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katia: i do not know.ied in front of congress and said things that were not well received. with minutia -- with president shafik, she had a much better time in front of congress but still dealing with a lot of accusations that it has gotten out of control on campus in terms of anti-semitism. the antisemitism task force did an analysis and they found hundreds of cases of people who have had or felt discrimination and also professors that have told their students that they would get extra credit if they participated in the protest, and if you are a jewish or israeli student that is probably not a great feeling. scarlet: you mentioned the congressional hearings and how all three of them spoke. the congresswoman who led the charge on this has been very vocal about wanting to bring down a lot of these university presidents and i think she tweeted after shafik stepped down that there is more to come. this is part of a bigger culture war, but what is she looking for from the schools? katia: i think it is hard to

these little arrow katia plans that growing from seeds from the tree. i found the young couple collected the seats of the giant jungle trees in the seventies and greece seedlings on their terrace to plant wild forest. at the time, they had no idea where their ideas would take them by 1987 promising a project to save forest was born the it's never kind of non profit tree nursery with a staff of 25 morning. all good. yes. oh good. the 63 year old visits the nursery. every day. the soil is a special blend of minerals. bryce, husks, pine bark and fertilizers. up to 5000 seedlings are planted here every day. the seas are stored in a special refrigerated room. the gold, shasta checks the latest delivery. let's say we managed to get good quality arrow, katia. see, i don't, katya. these will yields around $20000.00 seedlings that will be planted in the coming day. for us was these 200 different types of trees are growing up in the nursery, primarily to see patients species people learn some german from his parents. but when it comes to trees, he'd rather stick

we'll explore all this without guessing a moment, but 1st this report from katia lopez, ahold of you on, on the scale and scope of the latest as really assaults mark the largest military operation in the occupied westbank. in more than 2 decades, the troops accompanied by armored vehicles, drones, and both those are stormed for northern cities and future camps, tearing up roads and destroying infrastructure. homes left to burn, now lined the streets of these posts, and in neighborhoods no means a lot of civil defense teams came to put out the fire. but is there any forces didn't let them through. we broke the bathroom window and managed to get out. my wife's shoulder, i'm almost done. thank god, that was all the palestinians. say the frustration is overwhelming. the month with no hand kinda through and into this house belonged to an old woman. they destroyed it. the revolt a road here. they destroyed them. my relative house was damaged with missiles and drove the photo israel's, as it's targeting palestinian armed functions with links to iran and what it describes as counter terroris

anyone who was in tunnels for such an extended period of time is chrome significant medical problems . katia was working as a security guard on the border with guns when he was abducted by homos during the october 7 attacks. the militant group captured some $250.00 people in total. totty was one of each members of israel's better with our minority that were taken . his family were waiting at the hospital when he arrived his brother, overcome with joy. we're happy all the world is happy everyone. thank god. to put this good news today of to almost 11 months in a way we could not imagine no dream of. meanwhile, since october 7th, the situation in the gaza strip has become more and more done by the day the un says there's a severe food shortage and it's highlighted the risk of a polio outbreak. and the number of civilian did in israel is campaigned to destroy, thomas continues to grow the territories. hum us run health ministries is well over 40000 people have now been killed by israel's offensive. a number of combines militant and civilian deaths. the ministry says on choose, day alone is righ

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katia: lo importante es pedir la ayuda para resolver a tiempo . la gente a quien le debemos el dinero y establecer una comunicaciÓn de manera tal que podamos decirle esto es lo que me estÁ pasando y no puedo pagar. pienso que todo de parte de un principio si no lo necesitas no lo compres. si me necesitas no compres y no gastar mÁs de lo que ganas eso tambiÉn es clave. a veces aspiramos a muchas cosas en la vida y esta bien que queramos alcanzar cosas y tener metas pero todo tiene su momento bueno trajiste una pÁgina para compartir que pienso que es importantÍsimo pues entrar ahora mismo a la pÁgina web que es la comisiÓn federal de comercio y encontrarÁs informaciÓn perfecta y practica para que puedas resolver esto de las deudas. a todos nos afecta porque quien no tienen control de sus finanzas no tiene control de su vida. espero que estÉs en la casa que te haya servido esta informaciÓn. "despierta amÉrica" continÚa y karla estÁ con un segmento que te ayuda porque esa nuestra misiÓn. karla: te pregunto quÉ ha pasado que sientes que vas como en aut

