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julia joins us now. has been an amazing market to watch because after hamas attacked israel and a hot war started in the middle east a lot of people expected oil to get up to the triple digits again and it has not happened. julia: absolutely paired the geopolitical risk premium was priced into the market and just never materialized. because the conflict remained contained in did not spread to other countries, specifically iran, that is why the geopolitical risk premium has decreased, but opec is not content with this happening and also because there is this new narrative that demand has decreased substantially and there is a lot of supply and abs, the saudi arabian energy minister, has said that's a misinterpretation of the numbers. and so, going into this meeting, the oil markets are feeling nervous. that's why you see this friday rally, because they are nervous saudi arabia may implement more cuts and that could cause prices to skyrocket. amber: it recently has not paid to bet against opec and the reso

julia: bullet, language using the polls are liz, is out essentially new strategy try to get joe biden on against donald trump while the gop continues really good out of the primary so essentially whats biden biden trying to get aheade primary and go after trumped terms of trump and his age he's 44 years over so try to turntham however this going to be difficult because we do know that the perception a lot of voters is that but it seems only ventura actually been from. it was approval rating dropped a new nbc poll, but instead to the lowest level of this is presidency with the poll finds biden behind trump and independence one from when one in five voters disprove abiding let's get your reaction to this. julia: interlude welcoming matching up with a lot of the polls that have come outrunning biden trying trump in terms of independence as well as young voters right now with young voters, and bidens drop, so unnecessarily to the trump's rising but bidens doing so poorly, the young voters that is essentially lowering himself to the level below trump and a lot of that has to do with foreig

but also with politicians taking a stand on this julia, thank you very much. that was the w, corresponded julius of the day and in about 45 minutes from now, the german transfer of shelves will mark the 85th anniversary of the november pogroms and 8. berlin synagogue will bring you that ceremony live here on dw nance. now it's with us, we're actors of reached a tentative deal with major hollywood studios to end their $118.00 day strike. so this was the reaction from union members in los angeles and they've been demanding higher pay a share of streaming revenue protection from artificial intelligence. the dual strikes by writers and actors have resulted in one of the longest labor crises in hollywood history, costing the state of california and the estimated $6000000000.00. you're watching the, the units coming up. next, we've got a documentary for you on the use of bit cooling and less than america, of course, and get all the latest news and information anytime you want on our website, dw, dot com on terry market. thanks for the fast fashion as an environmenta

julia medical correspondent julia sat down. i don't think the w. here's my from the man or reminder about top story of this. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu services, ready troops and that operating in the heart of guns of stacy, the also signal beings, right. and mil to treat vote remain 8 guns. that's after it eliminates just a moment. del chrome goes to bandwidth. estimate people who organize that lives around advice and full of thoughts as old world news at the top of yeah, a good. the news 3 is the most powerful woman, little sister of the dictate to mysterious strategic. who is, can you tell me you could say she represents a mixture of expectations. hands is appointment. the thing is do you think it's the read princess stuff, november 25th on the w.

julia cosum, journalist there, joining us out of beirout. meanwhile, uh, demonstrators have occupied lobby of the new york times office in manhattan in the states, calling for an immediate seasfire in gaza. media workers are among the demonstrators, they accused leading american newspaper of bias towards israel and its coverage of the gaza war. meanwhile, in brazil, hundreds of protesters burned israeli and us flags. outside us consulat in rio de janeiro, in west asia, thousands of lebanese school children protested in front of the un headquarters in beirout, denouncing the killing of children in gaza. in jordan, hundreds of workers and patients from a cancer center demonstrated in aman in solidarity with palestinians in the iranian capital tehran. demonstrators there condemned israel's indiscriminant massacre of people in gaza and the occupied west bank. also protester in the south korean. capital call for an immediate seasfire in gaza. iran's envoy to the un as says this country has not been involved in recent attacks by resistance groups

