darcy yeah, i think it's, it's, this is why it's so baffling is, but keep, there wasn't really a clear pathway for him to carry this out. given the law, the procedure of declaring martial law and it requiring national assembly approval doesn't have the votes and the national assembly, the opposition party has the majority votes. and they also have was facing a lot of conflict within his own party, particularly with the party to the party leader. so the number of votes that you mentioned included not only the opposition party as a 190, but it also included, i think, about 18 members of his own party voting to overturn his declaration of martial law looking forward. what this means is that it's basically backfire, like you mentioned. so now the opposition party had called for his resignation yesterday at full time sheet day and put forward a movement, a motion to impeach him. he has 48 hours to resign, but it seems like there will be a vote by friday to impeach him. and i think right now he's basically garnered the support that this opposition needed to seek the impeachment that they had

kim darcy drive, the holidays, and the time, the slab de. um, thank you to you for watching. you can see the program any time by visiting our website, and i would just say with dot com and for further discussion, go to a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. all handle is as a j inside story for me and the bulk of the whole team here. i filled out the elated by those things. how are you? i'm not selling this selection is unique. i don't think we've seen anything like it before. no pressure. they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play as fast with their after non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on out to their destruction on a scale never seen before. with the risk of nuclear warfare, which is highest and decades,

i'm joined by darcie draudt—vejares, a fellow for korean studies at the carnegie endowment for internationalu forjoining us, there has been so much political whiplash over the last 2a hours we have seen it rattle financial markets from korean stocks to the currency, what is the further economic and financial market impact and how again, can a deeper economic crisis by a voided?— crisis by a voided? sure, i mean i — crisis by a voided? sure, i mean i think— crisis by a voided? sure, i mean i think that - crisis by a voided? sure, i mean i think that first - crisis by a voided? sure, i mean i think that first of i crisis by a voided? sure, i i mean i think that first of all it has been a tough couple of days on south korea but at the same time we are seeing daily life return to normal in south korea. as far as the financial sector is concerned, the currency did take a hit. it seems to have recovered a little bit. the government is pledging support for unlimited liquidity to help stave off some of the disruption, and the bank of korea is taking special operations for the next, for the foreseeab

he whispers they sob that's from darcy. # fly me to the moon # and let me see what spring is like onto get a little bumpy. "not only will you audition "for one of the biggest music shows in the world, "but you'll also meet the future mother of your child. "i know, it seems early, butjust trust me, "it's all going to work out however it's supposed to. # you're insecure don't know what for # you're turning heads # when you walk through the do—o—or # don't need make—up to cover up # being the way that you are is eno—o—ough. my heart goes out to liam's family, and, of course, to his little boy. tearfully: and, er, | i just feel so incredibly sad about all of this. liam, we had so much fun. # she told me in the morning # she don't feel the same about us in her bones # seems to me that when i die # these words will be written on my stone # the story of my life. he's going to get there — williams! williams! this is whatjohn williams�*s play is about. taken there by barryjohn. barryjohn — can he make it? oh, what a drive! # the story of my life. here's rob burrow! he's got support inside! ro

darcy. they're moving to the curran because they've, you know, gotten so big.but, you know, check out these fabulous places. i am super excited about gigi's. make sure you come back and make sure you show them support. because when these businesses open we want to make sure that they're supported and this is an incredible neighborhood that has a lot of folks coffee. we got cocktails, we got all of it. and now we have the sophistication of a wine bar, which i'm super excited about. and we want to see you again in this neighborhood. but more importantly, we want to see you all around san francisco enjoying our small businesses and everything that our city has to offer. so thank you all so much for being here today. thank you. my name. >> come shop dine and play. taraval street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of th

what about yeah, no, not on my way up on that gauge you with that that goes to darcy go. it said i'm gonna is going to, you know, uh, the not on the well, the only simple but yeah, lovely moist, street, se, adobe opal which i know that i need more of the day. not the least the neg way. it was style with the longer skiing, but our come cut us, so say nearby we a pretty at the on the snow associated. i mean we shall be honest. you guys should i be or not the putting that we'll guide square you in your study. there's new, you got us, so it often we start on the on does i think we've still got emotional little toys. but the research we conducted points to differences in the information provided by the defendants about the relatives, such as burst here, and the way their loved ones were taken to their death. according to the testimony of his descendants, ruckel guy, which was born and 1925. however, according to the prisoner records kept by the germans, bronco was registered as being born and 1923. the others, if they chose to attend the logo and meet the advice that you manag

