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harm and professor vanlow, king's council. will speak on the provisional measures. i now request madam president, the court to call on dr. hasim. i thank you. his excellency, mr. lamola, and i now invite miss adila hasim to address the court. you have the floor, madam. thank you. madam. president, distinguished members of the court, it is a privilege to appear on behalf of the republic of south africa in this case of exceptional importance. it's a case that underscores the very essence of our shared humanity, as expressed in the preamble to the genocide convention. it's my task to report on the genocidal act. that have led to this urgent request for provisional measures under article 41 of the statute of the court. south africa contends that israel has transgressed article two of the convention by committing actions that fall within the definition of genocide. the actions show a systematic pattern of conduct from which genocide can be inferred. allow me to place these acts in context: gaza is one of the two constituent territories of the occupied palestinian territo

generally good double school with various coaches, specialists in football, hockey, puck, he led the king's councilboiling, exchange, finds, ideas, yes, they trained on the same ice, in the end , very often, because there was no other ice in moscow, what influence did vasily stalin have on the development of the game? well, listen, it is believed that sometimes it was not joseph stalin who called tarasov, but vasily stalin, yes, but in fact, vasya stalin in 1946, he was still not even in the ussr, he still continues to serve, he is a military general. and he returned to moscow only when he was transferred from germany, back here, in the summer of forty-seven to the moscow military district, that is , one championship had already passed, while one championship had passed, yes, the first thing he did was fire tarasov, anatoly vladimirovich, who at that was currently the coach of the air force football team. tarasov himself recalled this, that he and stalin vasily had an insurmountable conflict, they argued with him. after all, if you just look at the calendar and look at the dates when stalin returne

they have been feeling tired for some time and the council that was supposed to protect the monarchy after the king's departure from the country. this council was formed on the 23rd of january 1957, and jalaldin tehrani, a former member of the senate, was elected as its chairman. tehrani , but any success depends on gaining legitimacy and he knew the support of imam khomeini. that's why he went to novoshatu. meet with them. however, the imam rejected any action that would lead to the survival of the pahlavi regime. and now the shah has no role in iran. and all this chaos and differences were because the king acted with tyranny and betrayal to this nation. that royal council a week before the king's departure. it was just a notification and it didn't really have any impact. it was just a notification that this is interesting to the people. the head of the royal council gets up and goes to paris to talk to the imam. the imam says what is the principle of the monarchy that you want to tell the council now. he also showed some rationality and went to imam khomeini's condition of accepting tehrani, announ

king. councils, courts , schools king. free framed portrait . £8 million has framed portrait. £8 million has been earmarked for that plan so that these buildings can hang the new image of king charles in buildings right across the country . we . know a lot of you country. we. know a lot of you have been taking part in the competition that we launched a few weeks ago here on the program , the great british program, the great british giveaway , and we have our first winner. >> he's called phil and he is from west yorkshire . from west yorkshire. >> phil will be taking home £10,000 cash, a brand new iphone 15 and a £500 to spend. but phil recently got engaged to his girlfriend so was looking forward to putting his winnings towards celebrating the big day. listen to the moment that we actually told him phil, you're a winner ! winner! >> i've got some really good news for you , okay? you're the news for you, okay? you're the winner of the great british giveaway. you're joking . really? giveaway. you're joking. really? seriously,

council with the coordination of the americans. who feel tired and the council that was supposed to protect the monarchy after the king left the country. this council was formed on the 23rd of january 1957 and jalaluddin tehrani, a former member of the senate , was elected as the chairman. however, tehrani believed that any success depended on obtaining the legitimacy and support of imam khomeini. that's why he went to nofloshato to meet them. imam, but any action that leads to survival. rejected and now the king in iran it has no role, and all this chaos and disagreements were because the king was acting tyrannically and betraying this nation. the reign of the king was only an announcement a week before the king's departure, and practically no role. it didn't have any effect as far as informing that this is interesting from the next people. the head of the royal council gets up and goes to paris to talk to the imam. the imam says what is the principle of the monarchy that he still wants to return. he also showed a bit of rationality and left, imam khomeini . tehrani's acceptance was announced by the announcement of h

