is gideon. uh, it writes as well. mm hm. obviously, uh, anything coming out of the jazz known binding in this case, how significant is that? every advisory opinion from the i, c, j has been streaming for venture. and so in what way, in, in the sense that it becomes a, uh, it, it becomes will effectively becomes policy. and so, and, and in many cases the i, c, j, it's rates. it's on advisory opinions as little. and countries usually take them into uh, if you're to them at the parliamentary level, me get in just changing tact a little here. there was a us resolution draft resolution at the united nations cooling for a temporary cease fire and no incursion, interrupt what, spitting the reaction the to that it is usually the toner days. and then, you know, it is so vague that is why i cannot say no, because it doesn't mean time day. but any decent any case, a temporary boss is really never rejected because it's not only negotiations, say about the hostages. we talk also about the pools, but this will not bring to an end of the w

gideon falter from the cam aiun problem lies.campaign against anti-semitism, . campaign against anti—semitism, thank you. campaign against anti-semitism, thank ou. . ~ campaign against anti-semitism, thank ou. ., ~ campaign against anti-semitism, thank you._ let's - campaign against anti-semitism, | thank you._ let's return thank you. thank you. let's return to events in _ thank you. thank you. let's return to events in the _ thank you. thank you. let's return to events in the middle _ thank you. thank you. let's return to events in the middle east now. | a meeting between officials from the us, israel, egypt and qatar has been taking place in a fresh bid to try to agree a ceasefire in gaza. international pressure is growing on israel not to launch a major ground offensive in the city of rafah, where more than a million displaced palestinians are taking refuge. the strips hamas—run health ministry says 133 palestinians have died in the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 28,473 killed since october 7. barbara plett usher reports

, then reflected on what you found, as isay, gideon, i'm then reflected on what you found, as i say,omething we will look on further in the coming hours. that's it from today's verify flight —— verified life, thanks for watching. hello. well, we're into february, just about — traditionally regarded as a very cold month, but of course, these days it can be far from it. in fact, over the next few days, it's going to be exceedingly mild across most of the uk, and on top of that, very windy, too. storm ingunn still wrapping up there across parts of scandinavia, nowhere near as strong as it was, but still producing some gales. to the south of that, we have new weather fronts, and south of that, this area of high pressure building this ridge, and it's allowing the warmer current of air from the southern climes to stream in our direction. so, all the cold air is pushed towards the east and the north of europe, and this pattern's with us here, really, for the next few days. it's also going to bring that wind, a lot of atlantic cloud. at times, there'll be some rain, such is the case in weste

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

it's a very clear message organisations like message to organisations like gideon's they lost gideon'so police the boundaries of debate on israel and palestine and not, of course, to deal with the question of racism against the jews, which in this country is pretty minimal. >> professor, did the >> professor, did not the tribunal also find that some of your statements were irresponsible and ill considered, and also isn't it the case that the threshold as to what constitutes a philosophical belief is quite low and extends to veganism ? low and extends to veganism? >> well, you say it's low . >> well, you say it's low. that's a matter for debate. of course, the question is the threshold is are views which are worthy of respect , akin to worthy of respect, akin to nazism. and if they're akin to nazism, they're not worthy of respect. so it's quite clear that my views are not akin to nazis and they're not racist. they're anti racist, and therefore they are worthy of respect in a democratic society. the court did some, some the court did make some, some statements the things that statements

this i will continue to oppose the recognition of a palestinian state. gideon levy is a columnist at ha rights newspaper. he joins us from tel aviv and get in for any of us who, being following nothing. you know, since the 1990s, i guess it's not a huge surprise that he's opposed to a 2 state solution. so it is a big surprise from those who i surprise. oh, can you wish surprised? i mean, the project always lies was to as long as any possibility or how about extended state. not only things to enforce any kind of negotiations with the palestinians. indeed, anything possible and succeeded by the way to put all then, but it's been a problem of the table for many, many years though i didn't care in that sense of october and reminded him that he cannot continue. was this forever, but to expect him now to get into way. negotiations over by see is state is really ridiculous. what is serious is the great opportunity that we have facing now, because we are facing an opportunity. but this is an opportunity to the international community. is what it would be because we use the renewal for decade

gideon levy is an israeli author and columnist for the haaretz newspaper. asked him if the us concerns would make much of a difference to benjamin netanyahu's plans. no, as long as the us remarks are only remarks or concerns from the us and they are not followed by practical measures, israel will ignore it. in any case, israel learned to ignore advice. if the us wants to prevent the next catastrophe, and rafah is going to be a major catastrophe, the us has got to be precise and take measures, otherwise it will not work. so when i read out the latest line from netanyahu ordering the military to plan ways to evacuate civilians in rafah so he can carry out the intention to target hamas, what do you make of that? is thatjust words, is that to deflect the criticism that is already coming his way? i want to ask you, where to? the people in northern gaza, they had to go to khan younis, and then from khan younis to rafah and now they are expelled from rafah, there is no room for any safe places any more. what israel is intending to do is to push all the inhabitants

