kenneth: great. last but not least, tom do sternberg -- duesterberg, senior fellow, was chief of staff to senator dan quayle, assistant secretary of commerce for international trade, holds a phd, taught at stanford, and really has a deep knowledge of america's manufacturing base, and also, i always refer to this one, tommy, 1997, senior fellow at hudson institute, saying japan would not be allowed in the wto can explain why, holy hell rained down on tom. some people disagree with him in those years in the capital, but that op-ed real as well today as it does today, and tom right. those who work against that of the beginning later admitted that tom was absolutely right you do look forward to hearing your insights. tom: thanks, ken. it is a pleasure to be here with a lot of my old friends as well. the last few days has been a sea of u.s.-japan cooperation here at hudson. yesterday, i was in nashville, tennessee with senator hagerty. we did a similar event, made the same remarks as governor holcomb. gov

the terms against the scene in people than husband kenneth gaza is a war zone. how is it possible to go about gathering evidence when this kind of conflict is going on? and so much evidence can and is being destroyed. well, i think what you speak to is, 1st of all the importance of physical presence. and these raymond government has blocked physical presence, both by foreign journalists, but also by human rights defenders. and perhaps the most important because you were speaking about accountability, they have refused access to investigators showing the international criminal court . the dreadful body that has jurisdiction over war crimes and gaza and could very well prosecute the perpetrators here. so it's not impossible to do an investigation the middle of a war. i mean, this would require, you know, simply cooperation by the most science. i'm sure that you know, from us would give safe passage to the real question is what israel. but israel doesn't want to get the safe passage. it doesn't want to allow these kind of independent investigations. it just wants t

kenneth: great. last but not least, tom do sternberg -- duesterberg, senior fellow, was chief of staff to senator dan quayle, assistant secretary of commerce for international trade, holds a phd, taught at stanford, and really has a deep knowledge of america's manufacturing base, and also, i always refer to this one, tommy, 1997, senior fellow at hudson institute, saying japan would not be allowed in the wto can explain why, holy hell rained down on tom. some people disagree with him in those years in the capital, but that op-ed real as well today as it does today, and tom right. those who work against that of the beginning later admitted that tom was absolutely right you do look forward to hearing your insights. tom: thanks, ken. it is a pleasure to be here with a lot of my old friends as well. the last few days has been a sea of u.s.-japan cooperation here at hudson. yesterday, i was in nashville, tennessee with senator hagerty. we did a similar event, made the same remarks as governor holcomb. gov

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kenneth: yes, i do.be as crude as the rumors we are hearing about from president trump. i don't think we will go to the extremes of turkey where president erdogan kept firing his central banker every other year when they tried to raise the interest rate. i don't think we will get there. but almost a matter of who is in power, they are looking for ways to loosen monetary policy. i think progressives have ideas for taking away fed independence too. they are not at the tip of the tongue of president biden or his advisors, but there are ideas floating out there. it will not work very well. i mean it will be obvious that it is not working if you take away fed independence. investors will get jittery. inflation applications will go up. the dollar will tank. so happily, for better or worse maybe, markets will throw a pretty cold bucket of water on the president if he tries to do that. i don't think he would go to that extreme, but it is clear he wants to be a disruptor in chief. and it probably irritates him th

kenneth, thank ou for and producers. kenneth, thank you for talking _ and producers.for talking us about it, i you for talking us about it, the mind boggles, i have to say many in touch on social media ljy many in touch on social media by x to say you are not so sure. i'll see you soon. hello there. some turbulent weather ahead for the next day or two. low pressure's driving in off the atlantic, giving heavy, thundery and intense showers, spray and standing water, so tricky conditions on the roads, particularly when you add in the strength of the wind. look at the tightly packed isobars. there will be strong to gale—force winds buffeting the uk during much of monday and into tuesday, and it's coming down from the north—west. in fact, as we head towards tuesday, it starts to come down from the north, so it will feel much colder than it has. temperatures below average. so, we've got some heavy, showery rain pushing its way southwards on a weather front. lots of heavy showers following in behind in colder air, so snow over the mountains. it takes longest to get to southe

