hal: the current framework for u.s. policy toward taiwan is spelled out in the taiwan relations act, passed over four decades ago, has been translated into something that is often referred to as strategic ambiguity. what america would do if a conflict broke out on the taiwan straight. there has been more debate in the past two years or so whether the u.s. should shift to a position of strategic clarity, issuing something closer to an alliance-like guarantee, that it would come to taiwan's aid if it were attacked. do you have a view on which policy makes the most sense? or is it more of a capabilities problem rather than consensus problem? sen. cornyn: i think it is a moot point. president xi and the prc assumed that the u.s. would come to the aid of taiwan. japan clearly believes that an attack on taiwan would threaten their national security interests, particularly given the nature of the disputed islands in the south china sea. again, i'm a little less confident on what our other friends might do, so i don't think we

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. >> what do you mean, hal? mission is too important to jeopardize it. >> i don't know what you're talking about hall r hal i. >> i know you and frank were planning to disconnect me. i'm afraid that is something i cannot allow to happen. neil: iconic early preview attraction what artificial intelligence would look like? probably not. i love that movie so much, that particular clip so much, i pass it along. along comes the world's richest man we should have a pause in this entire chatgpt thing. we have don't know what it means, risk to society, so far to have a six-month pause to figure out what is going on? that is the world's richest man saying that, who got that rich because of technology, because he saw the ample benefits of technology. should we be worried? carl szabo, vice president net choice, professor of internet law george mason university, scalia law school, so he knows what he speaks. carl, it is interesting there, people of my generation that kind of crystallizes the fear then, maybe it is more prono

but as an i'll return now to my predecessor at colby, hal raymond as hal raymond wrote in a separate article about benjamin butler. if colby students and i personally elisabeth add and the rest of us if colby students would champion the underprivileged as fiercely and uphold the american republic as faithfully as benjamin butler they too would deserve, be honored by the college. and i would say i agree. thank you. i'm i'm happy to take questions. and i apologize for my runny nose. i do not have covid. i promise. i just. yes, sir. walter. hi. so you talked a bit about beast and the women order, but you talk about spoons, the corruption. so could you talk a bit about alleged corruption in new orleans during his administration? yes. thank for that question. that's another reason that i spend a of time on new orleans in the biography and certainly there were questions, including by the department of the treasury and its agents in, new orleans, about what happening with regard to butler's use of military funds equipment. was he actually stealing people's silverware as he was confiscating

it is a big problem- _ hal lambert, founder and ceo of point bridge capital and a former director ate. thank ou. in indonesia verdicts will be handed down on thursday for three police officers charged with negligence over a deadly stampede in a football stadium last year. indonesia's human rights commission has said police officers firing tear gas into the crowds was the main cause of the fatal stampede at malang's kanjuruhan stadium, in which 135 people were killed. 0ur correspondent, valdya baraputri, is injakarta. talk us through the background of the case. talk us through the background of the case-— of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you — of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you back _ of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you back to _ of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you back to october. of the case. yes, so i'm going. to take you back to october the first of last year. early—morning indonesians were shocked by the deaths dozens of people and it was at a stadium in malang a city called kanjuruhan stadium. there was a match between two football clubs, rivals that

hal robson—kanu. hi how . league start. hal robson—kanu. hi how. i'm doing really well.ow. what do you think of gary lineker's in particular? refereed seeing germany in the second world war in relation this migrants policy. second world war in relation this migrants policy . yeah this migrants policy. yeah i think obviously in terms of lineker his comments, i think they're obviously being taken in they're obviously being taken in the sense of, you know, what they have come across. you know, when you're referencing germany in its past it's always going to be a very difficult and of course sensitive subject but i think know diving deeper into it you want be asking the questions as to you know why did gary lineker say what he said. and i think when you look at the support which has come out in favour of gary lineker when you look at the likes of ian wright, alan shearer, jermaine jenas and even the piers morgan, all supporting gary lineker and what he has said and his position i think fundamentally what we're here is a support of free speech and you know bbc's comments arou

