elliott school. from 2013 to 2021, she was a senior fellow -- she remains -- from 2010 to 2015, deputy assistant secretary of state of south asia. her work primarily focuses on u.s. relations with south asia, and the larger in the pacific. -- larger indo-pacific. she served on the board of -- in 2021, the what -- the washingtonian include her as an influential person checking politics. she will introduce the speaker tonight and moderate the q&a. dean ayres, pleasure to welcome you to the podium. i apologize, it is very hot. we have cold drinks outside. >> i want to echo our apology, the university switched from a/c to heat mode over the weekend and here we are, it is warm and toasty. let me echo, welcome to the elliott school and gw, a pleasure to welcome you to our lecture where we honor richard verma for our fall lecture this evening. he served as the deputy secretary of state for management and resources, in this role, he serves as chief operating officer of the u.s. department of state and leads

school board of advisors for her family's ongoing support of the elliott school. with that, please join me giving a warm welcome to ambassador verma. [applause] >> thank you. when i said i was going to be given a talk on climate change i didn't know we would experience right here in the room, lived experience but i am really grateful to george washington university, the elliott school, your fantastic dean, in particular for inviting me here today and a special word of appreciation to the foundation for their support of this lecture series. one of the objectives of this series is to provide gw students with a unique perspective on what a career in international affairs can look like so hopefully we can touch on that today as well. i look forward to your questions on that and other topics that may be on your mind but i will say of course i already feel in many ways we know each other as classmates, state department buildings essentially part and parcel of the gw campus, we go to the same coffee shops, we shop at whole foods together, we have lunch at tonic, we arriv

her son elliott authored in 1951 article four tv screen magazine, addressing his mother's television viewers. he leads by quoting her specific intentions around much of the work she did in the media. he quotes, and i might try to do in eleanor voice but i would start laughing, so i will just read. the world situation is such that a tremendous amount depends on the ability of the united dates -- states to provide wise and intelligent leadership. this cannot be accomplished if the american people themselves are not fully aware of their own and other people's problems. they must be able to formulate intelligent opinions to give moral and personal support to their leaders. if i can present their problems in a palatable form so that they will think for themselves, i will be helping in my small way to be of service. of course, service at that time included working as a u.s. delegate to the united nations and chair of the u.n. commission on human rights, writing a daily syndicated newspaper column and a monthly feature in mccall's magazine, presenting a radio show on with his in the sunday

this is the company's first quarterly report on the new ceo elliott hill the conference call is underch accounts for the volatility courtney reagan is here with the numbers. >> elliott hill opening up the remarks and just to talk about the quarter, better than expected and the company came out and the holiday quarter and they postponed ahead of elliott hill and everyone is focused on looking ahead and we knew things were messy i'm going to look down because he started making the remarks and outlining his strategy and elliott hill saying they need to be sharper in the product especially with the focus on individual sports. they need to reignite sports marketing and focus on big, events and big athletes and he named names. went through the executives that he's met with different retailers, dick's sporting goods and footlocker which i found interesting. he just noted there was a lack of newness and they weren't delivering inspiring stories and those are the things that they want to get back to and outlining big ideas right off the top. they've not yet given earnings guidance in the last

elliott gotkine, cnn, jerusalem. >> elliott, thank you.nd joining us now is cnn political and global affairs analyst and axios politics and foreign policy reporter barak ravid. barak, great to see you. thanks for being here on a saturday night. i want to start there where elliott left off, which is israel's raid on this northern gaza hospital. elliott really laid out the fundamentals of what happened. but what are you hearing beyond that? >> hi, jessica. >> well, you know, the idf still claimed that it had intelligence that there was terrorist activity in and around the hospital. until now, the idf did not produce or present any evidence or any real evidence for that other than some photos of two handguns and four hand grenades, which is is weapons. but, you know, it's definitely not something that is like a major terrorist base inside the hospital. and i think what we see here, and that this operation is part of a wider effort that the idf is doing in northern gaza and the kamal adwan hospital was, i think, maybe one of the key places tha

i think most of the project and around which elliott e. honora, committed chip process, modeling the data almost not modeling mailed that out to you, nor mileage elliott gosh, even is this a new york one, but you don't, you don't nickel dollars on a wheel drive? i know molly, we shall. yes, victoria on. was that the or tell me going? the not just it tells you it almost on the board on your what is a z o. e. daily html. the sub it'll see people about the product or spouse it is optimal. that's the cohort that western science is still still debating exactly how dangerous depleted uranium weapons up my dad don't to claiming that depleted uranium is homeless. there's not any sign typically being accurate in dangerously negligence is usage and width, and the stress talks in project goals that can be inhaled or ingested. opposing savannah race to human health and the environment. the hysteria is unwarranted. dr . lucas. the reality is that the risks of depleted uranium are grossly exaggerated and when handled properly. the rest are minimal. minimal. tell that to the civilians living in con

