and you mentioned chris hayes. of you listening, we interviewed chris hayes that on bbc sounds. yeah. i'm actually in the middle of re—evaluating all of the united states... he called me a dummy. what a lovely word. a stupid joke that went badly. don'tjoke on social media. it's not what it was. but i just want to dig into this a bit, though. planes crash again." ..in poor taste. yes, i think you're right. no? with my wife right now. no, i don't. maybe i should. staff's social media posts. i mean, in that context, i would point out that many "0h, he's a terrorist who's 9/11, wants to crash planes." that, as did others on the right. things that other people say simply because of the colour but it was also a joke that you regret making. it's not something i agree with. but, you know, i left. i was happy that we were able to negotiate an exit for me cable news contract. so i wanted to go my own way and do my own thing, it was a great experience. ijust wonder... the media industry. that the israel—gaza war and your opin

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thanks so much. >> chris hayes is the host of all in with chris hayes here on msnbc. siren's call how attention became the world's most endangered resource. coming up, the european union's foreign minister is calling for a new leader of the free world following donald trump publicly siding with russia over ukraine on friday. generations old alliances are being called into question in this new trump era, including the alliance with canada. up next, i'll be joined by ambassador bob rae, canada's ambassador to the united nations. >> human rights during the meddling. and i am finally at some of them. i work out, i eat right, but there are just some areas i just need to have tweaked. >> that's why this celebrity housewife went to sono bello. one visit, permanent fat removal. >> i saw results right away. i just feel so much more confident in my body image. feels great. >> when it comes to your personal health and happiness, you deserve the absolute best. >> i go back to old dorinda. >> schedule your free, no obligation consultation call now or go to sono. com. >> what do yo

back with me, max rose and hayes brown.hings are that we can laugh at something that has been traumatizing the federal workforce, traumatizing real communities because people are being fired and the services that they've been that they were doing are no longer they're not happening. they're not available. and hayes, i mean, i'm just you've been writing a lot about the impact of doge on usaid, which seems every day it's in the news with some horrifying thing. after another 15 minutes to get your stuff out. >> right. >> and i think one. >> of the things. >> that's been overlooked is the fact that a lot of the money that is being tied up right now, that trump and doge are effectively saying should not go out the door for usaid is to pay for work that's already been done by contractors and grantees. $1.5 billion thereabouts of work that has been completed, that is now these contractors, they may have subcontracted out. so other people are waiting for that funding. they can't pay their workers. they can't pay their staffers. peo

and hayes brown, writer and editor for msnbc daily.k you both very much for coming to the sunday show. so as you're the only former member of congress sitting here at the table, max, your assessment of what senator senator murphy said. do you share that all we're going to see is president trump spew lies, lies about his alignment with russia? sure. >> and i would defer to the senator who i respect as to what we're going to see. but i'll tell you what we're not going to see. and that is donald trump. give one proactive proposal to lower costs. we're not going to see him defend at any point the fact that he just fired tens of thousands of veterans because 50% of our federal workforce are veterans, and 50% of those are actually disabled veterans. he's not going to defend the fact that he's literally overseeing right now the destruction of the va as we know it. and he certainly won't defend the fact that the biden multiyear stock market rally is apparently ending right before our very eyes, virtually the minute that he assumes the presiden

here is the militia enrollment record of linville hayes, the brother in law of margaret hayes that wesaw earlier in the presentation, and the older brother of confederate upton hayes. all of his expanding extended kin. we're descendants of daniel boone. and they were southern leaning with some the bush and some in active confederates. lindo, who lived within a mile of upton hayes home near present day 63rd street and prospect in kansas city. was duda suspected of disloyalty for good cause, but his property was not torched, as upton's had. louisville was, a nominal loyal unionist by and a rebel by night. the truth of his allegiance was manifested when the militia was called in to active service. linville was able, as you see on the card from the militia, having gone the bush and joined joining stirling price's confederates. in 1863, the union created yet another effort controlling the insurgency by forming the district of the border, consisting the counties lying along the western border of missouri, the eastern border of kansas a cross border military command was created. thomas ewing

