o n o a l c o . yeah, but of them down tools that the big have, you know, lockheed martin raphael on these big companies to effectively receiving subsidy from the american taxpayer or the american pause. and if it is the threat of nuclear war that we're headed for because of the war in ukraine, no sign that work as we'll see beyond their daily pay rates and realize they've got a down tools because of policy. that is giving them the edge. it's because their lives might be endangered to a yeah, i mean most of the add time, militaristic sentiment within the way movement is very much at the grassroots level of labor movement. so, so you see grassroots activists inside of unions, for example, organizing today to try to shut down harm shipments to, to some of the ports in america, and to get the longshore workers to actually refuse to serve the ships. that is, that's an example of an action that is happening today. but again, very grassroots drip. and those things are not coming down from the top of organi

and they were frustrated by the f l. c. a reluctance to do that. so it's always, it's always been the same thing with apple c o. however, abolishing it, the problem is if you abolish it, you just have to rebuild it again from the ground up. so i would like to see it taken over and used as, as a tool for good rather than abolished. so tell me about sarah nelson. i know in the reagan the error breaking the pilot's union was a major part of ronald reagan in the eighty's to forge the new liberal will be now exist in. and i also dennis could say that you were able to see our interview with him. you might be going for congress, a game, talked about all and the various ways attempts are made to destroy political power . that helps workers. why is there analysis that you're here for you? in the book, sir nelson is the head of the association of flight attendance, which is the, the union for flight attendance, the united states. she is sort of the running central figure in my book. she's very passionate progressive firey, labor leader that i have always admi

most union members in america are technically members of the f, l. c. o. and so when you think of the starting point to build a stronger labor moving in america, it is going to start inside the f o c o like it or not because that is the organization that exists. that is the table that all or most of the biggest shootings in america are sitting around. so it's a, it's an organization that has a lot of potential um, domestically at least 2 to be the place that helps to rebuild the labor movement in america. but it has always suffered from conservatism and a little bit of a lack of ambition and a lack of a vision. you called a mediocre and a loving yeah. bomb and you know, this statement i'm 3 gives you from the middle east, on the genocide in the middle east. was they recommended a, a negotiated seized by they would even clear enough, unlike many other trade unions about what's happening here in the middle east to coal for a prophecies fire and goes, yeah, i mean it's, it's always going to probably be disappointing to look to the half of seo for more leadersh

the a, f, l. c. i o in the book, you call them a media greenhouse loving for it's known around the world. that organization is something that is promoted death, squads and torture, although across latin america and in the global south, tell me what the f l c i o is. first of all, because many people might recognize it as a cut out of the intelligence agencies. how, how it's supposed to help trade shooting and said, work is around the world, but actually as being performing a different role. as i said, they have also is a, is the largest federation of unions and united states of america. 60 unions. it has around, i believe, $13000000.00 total members. so it is not a union itself, but it is a, it is a labor federation, the biggest, the most powerful labor federation. america, as you mentioned, um, throughout the history of the esso, it has been played by a lot of problems, not the least of which are some of his foreign policy foreign policy positions that is taken over many years. it's also, it's also

so here's the thing after more than 20 years of windows go security in the d l. c. buick, criticized by many. right. what main issues that people have against them as well before monday was call you uh monday which uh peacekeeping. nissan settled back in 1999. any changes to one east coast, that'd be the vision of the country was a to the mandate, but congress solely to change these updates extra. and of course, the blue and most can protect people, but the conflicts in different are we as why when you school was just kept going. and nothing was actually really stabilized. according to people who organized demonstrations, they were fed up to see trends, earls driving because i know needing a lot of money without any seeing any change. this isn't the least what i've been told. right? so people don't go go to waltz and waltz on teams and 23 and we've been group adults by rhonda. we boned from as she's elaine 2021 after being defeated in 2013 by the i'm on your school, but this time be to k to add of the new school. that was this, this was she said, that's a, that's a

