so bantering back and forth tonight online about that, but definitely well deserved winning 6 awards k j matthews, in a way that we're that you are up to date coming up next close. that looks at the small groups of kurdish resistance slices, as opposed to it runs regime to the camp out in the mountains of iraq, stick around so that if you can, i'm on you can submit can and on behalf of the whole team, thanks so much for watching dw, the, the gold smith and the nazi in the late seventy's shlomo smiles. now i'm going to go stop bog. now. the man who had to maintain him to use light to wagner was date. was it suicide? the evidence raised has done what really happened. january 27th on the w the .

and then you can go back to j, f k, marilyn monroe. apparently the, the, the allegations were the j f k linked a whole bunch of sensitive secret. them our them on, right? we didn't have what's up back then. perhaps we should have had it back. then let me, let me ask you if i may. so, but before i let you go, when it comes to developing this a, i was there any collaboration done with external agencies, private tech firms, or international partners and developing this technology? or is it all domestically done? you know, it's absolute peace dot indian absolutely indian is in house because want me to go on to any funding platform to be able to do that. then you lost myself. it's good ability because anything which is on a funding platform is very difficult then to be able to monitor. so it's a highly in depth and it's data be odd and devised. and the, i would say adapted for our means of a simulation of it is a scenario. so there is no question of it to be able to anybody want to get into it all of its going to be deducting the very import

your as mounting is different from south africa as i c j. k is one of the main differences between the 2? yes, that's correct. uh, the lesion um, proceedings that though we are taking is on issue of advisory opinion. and this advisory opinion is based on united nations general assembly, i solution under the u. n. g. and i solution, uh, that is a legal question being off to the international of justice and hoping that the international court of justice will issue an advisory opinion now uh the i c j here is why that various countries to make up their arguments to the i c, do so that the i c, j can look into this before making the advisory opinion easier is one of them. indonesia has missed a written submission, and soon in february, indonesia will make an oral statement. and the oil statement is uh, going to be made by our uh, ford minister now um to make based on the statement the fund minnesota have us. uh, uh, scholars around indonesia to country view uh on uh, the legal issues uh on what uh should. uh she said uh before the i see the so uh,

the pass from chris paul with authority j k and attack mode ties the game with a strong move here, buty at all down the stretch. huge mistake, but suddenly the warriors are on fire and curry helps them build an 18 point lead. with 6.5 minutes left in the fourth, brandon. hey rook, 13 points, five assists. also did not see the floor in crunch time. you know the nuggets were going to make a run. payton watson wide open three ball going up. and it's going down. then tic tac toe jamal murray nikola jokic aaron gordon with the jam. the pride of archbishop mitty had 30. jokic goes for 34 points nine rebounds ten assists 27 seconds left. we're tied at 127 with five seconds remaining. you got to get off a shot here steph a horrendous cross court pass that's stolen away. setting up the buzzer beater by the joker. this is from 39ft. the bank is open. good night. game over. drive home safely. warriors blown 18 point lead and lose one 3127 to the nfl 49 ers. wrap up the regular season on sunday against the rams. basically a meaningless game for the red and gold. brock purdy is not going to play be

the pass from chris paul with authority j k and attack mode ties the game with a strong move here, butot play at all down the stretch. huge mistake, but suddenly the warriors are on fire and curry helps them build an 18 point lead. with 6.5 minutes left in the fourth, brandon. hey rook, 13 points, five assists. also did not see the floor in crunch time. you know the nuggets were going to make a run. payton watson wide open three ball going up. and it's going down. then tic tac toe jamal murray nikola jokic aaron gordon with the jam. the pride of archbishop mitty had 30. jokic goes for 34 points nine rebounds ten assists 27 seconds left. we're tied at 127 with five seconds remaining. you got to get off a shot here steph a horrendous cross court pass that's stolen away. setting up the buzzer beater by the joker. this is from 39ft. the bank is open. good night. game over. drive home safely. warriors blown 18 point lead and lose one 3127 to the nfl 49 ers. wrap up the regular season on sunday against the rams. basically a meaningless game for the red and gold. brock purdy is not going to p

so many as now looking to intervene on behalf of as well as against the south african i see j. k is because of the history of the whole. of course, the russian foreign ministry spokesman says berlin does not tell her about the consequences of unconditionally supporting israel. bill and decided to highlight only one finds a fabulous thing that constitutes historical guilds before humanity, the issue of the holocaust. and even then can see that fall from completely un only from the angle, the benefits it at the moment. let's set cost life now to evict all guy global affairs on the list. joining us from nigeria many thanks for joining us today is very good to see you. so as we know, south africa presents this genocide pace to gauge. there's one in the i c j last week. what do you think the outcome will be. ready well, um i think with friends victories as part of the latitude. yeah. and that's up to to listen to the case that's in itself, which is good for a lot of pressure on the i see jim cause a wall that the insurance won't be there. and this is a true to so test rather a when th

