gutierrez, yea. johnson, nay. springer, nay. [indiscernible] , nay. nicholas, nay. nay. 24 nays, 6 yeas. >> i will now confirm vote of the jury in alphabetical order. senator alvarado. senator betancourt. senator birdwell. senator blanco. senator campbell. senator clayton. senator eckhart. senator florez. senator gutierrez. senator. senator hancock. senator. senator huffman. senator hughes. senator johnson. senator king. senator. senator mendez. senator milton. senator miles. senator nichols. senator parker. senator perry. senator. senator springer. senator sparks. senator west. senator whitmire. senator zaffirini. 24 nays, 6 yeas, the tally is confirmed, the motion is denied. members, we are now taking up motion nine so the motion is entitled motion to exclude evidence of any conduct prior to january 2023. a yea vote is to grant, a nay vote to deny the motion. please mark your vote. baliffs, please take up the votes. all votes are collected, thank you, bailiff. the court will pull those at random. >> eckhart, nay. king, nay. sparks, nay. florres, nay. blanco, nay.

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albertano: melanie del carmen gutiérrez camargo. ciudad de méxico, 25 años.i conexión con los astros es de banda ancha. veo que eres una chica muy alegre, muy amiguera, melanie. hace dos semanas estuviste en xochimilco con pepe, ¿verdad? vítor: sí, pero--pero a ver, dígame. vítor: sí. melanie: ¿pepe me es infiel? vítor: aguanta. ¿pepe le será infiel? ¿pepe le será infiel? albertano: espérate tantito, carnal, estoy buscando en el muro de pepe. a ver, aquí hay algo. subió una foto con una güera en una fiesta. y se ve que la güera le trae ganas, ¿eh? el tal pepe postea todo lo que ella comenta. vítor: ten cuidado, melanie, ten cuidado, lo veo con una mujer rubia, que te lo está sonsacando. melanie: christie. vítor: cristina hernández. ciudad de méxico, 21 años, en una relación con jo-- no manches, no, me cae que sí te están viendo la cara bien gacho, ¿eh? melanie: ay, ¿qué hago? vítor: manda a volar al tal pepe y búscate a alguien más. [...]. ¿sabes qué? ya perdí la conexión. espérame, ¿sabes qué? préstame tu mano, te la voy a leer. ay, mira, las tienes bien sua

which until you gutierrez, has described as a way to fix historical rooms at the top, and then upwards of 500000000 people in 2030 could be going hungry and around about the same number. also living in dia policy. so this is the very basic and there's a concern here that there won't be enough pledges particular with that document, we've been able to peek into that at already seeing it as a targets to re commit to these very old targets which was thrown of course, to be fed also by the pandemic, of course, on the ukraine, who so there's a real pressure. but is that the momentum that doesn't really seem to be the case? quite yes. right. and i mean, what's realistic during one week of me things, i mean, is there any hope of making any real headway in this time? well, um, individual countries have made some 1st, such as germany, for instance, i've travels here with the german tons, the assessing an additional $300000000.00 towards the world bank bank. so it can give out loans to those cash strapped, developing countries sticky when it comes to investing into green us c o. 2 neutral food. s

i mean, we'll gutierrez, be pointing to achievements by the you. and so sort of prove that the u. n. is still need it. well i, i think he will, and we've just come the last couple of days as being the, the, somebody on talking about the sustainable development goals. and he's trying to take a positive message out of that. so these are goals that was set back in 2015. the goal is to be achieved by 2030 in terms of development for the developing well, but on a sustainable basis. so in all sorts of areas, a set of 17 goals that the, the world is striving for, $0.50 that the world is pulling back, that actually much of the world is not even sort of moving too slowly towards these goals, but actually moving backwards. he's trying to bring us a positive message out of this meeting of the last couple of days saying there is at least a commitment for more financing to help achieve these goals. but this is question about whether the united nations is just a token. so we mentioned that, is it fit for purpose? is it really it, is it really resulting the world's problems? that question is ver