you with that that goes to darcy go. it said i'm gonna is gardena e not, i'm the only simple but yeah, lovely moist, street, se, adobe opal pool, which i know that i need more of the day, not the least, the neg way. it was style with the law about us getting, but our com cut us to say uh nearby we a pretty at the on the snow associated. i mean we shall be missed you golf maybe or not. they've done that, but in that we'll guide square. you and your studies, there's new, you got us. so what often we said on the, on does, i think we've still got emotional little toys, but that's the research we conduct points to differences in the information provided by the defendants about their relatives, such as burst here. and the way their loved ones were taken to their death. according to the testimony of his descendants, ruckel guy was born and 1925. however, according to the prisoner records kept by the germans, rockell was registered as being born and 1923. the federal touching the logo and meet the advice that you manage and that

seoul—based film critic darcy paquet has been writing about korean cinema for almost 25 years. the english language translations for the oscar—winning parasite. covid seemed to change everything, and i, for one, thought that, you know, things would return to normal after covid, but they haven't. we've kind of entered into a new era where competition from streaming is stronger than it used to be. kim da—sol is a film journalist for the korea herald. i visited her to get her take on the entertainment industry's challenges here. moviegoers before pandemic, they want to go to the theatre to watch the film. but now, because they have netflix at home, they are not bothered to walk to the theatre, actually. but on the other hand, because the actors and the directors who had no jobs at all during pandemic, they are shifting towards platforms like netflix. so netflix is becoming a new breakthrough for the directors and actors to make income. netflix is investing over $2 billion into the korean film and tv industry. it's eager to produce hits that can be a success not just here in south

and you read, go to, is darcy listened to domestic demand involved on this policy done on what you gave . it's an old place put into that, but i do set every time done by the end of the path. we'll do this just seeing the funding when i see the intent message to give me new. but that's what with the nicholas somebody really saying that game is only me putting that in the left, but then he'll probably fit it sends up isn't that you? did? natalie? so this is actually something that you didn't even after being ousted from molly, from still somehow pressure. the regional union of african states. echo us to the goal of isolating modeling through sanctions and clothes bought is by, in essence, imposing a blockade. a huge number of its goods are imported, and molly has most the access these measures extremely unpopular among the population, not just in bali, but throughout the region. that the wallets of ordinary citizens held an even ruin . some friends has already started to lose africa in a fair competition. in particular, this is shown by the narrowing range of goods and foreign companies

is darcy list on the, the must act. amended 11. this policy the what you gave it to the old place really look that, but i do sets every time done by the end of the path will do this but see not finding what was the intent. so gimme new by the with nicki. and sometimes we need the same i gave you, so let me pull that in 11, and then you have that be good sense of this. so this is us, it is the tv even after being ousted from molly, from still somehow pressure, the regional union of african states. echo us with the goal of isolating molly foods, sanctions and clothes bought as by in essence, imposing a blockade. a huge number of its goods are imported in molly as mostly access these measures extremely unpopular among the population. not just in molly, but throughout the region that the wallets of ordinary citizens held an even ruin. some friends has already started to lose africa, of enough competition. in particular, this is shown by the narrowing range of goods and foreign companies based in molly . but from content doesn't want to

definitely i do think that china will continue to explore the market, but this is not an easy dropped. darcy, with this, i want to ask you about the next item you, one way has launched its 1st smart phone. the can run on the chinese companies self developed operating system. the tech job aims to establish harmony, o s. next. as a major arrival to apple's ios and google's android, which dominates global markets, the company's early versions of the devices were built using open source android code, or wait to mention what chip it's you made. 70 phone was wondering on the launch is part of the chinese. john's pushed towards technological independence in the wake of us sanctions. what do you make about the carriers that a sense of will move from from far away? i mean, it could we see its operating system become a serious rival to ios and android. well, um, i do think that is quite a significant milestone. uh, in the way that, uh, china actually tried to move away from the uh, traditional western technology and the benefits eco system. so this is really uh, something remarkable with that can have

