and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committeto bridging cultural differences in our communities. and from the ruggles family foundation. >> fresh rounds of strikes have been launched at gaza as israel warns of a long and difficult war ahead... >> now there are reports that the fighting has intensified, air strikes as well as ground fighting. >> ramita navai: i arrived in e region weeks after the october 7th hamas attack, as fears were rising that the war in gaza could spread. >> nothing untouched in the fury of israel's hunt for hamas. streets here crushed... >> navai: israel was launching operations against militants here in the palestinian areas of the west bank, which many were concerned could explode into a second front. >> israeli forces have continued their raids in the occupied west bank, killing at least six palestinians... ♪ ♪ >> navai: i headed to tulkarem, where there'd been recent clashes between israeli forces and palestinian fighters. before october 7, ham

when to be well, you know, you know, we're expecting must go to step up a tax meeting into the new jo ann a few days off of that because this is what they did last winter as well. and from the ukrainians perspective, i think they say this is the time but will shift to try and, you know, try to rise the way down to civilian population. but above, above all, they say it is an attempt to try and exhaust the defeat. ukraine's a defense systems of you create of course relies heavily on its western partners for advanced a defense systems, and particularly the us design patriot besides defense system and it needs that badly to protect its critical infrastructure. thank you so much for reporting. that is dw is sonia found a car in kiff and the magnitude 5 after shock has rattled western japan following a series of earthquakes on monday. authorities are now confirmed at least 48 people killed. that's fear that that number could still rise as rescue cruise struggle to reach some of the hardest hit areas. thousands of tremors struck japan's west coast, hitting the chicago of prefecture. more than $3

and at least jo ann please join me in welcoming director of the lbj library mark lawrence mark lawrence. good evening everyone. thanks so much for being here to help us celebrate the launch of this book and most importantly, hear from some really terrific scholars who have done so much to advance the study of lyndon johnson's presidency and america in the 1960s. it's my pleasure. introduce the participants in the first of our two panels this evening first in moderating this first panel is melody barnes. melody is director of karsh institute for democracy and the w.l. brown family director for policy and public engagement for the democracy initiative at the university of virginia in earlier years. melody was a senior advisor to senator edward kennedy, and then to president obama. joining melody will be first of all, julian zelizer, who is the malcolm stevenson ford class of 1941 professor of history and public affairs at princeton, as well as, a cnn political analyst and a regular guest on npr here and now the second panelist is, nicole hemmer, who is professor of history and director of

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make it impossible for w, jo ann, our partners to reach those in need. we have the supplies, the teams and the plans in place. what we don't have is access is very full source of conduct in more rates and the occupied westbank. explosions were heard, and jeanine were residents of reported to have attacked military vehicles. grades biased by the forces, led to confrontations, and called kenya and a zone 10 palestinians arrested across the occupied westbank. jordan's king abdullah and egypt sin president. i have been found the l. c. so you have agreed to increase pressure on israel in an attempt to put an end to it. sconces are offensive. the 2 latest met with palestinian president monkwood of boston, the jordanian city of arkansas. they said they rejected his way. he plans to separate gaza from the occupied westbank stressing of the 2 territories of the cool of a future palestinian state or and that set somebody, elizabeth from them. we will leave you with these pictures from the hague within 30 minutes. the international court of justice will begin heari

the violets who goes it continues just a day after the jo ann's top court ordered israel to take measures to prevent and punish genocide this trip. it's the 1st ruling by the international court of justice and a case filed by south africa. judges voted overwhelmingly in favor of 6 provisional measures, asking israel to prevent further death and destruction because also called on how much to release is really captives. diplomatic editor, james based reports from the hague. 17 judges that the u. n's talk legal body took part in the deliberations on south africa's case against israel. brought under the genocide convention that ruling right out by the courts. president concluded that south africa's planes were plausible. but the situation and cause that was very grave and urgent. and the israel, by the dehumanizing language of its leaders, had shown intent. she directly quoted, israel's president and its defense minister, minister go on, stated, speaking to his rarely troops on the guards and border. i quote, i have released all restraints. you saw what we are fighting against. we are fightin

and the start jo ann beat has made an impressive return from injury in the philadelphia 76 years player had been suffering with a sprained ankle squared, a triple demo, which include the 31 points. his effort help this team beat the chicago both a 110 to 97. the $76.00 is that 3rd and eastern conference. and recent years, ice hockey has been growing in popularity in the north of india were freezing temperatures, unable skaters to play on frozen lakes and ponds. but now this emerging support is facing a huge obstacle is tony chang reports. the mountains of the dock filled with the glassy is the, the, the in this river. the stunning fact drop for one of india is fastest growing solo by talking and then literally skating on thin ice here close by the impact of global climate change. i think it does impacted the way that the season has gotten, sorta, and the that also means less ex is twice. so there, there are, there used to be a huge number of players who used to play for longer do, isn't that or that is reduced out on the frozen palms begin to struggle to find the food and it's quite a b

and because that went viral, somebody was standing inside of a jo-ann fabric, standing in line with their buddy. and their buddy turns their grabs their phone and says, hey, check this out. and he's like, oh, my gosh, that's my ex-girlfriend. right? that's what you need. something that pops and is interesting and really gets in people's social media feeds and that's not something that's happening really with just these sort of, you know, clean cut standard number 537 has been added to the fbi list. when you don't even know that person. right. you're not you're not going to hashtag 537, but you will have hashtag pippi, long scarf, hashtag ball, bald eagle with with a fun one or the sweet swedish scarf is one that comes up often. yeah. do you have a favorite nickname? it's tough to say. i do think bald eagle, even though it doesn't work well as a hashtag, because a lot of people are just bald eagle for actual photos of bald eagle. it's funny because he the funny part is, is this guy in this american flag suit who is wearing the entire time, almost the entire time on january six to the rally

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. >> so many layers to this jo—anne nadler a mess. >> what an absolute mess. explain this to me again. just outline this so people really do understand this. you've got immigrant arriving in southern ireland which has a huge migration problem. and it's andifs huge migration problem. and it's and it's heading north. it heads towards us as well . so these towards us as well. so these people are given new passports, they're given european passports . it's there. they're integrated into the system. and then they can go to northern ireland and integrate themselves into the rest of the uk . and no one can rest of the uk. and no one can do anything about it . do anything about it. >> that's correct. because of course, the common travel area exists between the republic of ireland, northern ireland and the rest of the uk and always has done well. it has done since about the 1920s. it stopped dunng about the 1920s. it stopped during the second world war. it started again, you know, and then in 1970, really as the common travel area that we are really working because , u