i've actually been broadcasting mist administer, since we've been talking a lot about antonio gutierrez in this conversation, let me quote what he said in the security council on wednesday rushes invasion of ukraine in clear violation of the united nations charts and international lawyers, aggravating geopolitical tensions, and divisions, the reckoning regional stability, increasing a need for the threat and create them deep stages and are increasingly multi polar world. you'll be away administered. that's a big focus at the see you in general assembly as being the sustainable development goals and the lack of implementation. only 15 percent of the targets have been met . is this more not a continued distraction from the big then broader development agenda of this organization? can you spell not for the kids and you mind you know, with what can you write and that's your case. and you might start the role that distracts her attention on this, the west or so that so it's got everything to distract our attention from the issues that each other we come, the gift of kept to a 101 of them as

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gutiÉrrez and his son fled mexico in 2008 after receiving death threats over gutiÉrrez's reporting onrruption within the mexican military in the northern state of chihuahua. they were detained for seven months, eventually released to live in the united states while an asylum appeal was pending. democracy now! spoke with gutiÉrrez by phone in 2017 as he was jailed at a u.s. detention center in el paso, texas, awaiting possible deportation. >> well, if we are deported, that obviously implies death. why? because ice, under the department of homeland security of the united states, by law, must give a report to the immigration authorities of mexico and the consulate. and the immigration officials in mexico have no credibility. it's impossible to trust in them. to the contrary, many of those officials, many personnel at the consulate or immigration service, are caught up with organized crime. amy: in labor news, striking auto workers have expressed skepticism over president biden's comments siding with the uaw. united auto workers president shawn fain has said he will not endorse biden's 20

momentum from wednesday night's debate to try to break his strong hold on the gop race nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: the general election campaign appears to be under way. >> trump says the constitution gave him, quote, the right to do whatever he wants as president >> reporter: sharpening his rhetoric against gop frontrunner donald trump and his support hers outside phoenix president biden framed the 2024 race in stark terms. something dangerous happening in america now. there's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy the maga movement. >> reporter: this was his fourth speech hammering former president trump as a danger to democracy since the capitol attack on january 6. but the latest nbc news poll shows voters are evenly split on whether republicans or democrats would bet would better protect democracy and also a dead heat between the president and donald trump >> crooked joe is siding with the left-wing crazies who will destroy automobile manufacturing and will destroy our country itself >> reporter: while in california, seven republica

fred gutenberg and texas state senator rowland gutierrez, you guys are welcome on my broadcast, anytimer the ukrainian counter offensive, what this means for the war in ukraine, but first, is donald trump the best chance the gop has at beating biden in 2024. nbc's steve kornacki breaks the numbers down for us, next. e numbers down for us, next. and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king. do you just bow down? no you de-thrown the king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. heading on a family trip? nah, sorry son, prices are crazy, [son deflates] awh, use priceline. they have package deals no one else has. [son inflates] we can do it! ♪go to your happy price♪ ♪priceline♪ i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing m

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here's gabe gutierrez. ♪ >> reporter: kicking off a month-long college tour across eight states, viceresident kamala harris courting young voters in virginia and today in north carolina >> when you vote, you have the ability to determine the future of our country >> reporter: the biden administration focusing on issues such as abortion rights, gun safety, and climate change as it prepares for a grueling general election fight according to a recent nbc news poll, just 41% of registered voters, ages 18 to 34, had a favorable view of the president. just 35% had a positive view of the vice president still, young voters do say they'd vote for president biden over gop front-runner donald trump by a wide margin >> biden or trump? >> biden >> biden >> reporter: but with more than three-fourths of americans thinking there should be a maximum age limit for elected officials, the issue is looming large in this campaign >> i think it is a concern because, you know, we don't want to be, like, you know, voting for him, and then he may not actually, like, be able to serve the full term. >> reporter:

lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> we'll take a turn now to the supreme court. a new financial disclosure today from justice clarence thomas, revealing he accepted three trips from a billionaire friend who is a large republican donor laura jarrett joins us now. laura, justice thomas putting out the new disclosure, also taking aim at some of his critics. >> reporter: yes, lester this was long-awaited, as justice thomas today officially d disclosed several pry vault jet rides he accepted from that conservative mega-donor harlan crow last year. their friendship has been under heavy scrutiny, after reports about all the luxury trips thomas hadn't does closed for years. now, his property sales to crow also now detailed for the first time now, thomas' lawyer says any errors in reporting were just inadvertent mistakes, as the disclosure rules were recently clarified. at least one of those rides from last year thomas says he took was because of security risks after that draft opinion leaked, the one overturning roe versus wade he said he never took any gifts from anyone

uh, what's the store, mr. gutierrez? she told me back in jakarta, said that, so he's a grieve on pros clicking the folks in is those and yet we're providing some un consultations based on his with lab for him. all that or something else. now i express my gratitude to him for she is that for us, but all of these efforts unfortunately would be vain. because when the west promises some things we would do a little, it's a religious misdeeds, while in fact of the here's the youngest, but i says deputy mr. hucker recently at a press conference. so it was forced to say that this group chariots of the un, which is in no way uh which for the space, the rest, the group in violation of the st shows that were imposed to some legal to against russian. that isn't that the so the idea is that not what i believe that she missed spoke of course, but it's shows, uh because everything and this is, that's a missing guitar which has done was aimed at removing the sanctions against our exports of fertilizers and grain. so now i'm pleased to s

investigative reporter hilda gutierrez joins us in the newsroom to break down what she found. hilda? >> reporter: the numbers show the crackdowns in san francisco are yielding unprecedented arrests and seizures. at least in the tderloin and south of market. let's take a look. just in the last three months, the mayor's office announced that local and state agencies have confiscated 103 kilos of opioids. more after that han was fentanyl. and police, sheriffs and chp have made more than 800 arrests. we graphed data to see the trend. before the pandemic began in 2020, you can see monthly opiate violations for possession or sale were in the single digits. but enforcement started picking up during the pandemic. and by 2023, most months had more than 40 opiate violations each. 70 just in july. that increased enforcement during the pandemic was just for oceanside opioids. it remained lower until july of 2022 when they suddenly spike. that coincide was the time d.a. jenkins took office. we don't know if that was just a coincidence. but it's worth knowing the most common opioid arrest u

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we attached great import was to mr. gutierrez, just called for a new agenda for peace. wallace. with this understanding, since the beginning of the russian ukrainian bore, we have been endeavoring to keep both russian and your cranium friends around the table with the pieces that we will have no winners and peace will have no losers publishing right on involved. so we will step up our efforts to them board through diplomacy and dialogue on the basis of ukraine's independence and the territorial integrity. the width of lexi initiative, which we had launched together with the united nations. we have prevented the front of a global hunger crisis by ensuring the delivery of 3300000000 tons of draining us through the black sea new to the global market. in that case, however, the failure to implement this agreement in only 2 elements has left the world facing the new prices. this initiative has been extended 3 times. in part with my efforts that i speak to you to see that. how's your comfortable enjoy it? i feel that i was gonna reinstall these few minutes area and bridge that makes s

gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> we head to washington now two more members of the far right proud boys were sentenced today for their roles in the january 6th attack dominic pezzola, who was caught on camera smashing a capitol window with a stolen riot shield, received ten years, and ethan nordean, the group's seattle leader, received 18 years tying the longest sentence for the attack. >>> sticking in washington, we turn to the key republican now questioning if gop senate leader mitch mcconnell is fit to serve after that alarming moment when he appeared to freeze at an event. ali vitali with the late details >> reporter: tonight, republicans taking on their own. >> the senate is the most privileged nursing home in the country. i mean, you know, mitch mcconnell has done some great things, and he deserves credit, but you have to know when to leave. >> reporter: that scathing new shot from presidential contender nikki haley after senator mitch mcconnell froze for more than 30 seconds wednesday at an event in kentucky. >> all right, i'm sorry, you all, we're going to need a minute >> reporter:

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speaking of the un general assembly, antonia gutierrez said nations were at risk of failing to meet the so called sustainable development goals. there and emissions set of agreements, the end of eliminating poverty and improving global health by 2030 gutierrez warrants that countries were on track to meet just 15 percent of those always smoked. they were not much, no declaration to accelerate. the sustainable development goals has been adopted. but will this be a real push? that's what i asked, the ws chief political editor, mikaela christmas. she's in new york as well. this hold on to it just has to, because today it doesn't seem to be any alternative. this re commitments to old goals that were to find in 2015 for the 1st time is something that many see is long overdue progress to get this all into place. by 2030 to alleviate hung up to provide a safe energy and supplies to everybody. and to also provide basic education at these goals of already been sold by the pen demik also by the ukraine who, but also by much more structural problems, which is the debt sides. and many developing co

gabe gutierrez is in michigan with late details. >> reporter: in a historic visit, a u.s. president on the picket line, throwing his full-throated support behind the striking united auto workers. >> you gave up a lot, and the companies were in trouble. but now they're doing incredibly well, and guess what? you should be doing incredibly well too. >> reporter: president biden and the general motors plant outside detroit, wearing a uaw hat, and standing shoulder to shoulder with union president shawn fain. >> it's about the auto workers who are part of the fabric of the working class of this country. >> reporter: the union has a number of demands, including 40% pay hikes. today the president said he supports bargaining for that. each automaker offering roughly 20% raises. the white house has not been directly involved in the negotiations. >> do you think the president has been as involved as he should have been during this whole process? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: ford worker tamika ellis thinks the president should have come sooner. >> i know he is busy and he has a sched

negotiations with all three automakers continue lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> we're following some breaking news right now. let's get these late details. >> lester, good evening from los angeles, where the writers guild of america just announced their strike is over, and writers can go back to work as soon as tomorrow. the agreement with studios and streamers, which is expected to soon be ratified by the union, effectively ends the nearly five-month long strike that shut down hollywood. details of the deal are just starting to come in. they include a pay raise of about 13% compounded over three years. protection around the use of a.i., a big sticking point and larger payouts of streaming residuals. it's a major step in ending the lockout that has crippled hollywood. a senior member of sag-aftra also tells nbc news that the writers deal could lead to movement in the stalled negotiation between the actors union and studios and streamers. they're optimistic that talks could resume as early as this week, in hopes of bringing hollywood back into action by thanksgiving lester, back

todavía y bueno, hablando de lesiones, hoy las chivas informaron la baja de erick gutiérrez por tiempoujeto a evolución. ojalá se recuperan los casos del futbol mexicano porque este fin de semana tenemos otro partido que promete con el choque entre las Águilas del américa y los pumas de la unam, los andrés jardine empataron en su partido anterior contra el toluca por marcador de 1 a 1 y son segundos de la general, mientras que pumas, que marcha 6.■![ consigue consiguió una victoria 2 a 0 sobre el pueblo a escuchar lo que dijo el recién llegado al nido. igor nevsky sobre esta rivalidad me han dicho que se vive de una manera muy pasional, incluso desde inferiores. >> creo que para nosotros como profesionales representantes del primer equipo es un una motivación, un extra de repente para marcarle el camino a los jóvenes, yo le apostaría algo a ser reina, pero le da miedo y vamos a cerrar en el boxeo, donde ya está el todo listo para que canelo Álvarez regrese al ring, esta vez contra el estudiante german charlo en lo que será la primera pelea de campeones, indicó bailarina de las vegas. >