which was necessary, since the marriage of the heir to the throne is approved by the king together with the state councilened, we got married in june. queen margrethe ii and prince henry of denmark lived in love and harmony for many years. they raised sons, crown prince frederik prince. it seems significant to me that both spouses from the very beginning want their marriage to succeed, but we must realize that a marriage does not become happy on its own, for this it is necessary to work a lot on both sides, remember back in your youth? in at the very beginning of my marriage, i discovered one very significant thing. not only are you and i married, but we are also together. on june 10 , 2017, the monarch of chita, queen margrethe ii and prince henrik of denmark, celebrated their golden jubilee, fifty years of marriage. and after just 8 months. the press service of the danish royal palace reported: on february 14 , 2018, prince henrik died at fredensburg castle at the age of 83. her majesty the queen and two sons were next to him. our archive contains a conversation in which they accepted participation of

he started watching tribal council at the region of king jung down by, in, in, like, as in, as in boy of 10 years old. there he saw how king germany, deborah, who resides overtime on the concepts i listening to each and every chief from the villages before coming to a consensus in the case of philosophy that we, i, for my that you know, through our television by popular culture. and there is, is a loss for of all identity as a, as a people. and if we lose identity of, of, of ourselves as a people, then who are we after the car is rich in, not only in terms of neuro resources is rich in terms of, i remember land, we have the biggest largest population of young people, which are not focused to us the needs of the end, what's stopping us is the leaders actually have chosen and does a saying that's that the people does have deleted the the, the choose. and instead of actually choosing lee does, according to true rhetoric and what the problem is that they would do when they get you to office. we need to be able to choose the, does that make a saying at this, the same visual system off of o

king's legacy. for example, oakland city council member dan kalb and the red cross are teaming up to host a blood drive. at 9:00 a.m., the parks district will hold their annual martin luther king jr. day of service event with a cleanup. that will be at mlk jr. shoreline park. and of course at 9:30 in the south bay, it's the annual caltrain mlk celebration train that goes all the way up to sf where there's a march downtown. we will have a live interview with the organizer of the annual train at 5:45 here on "today in the bay," in about 40 minutes. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it's nice to look at the celebratory events. >> absolutely. >> mlk is a federal holiday, which means post offices, banks will be closed today. now, for a complete list of what is hope and closed today, head to our website. click on the link in the trending bar at the top of our home page. >> hopefully they get good turnout for all events. >>> a live look outside looking at downtown san jose. kari is tracking the forecast. >> we are starting out with clouds and that's keeping the temperatures from dipping a lot

must be intertwined with all aspects of our movement into that is something doctor king believed passionately. the councilof the continuation of the work in his dream for economic justice we owe it to his legacy to defend the progress achieved by the leaders that came before us. we do it to ourselves, the changemakers in this room, to muster the courage to organize the urgency of the moment. we owe it to the next generation to build wealth, infrastructure and power so we can prevent attacks like these from becoming reality.ea 2024 marks what would have been doctor king's 95th birthday. let's use our power in this room to educate the public about what is at stake and mobilized the future doctor king preached about, a future where we have theur freedom to live with dignity, fund our communities and actually thrive. i'm confident we can make a difference together but only if we, the leaders in this room, maya wiley and others in this room and the generation that is positioned to lead in the future because we can do it without them. if we fight like we've never fought before, we are going to actually win. but

finally , a new official portrait finally, a new official portrait of his majesty the king has been unveiled . councilscourts and unveiled. councils, courts and schools are just some of the places now able to request their own free be framed portrait of the monarch . £8 million has been the monarch. £8 million has been earmarked for the plan to hang the new image of king charles in buildings across the uk . some buildings across the uk. some campaigners say the initiative is a shameful waste of money. however the cabinet office said the move carries on a tradition which saw thousands of official portraits of queen elizabeth ii on display in official rooms across the country . that's the across the country. that's the news on gb news, across the uk, on tv, in your car , on digital on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker. this is britain's news channel . this is britain's news channel. ah good evening. >> welcome to headlines , your >> welcome to headlines, your first look at tomorrow's newspapers . i first look at tomorrow's newspapers. i am simon first look at tomorrow's newspape

