this is street is a 25 meter high spruce from the tell you knox. the climate activists have condemned oil exporters for urgent countries to refuse any international agreement that would see fossil fuels, fuels completely phase doubts report say, opec secretary general road to members and allies, us getting them to prevent such a deal at the un kind of conference into by the way, well, what do we? well, when do we make these demonstrators are protesting against the least open message urging countries to book any text targeting fossil feelings. we're here until effect many of the comp 28 negotiators are concerned about the lack of progress and resistance of opec members. i don't believe why they will package shades and we show these costs, actually the pro auction across the fuels. if we want to be series the or citizens in the planet, if we're going to be able to achieve the 2013, started get off emissions by single pack shortstop directly to children of this plan. it activists declared a day of protest at the climate summit. hundreds also marched i

where he been in the forest is lying on november, 2nd to the americans attacked the village of boston knox. and from there they took the villages of commerce site and schmidt via the called valley. but once again, they under estimated the digital terrain. some of the hills, they had to cross 450 meters, high frenzy of an a who largest in. when you reached the top of the hill who bought you immediately experience the phenomenon of looking over the landscape as an ox from one plateau to another in about including even on this. but you have no idea how deep and steep the valley is in between 810000. the 28th us infantry division reached the village of schmidt relatively quickly, but then its supply lines were interrupted. lindsey designed to customer when did you look at the call center and instrument kind of with the valley in between the items, the only link between them is a foot pad that winds down into the valley and then stop again on the other side on of the on the inside to be the also spiked and the flush, the family countryside to the americans thought this past would be easy enough

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however, i think we cvd is strategy office, bella and ron knox. escalate, but yeah, from israel's which rhetoric we understand it sees itself in a word 7 front and that of christ mattress because confrontations are not the lateral. so we might see an escalation here also from the and from the spanish site . and what about from the iranian side, because they, i can imagine have to say, face, they are seen as the sort of powerful protector of a number of various interest across the middle east. just how much power do they have right now as well. they really have to box them for proxies to 10 act on their behalf. some of them, however, also considerably independent. his bullet, for example, is also independent upfront in many regards. so i think ron has the potential to manipulate the powers that are outside of its borders. but then can enhance the tension with israel, but i think and all competition is nothing ross, interest. israel has the might to hit iran in a way, but reading which occurred in the time that you rang and potential. and so for i don't think the wrong wants to risk losin

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the production of polluting gases, about 83 are related to mobile sources of polluting gases such as knox sax. these can become secondary suspended particles. i will not be able to participate next time. this lawyer also deals with the problems of food auctions and the sale of confiscated property the convicts point out that the first problem was that the dispute was renewed and the buyer did not come, and time passed. the second problem in another case was that the dispute was held, but not everyone was informed. if this auction had been held in real form, this price would have been higher, and here the benefit of the convicted person would have been better, and the benefit of the convicted person would have been better secured. sale of the property of convicts who have the possibility to reject their property and pay their debts with these auctions. many times in the auction, the buyers are not informed at all and the auction is renewed. that condemned by allah will also have his rights delayed. problems that of course have involved some participants in the auctions. an example is the b

related to mobile sources of polluting gases such as knox and sax, these can become suspended particles become secondary, so they naturally play a role in the spread of pollution, especially in tehran, we have 84 thousand megawatts of thermal power plant capacity, of which only 15.8 is approximately equivalent to 15 thousand megawatts, which, if gas fuel is not available, is capable of use diesel fuel as a second fuel for electricity generation, although diesel fuel is not the first fuel priority of the power plants that use it, but in a situation where gas fuel increases in other sectors, including in our domestic and commercial sectors, it is a backup fuel that mainly the fuel is gasoil and then we will soon experts of the gas company say that with only 15% saving in gas consumption , there is no need to burn mazod in 14 power plants of the country. moshiri radio news agency. price modification of electricity purchase rate from renewable power plants for investment in this area. the deputy minister of energy said: every year, according to the law on the reform of the energy consumptio