garrison hayes joins me now.d on wednesday. it was initiated by black faith leaders. i'd like to note i haven't been a target. i didn't know that. i didn't know that the boycott was until this week. i haven't been in a number of weeks since the initiative was first announced. are you telling me that target actually still has a dei initiative platform and that people have it wrong? >> well, what what. i'm saying is that they are trying to play it both ways. they are trying to do this kind of sleight of hand, as i describe. >> it, where. >> they're rebranding. >> and renaming and reorganizing their efforts around diversity, equity and inclusion. but they aren't. actually ending them. and i think, as i say, this is actually a little bit more dangerous. >> than ending. >> them outright, because what it does. >> is it convinces. >> the electorate, the american people, that donald trump is more powerful than he actually is. >> he can't tell. >> these companies to stop their hiring best practices. >> he can't. >> stop w

chris hayes, my former colleague at msnbc, has a great new book out about the attention economy.rtant phrase about the attention economy. we do live in an environment where people are trying to break through all of the noise, get attention, get noticed, make noise. it's a pressure on all of us. it's a pressure as much on you at the bbc as it is on me at zeteo, right? everyone is feeling this. it's a very crowded space, a lot of loud voices. the democratisation of the media means there's a lot of people, some of whom shouldn't be listened to and some, you know, the bbc still trying to maintain relevance and say, "look, we're more reliable "and factual than the rest, we're more trusted." there's no point me setting up a media company, getting great, out there and no—one reads or sees it. those of you listening, we interviewed chris hayes that on bbc sounds. ..do you feel addicted to the hit of going viral? he chuckles this is a debate. this is a discussion i have with friends, with family. time on social media. i'm actually in the middle of re—evaluating all of my social media. i d

so, thoughts on this one, hayes? your deposits, if you will, into the democratic bank, you expect your return to come from the democratic bank. yes. and if the republican bank does something for you, you're not going to reject that. but you put your deposits in the democratic bank. when the democratic bank did not return, give them return on investment. then persons lost their enthusiasm. so i don't blame people who lost their enthusiasm because we didn't honor what we said. >> your thoughts on the whole green situation? >> so al green's been a real one since the first trump administration he has introduced. i've lost count of how many impeachment resolutions he introduced against donald trump. he has been saying for the longest time now that this man cannot be trusted with power. so i'm not surprised at all when it when i learned when we were watching the address and we're like, who is it? who is making it? oh, it's al green. that makes total sense to me. that makes 100% sense. what doesn't make sense to me is the r

hayes brown, msnbc daily writer and editor, and v spear, host and creator of under the desk news. so, hayes, what a week it's been for marco rubio. >> not a. >> great week. >> not a great week. >> yeah, absolutely. marco rubio. >> you mentioned the. >> 99 to 0 senate vote. >> that feels like. >> the sort of. >> genteel. >> sort of like we're. >> all buddies here. think that the senate. >> has been. >> known for. >> yeah. back in the day like. >> that when a senator. is nominated. >> to become a cabinet. >> official. >> unless they. >> have just been. >> wildly outside. >> the norm. >> that's usually a courtesy of the. >> senate to. >> be like. >> we trust. >> you, buddy. >> you've been here. we get. >> you, you've. got this. >> but now that rubio is. >> in office at foggy bottom. he really. >> has been sidelined. like you said. he has not. >> been looked at as the chief. >> diplomat to the united states. >> he's just been kind of there. he's been. >> making trips. >> he went to. >> panama. >> like you. >> mentioned. >> and he has not been doing much that we've. >> been. >> able to

posted ts -- her colleague from new mexico reacted thisay -- and from e use, connecticut democrat hayes released this statement- ♪ >> democracy is always an unfinished creation. >> democracy is worth dying for. >> it belongs to us all. >> we are here in the sanctuary of democracy. >> great responsibilities fall once again to the great democracies. >> american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> freedom and democracy must be constantly guarded and protected. >> we are still a democracy. >> this is also a massive victory for democracy and freedom. ♪ >> following a contentious oval office mting between trump, vance, and zelenskyy, the president posts --

from the iconpic hate ashbury and fillmore and japantown to hayes valley. the north of pand handle, western addition and tenderloin, this district showcase city diversity at its finest. >> i'm consisten evans a resident and small business owner in the historic haight ashbury. i own [indiscernible] haight ashbury is a unique place. it was the most colorful part of the city when i was a kid. i ended up moving here and owner a book stoor here, which was the dream. we have people of all walks and visor its and tourists around the world that come to the haight ashbury. coming sometimes to see the histzry of the neighborhood. the rock stars, janice jaupson and grateful dead house. people are free spirited. here we have many second hand clothing stors. here are eco conference so people enjoying the street and a place to stop and people watch. while you are doing that, stop have lunch. we have [indiscernible] fun restaurant. cha, cha, cha, neighborhoods class. ic. they have a place next door. i could go on about all the really great places to try in the haight. i'm

