k. had seized paula, starting from the ultimate impass, now under a mandate from the newly created link of nations, which was a precursor to the united nations for dish. we began over the next 2 decades, large scale jewish immigration to empower starting to place. the numbers swelled off the hitler, rose to power in germany. tensions and violence between jews and palestinians was frequent. and there was a full scale r before between 19361939, the horrors of the holocaust. so more support, particularly from the us, a saw i'm the us for homeland. so the jewish people. so the british continued to limit migration to the area by 1947 u. k. had had enough handling the issue of a to the u. n. is may just as government have determined to based her policy on the assumption that the most laid down to mandate under which day is thought for 25 years to discharge their obligations to fulfill the growth of the jewish national home and to protect the interest of the population, i have been instructed by hi

k. had had enough handling the issue of a to the un. i've been instructed by his majesty's government to announce with all solemn tea that they have consequently decided that in the absence of a settlement, they must blend for nearly withdrawal of the british forces and of the british administration from palestine. b, u. n. a solution was politician to states with jerusalem under its administration. the palestinians and neighboring arab states would check, did that plan cooling it on fax? jewish leave is seized the moment and in 1948 declared the jewish state to have to be by you start and by virtue of all natural and historic rights. and on the basis of the resolution of the united nations general, assembly k, a by declared the establishment of a jewish state and their rights is right. well, within 24 hours, 5 our patients intervene. and the 1948 hour up is waiting. we'll pro kept fighting ended the following year, but during this time is wally. so taking the moorland then originally allocated under the un plan. new frontiers were crea

k. but that was a very, very long time ago. so we've had a succession of politicians who had just rely on spin and propaganda, but they don't do what they say and today might be a flat boy and some have character, but that they're running the country into the root. and so i think people appreciate someone who's just a straight pool and gives you um it gives you it like it is, has all that started soccer i think is a all right and rather exhausted in trying to reach out to the west than just a couple of days ago, she was asked about this latest confrontation with the west. and he said that the only thing that's put down that is the west of learning, the mechanics of respect. that is allowing a space for the interest of another party. and if that's there, you know, there wouldn't be no need for control, for expansion, for confrontation because it and he's new, at least some sort of a balanced relationship will emerge naturally. do you think watson, political, and we are capable of bad giving others no more to come of respect then a space for

. >> investigators in georgia now had a murder case on their hands. ka good friend becky next door had been ransacked as well. >> is it the door -- nobody has seen anybody, you know, out of the ordinary in the neighborhood. >> so they turn to the first person in the neighborhood to notice something less wrong. the contractor who had alerted 9-1-1. the first man on the scene. investigators had to wonder, why he was really there. >> at this point, everybody is a suspect. you know, you know, logically he is the first one. >> atmosphere i'm down to the substation, questioned, him and they went through the store he had told at the scene. >> i went, back i, hollered i said hey, is anybody in there? and anyway, i did not hear nothing. >> you have to ask that is what really happened. >> yes. >> he is the guy who discovers this violent -- and you wonder if he knows more than he is saying. >> definitely. >> they pressed him to find out more about what more he was to do their, and whether he had worked for kate before. >> you kept the door open to the house? >> we

k. case that had carried out a suicide bomb attack outside the turkish interior ministry. president bruship type air to once a terrorist would never achieve their aims. cctv what did shows this will side bumper charging toward the ministry where he blew himself up. a 2nd attack or was killed in a gun battle that police, the president, the jump, the babylon condemned, the bumping. it's all as a result of the timely intervention of our security forces. the action in which to measure is when utilized is the last stand of terrorism. to the scoundrels who targeted the peace and security of citizens could not achieve the goals, they never will know what to tell them. oh, so those are some of you that go to the separate to speak. you keep party claims. it was behind the tech naming a so called morton's battalion. the peak is designated as a terrace organization by the united states and the european union. its campaign against the tucker states since 1984 has claim tens of thousands of lives are corresponded. dory and jones and assembled told me earlier, what more is known about the attack. this wa

they had k-9 teams out here. they had a lot of heavily armored vehicles here.hey surrounded the house. they trained a spotlight on the house. they had flashing lights all around. then we started to observe some dialogue. it was one-way dialogue. it was a law enforcement officer on a bull horn with a spotlight on the house talking to whoever might be in the house. since then we've got indication that it was unknown whether he was in the house or not. and the fact that they just all have left, i would say likely indicates that he was not in the house. but at that time, they did not know whether he was in the house or not, so they started to give commands like, please come out with your hands up, come out with nothing in your hands, come to the front of the house and follow our instructions, come to the front of a truck. there was seemingly a truck in the driveway there -- and follow our instructions. they even made, kind of, almost personal appeals to whoever might be in there, saying, we know this could be intimidating for you. we don't want anyone else to get h