not only if they win the foreign language category, but possibly possibly best picture k j. thank you so much for that. that's entertainment journalist k j matthews, and l. a. thank you. and the 1st and your west moon landing mission in more than half a century has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida. aboard the vulcan rock. it is privately built, a pair of red lunar lander. it will speak to gather data about the lunar surface ahead of plan to future human missions. a new era, also a board or the ashes of the star trek creator gene roddenberry. the own crude spacecraft is expected to touch down on the moon next month pressure just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story. at this hour. people in ukraine took shelter as the military warrant of a large scale and russian missile assaults. local officials say several people were injured as waves of proves and ballistic missiles hit residential and industrial sites. an error rate alert for the entire country class that for about an hour. remember, there's always more news and announcements on our website also on

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named best comedy, wild road. rage, drama thief took best limited series and detainment journalist k. j matthews's in la and she told us why she think succession came out on top in so many categories. if you've seen all 3 of those, no, it's not a surprise. if you watch succession and know you're out, it's like i am, i loved succession. it was in its final season. it just did an incredible job to in the show. and so yes, it deserve the 6 awards that one also of course winning was the one for 5 or that it's and then you also have to be are winning 6 award. so no, no one surprise i do think though that some people were surprised that they were putting the there in the comedy category. uh, there's been a little contention as to whether or not it's a real comedy. more is more drama than comedy, but it has some funny aspects to it. so bantering back and forth tonight online about that, but it's definitely well deserved when in 6 words, it's thousands payment reports are k. j matthews, in los angeles, you up today's eco africa is up next looking at ways of resolving conflicts between donna's f

because that you have j, f k, in groups, you have, you know, new to talk to each other during the cuban missile crisis. so you have a nuclear war, and unfortunately, we don't have people like that in charge anymore over here. and so that's why we need president trump in there to pull us back from the price of a so unprecedented year. and they're talking about a new pandemic. i hope they don't do it out. they don't release a new disease acts about the global as are desperate, their cornered rach and that makes them extremely dangerous. and so i think the rhetoric we've seen out of russia is good. we want be, we don't want more de escalate. unfortunately, nato and sweden are a calling for war and all this, the craziness, but again, the amount, the average american does not want war. many of the republicans don't want war. the democrats are desperate because there's a political realignment, everyone's leaving them, they're done. there probably won't be another very, there won't be a democratic party in 5 years, or will be a dictatorship. they're done. their only move now is to try to seize

well, if we can begin with this i c j k. so i'm just going to deliver it. verdict on friday. what do you actually anticipate of signing 1st of all, and do you think it's going to make any difference? what is going to say instead of looking into the crystal ball? i mean, i think in many ways the evidence is that africa presented recently was compelling by providing a huge amounts of physical evidence, but also teaching amounts of intent. comments buys riley, lead is what i could have also included, but they didn't particularly was huge amounts of these rarely public signed views. and indeed many soldiers. and i played some of that at the i c j here and, but they couldn't applied so many more of these riley soldiers are routinely filming themselves. so to talk videos, i think not just extreme rhetoric but actions. so the ultimate question is by find that so that advocates claim is valid then what happens next? and the only real question is how was that enforced? and history would suggest there was an ice age i ruling against these ro, about 20 years ago against it's a policy, a

because that you have j, f, k, and christ. you have, you know, new to talk to each other during the cuban missile crisis. so you have a nuclear war, and unfortunately, we don't have people like that in charge anymore over here. and so that's why we need president trump in there to pull us back from the price of a so unprecedented year. and they're talking about a new pandemic. i hope they don't do it all, they don't release a new disease acts about the global as through desperate their cornered rach and that makes them extremely dangerous. and so i think the rhetoric we've seen out of russia is good. we want peace. we don't want more de escalate. unfortunately, nato and sweden are calling for war and all this, the craziness. but again, the amount of the average american does not want war. many of the republicans don't want war. the democrats are desperate because there's a political realignment. everyone's leaving them, they're done. there probably won't be a very, there won't be a democratic party in 5 years or will be a dict

as we know, look at j f k says 60 years later. but the point is that we, i think collectively are, are much more aware than ever before. we have social media, we have the take talking to twitter and all these. he's a ways of, of sharing our stories of sharing information. so i think we've created a lot more awareness in his demand, desire for, for, for awareness than before. and that's why, even though i think we mentioned these documents or not developing new information, the fact is that it's part of the thirst that, that we, the american people, hopefully the global people want to know the answer is right. they want to know what really happened with epstein, who is he working with? what was, what did they do as far as the trafficking? was there blackmail involved? how deep is this corruption? and i think that we're not going to give up until we get closer or at least closer to the truth. i'm going to the current. uh how the us, i guess, is that reported on a, we've got people from different camps some say my previous guess pret