so the 1st 2 living dogs, whereas, ready forces have started with drawing from l. c. for hospital off to 2 weeks of sees the world health organization says that 21 patients have died since he's really truth rated to come pump last month. more than 100 patients and 60 stuff with trapped inside with no medicine food or water. i'll send you an officials in gaza say is ready for it has killed more than 400 people in l. c. for hospital since it's cj begun. let's go straight away too much. colored to joins is on the phone, not from jamalia in northern gauze. most 1st of all, just to select a situation on the ground. as you know, it's, uh uh yes, nick to be is ready to call us is trying to get with the quote from us complex, of course, for the 2 weeks more than 2 weeks season couldn't arresting several years. eh, boss filtering inside of shouldn't chromebooks. and if it's a rodney or it should make a big, so if for, for more than 2 weeks, it'd be able to who are stuck inside a she for has been retained inside the human resources development building, which is the preferred a

so here's the thing after more than 20 yourself, witness go security in the d l. c. do a criticized by many, right? what main issues that people have against them as well before monday was call you uh, monday, which uh peacekeeping. nissan sits all back in 1999. any changes to one east coast diabetes. a showing of the country was uh to the monday, but can go to install it or change these updates extra and of course the blue and most can protect people, but the conflicts in different are we as well when you school was just kept going and nothing was actually really stabilized, according to people who organize demonstrations. they were fed up to see trends, rules driving because i know knew lots of money without any seeing any change. this isn't the least what i've been told. right? so people don't go go to waltz and waltz on to the m 23 and we've been group adults by rhonda. we bone from as she's elaine 2021 after being defeated in 2013 by the monday school. but this time be to k, to add of the new school. that was this, this was she said that the security council, wh

for with these came the, during the operation a targeted and killed terrorists in l. c. funds located weapons along with intelligence documents. the ideas also stressed that they prevented home and any civilians, patients on to medical teams. but according to the world health organization at least 21 patients died during the siege of the medical facility and the testimonies of survivors, episode operation of shocking. we now cross live to canadian palestinian journalist months or so on a good to see him on. so what do we know about what's been happening at all? she this is the, the 4th or 5th time, the i d. f has a tax shift hospital medical complex. at this time however, i think they have permanency damage to building and it's inside facilities. it is totally now out of service. it cannot be used as a hospital any more or even as a place for shelter. lots have been killed, many have been injured. we're still getting news about exactly what's happened, then it's happening right now around the ship hospital. but if you remember that earlier into or there was some very, v

o release voltage of what remains of l . c. for off the months by the rates and bombardments, the images are ravaged. hospital was with bodies strewn across the wreckage. following the visits, the members of the un mission referred to the facility as quotes and, and to show with grapes. so that's the lice, images of a, of l. c. file. put the scale of the destruction into perspective world help organizations, folks pass, and margaret harris describes the hospitals last a, someone ripping the hotel to have the regions health care system access to live saving. aiden garza is now confined stitches. 12 partially functioning hospitals for like the majority of the knows our ship a hospital once the largest, the most important referral hospital in gaza is now with them to show off to the late to seek know patients remain at the facility. most of the buildings are extensively damaged or destroyed, and the majority of equipment is on usable or reduced to ashes. the who team said that the scale of devastation has left the facility complet

and they entered the d l. c with the web on this because the oldest had been given from somewhere still within the international community and to let them in with that weapons. the note that the us under the list down 3 at icloud is a press law and jump to that orlando is given a rights in pursuit inviting itself into the democratic republic of congo. to hung down these people, a book just as a seizure, no, see, their mother was in law, but unfortunately for when to didn't make the distinction. i will see my so also massacred congolese we though. and since then, domestic a hasn't ended meaning to the one, the going to be number one to discover that that will minerals in the deal. and we take on that. and rolanda made contacts in the international community that enabled it to sell these block minerals for the the sure. now i found out that the found this, i mean i, you saw the mean i of minerals obtained by using finance against our populations to, to force them to leave the localities with these minerals have fo

it's part of the story of l. c. c. we can't just leave it in a sea of flame, and that's why we'll do everything we can to rebuild this. know when was injured in the fire, which has built a devastating blow to denmark's historical collections. can read more on that story and much more in our website to w dot com. jared right info link has a great day. the not just another day so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w. the .