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what this outlook >> the 4th debate that you would be voted in the first 20 minutes as the most knox'samerica. >> that was brooke shaffer reporting for us happening tonight. the company that purchased 60,000 acres of land eastern's solano county to build a whole new city. we',l be holding another town hall meeting. this will be the 4th town hall meeting hosted by california forever. the company is introducing the community development project and giving local residents the chance to have their voices be heard. california forever intends to release detailed plans for their project early next year. but tonight's meeting is at 6 o'clock at the fairfield community center. there's powder falling across the sierra right now. palisades tahoe reporting 15 inches of new snow overnight. more is expected today. the report has also been a the resort has also been making snow in the hopes of opening up more to reign as soon as possible. if you're thinking of going up there, you're driving that car. you might need to ice scraper. something they're thinking if you go there, this could be a great week

henry knox and become mrs. knox to have found such a fine husband that only 17 years of age. but now i fear that my marriage. the prospect of my brings with it as much pain as it does joy because of the discord that this law has sown. my wedding threatens to tear me from the very family that raised me. my father is secretary this province. he is a royal official by all measures, a tory. and my henry, my humble henry. the bookseller is as much a patriot as my family is loyal to the crown. three years passed, harry. as i call my henry was witness to the bloody massacre on king street. he even had to put himself physically into the crowd, protect them as the lobster bax fired upon us. and since then, as you can, he has held no tender feelings for redcoats. and now fear that soon i must choose, between my family and my fiancee. and i fear that tensions will only continue to rise tonight, no matter how this evening ends. i suppose there is only one thing that i can do and that is to wait. as a fellow woman, i too often feel that is little i can do to influence the ways of the worl

knox along which is used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. now, california has launched a new website designed to be a one-stop shop for the opioid epidemic at opioids dot ca dot gov. you can look up the latest data on overdoses and fentanyl use as well as resources around prevention and treatment for opioid use. the state is also making its use of opioid settlement funds, more transparent. this is all in an effort to hold drug traffickers accountable. in san francisco. the city is taking steps to try and help small businesses. kron. 4 charles clifford tells us how. >> well, historically, it's been very difficult for new businesses to open up in san francisco today, the mayor signed 2 new pieces of legislation that will hopefully make it easier. the first new law, the small business reforms legislation will change over 100 of the city's planning codes to make it easier for businesses to get permits. bill. they can store fronts and use ground for business space. it also lift many restrictions on bars and restaurants. >> we can't just say we su

henry knox and become mrs. knox to have found such a fine husband that only 17 years of age. but now i fear that my marriage. the prospect of my brings with it as much pain as it does joy because of the discord that this law has sown. my wedding threatens to tear me from the very family that raised me. my father is secretary this province. he is a royal official by all measures, a tory. and my henry, my humble henry. the bookseller is as much a patriot as my family is loyal to the crown. three years passed, harry. as i call my henry was witness to the bloody massacre on king street. he even had to put himself physically into the crowd, protect them as the lobster bax fired upon us. and since then, as you can, he has held no tender feelings for redcoats. and now fear that soon i must choose, between my family and my fiancee. and i fear that tensions will only continue to rise tonight, no matter how this evening ends. i suppose there is only one thing that i can do and that is to wait. as a fellow woman, i too often feel that is little i can do to influence the ways of the worl

suite in october, 2010, quickly released the largest classified electricity industry, the rock roll knox. these rugs revealed the dean panels previously unreadable to soup indian tests in november, 2010. they published cable get the largest set of confidential documents ever released to the public, giving us an unprecedented insight into the us government's foreign activities. just 9 days later, assange was arrested as a london police station on a european arrest for rent in relation to swedish vacation. meanwhile, us officials confirmed to the straining embassy in washington. the justice department was conducting an active vigorous inquiry into whether assigned to be charge under the u. s. low. most likely the espionage act. 2 weeks a, to these training and embassy in london advise the straining government that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us against which leads was likely true. on the 16th of december, the saints was released on bail, his passport was confiscated. he was under house arrest for the next 2 years, the witness and the 2011 buquet supreme court ruling. this s

here is if the main accused pollution related to mobile sources of polluting gases such as knox and sax, these can become secondary suspended particles, so they naturally play a role in the spread of pollution, especially in tehran . we have 84,000 megawatts of thermal power plant capacity. it has the ability to use diesel fuel as a second fuel to generate electricity, although diesel fuel is not the first fuel priority of the power plants that use it, but in the situation that gas fuel increases in other sectors, including in our domestic and commercial sectors. of the backup fuel that mainly diesel fuel. there is, and then we will use it soon . experts of the gas company say that with only 15% saving in gas consumption , there is no need to burn more gas in 14 power plants in the country. moshiri of sed and broadcasting news agency, the head of the audit bureau , said after visiting the ministry of petroleum. in order to create transparency in the financial production processes, the creation of a real-time monitoring system of oil and gas resources and also the transfer of sub-account