hal robson—kanu. hi how . league start. hal robson—kanu. hi how. i'm doing really well.ow. what do you think of gary lineker's in particular? refereed seeing germany in the second world war in relation this migrants policy. second world war in relation this migrants policy . yeah this migrants policy. yeah i think obviously in terms of lineker his comments, i think they're obviously being taken in they're obviously being taken in the sense of, you know, what they have come across. you know, when you're referencing germany in its past it's always going to be a very difficult and of course sensitive subject but i think know diving deeper into it you want be asking the questions as to you know why did gary lineker say what he said. and i think when you look at the support which has come out in favour of gary lineker when you look at the likes of ian wright, alan shearer, jermaine jenas and even the piers morgan, all supporting gary lineker and what he has said and his position i think fundamentally what we're here is a support of free speech and you know bbc's comments arou

iraq and other countries shiites and sunnis were present together in this ceremony last night karbala hal and the fans of the prophet's family, on the birthday of mahdi, 1389, lit candles around the two temples , and the hand of the king to hasten the pleasure of the lord, to raise the venus of the lord and my master hojjat al-hassan al-askari, who with their presence will raise the flag of true islam in the world. revival of the half-sha'ban ceremony in iraq is not exclusive to shiites, and many of the sunnis of irq know that this night is laila al-ragheeb. all the iraqis opened their photos in karbala today and are reviving the half of shaban. jalal khalidi, karbala radio and television agency, karbala, the burial ceremony of the martyrs of yesterday's attack by the zionist regime was held in the jeninish camp with the large presence of palestinians in jenin. resistance in they emphasized against the occupiers. in the night, there were also demonstrations by palestinians in different cities of corona, including nablus, ramallah, and allah khalili, to condemn the crimes of the zionist mi

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should it look like a wholesal removal of the drug from the market or perhaps some hal measure? >> sarah mccammon was in tha courthouse we thank you so much i want to turn now to michel goodwin, a professor of law at the university of california a irvine -- she work specifically on abortion rights, reproductiv freedom, and health care laws. it is great to have you on first, i want to start with, t me, take a step back before we get to the law - the sort of manifest and prosperous pre-textural nature of this whole thing. the plaintiffs didn't suddenly become very concerned with administrative law procedure a it regards drug approval it is that this drug is no more important in a post-roe landscape and they want to get rid of it because they don't want women exercisin reproductive choice becaus they hate abortion -- >> well, death of abortion b 1000 strikes, post-dobbs we see dobbs, june 24th, 2022, overturning roe v. wade an planned parenthood despite the fact that justic alito and justice kavanaugh in the concurring opinion said, there are guardrails in place. other areas of pri

on the 11th of hal, god willing, today he will practice about 20 functions. today, he will practice about 20 functions . the crisis of the country and many questions will be done by the device, including loading and slinging cargo with a helicopter and firefighting with a helicopter , firefighting with an umbrella drone, and unloading field assessors with a chat . in order to mount the rescue vehicles to the fixed wing, to transport the injured paramedics and evaluators by helicopter from the place of the supposed accident to the hospitals where they are training as a nurse's aide at mehr mashhad hospital, and from the hospitals to the airports because the injured are in fact additional to the organization and additional condition tehran should be transferred to the cities of other provinces and there are many cases that are all related to the conditions of the earthquake . at the same time, i emphasize that it is a practice and not an experiment. don't worry. natural incidents and nothing to do with anything, in fact, it has nothing to do with security, mili

at the time that larry hal would've been there. >> but the only case which prosecutors had significan. larry hall was arrested in connection with her death, eve though he denied tha confession a miller. hall went on trial in 1995 >> as a prosecutor, what is th best card that you are holding >> well, we had a statement, his confession, said he did it >> valmont called deputy sheriff miller to the stand. to testify that hall had admitted that he had abducte and killed jesse, when he' spotted her with her bicycle >> he was walking the bike a the height >> in the confession, paul gav him a detail that only the killer would know. that jesse was not riding he bike, but walking it as safety precaution that th roaches insisted that they follow when on the narrow road >> that was not in the press that she was walking the mic that day >> yes >> when you heard that, did he give more credit to the story? >> yes it sealed it for me. i knew that he was the one >> a jury, unanimously agreed. it took three hours to convict larry hall but prosecutor beaumont believ that this was just the tip o the ici