julia fanzeres joins us now to discuss. how do we think opec is going to deal with this, julia?opec has a said this price drop has been because of speculators. algorithms and train followers, and not exactly because of crude fundamentals. it is likely they may stay the course in trying to say, no, the markets have enough demand and there is going to be enough supply, and the market still needs to rally. i do believe that opec does have it in their court, but also sees that there is enough demand. sonali: that is opec's point of view, but what is the case for the other side on a demand shock picture for oil? julia: it is not as much demand as supply. the u.s. saw a huge stockpile build. we are seeing more exports coming out of russia than anticipated. i think a lot of traders are looking at this market and saying we are seeing a lot of supply in the market and there is not enough conviction to go higher. sure, demand is strong, not as strong as all of the supply news we are receiving. guy: if opec sticks to the message, as the market going to have another cranked? how much lower

julia manchester, thank you _ a circus. ok. julia manchester, thank you very _ a circus. ok. thank you very much for - a circus. ok. julia manchester, thank you very much for that, l thank you very much for that, and we will await and see the outcome of that vote later. thank you. to iceland now where more than 500 earthquakes have been recorded in the last two days, shaking houses, damaging roads and prompting hundreds of evacuations. the tremors are concentrated around the fagradalsfjall volcano, indicating a volcanic eruption may happen in the next few days. grindavik, a town considered to be most at risk, has been evacuated. authorities fear a possible repeat of the disruption caused in 2010 when the eruption of another volcano cancelled more than 50,000 flights. we'rejoined now by leif karlstrom. he's a volcano expert and professor of earth sciences at the university of oregon. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. what are the expectations so far? what is the data telling us about this volcano?— is the data telling us about this volcano? ., ., ., this volca

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over say, and they offend the us government and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in new york on the video and wanting to know, want to waste the godaddy illegally. any more war has been brought to justice. but the court for telling sits behind boss waiting a 175. he's a virtual defense, it's going to lift that, stay the when the government todd say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi, who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to give that answer when they directly questioned on the floor a problem. and we have a solution that democratic problem. denise, each die are sending you to disclose the laws that out for option, that more crimes. we would come off to you with the face of the start. then we will do everything we possibly get. took flush you. that's the message by s

when the indictment against julia was updated expiration case to be included allegations that julia was planning to who is tons of infrastructure each dropping on telephone conversation wisely from members of parliament because they saw whole whole of that part of the indictment was they were trying to supported with his witness statements. so you told us and is the style witness for the united states and respect to the additional allegation. so out of those on was a, we could the small into was involved for a 10 months in 201011 he's told one who from the organization. and when that was found out, he decided to offer his help as a witness for the epi i and to him for protection. what they did was so grotesque and so shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british colt. he is, according to court documents, a social above a social pro soon because boys and has been sentenced for violation against 10 miners. there is no credible factual basis for a large part of the us as in diamond. and yet they are still pursuing. and it's just, i'm su

julia. while we were collectively conferring.l applaud for you this is liver and so, when i won the most popular answer, i will assume that this is a vegetables, vegetables, so these are vegetables, yes in general, let's look for vegetables. no, we have more there, more specifics, so, andrey, yes, i would venture to guess that this is meat, meat, well, okay, we check the meat, there is, you know, but the first one is liver, but i have a version, hematogen. hematogen bar bar yes the product is a product we check hematogen perfectly, save the team, i’m coming back, it’s difficult , three more lines, my options have already been eliminated to be honest, well, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, think, think, maybe there’s a clue in the water contained, and the product, product, product, well, it's. there is iron in the fish, and what isn’t there, fish, fish, there is phosphorus, fish, and there is phosphorus, and phosphorus is not iron, yes , okay, it’s metal, metal, no, let’s fish, let's leave the fish, yes, okay, let's check the f

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pretty much julia. and what have a secret communication devices he had any laptop, what he had was any small bag was a you know, hanging, i've nuclear bone in fact uh hey, was a young man with a vision and, and big ideas. and the most massive link and the most important lake that had ever occurred in his backpack. the only way i familiar with hurts, ease of use, we expose attempting to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message. he forgot himself as on the run, he told me that the consequences and i'll have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be is that they would hand him to the ends of the us. he was dead rod and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he needs so, i mean quite a man to walk into that and that's what he expected and, and indeed that's what he, what he got. the how did we get to this point? rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they ar