and they entered the d l. c with the weapons because the oldest had been given from somewhere still within the international community and to let them in with that weapons that are going to know that the us under the list down 3. i think that is a press law. and down to that when to was given a writing pursuit inviting itself into the democratic republic of congo to hung down these people up the books just as a decision. no, see, their motto is my but unfortunately, blended didn't make the distinction. obviously, my so also massacred congolese we though, and since then domestic hasn't ended the meaning a new one that they have a very number one to discover that they will minerals in the deals. and we want to grow and to make contacts in the international community that enabled it to sell these blood minerals for the the sure. now i found out that found this, i mean i, you saw the night of minerals obtained by using finance against our populations to force them to leave the localities with these minerals and foun

thank you very much for bringing l. c was up to date and putting them in the picture of the german chancellor has arrived in china. as i mentioned, a visit focused on the 10 2nd nomic ties between the 2 countries as well as differences are the brushes war in ukraine. for example, schultz arrived with a delegation of business leaders in challenging and industrial habits of it. so he 1000000 people in china southwest, you will travel to shanghai and by june, over the next days, china is being germany's top trading pond over the past 8 years in a row with a trade volume of 253000000000 years. i spoke to correspondent, bobby encouraged by engaging and asked him advocate, it was for the german chancellor to deal with a country that's seen as a competitor, rival and pasta as well. that is extremely tricky. a very delicate, a balancing act because as you mentioned, china is to germany's biggest trading popping up at the, at the same time, china is fundamentally changed in the direction that germany did not want to see. so politi

the other side system that uh you see on the phone with us also which is b c, l 233 c s t a to which led to a low level mean. good. it says the yeah, put in, you know, a 2015 to so stuck with us to get started. it's near someone less business. yeah. if it said nothing about it, let me see what i see. potentially. i'm supposed coach with him come on. no, she should feel free to do what i mean. yeah, it was fine. you know, so i do for the ones that he really was. i think that it also wanted to to go to the circle. would you be here? my mobile apple. let me see which of these one was one, you know, come when you rotate got was only so it looks the same of the list that you. ready go to the you move us of the, let's, let's, we've got to be able to come on the, which is, what is this thing was i saw it. and so i'm not sure i'm not. so i'm trying to add some more special mention them that it any possible. so what we're really compress, slowing them from you. converse will probably no problem. yeah. so, so why don't you look, i want you to bulk out with a little more clear. do you mind if i

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they were over the top of the interest of the l. c. the hospital, but the huge number of the they referred to in recent comments. those ways questions even is of the closest ally, the us has demanded evidence a model. so makes, uh, during the operation we killed more than $200.00 service in and around the compound 2, almost with the rest of the more than $900.00. the terrorists who surrender to our forces of which over $500.00 are confirmed from us in pal student is allow me to have members, including senior commanders, intelligence, carry, or something. i don't think it's me call him or me typical it for you. it is deeply concerning is true, we are reaching out to israel government to get more information. and that is also important to do. we have to make sure that these, this what we're hearing is verified, right? that with the footage is also verified. but we've been very clear, it is very antsy, we'll have to list a uh, rose and be able to use the id efforts to run the old medical facilities in gaza. completely unusual, as, unfortu