like kenneth chesebro. that is why he is unindicted -- it was widely reported that he was talking to the arizona ag. i do not have personal knowledge, but that was reported in the press. i think that's one reason why you see in unindicted coke and ureter. and -- co-conspirator. that is a clue. there will be efforts by the state to see if they can get some of those other folks to cooperate. and then the timeline, in terms of getting to trial and getting through discovery and everything. i have no practice in arizona state court. i do not know if they have judges that move quickly. i think it would be quick to get a conspiracy of this magnitude to trial before the election. not that these people are up for election. >> it seems unlikely to me that it would be before the election. i think the question a plea deal is interesting. i think boris epstein is not indicted. >> the electrodynamics is different from the seven who are the acolytes of trump. they are people who presumably want future in their individual

yes, kenneth chesebro who has been pleaded guilty in georgia, who is unindicted co- conspirator number four in this arizona indictment. he is the one who came up with the idea, he had the beginning as of the idea just five days after the election, his first email to mr. troupe is saying what about if an alternate slate of electors shows up on january 6th, throwing things into chaos unless the state legislatures then decide who the slate should before, we could throw things into such chaos that the vote would go to the house and what that means is the vote by the house, under the 12th amendment, when there is no winner, means every state gets one vote, it is not all 450 and at that time, it was a 26 state majority and that would have meant the election went to trump so what i saw then, in this indictment, is the communications after mr. troupe is sent these memos that he asked mr. chesebro to write up to the white house. forest epstein then said, hey, can you replicate this in the other states? and that is what set mr. chesebro off, again, unindicted co-conspirator in a number for this

and kenneth chesebro may be finally cooperating but is not indicted but discussed in the indictment.hat prosecutors in arizona have amassed the evidence that they need to go a step further. it is horrible news for donald trump the middle of his criminal trial in manhattan. >> indeed. >> he is an unindicted coconspirator in this case. >> very quickly. there was a lot of criticism of fani willis rico case. this is an even more sprawling case, as you said, with even more people we hadn't heard before, christina bobb, boris epstein. to me it's a vindication in my mind, at least, of what she did in georgia. >> well, i think it suggests that fani willis was the immaculate career prosecutor we know her to be. tim will tell you this, too. when you're a prosecutor, there's no arbitrary limit on the number of people that you indictment in a case. you indictment the people who you have evidence against, core participants when you have a conspiracy setting like this and you don't arbitrarily say, well, i've only got room for 12 people or only got room for 13 people. your job as a prosecutor is t

arizona prosecutors and investigators met in december with kenneth chesebro. kenneth chesebro provided mays team with records, some previously unseen, that we got more information about those involved in the arizona effort. after that, they said the arizona investigation widened. " how did she do about this? it sounds like she starting at the top, which is the inverse of how the doj approach the january 6th related controversies. >> the arizona targets were the easiest of targets because, as you said, alex, they did it out in the open. they were tweeting about it, they were posting the video of what they did on december 14th when they signed the certificate, the fake certificate and send it to washington, d.c. these other seven individuals, the likes of john eastman, rudy giuliani, christina bobb, that are still rejected in this indictment because they have yet to be served here, these are individuals that were for targets here in part of a greater conspiracy that is outlined by chris mays. this investigation we reported on this last summer and clearly she had