. >> jimmy: and i think i have a a photo here did you cook for julia child >> i cooked for julia child'sittle time with her, you know, when she was alive and she was so incredibly gracious to everybody in the restaurants. the one thing about julia, was she knew, in the best way, how important she was. meaning she would come into a restaurant, before she sat down, she would go into the kitchen, and shake everybody's hand, from the chef to the dishwasher >> jimmy: really >> and -- yes, absolutely. and she was amazing. and julia liked to have a good time i was lucky enough also to have some lunches with her. and she would sit down, and she would call the server over, and she'd say, "i'm going to have an upside-down martini and keep bringing them until i tell you to stop." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is an upside-down martini? >> that's what i said. i was like, "what's an upside-down martini? she said, "it's mostly vermouth with a little bit of gin." it's the opposite, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> she went for it -- julia. >> jimmy: wow. >> lots of butter and lots of upside-down martinis she live

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julia sweig. hello everyone. i'm so pleased to be here with you tonight and. thank you, bradford. stealing thunder oall of my notes here. you're introduction. but i think that that sam's book is so rich that we'll have lots to talk about, especially with your participation. i know many of you were sam's students, and i. i'm sure that i'll try to call on you if you, you know, stick that hand really high. we'll talk for about 25 or 30 minutes before we open it up to questions the audience. let me say that brad skipped over something really quickly he mentioned sam's nine other books. that's nine other books. this is a very prolific writer and reporter who's written about contemporary american life. so many different facets. i'm really honored to have spent the last three weeks in the mornings reading your book, sam. so congrulate shands for bringing this story really to life. a story that is full of surprises. i usually or we often ask an auor what was the biggest surprise you? but i'm going to flip

julia, if you get pregnant and are in a great position, who will take care of him?, the blood works from morning to evening , okay, during the day, you will do it yourself, how to pull it, now we need to hire some kind of nurse, to take the load off your back, so that later you don’t have a hernia, protrusion, or anything else , right now, if you say, vlad, he makes good money, his parents help, it’s not even a matter of opportunity, it’s just... even, yes , first of all, this is not necessary, from a moral point of view, i don’t want to live with my family of three, and a stranger still doesn’t feel it the way i do, he doesn’t understand that there needs to be turned a millimeter, or i know that there he doesn’t turn his neck in this direction, that is, it takes a long time to learn this, you need to feel it, but someone else’s man, no, please don’t show me, you had a relationship before vladislav, maybe there was some kind of negative one, yes, i had a healthy man, but he didn’t just cheat, natalia, do you think this betrayal could have affected your sister ? i th

julia boorstin. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> dee, what do you want to tackle first? >> i mean, there is so much to choose from. you mentioned generative a.i., so let's talk about that one first. elon musk didn't mince any words here. he really hit at the debate that's been going on here in silicon valley over the last few weeks. this idea of effective altruism, which some believe led to altman's ousting, or those who want to commercialize generative a.i. his comments on how dangerous it is. he talked about how generative a.i. is a double-edged sword. he likes to work on technologies that are a little more straightforward, that do more good in the world. even the idea that the a.i. drag keeps them up at night, that was powerful from him. >> what about on the advertisers, julia, what's going to be the fallout from those comments? >> deirdre, it certainly puts linda yaccarino, the ceo of x, and advertisers in an uncomfortable position. there were a lot of jaws that dropped

julia? >> yes?i was -- i was down and chill with the idea that the deficit problem wasn't such a big deal because we were going so strongly. the trouble is that the revenues haven't shown up. in fact, one of the big reasons why we're in the hole we're in is because revenues so dramatically disappointed. my concern at this point, i don't know what the reason for that is. maybe growth isn't that strong. that's a possibility. maybe more and more people have decided that it's okay not to pay their taxes. that could be another reason. there was also a delay in california, but my concern, and i think the real reason for concern is that we've had the growth and haven't had the tax revenues. >> no, you're exactly right, steve, and it's important to highlight that that the surprise in the deficit widening relative to cbo projections was indeed a shortfall in individual tax revenues and not even corporate tax revenues which is unusual in a strong labor market. say one possibility is the volatility and there's