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that where we are now has been impacted by what's happened ove the last two and a hal, three years.andemicabout e all of the health and mental health disparities that we've seen, i think the surgeon general put it best. he said, we're in a real state our youth, and our middle sc schoolers are right in the middle of that. >> me ?iesm i'm pretty action orcorrected. i think any parent is. if they're listening and their kid is coming home from school, i want to know what i need to d right now. >> sure. i tell you what, the best thing we can do and what we know that will make a big difference, thi is a time that it is so ortant that we talk to our kids about the values that we have and how we think we need t each other. one that can make the biggest difference in o how our kids succeed and thrive is having a trusting relationship. so what can you do?@talk to you. start a conversation, even if it's hard. there has been a lot of violenc the schools lately. le the me what you know. get there input about it. >> julietti love that. >> ask them how they're feeling. >> and sometimes they may no

evelyn lost her life, so did hal lee, william too. substitute teacher cynthia and the head of the school catherine also died as did the custodian, mike. chances are your child has seen or heard maybe a little bit about the tragedy in nashville. so it's on us to lead them in conversation and talk about it. but how? joining me live now doctor steven addalscheim. we can't tell them there's a fix. we can't even as parents guarantee that they'll be safe at school anymore. so what do we say to our kids? >> the first thing we do is take care of ourselves and make sure that before we're meeting with our kids we're taking care of our own feelings and ensure we're ready to be fully present. when we talk with them we need to take a developmental approach. talking with an elementary school student we want to address safety, let them know how rare these events are. all these leereds and all of us in school and our families are there to support them. so the listening is also key in terms of that as well. and not giving more information that our you

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reminds me of stanley cooper famous film space odyssey 2001, if you recall there was a computer called hal that thought human astronauts were trying to divert the mission what he was going to do is get rid of the astronauts, they were finally able to dislodge it by taking out his circuits, that is a big challenge the mission that they are given. >> i think new tools tend to add value but i think we also have to realize the rest of the world is not going to cooperate if we say we don't want advanced. also we've been talking to the first segment of the massive debt the u.s. government has taken on can we really ever fund the massive debt, can a society of advance and we don't embrace productivity enhancing tools? don't we need to hit the accelerator on productivity if we want to be a more prosperous society if we want to be able to pay her bills. >> unfortunately we probably are not going to be able to stop the development of a.i., as you mentioned other nations are not going to abide by the same rules that we are were basically in an arms race for a.i. across the globe. i just worry about w

ah ah. hal i received some rather nasty weather recently across so central and eastern parts of the care, northern areas of syria, just pushing across the north of iraq some when she was still in place here. quite a brisk wind as well. just blowing him from at east side of the mediterranean, the system will make its way through as he go on through the next couple of days. lie be whence to just to remedy the side of saudi arabia. and then this pushes way towards the same cutter is a go on through s sunday, quite a brisk shamile setting in, at that stage, you can see how it does brighten up towards the caucasus as we go on through satch day to care. generally try and quiet by this stage, somewhat warmer as well. if theme celsius there, in acro, and we will see that's a try and settle weather coming back into the eastern side of the mediterranean. so in improving situation, going on here, thought dry. meanwhile, across northern parts of africa, the brisk compton when continuing across the sahara. and then we got the usual showers, just hugging the coast of west africa as we go through the n

