people here are very clear that they want the best day to start divesting of any interest. it has in these really link companies to make sure that that investments are open and public, and those who are protesting here face new rep, akasha, the protectors have been calling for change and the incest that they will stay here . even with the threat, a police action, even with the threat of arrest until the demands are met. all the fisher, i'll just do the washington with students and the faculties across america, calling for divestment from the israel. but what does that mean? universities and colleges have these endowment funds to finance the research and scholarships. this money is often invested in private equity or hedge funds for test. as of the mounting university stop investing this money in companies

new york, where pro palestinian demonstrators have gotten the attention of law makers in washington, d. c. and the us re imposing sanctions on venezuelan oil in the main opposition candidate was banned from the cs elections, the beginning, gaza, where these really ministry is kind of got more strikes across the strip of civilian casualties mount for much more the, the 7th palestinians including 3 children had been killed the southern city of rough. uh, that's way more than one point. 5000000 for somebody despise people, trying to seek shelter, enjoying conditions, described by agencies as a catastrophic. meanwhile, in the north of the street, another 7 palestinians were killed in the shape run one neighborhood, 13 others died nearby off down his randy as frank on a residential building stairs are also targeted in unrest. school located in the isle, shante compton, northern gauze, at least for palestinians were killed. their children are among the dead to, i'll just here was honey. my mood has moving out from rough to the major explosions . took ways one, the or the rough idea of him borde

new york, where pro palestinian demonstrators have gotten the attention of lawmakers in washington, d. c. the hello, while the state of emergency has been declared and pockets done all has to do with the floods. we've seen them in the north, at what weather now. sliding into below just on province as well. also been flooding in eastern afghanistan. that includes the in, cobble all of this what, whether it's slid out of the golf. we know this one's been packing a punch. we've seen the fighting right across the gulf, and now those scenes are being repeated in both. i've kind of started and focused on n more what, whether to go on thursday. here's how the story goes in india. it's a hot and humid one, both for the east and the west coast. all has to do with the winds here. first coming off the arabian sea, and then coming off the bay and then call that's pumping in a lot of humidity. so it is feeling like 40 in many places, also keeping with that same of weight and off the south china sea here that gives us humidity for china is hand an island in northern vietnam, but it also sparks and sev

d. c, the professors have been here for hours. the deadline set by the authorities of the university to clear the courtyard for people to leave has come and gone. and the numbers have been fairly consistent for several hours. the people here are very clear that they want the best day to start divesting of any interest that has then these really linked companies to make sure that that investments are open and public. and those who are protesting here face new rep, akasha, the protectors have been calling for change and the incest that they will stay here . even with the threat, a police action, even with the threat of arrest until the demands are met. all and for sure, i'll just do the washington, the police and the city of atlanta or of arrested or at least 17 students at emory university. dozens of students setup tens on the campus on thursday morning in support of palestinians. a police dismantled the cam, saying the students, what trespassing, at least one faculty member was among those arrested rules as being sold to darcy ral

we've got former us marshall matthew fogg and former d. c. metropolitan police officer, ronald hampton, and joining me again. thank you so much, matthew. i want to go back and ask, are century cities, do you think more dangerous than other municipalities in the us today? and even more dangerous? i don't, i don't think so. i mean, i think i of, you know, just the bottom line is the united states trying to figure out and these cities, again, these are minutes power. these are fine. listen, we're not going to keep sitting up here trying to fight this war. that is in this, so they just said, hey, listen, this is the thing to work. most of these cities that just the most sites where it's there is, uh, but dumbly hispanic or, or the people that come across the board. yeah. relatives, friends and so forth. so reality is i don't think it's more. oh no, i don't think i don't know of any sort of success showed is more balance is safe to right. so that is it just that people are upset in america because the fact that it is somebody's coming across the

he joins us from washington, d. c. lawrence at a time of such great tension in the region. how does this attack in the right off impact things going forward? so well, basically, i think it puts the ball now in a ranch cord to see if they're going to respond to the attacks that were, get against the rad yesterday and added to this. they try to downplay what happened yesterday. the real question is, will they take this and say, now we've got to do something and then you'll get into a circle of the escalation. you know, lawrence, we were talking last hour about the fact that one of the things that more and more members of that office government have been demanding of the us is a complete, drawn down of us forces in there. at off, there are around $2500.00 us service personnel in that right off to this day. i'm curious to get your thoughts about what happens on that front, especially at a time when just this past week. you had how much she asked down and he's the prime minister of right off visiting washington dc, meeting with us president joe biden. where does this place the u

new york where pro palestinian demonstrators have gotten the attention of lawmakers in washington d. c. and clamping down on 13 money senate goals, new government sees the rec, hold whole account of with the cash and the cocaine, or in that state of the the let's go with your weather story across the america. so one storm system moves away from patagonia and we've got another one on winding rain and wind for chile that moves over the other side of the border into argentina as well. now winds off the atlantic, also pushing in quite a bit of rain into zillow is the north coast that extends right into the amazon jungle. now for central america here. so i'll destroy it goes on thursday for the quiet picture. we've got some hitting the showers, but also spells of sunshine to be expected. and it is hot and humid for texas and louisiana with his breeze coming in off the gulf of mexico. we've got storms extending from the southern us straight through into the central plains. gotta tell you, some of these could be severe as a do creep closer into the mid west and quite a divide we've got going

