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so the chief executive jolie has just delivered a speech in the chamber and toes, lawmakers, and the popular that the law will come into effect on the 23rd. to much that is the coming sunday of the coming saturday, sorry. and on that this is he described as the historic moment of a home calling to finally accomplish is constitutional due to you, which is stipulated in august which has many constitution article 23. but on the other hand, puts, the analysts also say, this could be a tech take off the floor to use to get it packed so quickly that it's catch almost like all of the press scripts open season on up and, and many upset is off guard that is harder for them to live rates do respond in a short period of time. all right, dw, corresponding in home, come see be comb. thanks so much. cb is a quick reminder about top stories for you in the us x ray of state homes. me blinking says the entire population of gaza is facing savannah, hung up the steps of the tax. israel is on the prussia from washington and other allies to allow in more aid to prevent salvation. and homecoming will make

canadian foreign minister melanie joly. it is the support of the people of gaza that was broadcasted to the world today. ghazal badiei, sed and sima news agency. regarding the canadian government's support for the zionist regime's genocide in gaza, we had a conversation with mr. yves engler, an expert and analyst of political issues in montreal, canada. first, from mr. engler about the military contracts of justin trudeau's government with the zionist regime and the continuation of sending. salah from canada , i asked the occupying forces. recently, a number of palestinian canadians on behalf of the people of gaza sued the canadian government for continuing to sell weapons to israel. since october 7th, for the first four months of the war, the canadian government has sold nearly 28 million dollars in weapons, and they are actually the speed of export. arms licenses extended by world affairs canada for arms sales to israel. therefore, this complaint was filed. i don't know enough about the power of the legal system to hold t

that his country suspends all purchases of weapons. from israel, canada's foreign minister, melanie joli also described israel's massacre of palestinians in gaza as nightmare. spain condemned the gaza massacre as unacceptable, while france called it unjustified. a draft proposal has been released as a result of extensive talks in paris over a potential cease fire in gaza. one of the conditions exclusively prevents displaced men of military service age from returning from to their homes in northern gaza, our correspondent moti abu musah has talked to some of the palestinians in dairal balah about the cease fire conditions. this proposal is null and meaningless to me, i married and have kids, i can't let them go back to gaza while i am still here. we prefer to die here rather than accepting this proposal. we demand a permanent cease fire that guarantees our full return. our residential areas in gaza, undoubtedly it's another pressure exerted on the palestinian resistance. the ismo: this is another pressure practice against us, they know that the displaced families are not going to accept i

so, um there uh to the effective jolie has just delivered a speech in the chamber and toes law made because, and the popular that the law will come into effect on the 23rd to much that is the coming sunday of the coming saturday. sorry. and on that, on this is he described as the historic moments the home calling to finally accomplish its constitutional due to you, which is stipulated in august which has many constitution article 23. but on the other hand, puts, the analysts also say, this could be a tech take off the floor to use to get it packed so quickly that it's catch almost like all of the press scripts open season on and, and many upset is off guard. that is harder for them to library to respond in a short period of time. all right, dw, corresponding and home come see be comb. thanks so much cb and hate see at least a 1000 people have died in attacks in the last day. gunman, targeted homes and several neighborhoods of the capital protocols, including those that had not been affected by the growing violence until now. unrest has searched as gangs in hazy, vice the control, the dead b

are the media, jo, that is, i can count on one and, you know, on one problem with my and i way many jolie's do, it'll be faster. the catastrophe that goes on in gaza. but generally speaking, the media especially in television, don't show anything about the ongoing gods. the software, the best of ation, the destruction to this story that the bug using this on the streets. they don't show and they don't talk about it. it's not only that they don't show the ongoing, what's the destruction of the customer freedom garza, they actually quoted you to the fact that the most of the people in use a don't want to know about what's going on. you've got that many philosophical, psychological, et cetera. a ways to analyze and explain that in this kind of a you know, way, lou, call up after fi or even the celebration of that. they have studied garza and i get unfortunately with the time i can only say that the, the setting to some publications in the past, for the suffolk of loves of simple out it. no one likes to seem to me o a villain. so way in ahead. the problem is that instead of changing your a one

like one of the women was known as the angela angelina jolie of there was another woman known as the angel kobani. like everyone was posting of, like, look how beautiful that it was totally weird. and there was some coverage of the ypg. but i think like it's a really dangerous so we don't have as many foreign correspondents as we used to complicated the conflict hard to get access to where the fighting was going on and we had like this weird exoticized asian these women and their, you know obviously is so much more to them. so i think it's it's one of those stories that's really important. go back to and like really understand. and there's fighting today, but they're fighting the turkish state. and so it's a less simple story they're not fighting isis. so when they were fighting isis, people were talking about it because it was a very good, good versus evil type. but now they're fighting the turkish state who's an ally. and so we're barely covall in the press. and so you it's a story that's worth continuing to follow. yeah absolutel about hungary, who we haven't touched on as what ch

joli is there are twists and turns. jol is noddin: there are twists and turns. and turns. jol is nodding along. we will- there are twists and turns. jol is nodding along. we will talk more about that in a moment because it is an issue we will touch on up until the election in november. plenty of time. it has been a big week in the united states for tiktok. its future in the us may be uncertain, but new reports appear to suggest its financial future is secure for now. the finanical times is reporting that tiktok�*s us revenue hit a record $16 billion in 2023. the firm doesn't publish its figures, but the ft cites three people with knowledge of its finances. it comes after a significant week for the social media app. on monday, the us house of representatives voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill that could see tiktok banned in america. it would give the social media giant's chinese parent company, bytedance, six months to sell its controlling stake or the app would be blocked in the us. there is a split among lawmakers over whether this is the right approach. this