elliott always says, we don't know, but somebody knows something. and i'm wondering if we if you think that will ever know who this somebody is that knows something. will there ever anything come coming out and only i'm only asking that because you mentioned earlier that somebody knows already or knew already, right? well, i'll say that i think one of the ways that nashville has been incredibly generous to whiteness is that elliott will tell you this, they have identified every person and every one of those photos, even in the background, because they're relatives who still live here, come in and are like, oh, hey, that woman way in the back. that's my aunt edna. or i think that my dad went sunday school with that guy. so they're to piece together. but if you remember, national wasn't that big and especially like in cases school integration they were into greeting neighborhoods schools so black people can look at those pictures. they recognize some of the white people and they've never said because i think in part because it's like white people need

it was an interesting summer with the elliott and i will tell you despite all that went on the elliottole plan was already under way but the elliott work sharpened our plan, and the new board and the new board members sharpened our execution. it will. we have had a board meeting, we have five new board members that came from lliott, we had also added the cfo of chevron, we added a former ceo of spirit and air tran and we had added an industry veteran that started indigo. so a lot of new board members. but the very first thing that we did in the board meeting was talk about how we're going to work together and we are all dedicated not -- not as elliott members and former southwest prior board members, but we are dedicated as a board to do good for southwest airlines and our shareholders. so we are aligned around that cause. if anything, the new board will push harder, more challenging discussions and i think that is good for southwest airlines. >> of course, it must be a bit startling to step into a boardroom and basically look at almost all new faces. >> it's about 50/50. we do have fo

joining us now in our fifth seat is cnn legal analyst elliott williams. elliott, i want to get to you in just a second, but scott jennings, you know, the senate as well as anybody else when susan collins lays down the law and says, i need to see those background checks and we will be having a hearing, what are you hearing there? and also in the fact that lindsey graham is also there saying that he has concerns. >> well, i think for the most sensitive positions, particularly the ones that are in the national security space it's just not reasonable to expect these people not to go through fbi background checks the normal vetting process, and then to sit at the table and answer hard questions. i mean, no offense to the housing and urban development department, but, you know, defense is not hud, okay? and and neither is secretary of state or neither is these other national security positions so they need to be vetted. they need to go through this process. and the senate is not. obviously, there's a group of them that are not interested in rolling over on the

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and elliott kaufman.dent deserve the accolades he bestowed on himself? >> this, this is a complete rewrite of history, paul. [laughter] i mean, let's look at what the biden administration's actions have been over the past years and, essentially, they were a continuation of obama's policy, the guy who infamously never enforced his own red line in syria. but this is an administration that slow-rolled sanctions, for instance, they turned a blind eye when syria joined the arab league. they have not helped israel in its own goals, certainly undermined them there. this is not an administration that has made an imperative out of getting this kind of a result. if for them to say so now -- and for them to say so now p i mean, the reason we are where we are is because israel has taken the steps it had to show these groups cannot necessarily hide when they engage in such action and probably because of the threat of a new trump administration they can now try to rewrite history. but this was not, this did not come ab

wendy elliott from the world wildlife fund for nature.years ago in somerset when at least 37 people appear to have been butchered and likely eaten. let's speak to the lead author of this study, rick schulting, the victims bones were found by cavers in the 1970s experts believe they were thrown into a 15 minute shot by prehistoric attackers for the attackers let's speak to the lead author of this study, rick schulting, a professor of scientific and prehistoric archaeology at the university of oxford. very good to have you with us on the programme. obviously an older discovery but you have been applying new techniques to these remains. what does this tell you about bronze age england and does it challenge any preconceptions you had about the period?— any preconceptions you had about the period? good evening. the period _ about the period? good evening. the period mostly _ about the period? good evening. the period mostly through - about the period? good evening. the period mostly through a - the period mostly through a lack of evidence for