okay, complete many things indeed brings to view that from washington d. c. let us go over now to far as max out. he's seen a doctor of the teacher outreach and senior fellow at the least institution joins is also from the washington d. c. a. so far as the as strike in the middle of damascus on a diplomatic building. how escalate 3 is this in a regional context, the company that has mostly until now being low level that you have a lot of there are those who aren't with you that the those strikes have been taking place now. ready for quite a few months since the attacks of october 7th, israel has assassinated senior around you and commanders in damascus, including the most senior ones this past december. this is different, however, i would argue. first, this is the most senior iranian commander killed today in syria. a 2nd of these really is that pretty much. ready leveled the iranian consulate in damascus, which under international law is iranian territory. so i have no doubt in my mind that this is a very clear aspect or a signal from being, you know, not on

d. c. thanks so much for being with us on algae here. okay, i won't have the other interview that we're, we're going to talk to, we're going to come back to you a little bit later lawrence right now we're going to go back to our correspondence . all have been just oh, okay, so you, so you want me to stay there, we'll get back to you just very shortly. so now we're gonna go back to the sound of enjoy of aid. he's joining us from over the phone once more from both of that. awesome. i understand that we've gotten an update uh with regards to casualties uh from that strikes that happened a short while ago. please let us know what you've heard of. what sources in the babylon health industry say that the d. c will have been uh, brought from the pm if headquarters, the popular mobilization forces headquarters. 2 different hospitals in babylon, 2 of them have been transferred to the alexandria hospital and the other casualties in digging to them. i have a hospital said get goes to show that there is, there are multiple casualties as we were expe

so in, in d. c. uh, that rod does not want to sleep in some huge way right now and also perhaps as lot have the bandwidth to do so. i mean given the regional situation way. yeah, higher. it's all very conscious of all that population based bags. palestinians are also very worried about it, right? i mean, that's understandable that a lot there. right. and then there's a ron old domestic situation coming now. little street off to mass protests, full the beginning of the, of a civilian woman. so that there's a lot of reasons bye around me about what has sleep right now. washington doesn't want to sleep, but i think the wild thoughts care remains that is really confident, right? by saying, well, i just want to highlight is that in this moment of loss, so it is a little bit low, and it's still talking incredibly right off the test legion's. on both sides. the 3 attackers mask a c around in the time to the, from iranian soil into israel. what? so? talking about splutter. escalations. okay. now who's going

wow, you know, let me, let me do a d. c. and how much is all i know to die says all the mental by the way that yes, on this i'm going i'm going to give me a mountain gets off and they come me to a loss is all i get the i got a lot. com. yeah. yeah, when you see by now. yeah, i didn't when the phone call the hi. i'm calling you i telling you the got phone circle now maggie made a phone call. yes i was. i don't even know welcome coughing. that sounds, that sounds like a real honest lot began in the late 1950 is the republic of vietnam, has had a little trouble in retaining control of the great urban centers. but the central highlands, the ones own courtney of the era, are a mazda most largely jungle covered region. remarkably like those mountains, as regions and spain where the term gorilla was born. here everything favor is unlikely. arms fast moving, irregular, and it is here that the struggle for vietnam might ultimately be decided into this remote almost impenetrable region. the communists of north vietnam have infiltrated

matthew fogg and a former d. c. metropolitan police officer, ronald hampton. thank you gentlemen, for joining me and thank you for your service to our communities and the streets of the united states and keeping law and order. i wanna start with you ronald on this 1st question because as a former officer of the law, how do you feel when you watch the video of the new york police officers being attacked? first of all, let me say good afternoon everyone and say that i have mixed emotions because uh, you know, uh uh, people generally that don't attack the police of us, but we have come a long way in a very short period of time as it relates to the relationship between the police and the communities day, sir. and so it may not been as simple as to the did the violence be. so i guess to pull this out. so you have to ask the question, what prompted that, what, what was it that took place before the video take started? and, and if it is, then we have to begin to talk about the building and rebuilding the relationship that communities have with the police as well. as

these are the same people that arrested 80 year old women with walkers, with within 10 miles of the d. c. on january 6th. i mean they, they know a lot of things. okay. and they, and, and they do a lot of colbert things here. and it seems to me that you know, he just, they, he's just out of his weight. they intimidated him in a breath. inflation is what they, that's their currency. yeah. and don't go to those winter retreats either or those are in so you retreats. yeah. like, don't, don't take a pre ride. we know there, those hotel rooms are, but they find every which way to entrap, especially the freshman congress, members and, and it happens every time and everywhere. oliver washington, he should've known better. it was a rookie mistake. whatever he saw in the, in the shift doesn't matter. he's still sort of like stood ground and work for his congress. but he did. and now he's down to one member. and he has to go to democrats and the by the white house for support just to remain speaker of the house. now, is that going to be pretty until november? no it's, it's just going to be a disast