king believed passionately. the council is the continuation of his work and his dream for economic justice. we owe it to his legacy to defend the progress achieved by leaders who came before us. we owe it to ourselves, the changemakers in this what to the next generation to build wealth infrastructure and power so we can prevent tax like these from becoming a reality. 2024 marks what would have been dr. king's 95th birthday. let's use our power in this room to educate the public about what is at stake and to mobilize the future that dr. king dreamed about, a future where we have the freedom to live with the dignity, fund our communities, and actually thrive. i'm actually confident we can make a difference together, but only if we come of the leaders in this room, and others in this room and the generation that is positioned to lead in this future, if we fight like we have never fought before, we are going to actually when, but we have to believe the existential crisis we face like yesterday. and i know all of you in this ro

kings. he was released after his arrest. >>> the alameda city council is considering whether to get behind the mayor's formal call for a cease-fire in gaza. opponents say the city council should focus on local issues. city council says they might move this item to the top of the agenda. that meeting is at 7:00. meanwhile, hamas says one of its senior leaders has been killed in an explosion in beirut and lebanon. the blast happened as israel's war against the militant group continue to rage in gaza. hamas was quick to blame israel. there is fear that his death could heighten the risk of a wider conflict, with lebanon's hezbollah militia. israeli forces have yet to comment on the explosion. >>> back in the u.s., harvard university's president stepped down from her position today, after only six months on the job. claudine came under fire in early december during a congressional hearing over the school's response to anti-semitism on campus , recently making changes to research papers after allegations of plagiarism. >>> next, on the heels of a record-setting holiday travel season, we are looking

and all this chaos and differences were because the king acted with tyranny and betrayal to this nation. that royal council. a week before the shah's departure , it was just an announcement, and it didn't really have any effect. it was just an announcement that it was interesting to the following people. what is the kingdom that you want to leave now, go after you , he also showed some wisdom and left , that is really the gentleman in my opinion. he was a very wise person and understood what was going on. imam khomeini announced the condition of tehrani's acceptance by announcing his resignation from the presidency of the sultanate council. tehrani also agreed to this condition. considering the fatwa of grand ayatollah khomeini damat barakate regarding the illegality of that council , i considered it illegal and resigned. finally, this council. he ended his work and the last plan to preserve the monarchy failed . simultaneously with the formation of imam khomeini's sultanate council issuing the order to form the revolutionary council. the revolutionary council was actually people who, first of all, were co

king's legacy. for example, oakland city council member dan kalb and the american red cross are teaming up to host a blood drive in that city. at 9:00 this morning, the east bay regional park district will hold their annual martin luther king jr. day of service event with a cleanup at mlk jr. shoreline mark. at 9:30 in the south bay, caltrain will run its annual mlk celebration train from the diridon station. we just spoke with the organizer of today's event. >> we're happy to have whoever wants to come out. we should have a crowd of probably about 1,000 people. it's always a wonderful family-friendly event. it's just a great opportunity for caltrain to help folks come together. >> reporter: that train starts at diridon station, makes a number of stops up the peninsula. it's just over an hour long. when they arrive, there is a march downtown. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> always a fun event. a lot of events happening across the bay area. thank you. >>> significant setbacks in repairing the storm related damage to the wharf in capitola. powerful storms last winter left extensive

at a meeting of the state council, he confirms his oath to the constitution and his position as the future kinge words of the legal profession marger ii, addressed to the new king, fredrick x, in these seconds. few people in denmark were able to hold back their tears; it would be fair to say that the entire kingdom of tats was crying, the help of god, the love of the people, the strength of denmark, it was with this motto that queen margrethe ii came to the throne 52 years ago. love of the people it's fair to say. that her majesty queen margrethe ii managed to retain the love of the people to this day. our boy felt anger because of social injustice and wanted to fight it, then let's give him a medal, a film about family, about love, and of course branded humor at the highest level, let's go, paris, treat the spazhrams and i really liked napoleon, napoleon bonaparte i welcome you, on fire, exciting adventures. it was unpredictable, where, let’s say, like where, in an attack, just a large-scale one, he did it, especially all these battles are right for you, very good directing, design, costume, b