gabe gutierrez for us.t's an alternative to epi-pen. dr. natalie azar is here with more. dr. natalie, good morning. >> good morning. >> this is a big deal because a lot of kids don't like those shots. some people are afraid to administer the shot. is it the same medicine? it's just the way it's being delivered. >> yeah, it is. it is basically the equivalent of what you would get in an epi-pen fwhu a nasal spray version. this is important. think about the scope of this, guys. there are over 200,000 anaphylactic reactions every single year in this country. one of the things that people cite a lot is they're not sure how to use the epi pen. they're afraid of the needle, that kind of thing. so what is this? it's, again, the same medicine but in a nasal spray. it is needle free. it's easy to carry and it's easy to use. we think that will facilitate people actually making use of it. >> it will be good for kids. i was wondering in a setting where you absolutely need the epi-pen, sometimes kids might be flailing ar

and gutierrez, a said that they had, they had actually sent any of most of that money. he did, mentioned that there needs to be a change to international financing. and the way that countries are paying interest rates is a developing nations are in many cases paying 8 times more and interest, then develop nations. they want to see some restructuring of that debt. so there are some concrete steps that they're going to lay out. but one of the big asks is going to be for every government to just spend more money on social programs, spend more money and finally change, spend more money on clean water and cleaning up the oceans. and right now the global economy is in such a state, it's not clear, especially with the inflation and the ongoing war, and you find food shortages if the countries are going to be able to do that. but at least that's the goal over the next 2 days. they're plenty, plenty of work today. thank you so much. that is peggy co home for us at the united nations, the, the more now on the devastating floods in eastern libya risky work is struggling to identif

now un secretary general gutierrez, just last week, sent a new proposal to rushes for him. minister love love in an attempt to revive the deal of that proposal was brushed away by a lover of leaving many of the others to actually um, wondering whether a protein has a genuine interest in returning to this steel. russia has even proposed, and a ton, it's his plan which would completely exclude ukraine. all of this, i believe, will be discussed with a talk he's president who is hoping to still convince 14 to return to the original agreement of our goal and sees himself as a key mediation between keys and most go. and just before that talks, he told journalists that he believes there will be an important message today on this message to the world, but especially to low low income countries in africa. it remains to be seen what he meant by this exactly. julia, why does that one see himself or say he sees himself as a keen mediator in this the key um, protected president of run has good relations and had a good relations even before the war with russia and ukraine. and right now, it seems he i

antony gutierrez, figure general of the united nations, ladies and gentlemen, members of delegations, greenpeace, blessings, and the mercy of god be upon you. nice who think that he can prevail in the militarist without the palestinian people enjoying their phone, legitimate and national rights with the mistaken. once again, i come to you carrying the cause of my people who are struggling for freedom and independence, to remind you of the tragedy caused by nafta. 75 years ago, the effects continue and are exacerbated by the israeli occupation of our land. this occupation challenges art resolution, over 1000 resolutions, in fact. -- despite this painful reality and dirty years after the also accords, we still maintain hope that your esteemed organization will be able to demand an end to the israeli occupation of our territory and realizing the independence of the fully sovereign state of palestine with jerusalem and its capital and the borders of june 1957, as well as resolving the issue of palestinian refugees in accordance with international edge of mis-c, especially general assembly

and the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, called for a change in the course of climate action. many african countries by 4 times more bought or more for borrowing, then the united states. and they times more than the wealthiest you'd be and countries too low charging, adjust executable, green transition. while supporting developments more broadly across africa requires a bit of magic cards. correction many of the african nations attending the summit or calling to increase lending with more favorable terms to countries vulnerable to climate change. while another proposal is a carbon tax that would help finance projects for development. in tennis, cocoa golf has made it to the us to the semi finals of the us open for the 1st time . the 19 year old american made light work of the former french open champion, you know so painful. the coco golf is often compared to serena williams. for good reason golf became the 1st american female teenager to reach back to back us opened quarter finals since serena did it in 2001 in the quarter finals were a walk in the park for the inform america