don't even cut the umbilical cord, you wait for it to drop, and then you're going to bury that and have hal cotton planted tree to link a child, you know, to the tree. i am. so b, c, i'm the mother of the hyena. i'm cro where mom, mom, mom but sneak in a so that whoever attends them august the hyena, it's a, i'm a conservationist. they all are probably going to change that to tom. well, you don't produce the rivers. everything is of a co viability. that's what our culture is. that's what my at, in a seems to be a i wanted to address the scramble for africa and its resources over the past, centuries had left a trail of devastation in its wake. from planted minerals to stolen artifacts, the voices from the continent are determined to be heard. well, that brings us to the end of this week, so we hope you enjoyed it. next week we will explore the search for alternative currencies to the american dollar by african countries. please feel free to reach out with you ideas, as we'd love to hear your input and feedback. you can always catch up on odyssey for one tick, tock. well, that's it for me and

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morning ah, hal i, we've got some really nasty weather across the east side of the red. it's radiant at the moment. big area cloud just rolling through the levant and it's bringing some very disturb whether it's a pretty windy weather as well. you can see some rain there, some snow over the mountains and kia, that'll make its way further east was expect to see some showers there around syria, lebanon jordan, the occupied. i was to me in territories. israel that will slide further east, which as we go one through sas day, so very much a case of some dry weather, but also wet and windy weather to watch out for times. central pause, a saudi arabia, also seeing some ryan fine here in kata. doha, at around $28.00 celsius, they'll be some showers, some of the wintry slowly making the way across afghanistan, that disturb whether we have a cross at east side of the mediterranean, also affecting the north east of africa, northeast to libya, seeing some wet and windy weather at times and push his way further east was cairo 32 celsius on friday, falling back to route 23. as we lose

earlier, i spoke to hal lambert, a former director at credit suisse.e were significant concerns about the future of the bank. the bank has been poorly run for a very long time and when you have poorly run banks and a credit situation like we're having now globally, those are the banks that tend to run into problems. there is a big that with credit suisse they potentially defaulted, that could have ramifications for other banks because they are all interconnected, they are loaning to each other, doing cross trades with each other, so there are other banks that will have exposure to credit suisse, but this loan evidently from the swiss national bank, they will use those funds to buy back some of their debt is what i've read. perhaps they will try shore up the debt that was trading at very big discounts because people, there is a probability right now in the market, a 45—50% chance of default by credit suisse so they will step into try to buy some of their own bonds. i don't think it will end with this. there will have to be more done. you mentioned the n

ah, hal i received some big thunder heads recently just around southern parts of borneo, big, massive cloud around here. and we say, when every 100 millimeters, the fried in the past 24 hours. that's a wet weather, has slid away from a king that kind of area easing a little further east was malay peninsula, but straw than it has been recently. still a few showers lingering there across a good pot of sumatra. down into java, some live his house to come to into the philippines city cross central and southern parts over the next couple of days. but even further north, this looking a little disturbed regression. see some disturbed weather sliding in across northern parts of indo china. while the mayor's ma straight is still saying some lively showers, some fabri downpours, just around the tropics. as per usual, we still have this disturbance out into the air. the chorus he drawing in something of a, an easterly wind, so still a few showers right up at east side of australia. 29 celsius there in sidney temperatures are picking up here. now they're $35.00 degrees by the time we come to wet

ah. hal i, the wintry weather now setting improperly across northern parts. if you see the cloud diving in the cross got in the be some sniff where significant snow over the higher ground area lie pressure drawer. we met cold at down from the arctic speclink of snow showers. just talking in behind that some my winter, whether to just effect that eastern side or being did it doesn't course make its way down across the low countries, north part of germany, this weather system extending all the way across it to that western side of russia . she had asked no just drifts across denmark, sweden, i, which was the baltic as we go one through tuesday, just 5 celsius in london. that is not much like at all as we go through tuesday afternoon, is little mild of air into paris. some rain coming through here, costello countries that sinks a little farther east, which as we go on through wednesday, paris actually warming up to around 14 degrees. lots of cloud and radicals. a good part of france will need the rightness, they bad thing, or the full celsius there in london. so