it is, as well as a gideon for joining us here a token through this important issue. well, moving on personnel is for cooling, it's invested to, to israel, and the problem disputes about the war and casa, on sunday, presented in president luis unnecessarily let the silver said, israel is committing genocide and compared its actions to the holocaust. is ro, says lula, has crossed a red line, don't home and has more. but then formative. absolutely. it was this comment from brazilian president, we invest hewlett, that silver known, but many simply is lula that starts and things of that. what does that, what is happening in the gaza strip of the palestinian people has no power low in other historical moments. a hi, this is the so in fact it did exist when hitler decided to kill the jew. comparing his rose mass, killing of palestinians in garza. so the whole of course drew an immediate reaction from israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu president silly by his grace the memory of 6000000 jews worded by the nazis and his demonize, the jew estates like the most virulent

let's get more on this now with gideon levy in tel aviv, who is an israeli author and columnist for the us concerns are likely to make any real difference to what netanyahu is planning? h0. real difference to what netanyahu is ”lannin ? ., .,, real difference to what netanyahu is ”lannin? ., .,, ., .,, real difference to what netanyahu is ”lannin? ., ., ., planning? no, as long as the remarks are only remarks _ planning? no, as long as the remarks are only remarks or— planning? no, as long as the remarks are only remarks or concerns - planning? no, as long as the remarks are only remarks or concerns from - are only remarks or concerns from the us and they are not followed by practical measures, israel will ignore it. in any case, israel learned to ignore advice. if the us wants to prevent the next catastrophe, and rafah is going to be a major catastrophe, the us has got to take measures, otherwise it will not work. 50 got to take measures, otherwise it will not work-— will not work. so when i read out the latest _ will not work. so when i read out the latest line _ will not work. so whe

goes to gillian massey and jane oppenheim ends up the night. biggest winter taking home 7 awards, gideon murphy, who played the title role of the tortured scientist robot. oppenheimer welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello trail. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and i bought a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim a show. surrealist black comedy pull things also picked up 5 a was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stone have an emotional tribute to mother . often when i really want to just paint my mom did use the person i know in the whole world, and she inspires me every single day. and she's always maybe believe this kind of crazy idea. but i could do something like this. unexpectedly, rounding out the night's big winners was holocaust drama, the zone of interest. the film about the nazi concen

and i'm not just talking about the loan chomsky that america or gideon leaves in israel. there's a whole way is really to understand what the crime of genocide is and they refused to deny is not reflected in that government is not reflected even in their majority vote and of goodness it same is true with palestinians and people look at pallets and you want to see a whole left for a very rich, magnificently creative human beings. you shouldn't look and see pallets. and when you look at pat was interested to see only one group people. people come to me as well. you must be pro her mouse. well, i'm pro humanity pro palestinian. i'm pro humanity. yes. i'm pro is really in the sense that any of those persons in those communities who are choosing freedom for choosing a quality. i'm install a devotee with a guest war crimes, no matter who commits it. it could be the terrorism of the idea. it could be the war crimes of how much it could be to. it could be the terrorism of the u. s. army, but the russian army of ukrainian army, it's a moral issue. but it's very important that we u

the union was planning an assault new orleans in the spring and both secretary of the navy gideon wells and assistant secretary gustavus fox wondered if farragut was up to the task. so decided to ask his younger foster brother david dixon porter. now david porter's reply to that request. interesting. starts out well enough. i see no reason why he should not be competent to do all that is expected of him. he wrote. okay, so far so good. then he added that while his foster brother was personally brave and likable enough he has no administrative qualities. he wants stability and loses much time in talking. at least he didn't say he drooled at the mouth mouth. it is possible and even likely that david dixon made those comments because he angling for the command himself. he didn't get it. slow male is sometimes today. it was slower then and by the time letter reached washington had already captured orleans. a century later. historian charles defour would publish a book about the fall of new orleans with the title the night the war was. if that is a slight exaggeration, it nevertheless acknow