she takes medication for high blood pressure and katia arrhythmia. when you get to live, for example, when i'm gardening here in the midday heat or whatever, i get dizzy, then of course i noticed it's done that went on medicaid. so today you'll heart has to work harder in the heat. that's your blood pressure falls, affecting the kidneys, dangerous, and the long run, especially when medication is in play. almost allen's all when you're on blood pressure medication, you have to be especially careful that it doesn't suddenly plummet to something like a 100 over 60. then you could feeling well or even full sign, you should avoid that at all costs. that's that's, that's what i'm talking on. often for somebody, the car includes on their family, dr. of come up with a kind of heat plan. the idea is to reduce medication on hot days, maybe 10 minutes and, and medication changes should always be agreed with your adoption. so that all the interaction effects can be taken into account looks. it's just then you can see which medications can perhaps be skidded, jus

dr. katia is that a humanitarian operation in, in the address of governance in particular still exists at this point and the order of i city and particular most of patients. hey, i'm going to say i didn't know patients of. i was or others has been closed. it sees to the function to the for example, i will give you 11 seeds of us, but then it's open. but unaccessible, nobody comes each to the husband, the hour. i'm balances that was stationed and that area has being forced out completely out the front of the area, our clinics or medical posts in the region really close completely. there are no magic or health facilities that can provide any services in the area of open the the great was but there is close. we had to move our fields also with a lot of good size with them that they talked about from about 5 area to, to find you in this mazda notice. so literally the most services in that region. okay. and if we go further up, you just mentioned fine units, so you have some operation still functioning in fine. eunice. yes. and can you and as we have uh, our we, we, we brought back to, to,

artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and geo political influence plays out on the world stage. katia lopez again, elda 0 for counting the cost. a new alliance as a pos of the changing world countries with some of the agendas and priorities of clusters into clubs, among them, the bricks nation. so let's take a closer look at the plot. the lead us up for sale, russia, india, and china found at the group in 2009 south africa joined a year later. bricks is designed to be a new global voice. supposing what it sees as a unit latrell approach to g of politics. ricks nations want to change the in balance by creating an alternative to us lead financial institutions. in 2015, they found that the new development bank, the counter organization, such as the world bank and the international monetary fund. they also aimed to reduce their reliance on the us dollar. bricks represent nearly a 3rd of the global economy and really health of its population. the total g, d, p, and purchasing power parity terms is actually bigger than that of the g 7. the block is growing to the u. a wrong, and if you appe

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and to distract from the government's economic mismanagement. katia lopez, so the un which is 0 for counting the cost or, well the, you an estimate. so they were more than 281000000 migrants worldwide in 2020, to 169000000 of whom are workers wealthy countries, particularly seeing a record search in numbers 3300000 people moved to the us last year, canada took in 1900000 immigrants or brick and welcome to 1200000 people. the ac day says that high flows of immigrants into wealthy countries of health strength from jump markets and boost growth. americas immigration surge could grow its economy by 2 percent over the next decade. that's open 7 trillion dollars. economists say the germany needs more than one of the half 1000000 farm workers each year to maintain its labor force. that's because too many people are retiring . and to few, on entering the jump market, while japan needs more than a 1000000 foreign workers by 2040. if the government that wants to keep its economic growth target, migrants globally cent molden $831000000000.00 back to the families in 2022 in the mexico. china and the phi

and murder of a 31 year old woman horrifies a nation, sparks, debates reaching far beyond politics. katia, a little piece of the un, which is 0 for insight story. well let's discuss this further with our pedal of guests who are joining us here today in new delhi run. john, the commodity is the direct to the center for social research and political throng . women's issues, including the book, gender work, and power relations and coal contact juma sand is an advocate in the high court that is represented survivors of domestic and sexual violence in bangalore. lou, i'm re to delta is the national editor. scroll dot. oh yeah, news website. i'm the veteran journalist if i can start at the beginning of this story and it is a risk crime. august the 9th, the junior dr. h that he was found in the seminar whole of the teaching hospital while she was working clearly. however, with a crime, a woman being murdered in that way, but the fact that it was in the hospital, but she was resting after 36 a shift i think makes it even more disturbing. if i can start with you around you on a 3 week, maybe 3 wee

if the inside story was big at our panel in just a moment, but 1st let's speak to what did katia of his human rights, activists and political honest, based in the outgoing capital capital. what did, what was your 1st reaction to the new mortality laws that were introduced? and i've got this done. uh hi, and thanks for having me here. i will, uh, when i 1st heard about this on wednesday. so i've just shocked that because i'm living here in colewell again, this time i brought up here, i know the culture of my religion, my values. so unfortunately it, it is mis interpreted it and of love. we are the, um, the basic thing, the most important thing in here is the right interpretation of over legend. so, oh dear, what are some rules? for example, playing for music are banned in said the domain that are not allowed to shave the beers, and the, and drivers are not, the drivers are only that allowed to transport the women without guardian. so the most important thing is not with playing the music. the content is important according to your religion and values, just like the content is encouraging