i suspect she might find some very wise —— provide wise council to her son as he transitions to be king very useful person for the new king. absolutely. do we have — person for the new king. absolutely. do we have any _ person for the new king. absolutely. do we have any idea _ person for the new king. absolutely. do we have any idea whether- person for the new king. absolutely. | do we have any idea whether frederik and queen mary are going to do anything different as they go forward? i anything different as they go forward? ~ forward? i think it will feel different — forward? i think it will feel differentjust _ forward? i think it will feel differentjust by _ forward? i think it will feel different just by viewdo i forward? i think it will feel- differentjust by viewdo surewe of their rage —— i think it will feel different. because of their age and their views. they are more informal in their approach. if you talk to people here they say they see them out and about taking their children, going for pizza, going to the cinema. that might change now that they are king and queen, but tha

the king also says that it has been done or will be done. notify the competition council once every 6 months. the municipality has not done this yet. now, if it is our duty, we will definitely do it. what was the legal provision has been implemented. in the meantime , the national pension fund and the steel employees' pension fund also say: they have sent the ownership information of their companies to the competition council, and the mustafafan foundation has asked for more time to investigate. this declaration of preliminary offense against. these 13 institutions are actually the beginning of this institution's diligent pursuits for salem building the economic environment of the country. according to the law on the implementation of general policies, article 44 , if the senior managers of these institutions do not provide the ownership information of their companies to the competition council, they will be subject to imprisonment or fine according to the law . he issued a clearance permit for 700d wheelchairs for nokha amputation veterans. these wheelchairs, which were

an oakland city council members says having blood is the perfect way to honor martin luther king who honored service to others. >> he really reflected a call for service. he was full of grace and eloquent. he would push people to do things that they should've been doing already not just in terms of civil rights but serving the community and helping the best way that we can. one way to do that today is by giving blood. >> i am blessed with health and the ability to be able to give so i think it is a responsibility. >> the red cross says the blood drive was a bit a big success. 53 donors filled every single appointment. >>> the annual martin luther king jr. march brought a diverse crowd. sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: for some but just topped off the celebration train, this is a continuation of a tradition. >> i am here to honor doctor martin luther king and how far we have come. it is amazing to see a diverse group of people out here. >> my granddaughter is the fifth generation to ride the freedom train. >> the train ride are intended to --. when the first freedom train from s

words of martin luther king when he said, the moral of the universe is long, always bending towards justice. south africa's case will be presented by a team of six legal councils. dr. adil hasim, senior counsel, will provide an overview of the risk of genocidal acts in the perpetual vulnerability to acts of genocide. madam president, distinguished members of the court, it is a privilege to appear on the court. the republic of south africa in this case of exceptional importance, it's a case that underscores the very essence of our shared humanity, as expressed in the preamble to the genocide convention. it's my task to address the court on the genocidal acts that have led to this urgent request for provisional measures under article 41 of the statute of the court, south africa contends that israel has transgressed article 2 of the convention by committing actions that fall within the definition of genocide. the actions show a systematic pattern of conduct from which genocide can be inferred. for the past 96 days, israel has subjected gaza to what has been described. as one of the heaviest conventional bombing campaigns in the history of modern warfare, palestin

king's soul. the agreement is not with the ghanaian government but with otumfuo osei tutu ii, the current asantehene, who once worked for brent councilople whose history is steeped in gold and wealth. the deal�*s chief negotiator is ivor agyeman—duah. there's so much interest in these items. these were objects that were created by the royal artisans for all sorts of ceremonial reasons. at least these objects will be home after 150 years. the british museum is also loaning 15 gold items, including a sword of state looted by british troops during the anglo—asante war of 1895—86. british law bans some national institutions, including the british museum and the v&a, from permanently returning objects. in giving a piece back, you're also giving back a missing piece of history. nana oforiatta ayim is a special advisor to ghana's culture minister. she welcomes the loan deals with the ashante king — the ghanaian government could not have agreed to the terms. the metaphor is, you know, someone comes into your home and steals something from your house, keeps it in their house, and then x amount of years later comes and says, "i'm going to lend