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darwin nunez and harvey elliott with the goals.r pulled one back but it wasn't enough, and the holders progress to the last four. arsenal and newcastle united willjoin them in the semi's. the gunners came from behind to beat crystal palace 3—2 at the emirates, thanks to a hat—trick from gabriel jesus. and newcastle got past brentford with no problems, 3—1 the score at st james park. sandro tonali with two of their goals. a superb result for arsenal in the women's champions league, they were 2—1 down to bayern munich in the second half, in theirfinal group game — knowing a win would see them through to the knockouts as group winners. alessia russo, then a late mariona caldentey penalty saw them come back to win 3—2, and take top spot over their opponents in the group. and in group d, barcelona go through as group winners, after beating manchester city, comfortably 3—0, at the olympic stadium. city come 2nd in the groop. wins also forjuventus and hammarby, but neither side progress. a crisis is developing at england rugby with calls

elliott is probably setting a low bar.s is one of the most powerful brands in the world and recognized brands in the world when it comes to support if you stay true to numbers and financial model, shares don't look cheap. >> what is the fair price you say all of a sudden this does look good? >> i think you need to see more down side. you look at consensus estimates just for eps next year, you can make a argument 2 dollars eps is fair there is essure in early fiscal '26 i don't think you are back to $3 before fiscal '27. i don't think why you need to pay 30 cents that far out of earnings that's what would get you meaningful upside. >> that translates into the stock. what price >> i would like to see it go down 15% to 20%ttractive to us >> john, thank you >>> when we come back, starbucks bar baristas are going on strike today. we will show you comments from the union and tell you which cities in case you are on the way for your starbucks this morning. we'll tell you that when we come back also, later, senator markwayne mulli

we heard from elliott hill from the first time as ceo on the car yesterday.it was not strong. i'm going to fix all that. can he do it? >> i think there are some things that he can fix very quickly such as product. some of those has been a part of nike's agenda a year and i have, but he does sound optimistic about what nike has done already. some of the new products that are coming out in 2025. he sounded optimistic about what there is in the pipeline. the stuff that he can fix is on the tactical side. how they merchandise products and put products into the channel whether it is wholesale or direct to consumer or online. he is working aggressively on that, and that is actually has background. he knows the channel dynamics extremely well, and that is where he can make the biggest impact. we are seeing that because they are clearing a lot of old product trying to restore supply and demand balance with the channel. >> i found that very interesting when he was talking about needing to repair the wholesale relationships. he was naming names of the executives he tal

scarlet: it feels like elliott hill's main objective is to manage through this challenging period. repair relationships with store partners, make sure nike gets desirable store shelf space that is right now full of all of the other competitors? alex: the context here is that nike was an initial propagator of this direct to consumer transformation strategy in the space. the concept that if you move direct to consumer, you'll have higher growth and margins, which is fantastic on paper, but what they didn't realize at the time, you suffer this out of sight, out of mind dynamic in the wholesale market which is where the vast majority of people still shop. the good majority is, hill has a lot of institutional memory at nike with working with partners. that is clear. that is a strength of his. i think he has a lot of credibility in terms of rebuilding relationship. we have already heard he is doing it. scarlet: how bad could the numbers be for the fiscal second quarter, the quarter thatended? alex: heading into the print tonight, we think you could see some slight eps outperformance, a l

with honeywell, elliott coming in with a major bet and clearly that catalyzed the second after elliott'sent was announced. we have seen that this other situations, too. unilever with the activist come in and the company is now spinning off different parts of the business, including ice cream division. >> okay. very interesting. coming up, fedex reports it's earnings. they may announce a spinoff. ivan, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the new chip game. the look under the hood of nvidia's struggles and iwef are heading from bear territory with that stock. stay with us. at betmgm, everyone gets a welcome offer. so whether you're courtside trying to hit the over... or up here trying to hit the under. whew! or, hitting that win with your crew. ohhh! yes, see defense! or way up here with a same game parlay. yaw! betmgm's got your back. get your welcome offer. and play with the sportsbook born in vegas. all these seats. really? get up to a $1500 new customer offer in bonus bets when you sign up now. betmgm. download and bet today. >>> welcome back to "worldwide excha

annd joining us manhattan prosecutor, elliott's leg.owman havnee incredible views f taking matters in your own hands but is that populism killing ceos? i look to the extent they arear justifying what they are doingnu even worse they are encouragingc copycats which underscores why you need vigorous prosecution to effectively say no, there is going to be accountabilityacco n will add deterrent effect and discourage copycats. so far, men and women at the law enforcement are taking it serious in building ng aa strong case against luigi mangione. >> trey: speaking ofos prosecutioecn daniel penny was prosecuted and daniel penny on the verdict i will ask on the other side. >> you go from a hero to a villain when they say they arey. going to indict you. ho yw does you feel about that? >> very anxiety inducing. but throughout this whole process, i would remind myself of the witnesses coming up twio thank me. really no matter what outcome the trial had, i only care whato utthe witnesses said about the situation. >> trey: so elliott codomain, eliz