and chicago mills hayes. >> around 5 years. i have the most. >> with what everything he does. >> he's tall with stanford star is taking college hoops by storm and having a ton of fun in the process. the forty-niners said donated more than $20,000 worth of football training equipment. >> 2, 3, santa clara high schools. kathleen macdonald, wilcox and santa clara high received lineman shoots 2 men. sled ce. that's a big tire bags. helmets, pads, whatever you need to training for football, it seems like they've donated. they were part of the initiative forty-niners cares which contributes a quarter of a million dollars per year to community programs in santa clara. he is college basketball's biggest and most important french import maxine runoff from paris to palo alto, 7 footers on the verge of leaving stanford to its first 20 win season in a decade and he's doing it in his own unique way. kron 4 sports director scott reed says the story. >> a storybook ending to unpredictable story. maxime raynaud capping off his senior day in dr

and from the house, connecticut democrat, jahana hayes released a statement saying today's oval office meeting was deeply troubling. the u.s. must defend democracy over authoritarianism and it is indefensible to side with putin over our steadfast allies in ukraine. president trump is scheduled to adjust a joint session of congress on tuesday to lay out his priorities and vision for the country in his second term. we will have live coverage beginning at 8 p.m. on c-span followed by a democratic response. we will also take fewer calls and get your reaction on social media. that is live on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> democracy is always an unfinished creation. >> democracy is worth dying for. >> democracy is for us all. >> great responsibilities fall once again to the great democracies. >> american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> freedom and democracy must be constantly guarded and protected. >> we are still at our core a democracy. >> this is also a massive victory for democracy and freedom. ♪ >> following a contentious oval office -- ovalffice meeting be

d from the house, a lengthy statement from jahana hayes -- today's oval office meeting was deeply troubling. the unitedtas must defend democracy over authoritarianism and it is indefensible to side with putin over our steadfast in ukraine. >> congress returns monday, funding deadline. government the house later in the week may vote on legislation to extend funding through the end of september as requested by president trump to a government shutdown. members wind most of the registered late -- on biden era legislation. the u.s. senate gavels in monday and senators will vote through the week on more of president trump cabinet nominations including education and labor etary. watch lierage on c-span number c-span2,-span now and online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> oh, you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to get the

that probably should have instructions on nicholas hayes some special representative for the un set country general and head of the un mission in south sit on the sign to you for joining us. thank you. well, let's go now to our other guests today. joining us on the panel from nairobi, i don't both. well, international crisis groups, project director for the whole of africa. i'm from rome. we have now go out to the pool, who is south so so soft to dawn, research at human rights watch. thank you both for talking to us. now, what can i start with you? you heard the you ends top now. i'm the heads of the un mission on miss, which has about 14000 peacekeepers in the country saying his principal concern is civil war. he said they are on the precipice. do you believe that's the situation? the induced, also known as a precipice? because the situation and officer you cannot be right. and i solution there are many other trigger points, many other flash points in the country. not there is just one of the latest. uh then we have seen since the beginning of the year. um, what we are witnessing and nicer

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garrison hayes, appreciate your time. >> thanks for. >> having me, folks. that is all for this hour. again, i'm symone sanders townsend. i will see you once again tomorrow night at 7 p.m. eastern. we look forward to seeing you. but don't you go anywhere because all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in. >> this is. >> the chainsaw. >> for. >> bureaucracy to soar. elon musk. >> is told. >> to. >> put the. >> chainsaw down. >> with respect to people. i said i want to cut the people, but i want to keep the good people. >> tonight, why? the president is suddenly asking doge. >> to chill. >> a little. >> the state of. >> the resistance in trump's. second term with alex wagner. >> this administration. >> has proved itself to. >> be the most anti veteran administration. >> ever. >> then about. >> those grocery prices. >> when i win, i will immediately bring prices. >> down starting on. >> day one. >> trump's billionaire treasury secretary. >> explains why you. >> should. >> pay more. >> access to cheap goods is not the asset. is not the essenc