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thanks, julia. don't do political correspondent julia so very, or you're watching the news live from berlin. here's a reminder of our top stories. is ready, army has stepped up. it's operations in northern gaza, pending the area with air strikes and in circling gases. city troops are expected to enter the city soon, which is likely to lead to sharp rise in casualties. the don't forget you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple store. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and if you're part of a new story, you can also use the dw opposite, send those photos and videos of what's happening. you're up to date next after a short break is kick off. a quick wrap for a wrap of the best option from the weekends. misnig a mattress comes after a short break and i'll be back again at the top of the next hour. thanks for watching. take care the, the, the, a pulse, the beginni

. julia sally, i d. w. let's go comes funding about spencer i'm it least under the session on. it was honest. is that still with us? so welcome back. shawnee, so president, we had president stein might say that he's concerned with violence in the middle east, which could threaten social peace here in germany. so that's a real danger. oh yes, definitely. we've you know that this conflict has been so much emotion. so many people that are feeling that they have a stake in this isn't in this conflict because they're immigrants, so coming from backgrounds that are connected somehow to palestine to the world. same goes with israelis and jews living in germany. and we've seen detention, we've, we've felt that down on the streets. i think anybody could feel that if you talk about, you see, tell some of those around europe in the us. this is spilling far beyond this specific region, but what also it hang on to one thing. he said that he realizes each side, you know, among the people sitting in the table that peop

against the... and the final victory belongs to palestinians, joining us on tonight spotlight, we have julia cost, journalist and political analyst joining us from the lebates capital bay, we also have journalist and political analyst elijah magnier who's joining us from brussels, welcome to the program to our guests, let's start off with miss cossim in the... lebanese capital beirout uh give us your thoughts uh uh initially on uh the comments made by uh leader of hezballah say hasan nasrulah regarding uh the level of involvement of the lebanese resistance front uh if this war continues in his own words. said hansul said all options are on the table. so uh this war this uh... speech cleared up lot of misconceptions, it cleared up misconceptions that um nasrella's speech was supposed to be this uh green light for and all-out involvement into a regional war that would explode into a world war 3 type scenario, which is what some people were expecting, but nasralla directly address this nasralla reaffirmed that uh hamas is the lead of in this latest operation. operation that began october 7th, a

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resistance and the final victory belongs to palestinians, joining us on tonight's spotlight, we have julia cosan journalist and political analyst joining us from the leberties capital bayroute, we also have journalist and political analist elijah magneer who's joining us from brussels. welcome to the program to our guests, let's start off with miss cossim in the... lebanese capital beirout uh give us your thoughts uh uh initially on uh the uh comments made by uh leader of hezballah said hasan nasrulah regarding uh the level of involvement of the lebanese resistance front uh if this war continues in his own words. said hasan nasulah said all options are on the table. so uh this war this uh... speech cleared up lot of misconceptions, it cleared up misconceptions that um nastra's speech was supposed to be this uh green light for and all-out involvement into a regional war that would explode into a world war 3 type scenario, which is what some people were expecting, but nasralla directly address this nasralla reaffirmed that uh hames is the lead of in this uh latest relation that began october

joining us on tonight. spotlight we have julia cost journalist and political analyst joining us from the lebotes capital beirot, we also have journalists and political analist elijah magneer who's joining us from brussels. welcome to the program to our guests, let's start off with miss cosim in the lebanese capital beirout. give us your thoughts uh initial. on uh the comments made by uh leader of hezballah sayid hasan nasrullah regarding uh the level of involvement of the lebanese resistance front uh if this war continues in his own words, sayid hasan nasa said all options are on the table, so uh this war this uh speech cleared up lot of misconceptions, it cleared up misconceptions that... um, nastrella's speech was supposed to be this uh, green light for an all-out involvement into a regional war that would explode into a world war 3 type scenario, which is what some people were uh expecting, but uh directly address this, nasralah reaffirmed that hamas is the lead of in this latest operation that began october 7th um and basically uh confirmed that while there is coordination amongs