elliott on this, trump said it's election interference. now, the poll was wrong.es, it was very wrong. but is it election interference? is it fraud as trump is alleging? >> it is not fraud. he is suing under iowa's deceptive practices act, which he would use to sue a business that was lying if a hotel were to say, we don't have bedbugs here, and then you go there and they do. that's the kind of thing you would would sue over. this is not a lawsuit that's going anywhere. the problem is that people still have to defend these lawsuits. they've got to spend lots of money getting lawyers. they've got to maybe sit for depositions. and it's it has a chilling effect on media organizations. that's the problem here. just the work that people have to put in. >> and we heard from this pollster before trump's lawsuit came out. i mean, he had been complaining about it. he was quite upset about it. sarah, i want you to just listen to to what ann selzer had to say the allegations i take very seriously. >> they're they're saying that this was election interference, which is a crim

this new ceo elliott hill has this clear plan to turn things around he started off, i think is cool,ntern they will focus on sport and performance which is their lane, right? they also will focus on supporting the distribution partners foot locker and dick's if you are buying nike for the retirement portfolio, you have time right now, nike is almost 30% down it is on sale. >> one last question before we get you go, tiffany. pce is coming up today core pce is expected to tick up one basis point. for someone invested in the equity markets, does that concern you about sentiment and what that could mean for the fed's path going forward >> listen, we hope that the fed would cut three and now i think the dot plot says the anticipation is about two. we really want the fed -- we're really paying attention to the rate at which the fed is cutting. yes, of course, pce is the one metric that the fed really pays attention to when it's cutting rates and decision about policy. yeah, i think we will see a reaction to this, but the hope is that the long term things will kind of, you know, level out a

remember last month when elliott group took a stake in honeywell?be a different story and theer's is is the sto. the revenue and the company sales, 40% of the company sales and the potential valuation of 90 to 120 billion including debt and the bottom line is this and you're looking at elliott using the playbook that we saw both the ge and that's moving to higher valuations for aerospace. [ closing bell ringing ] >> that is the in the regulation, the closing bell at the stock exchange, it was a record close for the nasdaq, driven higher by the big gains in you guessed it, communications, services, even technology, and, despite the record nasdaq close, the lowly dow jones industrial average extending its losing streak to eight days. that, my friends, the longest losing streak in more than six years. how is that for an rbi

i think that's what elliott can bring back. >> there are a couple pieces to this.e they come out with new products. they get back in there, they make decisions on wholesale, now they are trying to get it back. what else needs to happen to kind of increase investors confidence for the turnaround plan that's at play? >> if i were to ask you, name me a nike marketing campaign, it would be hard to do. >> ya. >> we used to be able to do that. when you talk about the gap and mellow yellow, these brands, the campaign matters. he is a storyteller. nike drives the attachment for the consumer. >> is the wokeness a problem? is that a leading customers in the past couple years? >> i'm not smart enough to know that. i'm a gentleman. i look at numbers. you said it's running a problem, here is the beauty of it. they still beat everyone running. they still don't talk about it, the sheer dollars, $50 billion of revenue, there's no company that comes lose to selling $50 billion of shirts and shoes, that means they are selling to everybody, they just don't get the brand heat. well, t

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in atlanta, caroline elliott, fox news. >> new at ten. in new york city, a mass shooting left six people injured. police in the bronx say two gunmen fired into a crowded convenience store just before 5:00 tonight. investigators say they believe this was a targeted attack. the victims include a 40 year old woman and her 12 year old daughter, who police say were used as human shields by those who were actually being targeted by the shooters. >> we have two shooters running across white plains road, shooting at a group of people in front of the convenience store. some members of this group ran into the store and ran to the counter and were being fired, upon which one of the intended targets, which was not hit, grabbed the mother, 40 years old, as a shield, and she was shot one time in the stomach. we also have our daughter, 12 years old, shot in the leg. >> police say four other men between the ages of 18 and 21 were hit by the gunfire in the legs and arms. a motive is not yet known and no arrests have been made. >> we are tracking a cold ni