haifa, deanna bhutto, published and you know, an advocate of the policy and cause and in new york. kenneth ross is a visiting professor at the princeton school of public and international affairs. he was the executive director of human rights watch. thank you for joining a me overview. we have an admin panel of lawyers today. i'm not a lawyer can vote. so let's start in layman's language and your view, how strongly is this case? well, it's based on a very simple promise, which is that you should not be arguing a government that is community war crimes, let alone plausible genocide, as the junction court of justice has called it. now, there's actually a precedent for that. she may remember back to the library and president charles taylor, she was convicted of aiding and abetting war crimes, the atrocities and neighbors 0 young, because the army and abusive reveled there. and he's currently serving a 15 year present term in a brother's printer. so there is precedent for now the internet for court of justice is a civil court of criminal court. but is this promise that you shouldn't be army a

we're talking with kenneth rock, the former head of human rights watch, and now visiting professor at princeton university. can. it's great to see you. you've long been at the helm of i would call the contents of at least america and much of the world when it comes to looking at human rights violations and pointing the mountain shining a spotlight on them. what do you see in gaza today? well, it's a devastating situation, i think, as we all know, and you know, sadly this is not just and the unfortunate consequence of war. this is a deliberate strategy on the part of the issue that we go. and what everybody's focusing on for months now. he's natania, who's starvation strategy on that was the subject of the international court of justice is on new ruling this week. and, you know, what we seeing is that these really, governments get what's in dribs and drabs. today, i'm is trying to prevent large scale data. but it's not letting in anywhere near enough a, to prevent large scale. songbird starvation, and as a new un report is just found imminent stomach. and so, you know, that's of immedi

i'm kenneth ross and thanks to you too for watching from all of coverage on the cases before the i c j plus background analysis of the war on gaza, please visit our website out. is there a dot com? if you have comments on the list, you can post them on facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story or find this on ex, look for at a inside story for me, james space and the scene here in the hall. please stay safe, bye for now. the now is the time to be directed to the creation of a humanitarian crisis is a tactic we do not do. it was the policy that we have the was from us, particularly that was very upfront on out of there, seeing how believes that you shouldn't underestimate the consequences of snatching animals from their natural habitat. family groups are separated, and infants and juveniles are separated from their mothers. and it causes a tremendous amount of social disturbance in these populations, which we just don't think about. i mean, know how come here to be and behaviorally sophisticated. they are how complex they are. and you have to put them into

but with that workforce on tied to, could she forgive tacos and kenneth of her baby? good. what to do, we have a good country and that has brought us together and we loved each other. but it does not rule out the possibility that there could still be remnants of genocide ideology in some people's hearts you can't see and people's heart, it's an older woman. her son who was killed during the genocide would now be a grown up like other kids. and kind of hopes that generation will be able to put the divisions of the past behind them to let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world storm. kathleen has swept over the u. k. and ireland bringing disruption to air travel and fairies . the storm also caused power outages in over 30000 homes and businesses in ireland residence there has been warranted to avoid toll roads. poland is holding local elections as the 1st test for the new government of prime minister donald twist. opinion polls show his centrist pro european coalition is neck and neck, with a conservative law and justice party. the governmen

my sister come in and with my mother committed that my mother kenneth was murdered in the keyboard sandwiches. the committee was getting up to go and then it was get up and was released in the 1st few minutes or indeed. so those, those images that you see, don't us just just random people. this is, this is my family to friends of mine. and this is what's your interest and it's much more complex and much more. um it's, it's small complex in what, what, you just the photo. it's, it's, it's people and what hasn't been done in october 7. this is something that we can't, we can't accept and we have to stop at least uh, at least by the end that it's not. i mean, we use real later on if we continue to other places. i imagine you must have been over joy when your wife was released from captivity, but at the same time, as we've mentioned, her sister is still being held hostage somewhere in gaza. have you had any sign of life or received any information on her condition? so must make sure to come in uh the only information we have is bro, i didnt hostages that were kidnapped with her and that were rele