and what they say is full of darcy with palestinians and gaza. before there was even time to get out the door is exploded and ballistics. miss allen, the right behind our building and all the windows blew in on the 1st 2nd floor of the whole area. and it was very frightening all the fees and you happen to have claims responsibility for the attack. is the missile force of the many armed forces with the help of god targeted on his really ministry target to multiply just with the ballistic missile? the missile tips it's targets with precision and the defensive and it's up to systems to fail to come through. with this significant operation, the many armed forces salutes our great, see how many people it took to the squares and field assignment, confrontation, and defiance against the criminal is really enemies. the several fires have been reported after ukrainian dre the time deep inside russia. 3 districts were hit and the city of cuz on the capital of the semi autonomous, toughest on region, or the residents were evacuated. russian defense official

just something that uh, uh, uh, was uh you know, not the thing to do was to be friendly with mama darcy, but that kind of liked that me because i could have been there now to uh, what can i say uh or quietly or in the open the system on your help. it matters to do with the uh, the usa and the most implant because i'm, i'm listening. yeah. because your name from malcolm x did. did he hey yeah. did he hates his black this rock obama because you know, libya was known as a supporter of pan. african ism has an attempt to create a truly independent africa, or of the i, m f and the world bank of all the countries to destroy the richest pick up is a country in africa, was libby around to get daffy. why would he do something like that? i don't think that he hated his blackness. i wouldn't think that i don't, i wouldn't go that far because of, you know, a new spot, black or shoes. blacklist. would it that way off by just taking that she was reading a controlled by some other sources. maybe that clinton saw the so called the beach de auda swat up as a donald trump president, trump would call it uh

and what they say is sort of darcy with palestinians in gauze rescue worker describes the scene where the missile dep relented. shuddering the site again sees well in the 3 o'clock in the morning, we got this message attack on the school. it was at the top in the night. no, no to in the inside the school in the night damage. it's a big damage. it's means of building collapse. but the like say what i say, hey, no kids inside of the room sees it delivered a statement on the claim. the strike on israel was successful. and the sort of where the missile force of the medium forces carried out to military operation targeting to sensitive target. some of these ran the enemy in the occupied just the area with 2 hypersonic ballistic missiles. the operation has successfully achieved its objectives. the operation was carried up simple tenuously with these really aggression on civilian facilities in the capital, some of the for the governor, including power stations. well, the top has more on those strikes from governments, capital sana, the at 1st conference held today by the minute these folks p

could he needs to stop for darcy? i've done that a quarter. you'd ask these watching knots, donna's slobber, ministry starting falls, 30 miles. and that's it. all it should be we'll have to go through. well, it was, this would, it would run out of the only use it also genevas on your cell, which is sort of cool. you will be with the 3 here, the 3. so 3, this of those make when you a little me, when you go out of the hay tribunal reach to simular decision, in the case of formal kosovo liberation army field, come on to emulate the prime minister of the henri. think nice republic ramos. how is your night? who didn't hesitate to write about it? in his autobiography, we constantly attacked sub forces everywhere, day and night without hiding each and every day. we killed sylvia and policeman. in 2008, the hague tribunal acquitted a level of 37 challenges. and then how i did and i also appealed successfully. how did you not will you please stand up the channel? the fund to you not go to all accounts in doing that? what they call a debt boned to food,