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope and engage in

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. >> trace: gideon. i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m.n the east coast, 8:00 you're in los angeles, and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night." breaking at night, it sounds like securing the seven board is now a one-man job. after saying only congress could end the border crisis, president biden is now willing to go it alone, using executive action to close the border. and you know the poll numbers are bad when president biden is willing to reimplement the policies of president trump. the senior national correspondent, kevin corke, is live in d.c. on what is really behind the change of heart. >> evening, my friend. mr. biden has claimed he's done all he can do to fix the problem. in fact, he has said that repeatedly. while critics, trace, figley had blasted him for saying that, calling it a flat out lie, a fairly now the president is ready to do more after all. in fact, he says he is considering executive action to restrict the ability of migrants crossing illegally to get asylum here in the u.s. the political calculus is obvious

the night's other major story line is billionaire gideon ridge, none too pleased that the team stole microchip in an effort to bring ben home. >> there's the possibility for a catastrophic outcome for the rest of humanity if something isn't stopped or deterred or reversed. >> find out what happens on the two-hour season finale of "quantum leap" that starts tonight on nbc bay area. >>> we've got a lot more ahead at 6:30, including some breaking news out of the south bay. police gathering outside of an apartment complex in santa clara, and we have just confirmed that this is the scene of a deadly shooting. we will bring you the latest when we return. >>> i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where a city leader is looking to start a new chapter in addressing the city's drug overdose crisis. ahead, we'll tell you where he is focusing his efforts, and it may not be where you initially another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy

illegal by his that it would be a capital hit to win the favor of the extreme anti slavery men and gideon wells, the secretary of the navy said caused a traditional limitations are to seward unnecessary restraints and seward was not didn't take this well, seward responded and said this a nation is never bound to furnish asylum to dangerous criminals who are offenders against the human race. in other words, slave traders are people who are committing a crime against and they can't have the to asylum in another nation. they can be detained and sent back. this became an issue in the democrat in the presidential election of 1864. the democrats put it into their party platform and believe it or not, the radical republicans with john c fremont put it in their as well criticizing lincoln for this lincoln staged silent until after the election and in his annual message congress. he said this december 1864 for myself, have no doubt of the power duty of the executive under the law of nations to enemies of the human race from an asylum in the united states. in other words, a slave trader will not ge

. >> gideon, 18 months old. >> reporter: shock and brief beyond comprehension. >> my brain desperatelyl not let it happen. >> the bombs started hitting schools and civilian buildings and eventually they hit the maternity hospital. >> reporter: the scene of a woman named irina with her unborn child, neither of whom would live. >> we have photos. >> reporter: was denounced by russia as stage d, the women actresses, a preposterous claim in the face of chernoff's unblinking camera. but with power failing -- >> fully surrounded by russian troops. >> reporter: he could only transmit snippets of video to the outside world. >> russian troops commit war crimes. our family, our women, our children need helps. our people need help from international society. pl please help mariupol. >> reporter: for the world to see what the russians did in mariupol, chernoff had to get his 30 hours of video out of the city. ukrainian troops went in to rescue him. >> abandoning the doctors who have sheltered us. >> reporter: you left on day 20? >> yeah. >> reporter: maricopa fell on day 86? >> yeah. believe it or

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

much more article to strive for and to quote another moderate republican, this is somebody this is gideon wells, who's one of lincoln secretaries. and wells says radical republicans that they are humanitarians and not constitution loyalists. there's somebody who wrapped their view for the nation around the law rather than vice versa. i'm sorry i grabbed the wrap the law around their political positions rather than vice versa. and so radicals wants not just to immediately abolish slavery, which moderate republicans, including lincoln were slow to do. they want to establish all civil and political equality between the races in america. they want to disenfranchize exile and execute leading confederates. and i have southern blood in me so that me worry for my place in the world when they also want to even register butte's southern plantation land. they want to distribute these vast swaths of southern agriculture to former slaves and who they called loyal whites. so their vision of the future, of a future america was to really tear down the south to its constituent elements and rebuild it from

the secretary of the navy, gideon wells, fought for her to get a pension after the war. and then, of course, there's harriet tubman who led led in south carolina. so but but and she got a pension. but the pension was for her husband, right? not for the work that she had done. was. yes, yes, exactly. back in medford, share with us a bit about economic justice as we go into this next set of letters as union army and navy advance down the coast, especially of south carolina and the sea islands, the landowners, the plantation deserted their lands and left many of their enslaved laborers behind. well, because they were trying to get out of the way of the union military. and so all of this land was left vacant and some enslaved people or people who by this will i guess it's early 1861, in 1862, they are some enslaved people. our cult, the land they're taking over and continuing to work the land because they see it as theirs. you they had always labored on the land and gotten nothing in return. and so now was their opportunity to reap some of the benefits of their. but when the

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope and engage in

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the rightlic defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope and engage