hal khadijah is now an entrepreneur and trainer of several arts in the field of handicrafts.s lady is an artist. one day, this game of swing changed the way of life of this turkmen lady. from here i am alone . she was crying in the hospital and the house of shah fruit was taken . i hit the ground. top or top cooperative company received the 14th edition of the national green carpet summit. the only woman who received a permanent plaque from golestan province was selected as the model artist and top exhibitor of several international exhibitions, and her latest honor was participation in the international handicrafts festival. fajr, while khadija pursues big goals with her children, to be a producer , to create employment for ourselves, choosing these days educates a lot , protecting the arts and helping to learn this service that does not make them green and lasting, something that khadija distributes every year, fatemeh timuri of the gorgan radio and television news agency, in the name of god, good morning, the iranian national football team held the first schröder practice

the syrian official announced the attack of the zionist regime's fighters on hal international airport. in this attack, which took place at around 3:55 am local time on wednesday, damage was done to the city's airport. the russian sputnik news agency also quoted a security source as saying that it was an attack. the zionist regime's fighter jets have attacked syria with tricks. about 15 days ago, the international airport was the target of a similar attack . the us secretary of state expressed concern about iran's drone power by announcing new sanctions against several iranian individuals and institutions . his personal page destabilizes the iranian drones in the west asian region. today, we spoke out and sanctioned the person who supports iran's drone industry and other weapons programs . at the same time as anti-government protests spread in france, the workers of marseille port in the south of this country its meters also stopped working, and one of the entrances to the port was blocked. local sources also reported a clash between the police and the strikers in the oil refinery of f

2021, the same thing happens again. jojo caskey who discovered the grave, has to catch a flight and hal at us, she assumed responsibility for retrieving the jewelry. it is as though the ancient graves of badger telling the team, make sure you come back. there is still much to discover. ah halla laura, she has collected the beads and numbered them. she will remain in albania for a time in order to examine the artifact piece by piece. what will this discovery reveal about human existence? 9000 years ago. in recent decades, basha has provided a wealth of information that has changed, accepted wisdom about the people of the neolithic age. our distant ancestors were able to spend time engaged in creative aesthetic and decorative pursuits because of an abundance of food. basha has fundamentally altered our understanding of the past yet so much about the ancient settlement still remains a mystery for now a with transporting goods to europe. what's the latest on china's new silk road? russia's war against ukraine has disrupted traffic on important stretches of the mammoth network. companies are

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welcome to the traditional ritual of hal halah or ramadan. it was held for the first time in razavi haram. in this tradition, the arrival of the month of ramadan is announced . halalak or traditional ramadan in arab-speaking muslim countries, on the occasion of my own feast month , in this ceremony, a group of children and teenagers in the alley neighborhoods sing poems in praise of the ahl al-bayt and the blessing of this month, and in summer, they give the moon and eyelashes and congratulate. it is said that for the first time, astan quds razavi held the same tradition in razavi's palace and palace children and teenagers of 11 nationalities whose performance you saw said i am in the shrine from lebanon from pakistan mohammad javad i am strong from india the poem was about the holy month of ramadan, we congratulate one of the best months of god in the holy month of ramadan and this we sang hymns in the shrine and became the dear people of iran that the first of the holy month of ramadan and praying for imam zaman to appear early. i am origin

we'll speak to former premier league star hal robinson . lots to get through it .l robinson . lots to get through it. is a lineker on the brink special? but first, the headlines with that can never be fired. taxi a sanchez. that can never be fired. taxi a sanchez . marg, thanks very good sanchez. marg, thanks very good evening. this is the latest from the gb news remand. as you've just been hearing, the bbc told gary lineker to step back from presenting match the day until

ah, hal, i would they still have some very heavy right across the western side of the amazon . you say the thunderheads that been popping away, that i would say was that so western side of peru pushing up into ecuador, the wet weather will stay in place. he. it goes through the next couple of days. so the south still about the heat. santiago, a good 7 or 8 degrees above the seasonal average over the next few days and still getting up into the 30s should be the mid twenties is the mid twenties there for want to service some where to where they're coming back into more than argentina in to paraguay, and there's that very heavy rain up towards ecuador over the next few days. northern parts of south america also seeing some bits and pieces of rain bits and pieces of rain to went to central america. but nothing too much to speak up. we do have this band of cloud and ranges coming in across the bahamas. alice run its way across cuba freshening things up for a time as we go through friday. just notice how the wind starts pushing from a southerly direction for the gulf of mexico, so th