. >> reporter: bergdorf goodman president darcy penick and i walked around the store feeling that holidayork city? >> we really believe that our role in new york is one of inspiration. we talk a lot about to hold and think of ourselves as sort of being at the pinnacle of luxury fashion. how do we translate that into moments that can create joy for anyone that comes and wants to participate in that. and some participate inside the store. some participate just by experiencing the windows. and we love all of that. ♪ >> it's wonderful. we really enjoyed it. >> it's more beautiful. >> reporter: does it really blow you away? conceptually speaking on paper someone thing. but when you see it in the window? >> there is a question of every year did we achieve what we set out to achieve what we achieve? i would say this year we d . >> that wa catherine depalma: in my lifetime, i did not come to know the lord until i was 43 years old, so i had an entire childhood and adulthood apart from the lord, knowing of god, but not knowing christ, not having a relationship with jesus. there's a lesson that i le

he needs to stop for darcy. you have done that a quarter, you'd ask these watching that's done. us slumbered, know she's starting falls. 30 miles. and that's what it should be supposedly when i was this would, it was on, out of the only use it also, jenny goes on your slope, which is sort of cool. you will be with the 3 here, the 3. so 3, this of those make when you a little i don't let me go any of a lot of the hey tribunal reached a similar decision in the case of formal kosovo liberation army field. come on to emulate the prime minister of the henri denies republic ramos highways and i who didn't hesitate to write about it. in his order biography, we constantly attacked sub forces everywhere, day and night without hiding each and every day. we killed sylvia and policeman. in 2008, the hague tribunal acquitted a level of 37 challenges. and then how i did and i also appealed successfully. how do i do that? will you please send up the channel? the fund to you not go to all accounts in the, in that group they cal

an anti-cop activist known for defending the police and for putting out a call for help and police, darcyyou see a 26-foot u-haul truck with the arizona license, would you let me know it had everything that i own on it. it was stolen on the market in the u-haul does not put gps on the tracks, thieves know this. user comments included anti-police activist begged the police to help. hours after that post he blasted the cops on x were not immediately locating her possessions in the cops did not do, exploitive i'm not going to sit, here's what he posted, transit police are very important, back to you. >> thank you so much. >> police are important and i think every community that has tried to defend the police will lessen the impact and it hasn't worked out very well. >> the irony of someone that wants to defend the police and the minute they need the police are so upset they don't show up for them and is preserved the way i say it. sorry. maria: let's get a look at your forecast across america, "fox weather" meteorologist craig herrera with an update. >> good morning happy monday i hope you h

darcy. they're moving to the curran because they've you know, gotten so big.but you know, check out these fabulous places i am super excited about gigi's. make sure you come back and make sure you show them support. because when these businesses open we want to make sure that they're supported. and this is an incredible neighborhood that has a lot of folks coffee. we got cocktails we got all of it. and now we have the sophistication of a wine bar, which i'm super excited about. and we want to see you again in this neighborhood. but more importantly, we want to see you all around san francisco enjoying our small businesses and everything that our city has to offer. so thank you all so much for being here today. my name. is. dev mission goal is aiming to train on tap kids, youth and young adults for careers in the tech industry so we can build wealth and prosperity in underserved communities like where we are today. my name is leo sosa. i'm the founder and executive director for dev mission. we're sitting inside the computer lab where residents come and get supp

since the role in concert began, and what they say is sort of darcy with palestinians in concept several fires have been reported up to you clean and dry and attack deep inside russian, 3 districts were hit and the city of cause them the capital of the semi autonomous tots has done region, residents were evacuated, russian defense officials say they intercept to them, shut down several drawings. mostly teams have been mobilized, provide food accommodation and clothing for displaced people. and russian forces have lots to try and strike on a residential area and you can 2nd largest city of khaki. the strike has a 9 story appointment book, enjoying 6 people. a 2nd strike, talk to another district of khaki, was officials say, is an escalating ariel campaigns against the northeast and stacy us as narrow to avoid it. a government shut down with congress, passing a funding bill at the 11th hour. the bill extends us government funding until march and includes disaster relief. faith deposit would have seen millions of government workers sent home without pay. the. the bottom is, is broken out be

i caught up with director darcy and cast members miss cocoa peru and matthew martin and whole lot of reprising their roles and fun surprise in store this year. >> started in a little parlor in hayes valley and someone's living room basically. and it grew and grew until finally here we are 19 years later at a first class broadway theater. and it really does feel so magical. like -- that the community felt so much love for this and it kept growing and growing. so it feels -- it feels really exciting. and a little -- we're little nervous. >> tell me a little bit about just sort of getting ready. new things every year. you are playing the same character. what is feeling new this year? >> well, we're doing two new episodes. that's kind of exciting. we're doing suspect it row manhattan -- isn't it romantic which is the jean the lesbian episode and barbara thorndike episode. >> a lot of fun and laughs and a lot of interesting conversations. what is the thing you love the most about stepping into these roles? when you step on stage and create these characters. >> well, so fun to play. >> the