map out what really concerns them, there's more funding pledges, but as you and secretary general gutierrez has said, it's simply in enough action is needed fast. i also spoke to the prime minister of fiji. actually here, yesterday it on the sidelines and he said yes, the recognition is there, but the speed is of the essence. and that's where you crane could be perceived to steal the limelight to a certain degree, particularly when you look at the sustainable development goals by 2030 that's only been met by round about 15 percent. acceleration is needed. the intent is that more money is that, but many feel it simply isn't enough yet. so other things, other crises, other conflicts. let's look at tamale's, don south to don, also on the agenda, but to ukraine is really stealing the limelight to set degrees. now is to political editor mikaela cruz. no, thank you. always. great speaking to is there by john claims its troops have taken more than 60 positions of the remaining forces in the disputed region. have no corner carol, according to our medium back set protests there, at least 25 people h

as the sustainable goals are, the center piece of this year's international gathering. gutierrez says they provide the best road map out of today's many crises. so the asg, these are just a list of goals. they carry the hopes, dreams, the rights and the expectations of people. every with yep. today, only 15 percent of the targets are on track. and many out of going in reverse d s. d cheese or sustainable development pools are made up of 17 targets. it is so design that were adopted by phone number states in 2015 and then dishes blueprint toward to do list, which includes funding climate change, protecting our oceans, combat and disease, eradicating poverty, ensuring quality education and gender quality. this year marks the halfway point for achieving the 2030 deadline. and according to the latest progress report, the world is in trouble. only some 15 percent of targets are on track to be reached by 2030, close to half or moderately, or severely off track. and some 37 percent have either seen no movement or regressed below the 2015 baseline. as we mark the mid points of the 2013 agenda

it's time for compromise for about the tomorrow. gutierrez says that means integrating the s t g international policies, budgets, and long term development planning. leaders will also be asked to adopt a new political declaration, reaffirming their commitment to the 2030 agenda that includes a stimulus of at least $500000000000.00 per year in affordable, long term financing for developing countries to help them invest in the global goals and break the cycle of debt. i also dominate, looks solely the humanitarian ambassador for concern worldwide. if any progress asshole has been made in a limited illuminating poverty world wide. yeah, i mean, it is only a few years ago that the world came together to promise. that's a risk reduction in poverty level and 0 hunger, noble emissions. and, and that's your, your and at the court there just to show him a set. and in fact, progress has been reversed to the score car as certainly in terms of 0 hunger and poverty. it's fairly abysmal. i think it's important to remember that when the nations came together 8 years ago, the world was facing a population of

climate change was high on the agenda of the annual un general assembly secretary general until near gutierrez, highlighted the devastation and then as a snapshot of the threat posed by climate change. this, as they kicked off the climates and vision summit, summit meeting man, if he has opened the gates of hell or in the seats, is having orlando's effects. these stokes problem is watching crops, getting away by floods, sweltering temperatures, spawning disease, and 1000 slee again, fields. as he started fires rage, the more from foss who falls to renewables is happening. but throughout beckett's behinds, we must make up time, lost the foot, dragging out of the 3 springs, and then they can get in the intense interest rate gauging billions from fossil fuels. i'm up to say about the world's leading polluters. china in the united states were absent from the summits to despite the extreme, the other events. greenhouse gas emissions are still rising. and fossil fuels are still being subsidized to the sum of 7 trillion dollars a year. is there a mind to now if our top story us presidential, i bide i

just the secretary general antonio gutierrez, last proposed. one of the major issues in my view is how we can insure that innovation and technological advances can be used by humanity as a whole. artificial intelligence for exam, apple offers tremendous opportunities. and at the same time, it comes to mind the division of the world is only a few benefit from it. if algorithms only take into account part of the reality is access is limited to richard country and that is why germany is actively fostering the exchange on the digital global digital compact. we should also talk about common rules for the possible use of generative traditional intelligence as a weapon and invited the to conspire. another question that will define our futures, how the united nations itself represents the reality of a multi pull our world to date. it does not do that sufficiently and is to be by that to them that is most evident in the composition of the security council and the me a pot. i'm therefore delighted to have that a growing number of partners, including 3 of