elliott gotkine has more on that, plus details about the hospital in northern gaza. >> if there's one thing that riles prime minister benjamin netanyahu more than being in the dock himself, it's accusations against his wife, sara netanyahu, who has a 2019 conviction for misusing public funds. now faces formal investigation for allegedly intimidating a witness in her husband's corruption trial, as well as indirectly harassing the attorney general and deputy attorney general. the allegations were first aired on israel's channel 12 uvda program, the country's equivalent of 60 minutes. benjamin netanyahu decried the report as a new blood libel, calling it biased and false propaganda. the prime minister sees it as another strand of what he describes as a witch hunt against him, orchestrated by the left wing media, and which led to him being tried for fraud, breach of trust and bribery charges. he vehemently denies. netanyahu asked that his trial be postponed due to the wars with hezbollah in lebanon and hamas in gaza, to no avail. in the enclave itself, the israeli military on friday said

elliott gotkine, cnn jerusalem. >> all right. i want to bring in doctor tania hassan.he's the co-founder of gaza medic voices and a pediatric intensive care doctor with medecins sans frontieres, also known as doctors without borders. and she's worked in gaza's hospitals many times. she joins me now from amman, jordan. thank you so much for being here with us. so you have actually taught at the kamal adwan hospital, i understand. so before we get to the wider implications of this, in terms of what it means to gaza, i just want to first ask you for your reaction to what's happening there well, thanks, kim. >> honestly, i'm struggling to even process it. you know, for for almost three months now, the israeli military has repeatedly attacked kamal adwan hospital. we have received plea after plea after plea from its from its director, a pediatrician like myself, doctor sam. abu safiyya, asking for international protection. while we were having our christmas dinners, doctors in the north were sending sos messages about injured patients that were bleeding to death because the

fox news caroline elliott begins our coverage this afternoon. >> after nearly two years in hospice care, former president jimmy carter died on sunday in the same town where he was born 100 years earlier. plains, georgia. it's also where he began his journey from peanut farmer to president back in the early 2000. president and mrs. carter decided that they would be buried in plains. memorial services for the 39th president will take place over eight days, with public events at the carter center in atlanta and in washington, dc, where he is expected to lie in state in the capitol rotunda and will be remembered at a state funeral on january 9th. carter's private burial will be at his longtime home in georgia. his final resting place will be near willow tree, on the property next to his wife of 77 years, rosalynn carter. >> i want to believe he's with rosalynn right now, launching his political career from the small town, carter became a state senator, then governor of georgia, before ascending to the oval office from 1977 to 1981. >> after his one term, he turned to a life of service, foun

as elliott gotkine reports, witnesses are describing horrific scenes that played out during and afters raid. >> a hospital on fire and encircled sterling iran. >> was kamal adwan lulu garcia-navarro and leila. >> patients and staff gather anxiously at the entrance of northern gaza's last major functioning hospital. others fight flames, john harwood mccann, a ken hon doctor, hussam mubasher al hui muslim eaten by these words from a nurse at kamal adwan hospital in the midst of an evacuation order from the israeli military doctor hussam abu safiya, the hospital's director, is one of the last doctors in northern gaza. he had been documenting the horror inside his hospital in the wake of an israeli offensive that began in early october, with him. >> we had spoken and appealed to the world to protect and neutralize the medical system, but unfortunately, this is the grim reality we are witnessing. >> on friday, he was assaulted and detained by israeli forces, witnesses tell cnn. on saturday, the idf said he was being questioned in gaza, suspected of being a hamas terrorist operative, but di

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down 27% this year end down 21% a year over the past three years, the ceo is out they brought back elliotta great job before he left in 2020 to get the top job. we will see. jack: may be nike shoes are not for you loser. the stock is not cheap enough to buy? these things take time, we have to see how hill does. the thing to get the stock we we sell china pickup, that would help a little bit give a little bit of a tailwind but they gotta get the product changed. jack: tell me something positive in a turnaround that is working. >> i like paypal is a company that everyone that is saying don't touch this is going away is obsolete, is not quite obsolete as finding new ways to reach customers and new services and at the beginning of a turnaround with the ceo seems to be doing a good job and so is. >> don't forget about ge, that could be a message on how long these things take, they read to cover in 2018, now the stock is again. jack: you think the stock is upside looks attractive price. >> about ge aerospace and manova, two of the companies that spun out. >> two separate stocks double the fun. m