and guess who is going j k throws it down on the other in finishing with twenty-two point saturday nightthe 4th with the lakers. they do want to 14 in oh, run on their way back into the game. and it's because of a former warren d angelo russell used a 3 pointer there to give a one 15, one 14 42 left on the clock he had 28 on the night. but then the warriors down to step goes around crosses over ad. can't put a big man on this. one 18 is where tie it in the next when we go into overtime right here, lebron james misses this one but gets second chance points. you can't let that happen. they did right there. and guess what? they take another but it doesn't matter because the warriors they're down. they come back with a klay thompson. 3 and right there ties it at one 30 of peace. and we're going into a double overtime game right there. now, the warriors that the splash brother here dropping 3 off there to take a 2 point lead. but then the lakers they do later we take the lead in double overtime. but then steps is i have to make sure that we are on top. and this one in this heat right? is this

stone was named best actress and a comedy for her performance in poor things. entertainment journalist k. j matthews was that the golden gloves in los angeles, and she told me what she had expected. what was a surprise is lily gladstone winning for her performance in killers of the flower of flower, meaning which is a film by martin scorsese. she becomes the 1st native american woman in the us to win a gold and low. so was so wonderful to see her going stage and, and take her award and talk about her, her heritage and her mother inspiring her and it was really just hard for me as we love barbie was fun. family fun people knows everything about barbie. it was a box office success, so pretty much everyone had seen the film and enjoy it. but you can't really compare it to all the time, which is a drama. and so it's kind of bio graphical feeling. we all know what it's about, and it's just, it's so intense. you know what i mean to have a comedy on one side as drama in the other. they're not even in the same league bowed great films. both wonderfully acted great directors but just very, very, ver

those are those k j matthews. always a pleasure. thank you. the, the families of those kid now it's in the october 7th terror attacks in israel are continuing to pound pressure on the government there to find a way to get their loved ones back. it will be use, rebecca rivers went to me to iowa levied, shall har, her daughter nama was one, was on her 1st day of military service at a base near the cause of order when she was taken. as reports contains distressing images in high school, she studied diplomacy. she was in a anna youth organizations for the cold hands of peace. and she went on delegation with the, with the 0 is palestinians, and americans that they met for almost a month, trying to bridge between communities and hoping to make the world a better place. the other ones are i hope all this you know, that these qualities for strength and her determination in her and her positive thinking positive way of thinking as something that's helping her right now. 6 i think was like 4 weeks after i had to face those images until then i didn't eve

yeah, it's across the matthews with the latest from los angeles, it's always k j. good talking with you. thank you to it is a reminder of our top story. israel's military says that 24 of its traits were killed in gaza is the single biggest loss of life on these rarely side since the invasion of the territory last october. and of the us and u. k. of carried out a new wave of the strikes against truth the targets inside the m in additional say 8 sites were hit including missile systems, launchers and in the underground storage facility. and that issue is oscar nominations of c, margaret robbie storing is barbie. competing against nuclear drama oppenheimer for the best film along with martin scorsese's crime. epic killers of the flower you're watching the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day speaking randy will be right back the inside gaza. it's been more than $100.00 days since the mos tears tax on israel dw, or puerto mohammed collude lives and works in the gaza strip. he has been documenting life there since the outbreak of the war.

and so i'm a journalist i k j mag figures in los angeles, told us why she thought succession came out on top in so many categories. you've seen all 3 of those. no, it's not a surprise. if you watch succession and they're your ad, it's like i am, i love succession. it was in its final season. it just did an incredible job to in the show. and so yes, it deserves the 6 awards that it one also of course winning was be 145 awards and it's and then you also have to be are winning 6 awards. so no, no one surprise. i do think though, that some people were surprised that they were putting their in the comedy category . uh, there's been a little contingent as to whether or not it's a real comedy. more is more drama than comedy, but it have some funny aspects to it. so bantering back and forth tonight online about that, but it's definitely well deserved winning 6 awards, stay. jerry matthews, are learning about top of the story. is this our new crimes that presidents as appealed to? well, made us to present a united front and supporting the trade guys, russia speaking to global business and poli

john, let's get your matthews from los angeles, k. j succession. the bed and beef. the big windows, is that a surprise? if you've seen all 3 of those? no, it's not a surprise. if you watch succession and there you're out, it's like i am, i love succession. it was in its final season. it just did an incredible job to in the show and so yes, it deserve the 6 awards, but it one also of course winning was be 145 awards and it's and then you also have to be are winning 6 award so no, no one surprise i do think though, that some people were surprised that they were putting the there in the comedy category. there's been a little contingent as to whether or not it's a real comedy. more is more drama than comedy, but it have some funny aspects to it. so bantering back and forth tonight online about that, but definitely well deserve winning 6 awards. and no, i haven't seen any of the series, but the way you describe that one might of and see them. but any, any show highlights that stand out for you. oh, absolutely. first of all, the host anthony anderson decided to have his w