magnet, let's get a final thought in from miss julia cossim. before we wrap up the show, miss cossim, give us your thoughts uh on the matter that we were just talking about as the resistance being the only viable option left for palestinians right now. one that was very important point that it's enshrigned in the un charter as uh every occupied nation has a right to resist occupied people has a right to resist um, but also it's not just a point of morals, but it's a point of material necessity, one, occupying power like the zinus entity has only um has only established itself by violent force, and as we can see throughout its history to today, to the expansion of the illegal settlements, it does not operate any sort of law whether that's religious law, whether that's liberal, humanitarian, international law, um, it's completely un in a law context of lawnness um, establishes itself and advance its interest by um, by war crimes, it's it's a it's a living continuous uh war crime, so um armed resistance becomes an absolute necessity when the deman

now julia will grow up as an orphan like her father. julia grows up as an orphan like her father. if he grows up , if he survives the rain of american bombs. the zionist regime continues to bomb various areas of the gaza strip, especially in the north of the strip, with prohibited phosphorous bombs to force the residents of gaza to move. this burn in this meat was caused by the phosphorus substance, the substance whose bombs started about a month ago, that is, the beginning of the generation the zionist regime in gaza has killed palestinian civilians about 10 times. however, the use of phosphorus bombs was banned after the first world war and according to the 1980 geneva convention , white phosphorus should not be used as a weapon in civilian areas. now these prohibited weapons have been given to the zionists by the us to continue their victory. allahu akbar. this substance burns and burns until it is exposed to oxygen, and this is the reason why the zionists use these bombs for genocide. now if only a small amount of this amount of phosphorus on the body if a person falls, he wil

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the case of julia sondra is really a microcosm of the crisis of our democracy. the constant and intimidation that we have in years, which has been terrorizing austin internalizing during the years. so if i succeed, then that will be the end of 1st freedom because no, i'm a journalist will be prepared to do what he has done. reps against me, against our children. power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and if we don't have watched on press, then we have an absolutely powerful authoritarian government that's onto the rest of a 175 years. so how much do you need? you know, how many violations of guns and dimension we have to be exposed of 10 people would just say, you know, for heaven's sake says just opposite map showing the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing this job. they are about to take it only right away from you . you will not be able to find one on the other cause we're talking about the fund demand goes here, the med or to say about e as in ice. and those who have cars to speak truth to power and cool out what i'm doing

and that we have to do whatever i want julia gil odd, was locked in step with the united states. i can reconvene all sorts of negative aspersions. cost on julian assigns likely was some sort of terrorist get a lot scholarship. the straight in the official list, right. and persecution of to land kevin rods blindly didn't say anything about julian assigned assignment tiny habits. then we go on to malcolm turnbull wanting to just say that this guy deserves defies. just the same with scott morris and what, what sort of justice did i want him defies. just as for was for doing the work of a journalist. it is time for this matter to be brought to a conclusion and that i don't express any personal sympathy with some of the actions of mr. ascent. organize. he did say that he thinks this matter should be brought to a pause quickly. i don't know what that means. i don't know whether that means just get on with it, get him out of the put him on trial. it's almost as if they sign like the previous government that he should have been brought to trial earlier and punished and convicted earlier.

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know, want to waste the godaddy illegally anymore. has been bought, adjustments, but the quote for towing seats, the whole and box weighing a $175.00. he's a virtual sentence. we're going to lift that, stay the when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi. who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have our souls that democratic problem, the nation, each die of sending is if you disclose the laws that out for russian belmore proteins. we will come off with the face of the start. and we will do everything we possibly get took flush you that's the message by sendi

they failed on that promise. >> so, julia, what took the advertisers so long to figure out that their content, that their ads were being placed in proximity to knenazi or extremi rhetoric, and why aren't the people at the company that place these ads being called on this >> media matters came out with a report last week and i would call it almost a watchdog group that has publishedseveral reports about the failures of x to adequately police the platform x has been consistently focused on the importance of free speech what media matters says is that this offensive content, this pro- pro-nazi content is on the platform and ads are placed alongside it the reason musk threatened a lawsuit is because it was manipulated, someone went on and created an account and tried to get ads to show up next to this content. i think, at the end of the day, if ads were to ever show up, that is a problem for x. and i think this report shines a spotlight on this concern about brand safety and i think that's really what it's about at the end of the day. but i do think it's worth noting that if you have a br