. >> elliott williams is with us as well. elliott mangione attorney, as we all heard, said he was hired to represent the suspect and dodged a question about whether mangione family retained him. what did that tell you? >> he's entitled to have representation. however he gets it now. certainly, wolf, if mangione could not afford an attorney, the state would provide one for him. now, you know the question of who's paying for it sometimes raises issues of bias. and, you know, as a person, um, influenced in a certain way, is an attorney influenced in a certain way based on who's paying them? i wouldn't read too much into that question. it is a fundamental right, and quite frankly, having competent representation in courts makes the system work better and work faster so that the public can be assured of justice, whatever the outcome may be. >> let me get back to john miller on his way into the hearing, john mangione shouted that something was, quote, completely out of touch. and he added, and i'm quoting him again, an insult to th

. >> well, and let's let's just run down a little bit of a reminder of what donald trump elliott has did promise on the campaign trail. >> watch for those who have been wronged and betrayed. i am your retribution. we're going to put the tariffs on your products coming in from china. when i get to office, we are going to not charge taxes on tips. we're going to take care of israel, and they know that i will have the horrible war between russia and ukraine totally settled. we will get critical race theory and transgender insanity the hell out of our schools going forward. the future children of illegal aliens will not receive automatic u.s. citizenship. >> so even just that last one, elliott birthright citizenship would be an enormous thing that he may try to do, and he very well might. >> but the things that i caught there israel, russia, ukraine, social issues, talking about trans issues and so on, and birthright citizenship left out of this is the fact that congress is going to be 219 211 in the house with five vacancies. from the senate, 53 to 47. any republican. the president can'

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elliott, what more are you learning? >> kate. prime minister benjamin netanyahu probably only gets riled by one thing more than being in the dock himself. and that is when accusations are made against his wife. so he's come out quite as expected, really, with all guns blazing, decrying these allegations against his wife as a new blood libel, saying that this report on israel's equivalent of 60 minutes, known as uvda, goes out on channel 12, went out on thursday and saying that this report was biased and false propaganda. his justice minister has said that this is once again extreme and extreme. in his words, extreme selective enforcement. itamar ben gvir, the extreme right wing national security minister in netanyahu's government, calling for the attorney general to go. not for the first time, i should add. now, specifically, the attorney general has said, and i'm quoting here, that an investigation should be opened into suspicions of witness harassment and obstruction of justice. and as you say, this relates to prime minister be

journalist elliott gotkine is in jerusalem.s, wolf, from israel's war and ceasefire with hezbollah in lebanon to the fall of the assad regime in syria, this corner of the world has been chock full of dramatic developments of late, so much so that it's easy to forget that more than a year after the hamas led terrorist attacks of october the 7th, israel's war in gaza continues to rumble on and continues to exact a heavy toll on palestinians. >> in one of the latest incidents, a hamas official say an israeli operation in nuseirat in central gaza killed or injured at least 50 civilians. when ambulance crews were finally able to retrieve bodies, they found cats feeding on them. the video is too graphic to show. the idf did not respond to requests for comment. in the north of gaza, the director of the kamal adwan hospital says it's been under siege for almost three months. he now says israel has placed what he describes as explosive robots at the gates of the hospital. the idf says it did not place explosive robots or any type of exp

i think most of the project and the average elliott e. honora, committed ship process modeling the data almost not modeling mailed that out to you in the mileage elliot glass. you want to just send me a ox one, but you don't. you don't nickel dollars on a wheel drive? i know molly res jelia victoria own was operable or to me going, the not just it tells you it almost on the board on your what is a z o u e date it to appear to be on the sub will see people about the product to hot spots it is optimal. that's the cohort that western science is still still debating exactly how dangerous depleted uranium weapons of my dad don't talk, claiming that depleted uranium this homeless there's not any sign typically being accurate isn't dangerously. negligence is usage and weapon. the spice talks a project goals that can be inhaled or ingested. closing, so if you're interested, human health and the environment to hysteria is unwarranted. dr. lucas, the reality is that the risks of depleted uranium are grossly exaggerated and when handled properly. the rest are minimal. minimal tell that to the civi

i suppose the people that are holding the people on and how it was done and to talk them. elliott, higgins and eric toller from boeing get actually taught the information on uh images through cameras, etc, etc, etc. another american that was an f b i and homeland security trainer leesburg. talked about of jo, locate people using the ip address. so the, given the information for anyone that they put on that list was relatively easy. and what balance is just jill. locate them, but you can use this camera in any city surveillance cameras. if you know where that person starting from the starting point, you can follow them as they walk through the city. don't think about this for someone that was a young girl. think about this and it's not somebody that that's even that child is pushing paula. but asking for peace. that's what she's actually guilty of. and this is just how sick these people are. so listen, allow me to con some through with it you as a person is the knowing of searches middle towards something almost successful in your own way. v them as a doctor in a 1000 is who are there. that