good evening. >> from new york, i'm chris hayes. happy tuesday. for the. >> first time in my memory, in my 20 plus. >> years covering politics. we are watching. >> in real time an. >> american president single. >> handedly tank the us. >> economy. >> attempting to drive it into recession, apparently. and i got to say, it's truly unlike anything we've ever encountered. i mean, as. >> we reported consistently on this show throughout the. >> entire campaign in 2024, we really. >> did take donald trump. >> seriously about tariffs. he believes them. he wants to do them. but even given that this is way worse than even i anticipated. >> the markets. >> as you might note, are dropping rapidly. investors are losing faith. fears of recession are back. on all kinds of economic indicators, blinking red. and instead of. >> assuaging those. >> concerns, donald trump is. >> gleefully egging them on and spending his. time promoting his co-presidents cars. >> from the. >> white house. >> literally reading from his sales. pitch notes, complete with the list price o

como estudiantes han visto impactados por el temor ante los operativos de hayes.enir. se llevarÁ a cabo reuniones para ayudar a mitigar ese temor. charo que estemos asegurados de los derechos y de quÉ manera puede apoyar y vemos ofrecido eso los estudiantes que se eduquen. tambiÉn hicieron un llamado para la liberaciÓn, padre de familia. activista considera que no es justo que detengan a inmigrantes y han cumplido ante la ley. >> corren un riesgo de ser detenido por inmigraciÓn y aunque hayan sido su condena. >> esta diciendo que va a arrestar a cualquier persona que ha atendido. >> antes de presentarse alguna seta o control de inmigraciÓn le recomendamos y decide sugieren asesorarse en caso de haber cometido un delito, ya sea menor grado en el pasado. sÓlo los organizadores dicen que un dÍa sin inmigrantes estarÁ llevando a cabo el primer lunes de cada mes y reportÁndole la comunidad inmigrante que tiene derechos. >> en el medio del temor y de la incertidumbre por las nuevas polÍticas de la administraciÓn, el gobernador firmÓ una ayuda que destina fondos millonar

tom hayes is with us to help us through the market on a difficult day.k admitted his time at a doge is making running his businesses difficult, but he's staying at doge for at least another year. what does that mean for tesla's stock? >> number one, thank god for the country that he's doing that for the country, to bring down yields. that's a very good thing9 with the cuts. people talk about elon musk like he's working out of a wework office. this guy has thousands of people running his businesses. i think they're going to be just fine. i think this is a short-term thing. consumer sentiment is a little low with the uncertainty in the short termment we see this every four years until we have certainty of policy, so i wouldn't bet against elon musk. if you own it, you want the bet on him in the long term. if you want the buy it percent if first time, let's get through some short-term volatility, and i think this is going to be opportunity. stuart: the uncertainty surrounding tariffs. >> yeah. stuart: big picture, the implications thereof, that doesn't both

good. >> rob hayes, abc seven news. >> that is cute. pip pip! hooray! all right.at piece was airing, look there at the top of your screen. the other eagle has landed. crystal. >> oh, my gosh, why are we so fascinated by the bird watches? >> i don't know. >> the live cam. >> it's such a unique vantage point. you see it up close and watch the process as. >> it are. and it looks like the weather is lovely out there. >> it is a little breezy, though. i noticed it's. >> been pretty gusty throughout the afternoon, and the winds will really taper off much until later this evening. i want to show you a beautiful live camera shot right now from the east bay hills camera. a little study in contrast here with the dark cloud descending and the reflection of the sunlight off the bay. water is just. just a beautiful shot. so let's move on. take a look at our futurecast animation for the overnight hours as clouds increase going into early tomorrow morning, get some light rain or drizzle sweeping through. should be out of here by mid afternoon. so these are our forecast features

for boxing trainer veronica garcia hayes, every day is a push forward.ch, who has been athletic her whole life, was shocked when she received a diagnosis of parkinson's in her 30s. >> i happened to be four months pregnant with my daughter when i received the diagnosis. when you're 39, it is a shock because you feel like you're just getting your life started. >> reporter: that's why this motto keeps her motivated each day. now 54, veronica leads up fitness classes titled rock steady for individuals with parkinson's. >> it really is an opportunity for people to be with people in a safe space. everyone's in the same boat. the comradery i think is half of the benefit from coming to class. >> reporter: according to a study by rush university, boxing eases both motor and nonmotor symptoms in adults with parkinson's, but beyond the physical benefits, the enhanced morale is also significant. >> parkinson's creates a lot of depression, anxiety, apathy and i think when you surround yourself with people that are in the same situation, it's a safe zone. >> reporter:

and i'd argue that now these other companies that can't find space in the chestnuts and the hayes valleys, they're now coming and looking to downtown, and they're looking to union square. and i think people are pretty excited about the new administration. they see more attention to business right now and more focus on business. and people are taking advantage of that. >> and finally, for you, you my last question for you, you mentioned there seems to be a little bit more interest in downtown. what is it going to take, do you think, to get some of those retailers and businesses to relocate or to relocate to that area? >> yeah, i mean, san francisco has a lot of big events coming, and i think people want to be part of that. i think it is true landlords are being more flexible. maybe at the beginning, part of the lease terms. but i mean, right now it's the opportunity for landlords are also wanting to more partner with the retailers that are looking. >> yeah they see the value of that relationship. well catherine, i like your optimism. i hope that in maybe six months i'm talking to you with

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for boxing trainer veronica garcia hayes, every day is a push forward. athletic her whole life, was shocked when she received the diagnosis of parkinson's in her 30s. >> and it happened to be four months pregnant with my daughter when i would receive the diagnosis. and now you're 39. it is a shock because you feel like you're just getting your life started. >> reporter: that is why it this motto keeps her motivated each day. now 54, veronica leads up fitness classes entitled rock steady with individuals for parkinson's. >> really, it's an opportunity for people to be with people in a safe space. everyone is in the same boat. the comradery, i think it is half of the benefit from coming to class. >> reporter: and according to a study by rush university, boxing eases both motor and non-motor symptoms in adults with parkinson's. but beyond the physical benefits, the enhance morale is also significant. >> parkinson's creates a lot of depression, anxiety, apathy. and i think when you surround yourself with people that are in the same situation, it is a safe zo

i'm chris hayes. donald trump has had three inheritances handed to him in his life. first, his daddy's fortune, which he mostly squandered. then the. repaired economy that barack obama handed him, which he left in smoldering covid ruins. and then the repaired economy that joe biden handed to him, which, by all indications, he intends to destroy. this morning we got the monthly jobs report. it was a miss. the economy added 151,000 jobs last month, nearly 20,000 short of expectations. but as disappointing as a report may be, it doesn't even capture the doge chainsaw that ran through the federal government, which donald trump, with some prodding from the courts, may be. having second thoughts about now. there are mounting indications that an economy that really was booming, the envy of the world just a month ago, is now in trouble. the new york times summed it up this way trump's policies have shaken a once solid economic outlook. less than. two months into this administration. consumer confidence saw the sharpest monthly drop since august 2021. layoffs are soaring to t

on agenda new they naee agenda nayy they haye this the agenda now they have this issue of how to repairpresident relationship between president zelensky and president trump, between and the us between ukraine and the us. they get on to other 5 points. points. they substantive points. they were obviously substantive points. theyrwere obviously to make more hoping obviously to make more progress on they can do to hoping obviously to make more progr up on they can do to hoping obviously to make more progr up on a they can do to hoping obviously to make more progr up on a deal, 1 can do to hoping obviously to make more progr up on a deal, to an do to hoping obviously to make more progr up on a deal, to bring to to the yyar leraine. an end to the war in b'kraine. also to at what we are but also to look at what we are calling plan b, what happens if we don't get the co—operation, security backstop 7 security backstop from 7 security backstop from the the security backstepfrem the which certain that the uk minister believes is prime minister believes is essential and president prime minister b

all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on. >> all in. >> what president. >> trump. >> is doingd king. >> sends the markets plummeting. now he's saying he's putting 50%. >> tariffs on. >> canada unless. >> they agree to become the. >> 51st state. >> that is insane.