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but with that workforce on tied to could she forgive tacos and kenneth of her baby good. what to do? we have a good country and that has brought us together and we loved each other. but it does not rule out the possibility that there could still be remnants of genocide ideology. in some people's hearts you can't see and people's heart, it's an older woman. her son who was killed during the genocide would now be a grown up like other kids. should tell hopes that generation will be able to put the divisions of the past behind them and you're up to date. but cupids here on dw rather is up next to looking at how norway, a country rich in oil is reading itself of combustion engines. i'm david levitz, thanks for watching the w. you can get more new years at d, w dot com, the this shadows of these pod costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed a score farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression? today, the screen. we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of ger

but with that workforce on tied to, could she forgive tacos and kenneth of her baby? good. what to do, we have a good country and that has brought us together and we loved each other. but it does not rule out the possibility that there could still be remnants of genocide ideology and some people's hearts you can't see and people's heart. this isn't all day long for her son who was killed during the genocide would now be a grown up like other kids. should tell hopes that generation will be able to put the divisions of the past behind them. but as of now, as some of the other stories making use around the work, the government back candidates, pets of pelligrini once the boxes presidential election in a close race is important. and to the last, the ceremonial role will be a post. as the voc us pro russian prime minister over the seats on the face of the to ship it. and they told me that the state has vowed not to get involved and defending its neighbor ukraine against russia. press a tune book has been arrested, and the protest in the netherlands authorities took the swedish c

. >> it is notable that -- vaughn, that kenneth chesebro seems to be and this is according to reportings from "the washingto post" seems to be all this. i'llal read an excerpt tonight. chris mayes, the attorney general had been squarely focused on conservatives late lastd year and then prosecutor met with kenneth chesebro. chesebro provided records of those involved in the arizona effort. after that, they said, the arizona effort widened. how did she go about this, vaughn? it started out near the top. >> the fake certificate and sent it to washington, d.c., these other seven individuals, the likes of john eastman, rudy giuliani, to christina bobb thai are still redacted in this indictment because they have yet to be actuallydi served here, these areve individuals that we tougher targets here and part of a greater conspiracy that is outlined by chris mayes, this investigation we first reported on this last summer and clearly she had what i call easier targets. she could havel focused on the electors but chris mayes who came into office in january last year intended to target and make it c

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scramble 5 is about the search for our mysterious white crater. old mister cups is become a monstrous kenneth good symbolizes a type of savagery at the hall of western civilization. the shops of african heads for fun. the 1st red joseph conventional was studying at oxford university. i thought cups was just an operation. a twisted fantasy of conrad's imagination. he had summed up, he had judged to her i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts and that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating, at an astounding way. a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa . and his true story was even more terrifying than columbus fiction. i began to plant a journey across space. time in search of this real the job to read. so i grew up in both of my parents come from nigeria in west off for a little bit. when i got into oxford, so i'm owed a tony ends in my year, some black students like me. but it was

you have received numerous complaints about kenneth turnage. has he been disciplined? he is accused of putting one of his employees address? on the rooftop, using district resources. what was your reaction to that? several employees feel he has not been properly disciplined because he has a close relationship to you, as well as your four husband, a former antioch police chief. how do you respond to that?>> these employees say the sounds makes them more uneasy. so i ready for complete evaluation. >> i'm scared what he's going to do to me.>> this problem doesn't just impact them, they say, but antioch schools as well. together, they represent the seven decades of experience maintaining school district facilities. >> i wanted to spend two or three more years, i love my job, and i wanted to work longer, there's no reason i couldn't work longer. >> let me know if you change your mind about commenting, it is important to us that we get your side in our story.>> hours ago, the school district board president told me as a result of the investigation you just watch, he is calli