i should be the last people who uh, who can throw that accusation around with sonya my us and knox is the communications direct. uh, jewish voice for peace joins us now from philadelphia in the us. good to have you with us. so i can uh, bring you into that friday and i'll see the question of do you see this conflict? as for the shrinking the space for criticism always ready policy even from jews? well, hi family and thank you for that question. thank you for having me on the show today . so i think, i think that is certainly the attempt of these are in the government and the organizations and individuals who support it is absolutely to try to use the current conflict and the surrounding climate as a way to intimidate and silence. anybody who stands up for palestinian rights, but i would argue that actually the opposite is happening. and we're seeing the, you know, the dozens and dozens of protests that are happening all across the united states. and europe more broadly organized by jews, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to blind us support to these around the government, and ac

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knox spaceship.cal story put all the animals inn an arc to preserve them from the great flood and you might say let's do the same and send a spaceship that we carry all genetic information about things we want to preserve and carried them into interstellar space. that's not a very elegant method. in much better approach is ton have an ai system that is autonomous and is equipped with 3-d printers, go somewhere, uses the raw materials to re-create what we have here on earth. and nature doesyo it when you lk at the dandelion flower it sends its seeds in the wind and they carried the genetic information so that if they land on a fertile ground, they can reproduce the dandelion flower. i'm always in admiration of nature. it managed to find solutions to problems that we did not, you know, if we get a scratch, our body heals. but we don't have a car that can heal itself for minor accidents. nature is amazing, and the human brain is in such a small, is confined to such a small space because the skull has to

he lived through the knox bar in 1948, when he was forcibly expelled out of his village to the northwest of the gaza strip . he was 12 years old then those bitterly painful events remained. compton, his memory until a day he was killed. he used to recounts me the most detailed specifics and he never forgot the names of his neighbors. all those who matched with him and the forcible exodus from his village to jabante a refugee camp to the north of casa, he's been carrying those bits of moments with him. that is why he refused to re live the same vicious events. he always said being expelled south around the strip, he held his ground to the last moment and preferred to die, holding on to his roots, especially since he was a history teacher. he taught thousands of students throughout his career. so did my mother who saved in the education field to 35 years, they always rejected the idea of forcible expulsion, but he is ready, occupation forces that took the land. they refused to succumb to precious. they moved from home to home, refusing to leave the north. that was a destiny. and all i can

i'm just on there knox, about the east through somebody that's off today. thank you. a votes. how the un security council on a resolution quoting for the suspension of hostilities in gaza has been delayed for 2nd day members all struggling to agree on the wording. i say try to avoid another us v tech gabriel. that is on that has more from the us, not the nations i should say a while these negotiations are happening behind closed doors. there's a lot of things that are very unclear about what's going on, but what is very clear is that it's the united states that is asking for these delays. and it's the united states that clearly has issues with some of the language in this resolution, particularly when it comes to this as ation of hostilities in the original draft said it was for circulated last friday called for a cessation of hostilities. and it has a very permanent tone to it, if you will. united states would not go for that. so it was changed to a suspension of hostilities in order to allow for humanitarian access. it was believed that the us could possibly accept that. and

science of empathy as well as those working to bring attention to what's happening in gaza. juliet la knox has an honors degree in psychology. her research discusses empathy and it's relation to morality and decision making. sonya harsh hassan is a pediatric intensive care doctor who also works with doctors without borders and has been to gaza several times. and mastering of the l all is an information designer and visualize in palestine where she uses data and research to create visual stories for social justice. we have seen a number of residents just like last year who are from the and have been using social media to try and shut a lights on. what's been happening there, julia? so i want to start with you. why do you think this has been so effective? and seems to resonate across borders. when we're dealing with mass atrocities, we tend to get this sort of counter intuitive phenomenon where the higher the, the death toll rises. and the more people that die, the less people are actually see to care. and it's like a psychology, this is what we call psychic nami. so as you can see here in a

world is you can deny what happened on october 7th and were saying, no, you can't deny what happened. knox of the denial is not an option. october 7th happened, and a lot of people got raped, murdered sort of mice. and if you're not acting, if you're not picking up, you're supporting the other side. you're beginning, you believe that there's, there's, there's that, there's the silence from the, the us. i'm getting motivated by what, why would they buy the assignments on an issue like that? i wish i knew that's the truth is i'm, i'm a woman's rights activist for a few years now in israel, and i've been working with those, these organizations. and i know them their colleagues, their, their, their friends in the end it's, it's a surprise that i'm completely baffled by their lack of response to these restaurants, or if it can sense. and so why is it that the, i ask you what you want to happen next and your, your 1st response is that the, you and an international organizations need to recognize what happened or what about bringing these people that these properties us to justice. i think that's