we're hampering their ability to fight climate change. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, called for a change in the course of climate action. many african countries by 4 times more bought or more for borrowing, then united states, and they times more than the wealthiest you'd be in countries. steve of charging adjust executable green transition was supporting developments more broadly across africa. requires a bit of magic course correction. many of the african nations attending the summit or calling to increase lending with more favorable terms to countries vulnerable to climate change. while another proposal is a carbon tax that would help finance projects for development, the spam football federation has that corner meeting the women's world come, winning coach, filled out as seen as a close ally of the federation's president luis. for reality, reality is mired and scandal for kissing the spain forward dining room. also, after the final, the was seen a plodding during a speech went to realize, refuse to resign bill that has also been under fire since 15 players calling for hi

it's time for compromise for about the tomato. gutierrez says that means integrating the cds into national policies, budgets, and long term development planning. leaders will also be asked to adopt a new political declaration, reaffirming their commitment to the 2030 agenda that includes a stimulus of at least $500000000000.00 per year in affordable, long term financing for developing countries to help them invest in the global goals and break the cycle of debt. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use the sale of thousands of his babies at month a jewish new year with a protest and tel aviv against the government's plans to overhaul the judicial system. months of demonstrations of rocky as well after 5 minutes. the benjamin netanyahu propose the changes. critics say the plans will weaken democracy. european commission, president tools the fund line has promised swift deportation. migrant smuggled into europe. she also plans to increase the valence in the mediterranean during your visit to the on the plan to do so. with the tongue and prime minister, georgia of about a

that was also lamented by un secretary general antonio gutierrez, who spoke at the summit on tuesday. he prays the many sustainable energy projects already in operation across the continent, and said it was time to end being justices holding africa back. now is the time to bring together if he can come to these, we developed countries, financial institutions and big logical companies to create, to, to africa and the new but the g alliance. and all of that the requires that the rest and good not even just these. and now they did and fair. and these functional global financial system on average, african countries pay $4.00 times more borrow more for borrowing them to united states. and they times more than the wealthiest you'd be in countries. then i wrote the declaration. judges will lead us to introduce a global carbon taxation regime, including taxes on fossil fuel, trade, maritime transport, and a vision, and even to consider a global transaction tax. the profits to be here live it's related investments. the applicant climate summit was the 1st interest continental meeting of its ki

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do have to remember the uh, one along with the united nations general secretary general antonio gutierrez, had broke the deal. it was a major political and diplomatic coup uh one. and he really has been working very hot behind the scenes to get that deal working again out to spite these intense talks with cute it, it appears that that has been the full progress made. and this will be a blow to out on because he's many way seen the success of the grading deal. it's a vindication of he's controversial stands of maintaining a balanced approach of good ties with folk moscow. and we have an untucked, he's western allies. now the fact that these greenville isn't, hasn't been resumed will be upload fraud one, given the fact that the have put so much effort ahead of this meeting. now that was still fed 14, has an alternative plan to export that. uh, that grain. do you know more about that? yes, so the present putin has been talking about this for some time. and he's talking about the of the distribution of 1000000 tons of grain. he says that russia will give this for free, and it will be part of

we already heard a rousing message from you and secretary general antonio gutierrez, saying that the sustainable development goals are not just schools, but a promise to build a world of progress of health, of opportunity. and we are falling far short. we have only achieved 15 percent of the target so far, and we are at the mid points until 2030. now it's important to note that these targets these goals were made in 2015. and just the last few years alone, i gave us the pandemic, gave us, so russia's war on ukraine and that sort of stock market lease and in stock. there's also a concern here that this war and ukraine might suck up all the air, the room, and take away space from other issues like hunger in the horn of africa or climate change. but what of course, but you, one general assembly is, is also a, an opportunity for especially smaller countries to present their case the nations assembled. and it is going to be imperative for them to be able to do that. if we are going to get anywhere with the sustainable development goals. yeah, so plan to yeah, on the agenda there. janelle,