lava and ash plumes thousands of feet into the sky, putting the country on high alert flashes of all kenneth lightning were also visible. overnight. hot clouds rest submitted to a spread over 2 kilometers. locals are being evacuated from nearby areas to stay with our 2 international. i'll be back with much more in just about 30 minutes. in the meantime, be sure to visit our website or to the com for the very latest breaking news and updates by the, the the the in the how many was the, you know, we're, we're trying to do the live what you've done it. apologize for you and i'm done in the 3 year though because i'm so scared of. i'll walk down to see where a stray bullet is gonna kill or not be this gary who is a friend that she died with the thought of people doing to you or will use the industries. like i said, the next day i've seen a lot of down the street the for many people by 20 to 34 years. so it's like 2000 sale of 2000 and through that's why they call this out, right? correct. not those. those are those on the noun. that's why we came up with ameristar, right. because we lost mo statu

not directly responded to any of my calls or emails, you have received numerous complaints about kennethnage and i want to ask you has he been disciplined? >> i can't talk about this. >> he is accused of putting one of his employees desks on a roof using district resources. what was your reaction to that? several employees feel he has not been properly disciplined because he has a close relationship to you, as well as to your husband, a former antioch police chief how do you respond to that? >> reporter: these employees say the silence makes them more uneasy. >> oh, i am ready for complete retaliation. >> i am scared of what he is going to do to me. >> this problem, they say, doesn't just impact them, but antioch schools, too. together, they represent nearly seven decades of experience maintaining school district facilities. >> i love my job i wanted to work longer. >> no reason why can't work longer. >> superintendent danelo, let me know if you change your mind about commenting and report to us that we get your side in our story. >> one hour before that meeting, can turnage sent an emai

host: kenneth is up next in illinois. republican line. caller: good morning. i am a retired army veteran and i live in illinois, and i used to be a longtime democrat. recently i switched to republican due to the fact of the immigration circumstances coming in and giving taxpayer dollars to them. another reason, reparations. like i say, i vote for policy, and that is the reason i switched. thank you. guest: immigration is obviously a big issue this campaign. we see the government, the administration gets a marks for its handling of immigration, the illegal immigration issue, the border crisis. it could definitely move some voters like that caller. host: you have some tracking, as far as veterans are concerned. here are the numbers. registered voters who are military veterans, 63% say they are republican or lead republican versus 35% say they are democrat or lean democrat. breaks down from there. fill in the blanks. guest: the veteran population, for years and years, have been more republican leaning. no question about that. also getting smaller with a number of

kenneth alexander to the podium. well, good morning. all right. okay. we can do better that. i know it's early. good morning. welcome to norfolk. i am so honored to be here. and i do want to acknowledge our congressman again sitting the front row, the hardest working member of congress, none other than robert c, bobby scott. thank you, bobby. for always here. it's truly an honor to join you today to commemorate the 125th anniversary of philippine-american. can the philippine-american war, this pivotal event in our history marked the beginning of a century long relationship between the philippines and the united states, a bond that norfolk proudly maintains, particularly through the macarthur memorials treasures, including rare artifact being unveiled today the first philippine president, general emilio aguinaldo's, 1899 declaration of. this important document recognizes one of virginia's top endangered artifacts survive a journey to the united states and eventually fell home here in norfolk in the hands of our city's son, general douglas macarthur. the journey of this documen

last august, we confronted the mayor, who had admitted not calling hawaii's defense director kenneth harrah the entire day. >> you are the highest ranking official here on the island. if the buck stops with your office, how is that possible? >> yeah, i can't speak to what or whose responsibility it was to communicate that. >> you're the boss of this island, so yes, you can speak to it. >> i'm saying i can't say who is responsible for communicating with general harrah. >> reporter: the maui fire killed more than 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. >> very little was done to prevent something like this from happening. >> do you think that come p comy in this case has turned into negligence? >> it crossed the border. it crossed the line. >> reporter: and the attorney general says this report is not meant to point finger, but many people are now calling on the mayor for answers. we reached out to his office for comment but have not heard back, norah. >> jonathan, you have been reporting and investigate on this from the beginning. thank you so much. >>> federal off