let me look into skin knox that i live in. how does the in the a on the, the now got probably has a lot of it. you have these month of, of the study of what was out in the you have do new, can many it that it the enough see and, and that's the side and the check the, the hard copy of the people who put in sign of the or is that it and ask you about it in one, is that well, it's once they're done with them bad at the beginning and how to define those little feelings, lemonade. and what did it did on this slide? 11 thought through because you had email, i'm talking to heck and most of i late fees, you never know about that. i didn't do it. i mean, if you thought that would, i'd recommend united way or whatever. pickable, i know it doesn't mention the name of which i believe that i, you know, conventional forces violated all the domestic hot lows and even the geneva conventions. next, if you, what has been, perpetrated, this code is nothing but a lot of crime. and once the dust set, that is the way i want to find out the gravity

well, i'm glad that you mentioned knox. i did want to get, he'll take, i mean, so the us said, no, we don't want to stay spot, but you pay a upstate and they will reprise the thought, you know, the members voted for it. um, what was the expectation james thing from gauze it and this was the result. a surprise they were disappointed but not surprised. um, i mean the people in does the see that to the us and the is, but i as the soonest, the, i mean there's, there's no difference. a basic name is what i have is the exit is the one who was executing whatever the, the us, uh uh, agrees with them on. and the us is the main supply of. so what the hell for all of the, of the weapons to the is the ladies and the main. uh, uh, as well as it can uh, support to the out in the globe together. it seems with the okay, but the okay. i think with, with the pressure from its citizens slowly, they are changing their position. and i think the same thing would happen in the u . s. over the next 2 weeks. the by the administration gave is really

crystal knox. the -- that targeted jewish businesses in 1938, and was a harbinger of the holocaust. they've done exterminated millions of jewish people. the goalies episode is just the latest in incidents like this of naked antisemitism across the country. in gainesville, florida, -- the university of florida's campus, it was covered in antisemitic graffiti. over in brooklyn, ohio, they painted red swastikas on grades in a jewish cemetery. on friday night, right here on this show, we interviewed congressman adam smith, whose home was marred by pro-palestinian vandals. now, peaceful protest, even passionate protest is an american right. but, smith told us that he sees an overlap between these tactics and that of another group. >> these are the same tactics that we saw in that most extreme form on january 6th. it is these tactics that are not accidental. they are an attempt to intimidate people into silence, an attempt to overthrow democratic norms. >> today, there is outrage in some corners of the democratic party, because what some on the left will not to do without hesitation, appa

the war cemetery in foster knox became the last resting place for around 2300 dead soldiers and a meeting place for veterans and relatives of the german fall in. another war cemetery was set up a few kilometers away in neighbouring hopes. again, in 1952, the nearly 3000 soldiers are buried there. many of them in and large streets the since the americans did not want their soldiers buried in germany, the former enemy, many were laid to rest in the netherlands, luxembourg, or belgium. at the military cemetery of alisha powell, for example, the it was not until 4 decades after the battle that the 1st group of american veterans returned to the hook good bye to the place where they had fond of young man. if possible for you in existence, you didn't understand why i became the marquis as i called and heard good far as the whole battle itself. like like the man said this morning, it was, it was futile. that was foolish, but the fact remains it was done to satisfy the whims of a few superior officers at the thought it had to be done. well, i didn't enjoy it at the time, but i don't mind being her

talk about it affecting the economy, and only get free slave labor this way but when i was mayor and knoxe have one school over 20 different languages spoken in a school, a very small, less than 500 children so you got to ask, or the outline costs? especially to emergency rooms and physicians healthcare on down the line america better wake up about this work will be overthrown and they are not going to take it from us, we just giving it to them and actually are doing allowing this to continue. i think they're worried about the border between u.s., ukraine and millions have come over in the last few years and those of the people you and i are subsidizing. our veterans are living under bridges yet these folks are coming in and we give them a phone, healthcare, clothing, a place to live all at our exp expense. >> the great state of tennessee, thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you, appreciate you. have a clinically incorrect merry christmas been. >> israel facing calls for jews in the middle east conflict following devastating news of great israeli hostages mistakingly killed by idf forc