when able, isabella managed to do with the police chief of katia and one of his investigating offices fab who's got van not corrupt what they are. it's sold because they did accept the bail payments, make eye contact, and they failed to properly informed me of taurus he's about the release of the suspect. that's the only reason i'm investigating how, okay, how many questions remain unanswered? after 2 years of research, we have found a number of witnesses who can confirm the bribe took place. and we have strong evidence of a corrupt network in pots, a sort of hot day. hot pond took note of all of this, but his mission is accomplished. the honor of his police force is restored thanks to the testimony of an alleged sex offender in in a court in a just a few weeks after our interview. the time media reported that the deputy police chiefs home had been rated right by an anti corruption unit, as i said, questions the legality to along with several other police officers say that that hoc pine was allegedly involved in a legal, online gambling operation. right. the lead to of laundered some

there is a ceasefire deal and a hostage release deal, not through these rare military operations well katia, as he spoke with the israeli prime minister tonight from his hospital bed, he thanked him for getting him out, and he reminded him that there are still more hostages waiting to get at home. israeli prime minister promised him that they will return everyone without exception brianna. >> it's amazing to see him and to see him so happy and to know these reunited with his family, jeremy. thank you so much for that report for us let's get some perspective on these developments. >> we're joined now by mark esper. he's a cnn global affairs analyst former defense secretary in the trump administration. he serves on the board and as a strategic advisor for i'm aerospace and defense defense-related companies. sir, thank you so much for being with us first. i just want to get your reaction to the circumstances in which this hostage was rescued. he is obviously the first to be removed from an underground tunnel alive and apparently there were no captors around me. he was by himself yeah. >> first

i'll katia is now being treated at an israeli hospital surrounded by family after spending 326 days in captivity cnn's jeremy diamond joins us now, live from tel aviv. jeremy, what more are you learning about how this rescue played out? >> well, boris, i'm told by two israeli military officials that israeli special forces were combing a network of tunnels in southern gaza. they were acting on intelligence that there may be hostages in the area. and that is when they came across this man said farhan al kotey, a 52-year-old hostage who had been held hostage by hamas for 326 days, an israeli military official telling me that he was alone when he was found without his case captors who may have fled the area before those israeli troops arrived on the scene. but they were able to rescue him, take him to awaiting israeli military helicopter, and then out of gaza to a hospital in southern israel where he was finally able to be reunited with his very large family he is a father of 11 children, yet several brothers who were at the hospital and who were overjoyed to see him there. they had starte

and justice served katia, a little bit of a in elgin 0 former identity and presidents on dental from nanda is facing charges of domestic violence abroad by his ex partner, prosecutors, elijah infected, significant physical home and engaged in psychological abuse against fabiola young . this country lives in spain. she's accusing fernandez of multiple incidents. so how this month and assaults fernandez, how the president saved from 2019 to 2023. he's denying all claims made against him or in greece. people whose homes have been destroyed by wild fires. so the government's not doing enough to protect them. one person's dead, i'm more than 60, i've been injured in what's felt to be the worst blaze of the year. child stratford traveled to del pins telling me you're athens to meet one. devastated finally, let me just one you that some of you might be upset by parts of his report. and i was just trying to move the very, i'm a mess. i feel like i've lost my life. i feel i've lost a child. i'm at a funeral. i feel like i don't want to live anymore. i 1st, finally, demetrius says he doesn't w

that's brand delta bar at pine, katia, he's a senior clinical director of the university of exit to medical school where he teaches public health met. so then joins us now from both the have you with this now we've known for awhile about the presence of mike for plastics in our bodies. but that's being especially uncomfortable about knowing that that you know brains. what does it mean? it is very disconcerting. i agree with you on what it implies is that the blood brain barrier that we all have, which we've always followed that the blood brain barrier keeps things out, is not as effective as we thought. and these micro plastics are getting through and then lodging in brains, all humans and the standard logging in brains of humans. i would concur that they're probably logging in, brightens all of the most as well. do we have any idea at this stage of what impacts that might be having? i know that overall we, we know very little about the long term effects of having plastic and not bodies because it's a relatively new phenomenon. but if we're looking at it in our brains how concerning us past