look at the l. c. 4 hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming forces being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such a astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza activist jonathan and paul like believes it's become abundantly clear now that israel is using essentially criminal policies and it's war against the people of gaza. it is something that happens time and again, just recently we've seen more a teacher is being targeted by if rarely fire we've seen what happened, that she felt hospital where hundreds of people have been heard, including at least dozens of medical staff and it and, and hospitalized people, so it is part of is really denial, isn't that is being allowed by the international community. unfortunately, it has been made abundantly clear that the international community takes the dates of

them, which so many victims of apartheid not being had and still waiting for compensation that the t l. c fail. you know, i think the ti i see with a huge success and that is such a me, but she was, it was meant to do in terms of the legislation. i think the failure to do with work because the unfinished business of the truth commission must last squarely at the fees all the state and also the national prosecutorial authority. because, you know, it is always understood that if people did not apply for amnesty, which was conditional or if they failed to get unless the been a little would follow its course. and so in 1998, when the commission completed these hearings, it hadn't been a list of more than 300 cases, to the national prosecutorial authority. and of course, in the speed of, i would say 26 years based on 20 are seeing the like today. and that is why i think be looking at this question of what political interference the was in dealing with these issues. right, sir, you seem to be pointing, the thing is at the government, so let me ask you there's a government says it's too late to

another mass grave is found on the grounds of l. c. for hospital recently occupied by his very soul is the 1st as a criminal trial for former us. presidents gets under way. donald trump faces charges, of course, defined records to 2016 in the presidential campaign. another casualty of the climate crisis, rising ocean features of the thing called face at risk. the israel's army chief of stuff is wound up consequences for ron, for long it's unprecedented attack on sent to the surround, find hundreds of mr. 1000 drugs towards this row saying you attack was retaliation . israel strikes concepts and damascus 2 weeks ago. is there any lead to say the assessing the options? prime minister benjamin netanyahu has convened the is there any war cabinet for the 2nd consecutive day? military official site is relatives phones when it sees fit we all could always be assessing the situation. we remain that way the highest level of readiness, united way to face the consequences for its actions. we, we choose, always spawns, according to the idea remain

look at the l. c. 4 hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming forces being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza. the the, well, the civilian deaths told and guys, and now passing the 33000 people have taken to the streets and the iranian capital to mob the annual college day. which is dedicated to the find the policy unions are these use of july, the reports on the ground, the people with a capital to run across the country or marketing display already with the palace media people. the last friday of the casting monica from the basement to raise awareness of the palace, the logins i guess as well. he calls from complex to jerusalem was designated back in 1979 bytes blades committee. and it has since been widely observed in the country and other parts of the

enclave, palestinian forensic and civil defense workers having covered human remains on the grounds of l. c. for hospital, a warning, the following images are disturbing. over 20 bodies were recovered from the side. some of them were apparently crushed by is rarely vehicles. the guys and house ministry says the idea of killed around 400 palestinians inside the hospital and the surrounding area. the world health organization describes the medical facility as a quote empty shell with human graves. after is really forces recently withdrew, so many lum inside as well. first codes has had been held with locals demanding the resignation of the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has been accused of failing to return all hostages from gaza. is really say the war is taking a heavy tool on the nation. in my wildest imaginations, i didn't think the hostages will be held for 6 months. i thought it would all take one month half a year is way too much released them now and make it quick manually. the 1st thing that needs to happen at any cost is the return of the hostages. the situation in which they sit

you're watching dw news, just reminder the top story we're following for you this our l. c. international is warning that human rights across the world face their most serious threats in decades. conflicts and gaza and ukraine, as well as the spread of authoritarian governments are damaging the world porter. i my lading international law that's caught up next close up the looks of how the oil industry hit its own research for decades . i'm terry martin. thanks for the what. what the world looked like this boil companies had told the truth more than 40 years now. for 2 reasons have known that c, o 2 emissions cause global warming. but instead of warning us, they've been seamlessly manipulating the public climate crisis. the oil industry cover up low. so next on d, w. farmers are protesting around the world climate change subsidies and competition. some import, threatening their livelihood. how can the world's supply be secured? and to the winners and losers, the actor cultural business of the future made in germany. in 60 minutes on d w, the dig ultimate beauty companies play