meaningful change and cabinet office have unveiled a new official portrait of king charles to hang in public spaces . councilsts and schools will be able to now request their own free and framed portrait of the monarch at £8 million has been earmarked for the plan to hang the new image of charles in buildings across the uk. some campaigners say it's a waste of money, but the cabinet office says it carries on a tradition this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to tom and . emily. tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain . it's >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:08 and this afternoon mps will begin debating the government's controversial rwanda bill with a lengthy parliamentary session expected throughout the day. >> yes, the vote could see a large scale rebellion by right wing mps. there's two there within the prime minister's own party after tory deputy chairman lee anderson and former immigration minister robert jenrick signalled they would back that would see back amendment that would see people who crossed the c

king's soul. the agreement is not with the ghanaian government, but with the current asentehene who once worked for brent councilthe deal�*s chief negotiator is this man. there is so much interest in these items. these were objects that were created by the royal artisans for all sorts of ceremonial reasons. is the fact that you are taking them on loan a problem? it's not really a problem. at least these objects will be home. the british museum is also loaning 15 gold items including a sword of state looted by british troops during the anglo—ashanti war of 1895 to 1896. british law bans some national institutions, including the british museum and the v&a from permanently returning objects. in giving a piece back, you are also giving back a missing piece of history. this expert is a special adviser to ghana's culture minister. she welcomes the loan deals with the ashanti king, the ghanaian government could not have agreed to the terms. the metaphor is someone comes into your home and steals something from your house, keeps it in their house, and then, you know, x amount of years later, comes and says, i'm going to

king's soul. the agreement is not with the ghanaian government, but with the current asentehene, who once worked for brent councils ivor agyeman—duah. there is so much interest in these items. these were objects that were created by the royal artisans for all sorts of ceremonial reasons. is the fact that you are taking them on loan a problem? it's not really a problem. at least these objects will be home. the british museum is also loaning 15 gold items including a sword of state looted by british troops during the anglo—ashanti war of 1895 to 1896. british law bans some national institutions, including the british museum and the v&a, from permanently returning objects. as well as giving a piece back, you are also giving back a missing piece of history. this expert is a special adviser to ghana's culture minister. she welcomes the loan deals with the ashanti king. the ghanaian government could not have agreed to the terms. the metaphor is someone comes into your home and steals something from your house, keeps it in their house, and then, you know, x amount of years later, comes and says, "i'm going to lend you y

the knights of columbus council 403 is located in bradford, pennsylvania, king county. this chapter has been instrumental in the history and growth of the city of bradford. this anniversary is commemorated with a marker that was commissioned by the write monuments and placed outside st. bernard church. to celebrate this anniversary members gathered on church grounds before dinner socializing at the the catholic fraternal -- this catholic fraternal organization was mounded january 2 council continues its deep history in the bradford catholic community today. as members of the council they aspire to live by four principles charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. congratulations on this historical anniversary. thank you for all the work that you do within the bradford community. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from alabama seek recognition? ms. sewell: i ask unanimous consent to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlel

king's soul. the agreement is not with the ghanaian government but with 0tumfuo 0sei tutu ii, the current asantehene, who once worked for brent councilry is steeped in gold and wealth. the deal�*s chief negotiator is ivor agyeman—duah. there's so much interest in these items. these were objects that were created by the royal artisans for all sorts of ceremonial reasons. at least these objects will be home after 150 years. the british museum is also loaning 15 gold items, including a sword of state looted by british troops during the anglo—asante war of 1895—86. british law bans some national institutions, including the british museum and the v&a, from permanently returning objects. in giving a piece back, you're also giving back a missing piece of history. nana 0foriatta ayim is a special advisor to ghana's culture minister. she welcomes the loan deals with the ashante king — the ghanaian government could not have agreed to the terms. the metaphor is, you know, someone comes into your home and steals something from your house, keeps it in their house, and then x amount of years later comes and says, "i'm going to lend you your thing