all kinds of music and not be judged for the color of my skin, but the quality of my work you oliver darcy you will forever the prince had a great androgyny he blurred the gender line. >> he sings, he writes, he plays every time i see him. it's just like oh, really okay, i quit when he plays guitar, it's just part of his body in a way that i've never really seen before. >> and it's not contrived. it's just it's just happening. >> what was his music? was it r&b? you know, his music was just straight down the middle mainstream grab you by the throat and balls pop we go down to the river and into the river. >> we die at this point, a lot of it is about being there, which is why we haven't done too much of the video thing. a lot of it is it allows too much distance, like what our band is about is about breaking down distance at night bruce was all about credibility and intelligence and integrity so how would he translate his music and his attitude toward the world to what seemed like this frivolous world of the music video? >> bruce is not going to be next to a winking model on a sailboat. you

most countries in southern africa are getting quite a darcy at the moment that i had a now this era remembering the 10s of thousands killed in the indian ocean. so nami, 20 years ago, memorials being held in several parts of asia, cautious. com in my food. so following riots and off the 1500 inmates escaped from the prison, steve carnegie's warriors find it out in a sweat low as number on the slightest. joel, have especially in the actions coming up in the manipulated by those in power. and selection is unique and we've seen anything like it for no pressure. they were instrumental in helping the president when the election present by so interested play, as they have put their cost or non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, it's not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on which is era in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read painting through the use of basically you miss all

and what they say is sort of darcy with palestinians in gauze rescue work that describes the scene where the missile dep relented, of the sudden the size against his wheels and the 3 o'clock in the morning. uh, we got this message attacked on the school. we was, is that the type in name denied. no, no. to learn the inside the school in the nights damage. it's a big damage. it's means of building collapse. but the like say what i say an open case inside of the face of deliver the statement and claim the strike on israel was successful. and the sort of where the missile force of the many on forces carried out to military operation targeting to sensitive target. some of these ran the enemy in the occupied just the area with 2 hypersonic ballistic missiles. the operation has successfully achieved its objective. the operation was carried up simple tenuously with these really aggression on civilian facilities in the capital. some of the for the governor, it's including power stations. mohammed dela top has more on those strikes from humans capital santa at 1st conference held today. by the min

i'm darcy chan blackburn. i teach at sheridan elementary school.i'm here to speak in opposition to one of the district's ways of cutting the budget. and that is cutting, creating split grade level classes. so if you have two small classes at similar grade levels, just put them together and you only have to pay for one teacher. well, that has obvious detrimental effects. here's a story about a second third grade split at sheridan. with the new curriculum, the teacher was instructed to teach the second grade curriculum and then teach third next year. understandably so, because, as we all know, it's a complex curriculum, but it has very negative consequences. at the same time, our two fourth fifth grade teachers are teaching the fourth grade curriculum, and then we'll teach fifth next year. that means those third graders in the second and third split will be moving from a second grade curriculum to a fifth grade curriculum next year. just think about that. i mean, the practice of creating split grades negates the fact that these are people you're shuf

things that chief darcie would like me to report is they've had an opportunity to hire and fill their training role so. they're back on track with these administrative functions and the airport continues to move based on leadership that will be occurring. so we don't anticipate any problems and yeah, i'm going to end it there, that's the end of my report. >> oh. >> i do not see anyone on the public comment line and i do not see anyone approaching the podium. >> there is one. >> oh pardon me. >> okay, if you can approach the podium. s public comment would be on the report that was just presented sir. you will have three minutes, your three minutes will appear here. you may start when i tell you to. >> hi everyone, i'm john this is my partner we're here representing our firm suit of power which does a solar and batteries in san francisco. we represent one in every ten projects as of 2024. we want nothing more than to be in line with the new fire balt on and the requirements of sffd. but we would in perhaps a close session or in some other venue like to express some concerns about the wa