let me just what i, what i think is you gotta remember where the e l. c were not in federal court. now this is the e o c. so we, it's called administratively and we've been in federal court, i think is what have been resolved long time ago at the attorney that the lead attorney that was handling the case for the same law firm. he passed away a couple of years ago when he passed everything changed, right? i think to be now i always wanted with them and i can tell you this always told them that we need to take this thing in the photo. what i was ran this long, long time ago, but it never happened. and i think what happened was we thought they thought that maybe the pipe would get bigger and bigger and everybody would be better off. it didn't turn out to be that way. it turned out to be that it turned out to be the opposite and it turned out to be where the product gets smaller. right? and, and the distribution is gotta be spread out with all of these people, which is absurd. it makes no sense at all. so yeah, i think right now we're in a, we're in a very difficult situation, but we st

c l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out a campus called you see humbled. they've been relatively intense. you c, l a has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in israel and gaza, but have gone after jewish students as well, which is become problematic. and i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the university is to receive federal funding will do in the future. i want to talk about that in just a moment. let me ask you, 1st of the, how do you explain the genesis of the student protests? i mean, it was only 2 weeks ago when the 1st protest began on the campus of columbia university in new york city. hasn't been that long or well, there's conflicting reports about the genesis whether or not at a very clearly for many decades are a strong anti war sentiments on college campuses. particularly here in the state of california. they really grew out of the 19 sixty's up at berkeley in san francisco bay area. and so that has always been here, but there has

look at the l. c. for hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming force is being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza. they were uh national rather than better still use. so it might, the more and we know the cable directly is the worse than new. yeah. as far as of this, uh, a, you know, support of these, right. there was the go through, these are all fees, right. and we are talking about the bus run yet. countries are not going to do them and you, for your country today. media in the west usually is live breaking the, the news on the, you know, and then what are they physically working today? but they both make an issue about it. when it comes to having to these, the eighty's, especially the box. we saw a different space for lease, i mean, yeah. and they were

look at the l. c. 4 hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming forces being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza, is now with the civilian dest, holding gas, and now, passing 33000 people have taken to the streets in the iranian capital, the mazda, the audio codes day, which is dedicated to the blind to policy unions are the is use of july lee was among the crowds. people with a capital around the country or marketing. the display already with the palace media, people, the lives friday of the casting mom is meant to raise awareness of the palace, the login's i guess as well. and calls from jerusalem designated back in 1979 bytes for media. and it has since been widely observed in the country and other parts of the world this year. so it stays totally differe

c. l. a in los angeles at the travis county jail and austin, and at columbia university in new york. from where we begin with today's a book and today's of people to, to process that just by the university suspending students from the university right across the world. paul is located. this is a building that were to pass on monday evening via google just or they said that they are changing the name of it because of a 6 year old girl that was killed. apartment is ready. military guys are 3 main people that you're seeing right outside are many of them are the versity. they have comedy or they should remain inside. they're saying that they're not alone. and because they think of right now is essential, the students that are leaving inside remaining payment they are. but what you're seeing right now are the students that are side columbia university. they are saying that they're under speech, the university is trying to apply to the counselors. they don't know why that they're going to be a bi

if somebody in cross d l. c. and then go to that for many, this would be welcome to some not say and dropping size. weather ratings appear to have failed so far in zimbabwe, mozambique. well, this certainly widespread light is rain here, but look what happens a bit to the west through botswana and then through the central good palm of south africa, a significant line to potentially damaging thunderstorms on monday. the, a level up your experience, this rama down and say big, we'd be one of the enjoy up to 3 months. free subscription. a free being set top box. i'm not more deals. and what to exclusive from a dental family drama. chuck, your running on kid shows, cooking shows you a for you right? 2020 full top europe. the leads and much more. don't forget to use the promo code from it. that the shop is criticism. yes. of israel is actions in gaza with even the us joining the global course of condemnation of the mold and fuzzy. $3000.00 policy invest. israel's coming of 7 international aid workers triggered the wes