king's soul. the agreement is not with the ghanaian government but with 0tumfuo 0sei tutu ii, the current asantehene, who once worked for brent councilse history is steeped in gold and wealth. the deal�*s chief negotiator is ivor agyeman—duah. there's so much interest in these items. these were objects that were created by the royal artisans for all sorts of ceremonial reasons. at least these objects will be home after 150 years. the british museum is also loaning 15 gold items, including a sword of state looted by british troops during the anglo—asante war of 1895—86. british law bans some national institutions, including the british museum and the v&a, from permanently returning objects. in giving a piece back, you're also giving back a missing piece of history. nana 0foriatta ayim is a special advisor to ghana's culture minister. she welcomes the loan deals with the ashante king — the ghanaian government could not have agreed to the terms. the metaphor is, you know, someone comes into your home and steals something from your house, keeps it in their house, and then x amount of years later comes and says, "i'm going to lend you you

king. he's the son of korean immigrants, a road scholar, a diplomat and a member of the obama national security council whose district includes counties that trump carried twice. you might remember the congressman from this viral photo of him cleaning the floors of the capitol after the january 6th insurrection. to congressman kim and his supporters the democratic party's commitment to democracy in new jersey at least looks a bit shaky unless you think machine politics exemplified the best of democracy. questions that kims supporter ask what is it about the first lady of new jersey that prompted a bunch of democratic chairs from the most populous counties in the state to support her? surely it couldn't have anything to do with fears of reprisals from the governor or his government, right? >> i think it's all because of governor murphy. the party bosses i think would like to stay on his good side. we've also heard, though, that she's really been out there. she's made a lot of contacts herself. tammy and phil murphy are kind of a package. >> another factor at play here, preferential ballots. in almost ev

celebrations include rosca de reyes or three kings cake, where a small baby figurine is hidden inside. here in the bay area, the unity councilth annual three wise men toy giveaway. it starts at 1 p.m. near the fruitvale transit village in oakland. now to a kind of therapy that might seem violent at first, but some say it's actually very stress relieving. abc7 news anchor karina nova gives us an inside look. when little tense, wait, wait. >> we all could use a release like everyone says, everyone needs therapy and what's best than smash therapy. >> is craziness glass flying everywhere? speaker shards. it was great. >> i'm feeling pretty pumped. >> inflation is up. everything is kind of crazy right now and nothing is stable yet. so people need a place like this right now . >> that was pretty cathartic. >> the bay area smash. room offers its customers a therapy experience on every level of their home. >> it is a nice workout, but it also feels good. it's a different type of stress reliever. i see a lot of people kind of like, whoa, i needed that and i don't know why. >> this has been amazing. this has been so fun. >> it's simpl

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so up until then, in 2022, and the council of state act, king charles added in princess anne, when hisce andrew is pretty much radioactive and can't occupy any public position at this point in time. >> um, do think , um, that >> um, do you think, um, that harry judith will regret taking on the media like this? clearly, he had a very heartfelt connection because of what happened to his mother. but to drop this case quickly like drop this case so quickly like this, and in such an expensive manner is not only damaging to his wallet, but damaging to his reputation . and would it make reputation. and would it make him ask the question? should should of the royal should a member of the royal family started this in family ever have started this in the first place? >> um, you should always grant somebody a level of pragmatism when you judge them on their humanity. this is an individual who has been through a sensational amount of trauma, trauma that has gone unresolved, that has to manifest in a way. and in this way it has been quite sensational. but when you look at the nature of how he lost

out of king's cross, then you do need to check before you travel because there is going to be disruption. nicky, thank you very much indeed and we were hearing from nottinghamshire county councilproblem that the rescue efforts are going to have to deal with. this is bbc news. this is bbc news. the headlines... more than ten years after killing his girlfriend — former paralympian 0scar pistorius is released on parole. a bbc investigation finds some online pharmacies are selling prescription—only drugs without robust safety checks. a warning over the lack of foster carers in england — with one charity saying thousands more are needed. and — enjoying a taste of success — the last dinner party are named the bbc�*s sound of 202a. former athlete 0scar pistorius has been released from prison on parole, more than ten years after killing his girlfriend, and is now at home. the south african has served just over half of his jail sentence, following a crime and trial that dominated international headlines. he shot reeva steenkamp multiple times through a bathroom