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stepback 3, why not another stepback 3 lakers with a 10 point and >> the dimes doncic took jackson hayes for 2 lakers win 1, 0, 6, 1, or 2. so the warriors now tied for the 6 seed in the west. how about it? spring training. giants brewers logan webb strikes out jake bauers. he had 4 k's in 3 innings. plenty of offense. matt chapman with a 2 run shot. his first next batter is wilmer flores who hits a home run. the giants, not 4 out of the yard when 92 and boy do i love seeing baseball? i do love baseball. i love spring track everything about thanks. >> have a good weekend, everyone. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight, the suspicious death of gene hackman. >> are they moving at all? >> no, dude, they're not moving. >> announcer: from the pills found at the scene to gene, his wife, and their dog being found in different locations. >> it's very hard to determine if they passed at the same time. >> announcer: why investigators are not ruling out foul play. >> that is something of concern. >> announcer: plus, stars share their memories of gene. >> he was incredible to work wi

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on. >> all in. >> no. >> you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. >> an appalling. >> spectacle in. >> the. >> oval office. >> you got to be more thankful because let me tell you, you don't have the cards. >> as trump and his cronies ambushed the president of ukraine. >> have you said thank you once this entire meeting? no. in this entire meeting, have you said thank you? >> making america. >> and the world a more dangerous place? >> i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. >> tonight, the irreparable damage to the international order. >> you're gambling with world war three. >> trump's clear alignment with russia. >> putin went through a hell of a lot with me. >> and the. >> craven response. >> of maga republicans. >> i have never been more proud. >> of. >> the president. i was very proud of jd vance. >> when all. >> in starts. >> right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes today, donald trump irrepa

because hayes promised civil service reform.eech, twain said, quote, we will not hire a blacksmith who has never lifted a sledge. we will not hire a schoolteacher who does not know the alphabet. but when you come to our civil service, we serenely feel great numbers of our minor public offices with ignoramuses. again, whom so many politicians benefited from the spoils system. and in fact, it was actually very difficult to reform it because of those beneficiaries. james a garfield, who was elected president in 1880, tried to make the change, but it took a tragedy to actually prompt real reform. in july of 1881, a man named charles guiteau snuck up behind president garfield and fatally shot him. guiteau had volunteered for garfield's 1880 campaign. he'd written some pamphlets and donated some money. and after garfield won, guiteau, perhaps overestimating his contributions to the campaign, assumed that he would be in line for a plum diplomatic post, and when the garfield administration rejected that request, guiteau resorted to viol

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time plus the 6 years i had said before, i had never experienced in a thing like it for he all mala hayes, one of nearly 2000 pablo stadiums released by ease roll in exchange for thousands of hostages set free by him. us, however, he feared that he and all the potters tvs could easily end up behind bars once again and above, let us. and then we was threatened even during our release problem, you know, final interrogations with shouldn't batch. we were explicitly threatened with re rest, and i believe it is very likely any freed prisoner could be arrested again under any pretext, under any charge for any reason. and i believe the main motivation for israel security agencies to re a rest us. whether it's me or any other freed palestinian prisoner is the fundamental refusal to accept all release in the 1st place. in general, the purpose of imprisonment. if we are to discuss the fundamental objective behind, detention by the occupation is to distance the palestinian individual or the palestinian citizen from the reality from the social political and struggle driven reality. placing them in pr

minister, or choose a new serial authorities of committing horrifying acts against civilians and his art hayes at southgate, taylor now explains israel and america do seem to have an interest in various functions in syria taking aim at each other aside. so i'll shut off, rose and the people who the just 3 months late. so it is more than likely that some of those on that square on that day in the tax. yeah. oh no. that says the dream of a syria for one and all it is one of the middle nice, most di boss nations, home to arabs and. 6 so, i mean is the past feelings and took months? so news, all the lights, christians drew the cds and choose a melting pot. and it's mishandled. a tinderbox as a free one. well, you, in the fall of the house of a sod could well ignite, a sectarian more between the she writes and the majority soon ease of the region drawing and a ran which in the view of as rarely commanders would not be a bad thing for israel and its western allies. in addition, certain seniors rarely intelligence analysts believe that this turn of events may even prove to be a factor in the eventual

hayes, the name of the swimming of it triple. it's from them to another day. another venue and another one greeting, i guess dom a welcoming zillow. do me the lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and takia in attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground planes and yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing, but to support pace in our fulton and to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back to we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for multiple. it's time to at time to step up and lead on to unite around a new plan for a just enjoying face. a new sense of urgency prompted by shifting alliance. whether you are in need of meeting here in london will have to consider is an issue even bigger than piecing you great. and that is how to face with you to in which america ma