look at the l. c. 4 hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming forces being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such astronomical collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in gaza. they were nation rather than thirsty use. so it might, the more i was able to see if there were some directly the worse the new. yeah. as far as just uh, a new support of these right, there was the go through, these are all fees, right. and we are talking about the bus run yet. countries are the gold between them and you go to your country today. media in the west usually is live breaking the news all day. you know what worked or do they fix the work you today? they both make an issue about it when it comes to having to do these ladies, especially the sounds of the box, we show a different space for these. i mean, yeah. and they were talking abou

nothing older than garza and l. c. for hospital where as well has withdrawn and sports is off to a 2 week speech. it just shows the off to mass left behind with buildings hollow down from the bombing and streams filled with daybreak. according to gauze, the officials the idea of killed more than $400.00 palestinians and destroyed $4000.00 homes during the assault. the gauntlet and civil defense has reported finding decompose bodies inside the medical complex. one body was found tongue cost with a bullet wound in the head and do most of dental buildings surrounding the hospital . dozens of bodies with discovered low cost of condensed. b is rarely a tax, would have completely destroyed the hospital. you done ensure that there are dead people everywhere, but god willing, this occupation is doomed to end. nothing! yahoo is doomed to end. america is doomed to end. all those who bombed us no matter how much they bomb us and destroy al scheaffer, this occupation is doomed. to end, as the salesman says, it has been transformed

look at the l. c. 4 hospital before and after is real launched. it's most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming force is being used there. it all goes to show for why we're seeing, such as for nama coal collateral damage at the hands of tel aviv. and how israel seems to care not one iota for the preservation of innocent life in god. 9, the way called the con, aging guys. the new revelations play needs role has been using all the official intelligence as part of his austin, all of the system known as live. and it's set to have identified $37000.00 him off pockets. during the early stages of the war, the army gave sweeping approval for officers to adopt 11th, a skilled list with no requirement to start to check why the machine made those choices or to examine the ro intelligence data, or which they were based one. so stages that human personnel often served on the as a rubber stamp for the machines, decisions. and in that, normally they would personally do vote only about 20 seconds to each target before authorizi

look at the l. c. 4 hospital before and after israel launched its most recent onslaught would give anyone a sense of how liberally over whelming force is being used there. according to an independent investigation, the is really military is even using an ai system called lavender to identify potential homeless militants with nothing more than a rubber stamp from its operators. in determining who was who, and it was apparently given the green light to kill up to 20 innocent people for every valid target killed that was classified as a junior operative. every person for him as uniform in the past year or 2 could be bump, or 20 civilians killed as a collateral damage even without special permission. in practice, the principle of proportionality did not exist. support that right to have acceptable collateral damage into perspective. the us military's rate for low level commanders during the invasion of a rack was near 0. it all goes to show for why we're seeing such a astronomical collateral damage at the

to clarify, you must have seen the reports about mass graves containing hundreds of bodies around l. c. for you and she said he was horrified by these reports and wondering if you asked as a comments on us and whether you guys to raise this with these really government. we have seen the, those reports and the reports are incredibly troubling and were inquiring on this with the government of israel. but it didn't stop the us senate from improving $26000000000.00 in more time systems for the region. most of which will of course go to west indies funding for these really military, with just the fraction for committed to arrange supplies for guys a to our friends in is real. america will soon deliberate to help you fight the score jerbill moss and stand up to a ron. and while it is unclear what the investigation into mass graves in gaza will find out, or will it change actually anything on the ground with more aid, financial aid tend political support for israel. now we can send, say one thing for sure. that's the idea of us can paint the idea of offensive in the gaza strip will continue b