required to depufise of state are required to deputise on behalf of the king when he goes in for his treatment in hospital next week. so councilt his duties. although we're not seeing the king in public following his his treatment week , he is, treatment next week, he is, i understand, still able to carry out those red box duties . so out those red box duties. so going through government papers , going through government papers, signing off on a different bits, bits of official documents , etc. bits of official documents, etc. but we're not going to see him in public. so still work. going on behind the scenes. but as for the princess of wales, it appears it's a bit more serious. she's in hospital for almost two weeks, suggesting the significance of the surgery she has, and then three months or so of recovery at home. we haven't seen the princess of wales since christmas day. on that walk to the church in sandringham, and we're not expecting her to carry out public engagements until out any public engagements until at . at least easter. >> okay, cameron walker, there for us at kensington palace, thank you very much indeed. >> n

you need to stop the kings and goes on the more complex, very clear as to what's the washington and london. and by land that they have to act at the united nations security council in order to stop the unraveling generation biden's big on the, the whole world world, or in the folds of, you know, institutions like the i, c, j is me, is there, what does it say if, when it comes to the young security council, or indeed the general assembly, if you know the us don't at least upstate, this is the thing right that we've noticed over the past 4 months. in fact, over the past 3 years since ukraine came to the scene, russia invasion, and then as, as genocide in gaza that your peers have been following and america's footsteps. in fact, they've been kind of thing, america position. unfortunately, america has also been putting nothing you know is position, but that's another good software. that's how big it does lie with the buy. they're in misplaced it. in fact it lies with president by the himself. he's been that the side or if you were in his administration about such issues and he needs to decide how he's going to go down in history as genocide, joe, or as genuine jo ge

council of women. the service had other speakers like senator raphael warnock, who is also a pastor at ebenezer baptist church. by the way, former u.s. representative liz cheney, actor ben stiller, and doctor king'sd bernice king. now, she said, there has been a little progress since her father died in terms of racial disparities like housing, education, health care and criminal justice. kingian non violence delivers humanity from our most basic self and calls us up to a higher purpose to destroy injustice without destroying each other, without words and our weaponry. an mlk day is the only federal holiday that's designated as a national day of service. john all right, madison, scarpino for us, outside of noisy church, there in atlanta. thank you so much, sandra. john, house oversight and judiciary chairs, comer and jordan telling hunter biden's attorney they plan to issue a new subpoena to hunter in the coming weeks. jonathan turley says the original subpoena was just as valid. so what do we expect to be different this time? i want to save money and get cash for veteran homeowners , it's easy as one, two, three, one. call new day and apply two to take out an average of $70,000. three pay off you

of martin king junior day yet several organizations that are going to be hosting events to commemorate the day. we have a list of some of them on your screen. so these san francisco labor councilark, how mlk foundation that all their annual mlk labor and community breakfast. 08:00am in san francisco. march is going to be held all in the city at 11 and then opened the works in early dozens of volunteer event across the city for the annual mlk day of service. the service events is going to be held different places and the city started 8.30. during the march in san francisco. several muni lines are going to be rerouted, including the 8 bayshore. they view hunters point express all roads are expected to be back open by one in the afternoon. all right. well, it's going to be out okay, today. you need to know how the weather is going to be that day's bar with a check of that. good morning, dave. >> good morning, reyna. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off without too much the way of fog. but we do have that overcast sky conditions. it will be pretty much your morning story. and then in the afternoon, maybe break up some of that cloud cover temps. then the chilly si

king. back to you. all right. well, that was too long. we can put that on tiktok with thanks, jay. >> well, we are hearing from the mayor of alameda now after the alameda city council chose not to approve her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. tuesday's meeting lasted for hours with hundreds of people expressing their opinion on the issue. kron four's amanda hari sat down with the mayor. got a reaction. >> ever since october 7, i think we're all haunted by what happened out of me. the mayor, marilyn ezzy ashcraft speaking out after the city council rejected her letter calling for a cease-fire in gaza. alameda city council's first meeting of the new year lasted about 5 hours tuesday night, nearly 200 people commenting on the mayor's letter. it requested an immediate cease-fire in gaza and condemned the hamas attack on israel will tell me i wasn't the situation so complicated and i say. >> it's complicated and it's simple right now right here where we are. >> the u.s. could do more. mayor ezzy ashcraft says she's attended numerous meetings about the issue. >> and she felt she needed to do something. when you see something. but you think it's wrong to say don't