k. james had to carry the can on that along with rupert at the judicial inquiry that followed. the tumble that my life, the product of son returned in 2014 when laughlin untouched by the stigma around the family business in the u. k. took on a senior position at news court, and then fox news in the us, the 2020 presidential election was not fair. no honest person would claim that it was fair. but laughlin was on the inside for a journalistic scandal. far worse than phone hack. fox is merchandising of donald trump's stolen election claims which the network and the murdocks knew to be lies but broadcast anyway. the lawsuits that followed have cost fox almost $800000000.00 and counting. yet none of that has damage to walk in the way phone hacking did james, at least not in the eyes of his father to walk them us in a way the last man standing out. so jane's fairly or unfairly was tommy spied the phone hacking scandal. he was running news international guy. he was never responsible for the newspapers when they were doing the actual phone hacking. he was responsible for the company's

k, france and japan. and then we had the 6 countries that have stained multi gone up or 0, switzerland, ecuador, and albania. so that the us did not even need to veto this. it simply did not even get enough vote. stephen, have to even go to a veto by the united states. russia clearly stating that this was their humanitarian effort with this resolution to try to get some humanitarian help there . but to the us, france, japan and u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls not for an immediate cease fire, but for a, a, a temporary halt to hostility is a temporary, a pause if you will, which is a lot different than a complete cease fire. and it also in the brazil draft. it also does specifically mention from us and the resolution that in their words, the terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. so this is a little bit more of what the us and u. k. the

so today i'm in the morning or we had a u. k prime minister issue. so not here, who was here to show solidarity with his real to, to emphasize that the u. k. believes is real, has a right to defend itself and was also uh, support supporting just not to showing support for isn't but also showing support for the decision and visual now to block incoming and to gaza in the afternoon we had a visitor coming from the german defense minister hospice totally us was reiterated and emphasized with the german chancellor when the shots and already said he also said the ground defense if he said of ground defense, if he believes is imminent and that it is germany's let me return to comment and that is israel's rights to do so as an active self defense of the defense ministers spoke with is really counterpart here. they also spoke about how germany could further assist you. we don't expect any weapons coming from germany, but germany is likely to provide a substantial amount of medical aid. okay, thanks about max w max on the interior. so that as well as i was co

but i mean, the scene that it created is k. us and ma'am, had everyone running for their lives everywhere. the vast majority of people just rushed into the hospital bill thinking hospitals are safe place to protect themselves. and in the past half an hour of farming the truck with the 3 people inside of it was his on of farm land in the area of the sun in han eunice result in, resulting in the death of the 3 people. right? so we and you see the masses in a frame of the camera, these are the remaining members of the habit of who came to the hospital to collect the bodies for burials and tiny. we have heard the un secretary general closed a trunks to be allowed immediately into gauze. any sign that anyone's listening to him and those trucks are going to come through any time soon. well, sadly, there isn't any sign of anyone listening to the general secretary appeals to allow the trucks in for the gaza strip. there is a desperate need for human to turn in a sent me to the the human a humanitarian aids are. can tenuously be blocked at the roof? a head crossing. where are you going to see a fu

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and these kind of still always to on each folder and not to mention that they had staves a u. k. i those goals, top of the globe, you know the story dodge as username and uh, in the car. so we have no way back to complete to do a version. well, a from us has no, they are based on our capability whatsoever. and hopefully is not the case in power . they may not for a class, a power, they know level. so effects using drugs as they know this, this is the objective and we are how is different? we have the show last, if the last up to date, now we are a better situation. we know be like 350000 people in river, a copying at the boat coming in. so i have to do for my general and we have, there's supposed to be a make up that made you feel that has to do with, okay, i just want to get in there with the un secretary general has said that quote, even words have rules and warren, that quote, once again moving more than a 1000000 people across a densely populated war zone with no food, water or accommodation is extremely dangerous. and in some cases, not possible. how do you respond to that?

k. that's why we had no all the choice rather than trying to was solver and 6, and you're calling them a finance technology and security measures. is it people who started doing that and have led us to this phase of the confrontation and open confrontations? i mean they have started to impose sanctions, which have led to an opposite effect, needs arisen on vis, changing the structure of the russian economy. i said previously that the orland guessing coming energy to be has increased by 3 per cent. and the processing industries, including defense industries, time and bought from that. there are also all the industries as well. you know, tronics micro electronics, optics, machinery, haven't machinery. there was a 43 percent increase in these industries west. then companies withdrew from all a market, thinking it was the collapse. no, it's only getting strong that sure installation is creeping up and beat, and the rouble exchange rate is frustrating. we see those problems about the structure of the economies changing. it's getting more than the phones to and technology and we need to preser