. >> perspective >> now from retard general kenneth f. mckenzie, junior, he's the former head of us central command which oversees us military operations and activities in a number of regions, including the middle east. he is also the author of the forthcoming book than melting pot, high command and war in the 21st century that comes out in june journal mackenzie thank you so much for joining us to senior biden administration official telling cnn that the united states believes that israel's military response to ron strikes is going to be limited in scope. what is limited look like in this context? >> i understand. i think the israelis face the delightful conundrum. how do you take advantage of a great victory? because what happened over the weekend was a significant victory for israel it's trends, united states and other nations across, across the region. and it was a loss for a ran. so how do you take advantage of that? and i think they need to be very careful and then need to think strategically about the long term. you don't want to w

former instructor as santa rosa junior college for having a gun there on campus. 74 year-old michael kenneth byers had pleaded not guilty after his arrest last fall. two students told campus police that they saw him with a semiautomatic pistol. now it is illegal to have a firearm on any school or college campus here in california. he was sentenced to 180 days in jail, but is eligible for work release or house arrest. he was also sentenced to two years probation on. and now to the ongoing crime concerns in oakland. and a downtown restaurant was just broken into for the fourth time. our crime reporter, henry lee, spoke with that disappointed owner who says there's just no winning. >> it's everything. it's crying, it's rage, it's anger, it's frustration. it's defeat. >> raw emotions for imani greer, the chef and owner of vegan restaurant roasted and raw at 14th and jefferson in downtown oakland, he's moved several times. but for greer, this is the fourth time his business has been hit. >> it's a very defeating feeling to just try so hard every day, you know? and even as a leader, it's like you

the spiritual, the understand that you to the body shop still got a much better place to kenneth left. nothing but smouldering ruins in just a few hours on that terrible monday and much they hadn't been. and 149 people. 75 of whom, which was going on the 16th. the short notice that perhaps the news vs that they were suppose the signature given you more clear to me and then be over. i'm going to us, but it's still good, but it is on the spelling because you store on the more can i get the pin, the cut, the. so what is this list of sort of 3 tim will up for you need to know more kind of do a solution was to do is send it to gus for this. you know, the poor for continuous new. i'm simple, you know, over this and my cousin was not pointing to the, the old the, you have to put the knife new slice you wouldn't need to get us. gosh, that deal with cool deal us with train that for? yeah. on us dollar b anyway. if those over the and that's the big thing this out, they have to cut things as well as 56 year old blacksmith, yoseph kaminsky, a few children also survive details. you'll have cool fe

bullying claims by the antioch unified school district director of facilities maintenance and operations kenneth turnage. our investigation confirming at least ten employee complaints about turnage, including this one where he directed two workers to move an employee's desk to a rooftop to allegedly publicly humiliate him and those making the claims believe turnage is close relationship with the superintendent and her husband, former antioch police chief alan cantando, is why he has not been properly disciplined. we know that if things are going to change, it starts at the very top. following our investigation, school board president antonio hernandez called tonight's special meeting to discuss the performance of the superintendent, who he feels needs to resign for mishandling these cases. i was horrified at these things that our employees are going through. that's not the kind of school district that i want. that's not the kind of school district that our employees deserve. it's time for everybody to make a change and get it together. come in love, come in peace. and with the lack of quorum, th

so i think we passed a good bill which combines the more modem, kenneth, this policy with a higher used consumer and health pro um health protection. so your party supported this, this law, all that is now been past your party wants to go further though with legal ization . the ftp wants to legalize commercial part production and the sale of it and license shops in germany. how soon do you think that might become reality? it is true that the bill be past now is just the 1st step we're aiming to do with the 2nd step, which will be similar to the way we see in, in canada, with a controlled production and a selling throughout shops. we are still working on that, the minister of health promise that you will well give us a draft or at least some bullet points right after the passing of the kind of boost law. so we are still working on that and waiting for the minister of help to bring in the bullet points. christine looked to addiction and drug policy spokes person for the free democrats here in germany. thank you very much for talking with us. thank you. of scotland is famous for its stark

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