and then they will decide a date for this thought of hayes twice, which is definitely going to be an extremely difficult mold process. he's legal lies as a starting to arrive here in the hague, to say that the trial of the tattoo is an a fun to the sovereignty of the philippines and that he should never face try it here or that he instead he should be tried in the philippines, by a fit of being accord uh, a small crowd of his supporters, how sponsor to converge here. and they basically say that to his x to edition was an act of betrayal by the philippine president for the non marcus junior. and that they would continue to send up until detach is returned back home. and that's why he did in the past, but particularly the so called drugs war campaign was the best thing that ever happened to the philippines. also earlier today supports of the victims. i got the default of the icbc and they said they're looking forward to see the mandate playing for the kidding golf in a sense of videos to face trial and justice. okay, and as you mentioned, the hashem, we could just actually see the plai

as a breach of the january cease 5 agreement, kabibi aces of condemned israel's decision to pluck hayes in a statement. because ministry of foreign affairs emphasized though, on a critical rejection of using food as a weapon of war and deliberate, so salvation of civilians, it calls the names of the actual community to hold as ro, accountable, and ensure the safe, continuous and un hender delivery. if he's run up there in a full areas of the gaza strip, egypt to has condemned israel's decision to stall paid is to to hold a summit of our leaders in the coming days to discuss the future of cause of just saying a reconstruction plant is now ready for me to start by the lassie is quoted for the full implementation of the 2nd phase with the cx 5 to now you can somehow avoid that, cannot be accepted to use 8 as a weapon for collective punishment, salvation. this is completely unacceptable and represents a blatant i'm flagrant violation of international humanitarian law. there is a ceasefire agreements consisting of 3 phases. we have finished the 1st phase, all. we must implement the remaining

and speaking with hayes is really counterparts about regional security and military cooperation. the message from washington quite clear the us remains 100 percent committed to israel security and emphasizes the unbreakable bond between the 2 nations. so as well is determined and supported, which makes it really hard for him afterwards. is the question now is how long can be held out? at least $61.00 palestinians have reported. he died in his way the prisons since the gauze of all began many to pay days, including one who passed away recently had been held without charges. the 5 is comp shed. harrowing accounts of alleged torture. a space is just one such distressing story of a palestinian recently released under the french all is well from us, ceased by them. the soldiers don't mind. along with some of the young men were taken captive while the rest of the people were released towards the south. the awesome master finding, they accuse me of knowing the whereabouts of the kidnapped individuals and the fighters. they wanted me to the, to the the buzz adam and they pulled it on me

the details on us to see if a lot of course has shown a list on for my boss is a craig, laurie shad hayes take on why somebody working powers want to keep the ukraine conflicts going, or i think states the whole this of you credit is democracy. this is a fight for democracy. a transaction goal that now attempt has as effectively been exploded. so once you left with the, you're left with a battle thing, there's also something almost old bull since history of being a, a baffling effect, whole natural results. so perhaps isn't some of the steepest one, but the, you know, the idea that these are with the millions of people fighting for hundreds of thousands of people dying full is of course, obscene. well, they could make bubble mazda bit from the, i guess they could. um they do provide a certain amount of minute t h 2 a 2 u k. um a lot of the bedroom bucks and stuff like uh, tv shows does mostly come from within the union. they could, they could provide that to keep it going back to provide more, a josh uh to look to take a ukrainian government makes capable going. i'm stave of defeats a lit

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hayes. i was taken to hospital for surgery on his ear. how has went on to win the match against a 2nd to your side? 31. secure their spot in the 6th round, the competition. australia have won the seas under 20 asian kept the young. socrates beat saudi arabia on penalties, shoot out in the funnel, which is played a sunday, china goalkeeper stephen. only when he sees its 1st, almost fairly warm, this trophy or saudi been looked into with it for a 4th time as exactly one year and to us really house the women's asian top is just top tall teams will go head to head over 21 days the tournament will be held across 3 city city, the gold coast and purse for 60000 sams, expect watch australia as matilda as play. and the opening match is supposed to former australia strikers. sarah walsh, who is the chief operating officer of the local organizing committee, or we know that that is going to be high demand for them into it as much as but what i'm most interested in is kind of a like a multi cultural australia. we have the 2015 men sizing top here, and