and now the council are saying that that he can't have his charging points now. >> charles. yeah. king well, anyway, they are a rich man's toy, i hope. i and man's toy, i hope. i hope and pray they're going pray they're never going to catch not catch on because they're not financially etc. etc. financially viable, etc. etc. they will eventually, but they will come eventually, but not idea that not by 2030. so the idea that king charles can't have a few power points in somewhere in westminster in windsor, i think is absurd. yes, that's a story about king charles. >> he couldn't because he was not allowed to have his power points. >> the local council, you know, the points. the charging points. >> might be >> i know there might be archaeological underneath. well, heaven's sake. >> well, for heaven's sake. right >> well, listen. right >> but l, listen. right >> but i listen. right >> but i mean, electric cars are ridiculous. >> s i right? it's time >> s i agree, right? it's time now for supplement sunday with my discussed some of my panel and i discussed some of the that caught the storie

it's about time that the king used his sausage fingers to kick out prince andrew from his freebie home. in fact, anyone else that doesn't have a job to go to would be on a councilhe's to keep his job as his keep his title as a prince, then we stick him out on the council estate in slough and get rid of him. >> can you stop? can you stop dissing slough? >> get a job as well. >> he can get a job as well. actually i actually whilst he's at it, i doubt there's lots of doubt that in there's lots of jobs going. >> i'll just before you start, benjamin, just say prince benjamin, i'll just say prince andrew of course strenuously denies allegations. he says denies any allegations. he says he even met his accuser, he never even met his accuser, virginia giuffre. >> said in monologue, >> as i said in my monologue, yes don't want yes, uh, belinda, i don't want to cancelled. to get cancelled. >> all right. to get cancelled. >> belinda,. to get cancelled. >> belinda, i, uh, belinda, what do make of. do you make of. >> i am no fan of prince andrew, but say this, i feel but i would say this, i feel very honour bound to our late queen. her son, and queen. and it's her son, and h

council. so on what planet are going expect planet are you going to expect people and for king people to go andcountry when they're not even to fly their even allowed to fly their national i think, um, national flag? matt i think, um, you have to look at like, if we've got enough members we've not got enough members of the forces, have to the armed forces, you have to look that is. look at why that is. >> and years >> i mean, it's years and years of cuts defence spending. the of cuts to defence spending. the number, in the in number, the numbers in the in the have down the armed forces have gone down consistent . ali. and you know, consistent. ali. and you know, i'm sorry to do the lefty thing. i'm sorry to do the lefty thing. ibnng i'm sorry to do the lefty thing. i bring austerity . i bring it back to austerity. but can't have security on but you can't have security on the the the the cheap. that's the that's the reality. idea that reality. but this idea that we're heading for world war iii, there's obviously a multi. now there's obviously a multi. now there's multi—polar there's kind of mult

council will take a final vote at a later date. well tonight the warriors host the sacramento kings, but it will be tough to match the emotions of lastnta. >> we dedicate this game to his memory. the warriors honored assistant coach dejan milojevic, who died from a massive heart attack at a team dinner in utah last week. >> his chair behind the players seats was covered with a white rose and a shirt with the serbian word for brother, a terms of endearment he often used for those throughout the warriors organization. >> rat is something that referring to people, friends in the office and i think it was very clear that there was a very family like relation, rather than a moment of silence. >> i would like for all of us to give deki an ovation that he can hear up in heaven. >> thank you. >> your i appreciate all the hard work that he did. >> the fact that he helped the warriors to get where they needed to go, the team played the serbian national anthem before the game and with his wife and children in attendance, the warriors beat the hawks 134 to 112. >> in a final tribute to their friend and mentor. >> very emotional pam. and afr last