alyssa jolie rieman was very, very, very independent minded. he joined with the republicans from time-to-time is, as we all know, how do you see as legacy >> well, first i just want to say condolences to senator lieberman, his family, his wife, hidatsa, he was truly a consummate statesman and hearing this news, i couldn't help but feel like this isn't some ways the end of an era he really encapsulated the idea of bipartisanship and championing the idea of working across it's the aisle he sought is a virtue. he didn't feel like he had to fit into one box or only play for one t. he truly focused on the priorities of the american people >> and he is so he's, >> he's such an interesting person to reflect on in this political moment because he's so strongly decried toxic partisanship. i mean, a remarkable legacy to vance the point that he was on a democratic presidential ticket and was very seriously considered years later to be on a republican presidential ticket. i think it speaks to his character, the seriousness of who he was in the senate as th

i heard a rumor that jolie. >> yeah, i can see the right. the center. jolene maybe she does that you're listening to dolly right now? we'll let beyonce. yeah, do the cover. but in any event is pretty exciting. and again, the album drops tomorrow. so i bet you will sell out cowboys big now, right? like, you know, country music. the whole thing. i got a hat. i mean, isis sparkly like now, what are the glitter? all right. and now a woman that cough or is familiar with our own pam moore. >> she is a legend here and she is a powerful woman, says she's getting a powerful women of the bay area award. these annual was showcase women during women's history month and she's getting this year's special recognition for her work in the bay area. and here's some of her work that she's done on channel 4 over the years. she started 91 as an anchor and general assignment reporter. she was nominated for an emmy. she's gotten all kinds of awards for the national occassion academy of tv arts and sciences. she this whole studios named after that is ham or and this is my favo

geoff how do you see a jolie rubens legacy?k he leaves say very special place in this most recent chapter of american history. the last part of the last century, he is simply a breed that no longer exists in the united states senate that independent streak that you were talking about. think of who he served alongside arlen specter was in both parties at a time. joe lieberman, he lost his democratic primary, ran as an independent. there are very, very few senators, few leaders in this country who put their principles over party and really can bring both sides together. it's extraordinary. i remember that moment very well from 2008 when he endorsed john mccain, he had served alongside joe biden, who was barack obama is running mate for a very long time. and that was so shocking. but he answered the question there in your obituary, wealth, he said that john mccain was the only one who asked him for his endorsement. >> yes. so the reality his here is his independent streak yes. it rankled people particularly even recently pushing t

now, white house staffers, campaign officials and the first lady, they all try their best to keep jolie away from the press and anyone else with a question. anyway, even the easter bunny might recall, once shielded joe from answering questions on the white house. well, today in michigan, more of the same. now, one stop, the press pool. they were confined to a tent that was 20 feet away. no one could really hear what the president was even saying. and of course, reporters, they were blocked asking any questions he might get in trouble. take a look look. i think if you think you can, i think we're happy because it is a big game. >> joe is the president of the united states, you know, running for reelection? but you have to ask your staff if you can take a question seriously. now, unless the reporter's name, as we know and preplan topic is written on a giant no card of time. he may not get his ice cream and everyone's going to be mad at him and everything. >> it's not acceptable. many in the press corps just don't really seem to care or even bother to ask. why? i guess it's par for the cou

secondly, morning is a difficult time for jolie.a gets in the way of putting on her beauty before school, i can slam the door, and then she won’t fly in, but she’ll fly in, really, but today the volkovs have a different scenario: the whole family is going to the zoo, firstly, oh, how tender, look , how pretty! but it’s not for nothing that parrots say: be like birds. if we talk about the evolutionary basis of tenderness, then most likely it has to do with such a basic emotional system as care. well, in any case, one of the researchers in this area, jak panksop, called it that way. caring for another living being. treat him with something tasty and caress him. or not to touch if someone is tired, this is also caring, and also to lend a helping hand and just be there, you can learn a lot from animals, look how cool it is, come on, come on, come on, come on! you have to hear that a professional pickpocket works so masterfully that you will never feel his hand in your purse or pocket, but you can also protect yourself from these thieves

jomari: en espaÑa estamos acostumbrados a escuchar a angelina jolie con un acento andaluz.r, es una responsabilidad, es un trabajo espectacular, pero requiere de mucha demanda. mucho de ustedes tambiÉn son madres, hijas, hermanas, todo. de verdad que todo no pasa desapercibido. las amo. feliz dÍa de la mujer! [ aplausos] es mi encuesta. escogÍa varias mujeres. ahora le pregunto a ustedes. a quÉ mujer admiran y por quÉ? jomari: creo que tendrÍa que decir mi madre, mi hermana, la mujeres de mi vida, porque sÉ que la tienen mÁs difÍcil que los hombres porque es una realidad, pero creo que mi abuela. pienso que viviÓ guerras, viviÓ pobreza, gente que no tenÍan para comer e iban al campo. contaba las historias de que los perros agarraban los conejos para comer. eso no lo hemos vivido nosotros. pienso que todas nuestras abuelas han vivido una vida mÁs dura que nosotras. aunque el machismo al dÍa de hoy es una realidad hace muchos aÑos era mucho peor. me acuerdo mi abuelo gritarle a mi abuela y cosas asÍ. era mÁs comÚn. indiscutiblemente las abuelas y mi abuela. satcha: yo a mi ma