this problem is just to find out by motivation is going to create k a, j, and you won't be able to come in. and yeah, you know, what i think does what have to think about what career, how is it historically move between china and russia? if you know, sticking to one or the other, depending on where we could find the advantage. right now for the right reasons, that's moving a little bit closer to russia. and part of that has to do with the russian kind of needs north through a little bit more. and so therefore, north korea is going to be able to get stuff from russia, then it wants to have, i believe, the dust. what north korea calculation is, is not really about actually agreeing with north, with russia as policy options are, you know, at russia status on any particular issues by not just wondering what they change have been consulted or warned about about what casual known was about to say oh i can assure you they were too. they were surprised at anybody. in fact, um they haven't said anything. there was a report in the south china morning post. but other than that, there has been inco

k. b i c j. but that could be a case against this is not a gun ships. james, clearly david cameron's and for complicity and genocide domestically, but that's perfectly possible. it's a continue on that list called full set of support for what is done through, but it will be a stand aside. thank you so much and basset, or for talking to a thank you for your time, craig. mary is a former british ambassador joining a san from switzerland. thank you. is turning now to another cold case and the 1st hearing in a civil case accusing us present joe biden, and other senior us leaders of be complicit in genocide. in the genocide which is on the way right school, right school. so either and a number of individuals have dropped the case for the oaks in california. they're asking the court to order, present violent and us assistance. so israel from brandon was, is an open force, joins us now live, talk to us more about this case, swab, what is it all about? well, finally, let me 1st set the scene for you here outside the federal court house in oakland. there's been

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i mean, but this actually i c j result would go to the security council in bassett, the us as well as allies, as well as the u. k. and friends. what scenarios are we looking at here in terms of enforcement of an i c, j reading you talk about and such as the psychological effect of any ruling and the impact that has on software in states that the members of the united nations. but it's all about enforcement and that's what the public at law to a demonstrating out on the streets of the moment globally want to say sure. well, obviously the in. busy the ideal would be for the security council to take appropriate action, but that's also a very difficult environment, essentially because of the, the, the triple detail of brenton france and the united states who are going to stand in the way of the most robust measures to talk to the team is re. ready conduct at the same time a judgement or an order from the court but the file. so this real size of the prime minister. ready also basically being entirely dismissive of the court, but that's not going to sit well with many of the countries in europe, canada, australia, tra

k. air strikes against the who stays south africa's case against israel at the i . c j and much more the hello and welcome to the cross stuff bullhorn. here we discussed some real in the i'm action or time, so you're welcome back to a brand new season of going underground rule guessing all around the world from do buying the hodge of them, at least over 100 days have passed since the onset of the anglo american backed war on guns and 65000 tons of bones. 3 times the power of hiroshima have now killed at least, $24000.00 palestinians must be women and children while john list. so one of them trying to bypass nature nation propaganda and censorship. have now been killed in gaza then john list all around the globe and the whole of world war 2. and yet to washington and that kind europe and states continued to back. israel now facing genocide charges initiated by south africa and backed by the arab league at the international court of justice the by the ministry.

a k, a stopping the wars it's being led in gaza right now. you said the south africa has to prove that the i c j has jurisdiction over this. i think they're going to check that box pretty easily because both israel in south africa are parties to the international court of justice. would you agree on that? one? is that correct? both? so that's a good use your, our parties to the genocide convention which provides jurisdiction under article 9 of the treaty for disputes over the treaties application fulfillment were interpretation to brought before the court. so there's not much of an argument of the i, c, j has jurisdiction. what are the 2 other boxes that you mentioned that that need to be picked from south africa's point of view, right. they need to show that the rights that they are seeking to protect, and in this case, south africa is arguing that as a party to the treaty, they have a right to see the treaties, obligations fulfilled. so they have a right to enforce the treaty. and these are the actions of israel, so they have a right to ensure that israel is not committing genocide, or israel

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j. it's possible to intervene in an ongoing dispute because disputes only take place between parties. but as the i c k is the most, the authoritative international court did really affect all the states because they might create a president. and so germany is concerned about the interpretation of the genocide convention or 8 was concerned about that in the previous cases in which it intervene. so you could say you're on the face of it. it's not necessarily legitimate to intervene in such a case. and as i said, it's quite a bit from, from the perspective of the dentist convention, it's quite a complicated case. while, while it clearly seat incitement to attend the site and why it clearly see a risk or a threat of genocide, whether there is an extra commission. often, a site is quite an entry and if it could at mann and i would be very careful in jumping to a conclusion there. so there's good reasons to, you know, to make, to make and submissions for all states. actually, the, the internet's record which has this, has also to function a little bit of a forum for the bathing international law. there is n