john jo. hostages have died before in difficult circumstances. now the idea is directly implicated, has this added to the already significant pressure on is really leadership of the flood. there's certainly a lot of and good displease over what happened, especially now that the more more detail is coming out of this preliminary investigation of by the army over this incident where the 3 hostages were killed. and i see her to where they were actually waving a wide close or sort of white flag indicating we're trying to so who they actually are. but as saying this, uh, this also some supports here of being boys to the troops. but there is a lot of discussion and debate going on, how could this have been averted? and this certainly adds to the scrutiny and also to the pressure on the government as to how they handle this hostage crisis. and we've been hearing again from the hostage and missing families for them. this is one of the main groups. speaking of for those who we still have loved ones as hostages in gaza, they actually put out a statement la

a record full, the event fleets and coaches at home. joe's jo john university say the games will have a lasting impact. but yeah, i don't want to talk, you want me to always have a decision. games will leave many legacies and hung chose with lots of stadiums and sports facilities have been built in during the games. young people and the kids will have been inspired by the chinese athletes do encourage more children from home, joe, to take up sport, as well as providing a platform for the top level performances. organizers hopes the games would introduce the city of 8000000 people. so the way to watching world compared them is a shown high bay gene or wenzel, actually more and more flooding us, more know about these cities and by the hand. so it's a, it's not a soul well known by the, by the word. i think we can take advantage of this patient game to expand as a household reputation, preparing the city schools and transport infrastructure cost tens of billions of dollars moving 50, then use when needed with athlete numbers, hoping 12000 for the 1st time the economy in china is down in

john: -- you can do an overall bodycheck. jomost of his career has been spent studying the species. for 16 years, he was director of the u.s. fish and wildlife service's black-footed ferret conservation center in colorado . paul: we have a very stable breeding population that we oversee and manage very carefully. and that population isround 300 individuals. the wild population is is precarious in places. there are several populations that are doing really well, and westimate that there's between and 400 black footed ferrets 300 living in the wild, currently. it's kind of the perfect species to deal with, with a breeding program and a reintroduction program because they don't live that long. they are very quick to produce offspring. they produce a fair number of offspring. and that's the simple version. saving the species is much more complex. john: that complexity comes in part from the black-footed ferret's relationship with prairie dogs, which make up 90% of their diet. adrienne: they require prairie dogs to thrive. they requi

next we would take them to meet john milton using to solve the cutting supplied by jo town. his farm is going from one to over 20 acres. we'd do to keep what would you me to pick a golf? it seems as though i took immediate walk. clearly emily and john are very happy. so much. so the to town also features in was akins, their corporate publicity. wiling a corporate video featuring project affected farm is to tell detailed the precise number of people who will be relocated as a result of the project. as with any major infrastructure project, relocations will be required. in the case of the to land got a cop projects, $764.00 households will be re homed. re presenting approximately 5000 people. so are all the pops really is happy, is emily and john and all the figures supplied by to tell really accurate. these are very different numbers, the kind of what you have to do, the oil. i've got 6 if you fail to and that's part of counting project affected people. we would worry way that you can do the other more difficult things. this is the easiest thing anybody can do on this project

just abruptly because john kerry wants us toy beca, and suddenly you're not going to have enough electricity to power those goingve enoug els that joe biden wants us to go out and buy. joout and buy. at least john kerry, windsurf over to dubai. i'm sure he didn't take a jet because that would have up a lot of fossil fuelthat wou. but my question for all these guys, why not? they just have a zoo tm meetingh like the rest of us end up having to do. i mean, it would be sous much would more efficient and they wouldn't be blowing gas all over the earthn' l over. >> you know, it's funny you say that because all the private t that are flying in there and i don't know, i don't care. thanknow, thk god.n go f >> jet engines. we can go from herroe to thereht to everywhere and all thesen thi people flying in on their private jets and yettire the head of this entire conference says there's no e saysscience, the demand to phe out fossil fuel. and johnasou, the one saying, wn i'm the militant on the issue. well, he's more the militantsay >> but i mean, it's just stupid. well, a gas is basically defined is when a politician accidentally tells the truth. and i think that's what happene

jo, nice and there is no country, not retreat. do i put that into a mattress? no. there have do with john at least. ok. the prison that every with. so the promotion of freedom is every body's the apple, the full completion. we should vicki size the chinese for all of us. we should full step joy, nice new joy, not easy is the only profession can do it. we or we still cannot bite for that before we put 15 of it or that people it was because she wants to protect people or that people are not even safe. it can be an incredibly difficult korea and talking about that to, to, for allah to your voice is making sure that we are hearing from lots of different angles. how does the african union of food costing relate to the blocking of our channel of all the international, the english channel, the gym, and channel french channels so long and also split next in, in europe and in the united states? i mean, to what extent do you think that this policy doesn't correlate with freedom of speech? the western nations said that they all very much and supported falls on coalitions that coast at least like this is important