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it was very unusual to lose power for two and a hal days. >>> let's check the remaining outages. this is pg&e's outage map. there are some lingering outage along the peninsula and in the th bay. one of the hardest-hit spots is near the mudslide in woodside. >>> most of california is now out of the drought. the governor has ordered water districtinsanta cla countyer this was the reservoir earlier this week, swollen and filled t capa with water cascading down the spillway, the very visible result of all of the we weather we've had so far this year. years now. just last month because of the record snowfall and snow fact, we ha proved out of drought. >> reporter: nita is a sp wat. says the water district is considering lifting many of the restrictions the agencyism. ed during the drought. >> what that would entail w be falling off our mandatory water use restriction 15% compared to 2019. >> reper: nita says the considering lifting the limits on how often ple can watertheir. the current rule is just twice a week. and they're looking at making major cges to the so-called wapolice. >> w

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and jim, and his daughters in law ha hailey or hal whatever the hell her name s rob walker, no relationirmed it in a statement saying: >> chair comer believes, there are more bidens involved. >> at the end of this i think we'll see there are probably 6 or 7 biden family members, that were involved in various, schemes around the world. >> this just shows how deep the biden family was involved in this influence, peddling scheme this looks like the people who are aligned with the chinese communist party, sent 3 million to a show corporation -- shell corporation then they split it three-ways, 3 different family members, for no reasons. >> who else had their fingers in the honey pot biden got his finger in the honey pot. >> i'm jealous of hunter, when my dad did business overseasal my family got was a suitcase covered from stripper glitter. i am bothered by this the concern that hunter paid his brother's widow in singles, a cab driver talking here. joe biden was talked out of running in 2016, ab barack obama said step aside. it is hillary's turn, i think he card out. kennedy: he thought she

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ah ah, ah . hal i we have said some rob hot weather across eastern parts of australia, haughty enough, full the west bush was for around 3 years into parts of inland, new south wales. more than 40 blazes said going away here. he has been, i've, it's was the other side of the great dividing, right? with sidney oper, route 38 celsius. i would a passed a day or 2 that's a 100 in fahrenheit. and again, we not see those kind of temperatures for around 3 years. we could take the right that right is somewhat farther north. some heavy down pulls lurking away across the northern parts of queensland, nor the marys of the northern territory to see how it try to sink. for the south was as weak i 3 wednesday temperatures to ease off the sidney, but still very much on the hot side that wasn't released off down to water. se melbourne. just 17 celsius. a 16 that the hope out loud and right is try to make its way across the tasman, was he? temps is picking up to mount 27 in christchurch with a normally wind picking in here. but the rain is underway by right is moving away. on the other hand formed jap

a new survey says more than hal of americans have conversations with their pet. would nobody else is around. 48 percent told their pet a secret they had never told anyone. the question is, kevin corke it to you talk to your pet no one is around? and why. i don't know who these people are. i guess it's real. i can't imagine. i love pets i love dogs especially. this is hilarious. no. it not in my thing is kind of interesting because of the whol thing correct the be putting we would get up and say that type of stop. >> and you act like yeah i'm having a little trouble. my dog is not my therapist abou yossi kevin corke you are looking at a person who has actual conversations with my do hijacks dax i love you so much. >> so funny. when you're leaving the house, i'll be right back. i promise. you be good. like they know what you're saying. >> anything more is about it? if you have a secret, they're not going to tell anyone. >> there is a great jump that i can't tell. i can't even tell it but the punchline is that don't believe that lying set of a gun. >> we have eric m

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