the idea that the president, north, in the russian of russians should be held the call to book by d. c. c. what other kinds of the book or see, want to see if this is not the new book or see the cooperation instead of reparations. that's how the portuguese government has responded to its president's office related, quote on lisben to pay for its crimes of the past regarding the issue of reparations to the states and their people for the colonial pass of the portuguese state is important to emphasize that the card and government follows the same line as previous governments. there was and is no specific process or program of actions for this purpose. for today's president small charlotte renello, deceased, there was the 1st need to win the country's history to suggest reparations. hey, proposed says little pulse for portugal to make up for a slave legacy from pennsylvania full colonies. debts to offering credit lines, am financial packages, some members of portuguese, conservative policies of coal, the suggestion a betrayal. portugal takes full responsibility for the wrongs of the past,

and d, c, you draw and there are some hardcore supporters of them. i mean, you're going to get 4 or 5 people in front of the justice department or in front of the, the white house. you know, when i, i, i'm there just to be in the truck driver or on the street. you're driving around and just trying to, you know, trying to, you know, must erupt, some kind of energy and visibility going in front of the alexandra coronel says, for people should be yes, i guess they're a big a big to get a support group down there. there isn't there to have hard core group down there and, but there's like a huge, a group of media, you know, medium supporters massage to being out there. i mean, should be out in front of the court house and alexandria, but it's so far away. that's not like a liberal city there in alexandria or that part of alexandria. so it may, it's, it's inundated with the, you know, national security state, the current and former personnel. so that's where the you draw the jury pool. and then of course it just, it like it's hard to get to but that still

these are the same people that arrested 80 year old women with walkers, with within 10 miles of the d. c. on january 6th. i mean they, they know a lot of things. okay. and they, and, and they do a lot of colbert things here. and doing it seems to me that, you know, he just, they, he's just out of his weight. they intimidated him in a breath. inflation is what they, that's their currency. yeah. and don't go to those winter retreats. i there are, those are in so you retreats. yeah. like, don't, don't take a free ride. we know there, those hotel rooms are, but they sign every which way to entrap, especially the freshman congress, members, and it happens every time. and everywhere. oliver washington, he should have known better. it was a rookie mistake, whatever he saw in the, in the shift. it doesn't matter, he's still should of like stood ground and work for his congress, but he did. and now he's down to one member. and he has to go to democrats and the by the white house for support just to remain speaker of the house. now is that going to be pretty until november? no it's, it's just goin

florida, miami and prichard and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our d. c. a next time. remember prospect rules the, the headlights are one of the international and i'm covering the horrors of war. building 300 bodies are found that a must create a hospital and got that all through. it's really 4th is withdrew from that area. an independent review. we're saying there's no evidence.

well you've had lots of pro really media, semi official media and media related to the i r d c caring essence. the full copy paste of these lot of the probably sharing guard cor press statement. essentially saying that yes indeed, this was a public operation. they are claiming success. they are claiming military targets was struck. so there was a fair amount of braggadocio in the run. you impress leading one to believe that this read this operation as risky and bold and, you know, game changing as it was. i also was intended to signal, resolved to a domestic audience as much as it was looking to single, dissolve to a for an audience. are we seeing a change in iran's approach to the decades long still it needs with israel are slowly we are seeing an approach to how these law michel, public of run educates that hostility with israel. so my think today have been looking at the missile strikes and the kind of embracing of the over the past year with israel as the ron moving full force out of the shadow is i don't think it's full force out of the shadows. it is marrying the existing, a sym

they are based on the i r d. c comments. the syrian for minister immediately condemned to solve the defeat. people are accustomed to responding to such cowardly aggression and will demonstrate to all of humanity that such aggression should be met with even greater resilience and strong support for the palestinian people and resistances, whether in iraq, to southern lebanon or anywhere else. we expressed condolences for the victims and our sorrow over such attacks carried out without any justification against diplomatic institutions. we emphasize the need to continue siri and the rainy and relations as they are built on morals and values. unlike western countries, that heartlessly support israel in committing such crimes their wants. foreign minister also said that the attack on the iranian consulate building in damascus is a, a violation of all international obligations and conventions. adding that this will not deter iran from supporting the palestinians. the escalation comes just a day after it was president called on the

and latin america is experiencing it's worse recorded outbreak of dang, d, c for experts. say climate change is to blame the amount of you're most welcome to the program or on those stories in a moment. but for some breaking news, come in a powerful earthquake has struck taiwan, centered near the eastern city of quality, and there are reports of collapse, buildings on people trapped in the rubble. so not many warnings have been issued for taiwan as well as the philippines and parts of southern japan officials are calling the court to be strongest, to hit taiwan and 25 years will bring you more on this story as we get but for now, i have the head of the is really military says, an air strike and gaza that killed 7 workers from the charge. the group world central kitchen was a grave mistake. idea chief, had see hillary set an issue, an initial investigation indicated the strike resulted from a miss identification under complex conditions and that it shouldn't have happened . the workers were traveling in a convoy of clearly watched vehicles when they were struck. is really p

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