well john b, p is the latest company to hold shipments through those waters. all right, let's get more on that from a how to jo, castro, she's in washington dc. i load austin with austin rather making it very clear that there is a need for this kind of joint naval operation. but even off reset it, there was still more attacks being carried out. and that's right, harry, according to us central command, there were 2, a task launched on monday, one targeting an oil tanker which was struck requested assistance and a u. s. worship went to assess the damage. and the 2nd attack on a container vehicle where the explosive hit the water, there was no damage to that new injuries reported in either incident. but certainly evidence that since the rebels, according to the us, are increasing their tax on these commercial vessels, which is getting more reason for the establishment of this multinational security initiative. and we're getting a little bit more details on what this would look like. of course is going to be anchored by the us joined by the u. k. canada of france, a few other western nations as well as bahrain and

more from jo universities, johnson, again professor of law and history of to this frank, the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with professor samuel moines, universities john slick and professor of low in history and order of the book. liberalism against itself. cold war intellectuals and the making of odd times. a sam. yeah, there was a bit of a flashing light as you were speaking there. i don't know whether that was a utopian in, in some way of. well, it's a, it's easy, interesting though, that the enlightenment as we were talking about. and again, i want to remind everybody is that what we see on, on new screens today is often being interpreted by people who are schooled in this tradition. that may seem abstract in some kind of way. but it is clearly that, would you say that when you say it's not the fault, i'll give you the if he's a people from the academy, the military industrial complex chose them because it suited them the interest in making money out of weapons and whatever it wasn't so much that as i believed and called papa said look, we want to stop and go in till pro and whatever it is around the developing world stuffing revolutions here in t

john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfound.org and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis. and the charina endowmennt fund. (crowd cheers, whistles) >> ben reiter: it was the bottom of the fourth inning when mike bolsinger came to the mound for the badly trailing toronto blue jays. he had one job to do. >> just get one out; i mean, in theory it should be easy. >> there's another one deep to right. bautista's back, this one's gonna go... (loud bang) a three-run homerun. >> they just kept getting hits. >> carlos beltran jumps on the first pitch. >> reiter: bolsinger recounted the game on my podcast. >> i'm trying to remember a time i was rocked more than that, and i just don't remember a time. >> it truly was the most embarrassing moment in my career, 100 percent. i've never been more embarrassed of myself, ever. >> reiter: bolsinger was precariously holding on to his place on the team. but he was far from the only pitcher the houston astros had beaten up in 2017. >> bases are loaded. (bat cracks, crowd roars) >> i rememb

polls, the general perception of jo bite and how he's handling this as seems to be a disconnect between the politicians and large swathes of the public. that's right. um, john joe barton and his administration are seem to be out of touch with public opinion. the industry opinion polls are showing it the street is showing at the mass protest. and even today there's direct action where professors are going outside politicians and people in administration outside their houses on christmas . where, you know, palestinians can have a peaceful christmas in bethlehem and throughout the pal student territories. then why should the people who are responsible or supporting the genocide have a peaceful christmas? that's the message that they're sending. so, joe biden is becoming more and more isolated and including within his own democratic party, especially with younger voters and the base. how important is it the, the, you might say the science on the ground being reported accurately within the american media. you'll say you'll seeing how the story is being told. is it being told sadly or accurately, is it resonating a tool within the population that launch for weeks

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john, when both of you, thank you very much. i'm really looking forward to this. jo do you think that that activist groups have got far too much influence when it comes to policy, both medical and political, and that that actually could well be leading to a type of child abuse ? that's to a type of child abuse? that's absolutely i mean, i think the whole creation of the idea of the transgender child is a nonsense . nonsense. >> it's there. there isn't any medical basis to the idea that you can be born into the wrong body. there are some people who have gender dysphoria and obviously for that obviously sympathy for that condition is entirely valid. but that doesn't mean children can be born into the wrong body. if we were to still use the language transsexual, language like transsexual, i think a transsexual think the idea of a transsexual child would rightly be very alarming people . but alarming to people. but essentially by putting children on untested drugs , which a court on untested drugs, which a court have ruled were experimental, all we are potentially steril

john, when both of you, thank you very much. i'm really looking forward to this. joat that activist groups have got far too much influence when it comes to policy, both medical and political, and that that actually could well be leading to a type of child abuse ? that's to a type of child abuse? that's absolutely i mean, i think the whole creation of the idea of the transgender child is a nonsense . nonsense. >> it's there. there isn't any medical basis to the idea that you can be born into the wrong body. there are some people who have gender dysphoria and obviously for that obviously sympathy for that condition is entirely valid. but that doesn't mean children can be born into the wrong body. if we were to still use the language transsexual, language like transsexual, i think a transsexual think the idea of a transsexual child would rightly be very alarming people . but alarming to people. but essentially by putting children on untested drugs , which a court on untested drugs, which a court have ruled were experimental, all we are potentially sterilising and mutila