she had recently cashed out her 401(k). er home. >> she goes and lists the house through an auction company, and she tells them, i just want it sold as quick as possible. i think she collected a check for $46,000 approximately. >> tens of thousands of dollars from the sale of her home. it's a serious amount of money. money that casey white now seems to have access to. >> and unfortunately, what we had in front of us was contrary to maybe some of the other things that people are saying about, you know, she was an unwilling participant. >> but whether vicky was a hostage or a participant, for u.s. marshals, their sole aim remains unchanged. >> we were still going to do everything within our power, every resource that we had available to -- to find both of them. whether she was on the fugitive side or the victim side was irrelevant to us, because we knew we had to find them. >> and later on the second day of the search, the team finally gets its first major breakthrough, potentially identifying the car the fugitives are in. the

it's a colleague of mine mix and once films a couple living in a cellar who had a daughter in k of who was taking them to leave said the police to try and get them out and they refused to leave even though they had some were waiting for them in case of but now we've had this news of compulsory factors for children, at least in the capstone region, that is at the western ukraine control port that is constantly under selling from the russians on the other side of the pro river. it is very difficult. people tell you they don't want to be refugees, they might leave for a few months and then come back and say, we don't want to be thankful to stay on someone else's rooms. we want to have all gotten all friends our jobs, but it is a very emotive topic and one, when you look at your brand new social media, there is a lot of criticism for these people who, you know, put the children out these rates. they say, well, if you want to stay, stay but send your kids to safety and now the government is taking that next step and is, you know, giving no choice to those parents. thank you so much for as a

we had our f, k juniors campaign manager dentist because in a join recently. and i suppose given recent events, just if we kick off about how u. s. foreign policy impact the lives at home on ordinary americans. will your campaign be able to communicate that connection and how do you see the connection between this uh, amazing foreign policy being celebrated on cable network news every night over there. and uh, what it means in terms of everyday lives in the united states. it was america's foreign policy is impacted american life and dramatic ways. the, the noted civil rights leader, martin luther king pointed out a long time ago during one of the us government's and from us interventions that, that were operating under the, the greatest purveyor of violence in the world. and i don't think anybody can deny that when it comes to prevent violence, the us government is clearly number one. i don't know how many people they've killed over the last 50 years, but it certainly has to number in the millions. and the idea has always been that as long as these tests are t

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the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine, and there was also a missile, and they also had a guided missile... k fired in the direction of the poltava region, the results there we cannot yet confirm to you , so far without casualties, well, in addition, as you already know, nikopol and mykolaiv oblast were shelled from artillery, as we can see, it has already been confirmed that 32 guided aerial bombs were directed at the kherson region during this night alone. which launch: in remotely, before that, various uavs, intelligence agencies or shaheds are working to do reconnaissance, this is how it all looks on the scale of the country, well, it’s hot and absolutely without an attempt to review its strategic goals on the part of moscow, it’s happening around avdiivka, we talk about avdiivka every day, and even now let's talk, because the military observer denys popovych is already in touch with us, mr. denys, glory to ukraine, we congratulate you. glory to the heroes, good morning, well , look, we thought that at some point this effect would appear, when the quantity became the quality in quotes, th

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there are so manitaly talented k with him who never had a shot, and so we hope as the dust settles that we'll as a movement figure out who to get behind and get a path to victory here in california so that black women are represented in the long term. >> reporter: soon to be senator butler moved to maryland in 2021 to lead emily's list. she registered to vote in the state of maryland in 2022. governor newsom oig speaking to reporters says butler remain as long term california homeowner and she has already reregistered to vote in the state of california. kyung lah, scnn, los angeles. >>> federal judge has set may 6 as the trial date for u.s. senator bob menendez of new jersey. menendez, his wife and three others are facing bribery charges. prosecutors accuse the new jersey democrat of using his political power to aid the goech government of egypt. >> menendez has denied the allegations and refusions to give up his senate seat. he has yet to say if he will seek re-election next year. >>> donald trump's longest serving white house chief of staff is offering his strongest rebuke yet of the

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. >> you know, when i was working and contributing to my 401(k), the only choices i had were mutual funds. you know, i never made any real money until i started buying individual stocks. i really don't understand why mutual funds are so popular. >> let's give mutual funds their due. there have been some that have outperformed the market, and the 401(k) plans tend to have an array of mutual funds that you can pick so you kind of craft your own portfolio. i happen to like individual stocks, and i like the s&p 500 because i like a low cost index fund that can continue to give me good returns and i'm a believer in that, so i understand but i'm not going to knock mutual fund industry, there's very good companies that do a great job. let's go to rambo in california. >> this is rambo from san jose. >> how are you doing? >> awesome. >> i have a question for you, one of the first metrics i look at when allocating an investment is the debt and enterprise value. in many cases a sound doubt, although a company looks attractive on a price-to-earnings perspective, it becomes far less attractive on an e

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