jones, and laurie. good to see you. arianna, burris sma, which ceased operations in 2023. it's managed to have a many accusations lodged against it, but both it's actions on the bible. families links to the controversy written from persist. joe biden, supporters will say, it's all just politically motivated. is it? well, let's look at the other name that hasn't been mentioned yet. confir blacked a c i a officer. he was in charge of the counter terrorism center for a while. he later served as the assistant secretary for counter terrorism at the department of state. co from black was on the board of recent as well. so yeah, cause i that always puzzled me, you know, with hunter bite and you're getting family corruption of but there with, with co for black. he had no experience with oil and gas industry. and the theory was on that. and now in light of these allegations, and i, you know, i take the russian government at face value, where they say they've got evidence. it has not been the habit of russia to m

jones, and laurie. good to see you already on a for sma, which ceased operations in 2023. it's managed to have a many accusations lodged against it, but both it's actions on the bible. families links to the controversy written from persist. joe biden, supporters will say, it's all just politically motivated. is it? well, let's look at the other name that hasn't been mentioned yet. confir blacked a c i a officer. he was in charge of the counter terrorism center for a while. he later served as the assistant secretary for counter terrorism at the department of state. co from black was on the board of recent as well. so yeah, cause i that always puzzled me. you know, with hunter bite and you're getting family corruption up. but there with, with the cold for black. he had no experience with the oil and gas industry. and the theory was on that. and now in light of these allegations, and i, you know, i take the russian government and face value, where they say they've got evidence. it has not been the habit of

jones, and laurie, good to see you sorry. and for sma, which ceased operation was 2023. it's managed to evade many accusations lodged against it, but both its actions on the bible families links to the controversy written from persist. joe biden, supporters will say, it's all just politically motivated. is it? well, let's look at the other name that hasn't been mentioned yet. confir blacked, c i a officer. he was in charge of the counter terrorism center for a while. he later served as the assistant secretary for counter terrorism at the department of state. co from black was on the board of recent as well. so yeah, it cause i that always puzzled me. you know, with hunter bite and you're getting family corruption of but there with, with co for black. he had no experience with the oil and gas industry. and the theory was on that. and now in light of these allegations, and i, you know, i take the russian government and face value, where they say they've got evidence. it has not been the habit of russia to make wild unsubstantia

busy of the money well i'm delighted to say laurie gilson himself joins this life from florida. now you're most welcome lori. perhaps you could 1st take us through the details of how you my list to appear in person to up the un security council session in new york. and indeed, how your statements were received by its members to it. yes, i was invited got the invitation initially to randy credit. com, a new york radio personality. and i guess he's been in touch with the basset or pull, gotten ski at the embassy at the un, russian delegation that to you at, shar, accepted it. and here's what's so important, understand. nobody from the russian side, instructed me what to say. they didn't send me a script. they didn't ask me in advance. what do you get? a 2nd residence. they just said, hey, we'd like you to talk the they've heard me speak in a variety of different for in september. so everything that i presented that bad, especially the columbus fraud me, is meant by me. and at no point i, i guess i gave it to the russian delegation to day 3 days in advance so that they would have i

. >> so how did we get here >> well, he menn a woman named laurie vallow religious conference back in 2018, both daybell and vallow, we're for married to different people at the time. now here's where it starts to get really bizarre prosecutors say the daybell became obsessed with vallow. >> they >> allegedly had an affair, and that daybell is then wife, along with bellows to children, were quote on obstacles that stood in their way. >> the prosecution >> says that this is what happened next >> to children very who the defendant, chad daybell, backyard september of 2018 and that's his wife is found dead in their marital manage 17 days after the death of his wife, tammy davao. >> this defendant is >> photographed laughing and dancing on a beach in hawaii at his way it's loury vallow >> now the state says those killings were no accident that chad daybell and lori vallow justified the murders with extreme doomsday, religious beliefs any who oppose them, labeled sometimes as dark spirits or even zombies. this scenarios gave them the pretax to remove people from this world for their own as

hugh laurie is a producer on the show. >> hugh laurie is an executive producer on the show. >> jimmy:be an actor on the show? >> i don't know. he is a huge influence. he knows la caray better than anyone. >> jimmy: this seems for sure like a lie. [ laughter ] i'll tell you why. you just said you figured out the story. how could there be the story figured out without knowing if hugh laurie is in the story? yes! [ laughter ] >> it's really -- it's good math. [ laughter ] honestly, i -- it's something we're still, you know -- he is involved as a producer. that's been great. >> jimmy: okay. >> he's been in -- >> jimmy: i'm going to have to get him in here, i'll interrogate him. >> okay. >> jimmy: when was the first time you saw yourself on television? do you remember? >> i do. it was -- so i had my first professional gig ever as an actor, it was 2001, easter weekend. and it was an adaptation of "the life and adventures of nicholas nickelby" by charles dickens. so period, you know. fantastic dickensian tale. i was number 75 on the call sheet. i was playing a dickensian lord, and my job was

laurie, market -- look, we could go through march and many of us did, and you did, and said, it's notoing to be this easy forever. we had no 2% pullbacks so, we were kind of due for a setback. but what, specifically, do you think the market's contending with obviously, we got the geopolitical headlines t higher for longer story, and maybe a question about whether this economy can handle what yields are giving it. >> it's a really strange time in the market right now we've been overdue for this pullback i've been worried since january. i think you have a combination of derisking i think you have the begrudging acceptance of a hot economy continuing to build. we're seeing secular growth themes getting sold pretty hard. you don't need secular growth as much when cyclical growth is picking up and you know, i think i saw today the consensus gdp forecast is up to 2.4%. that's pretty darn close to average. >> for the full year >> for the full year, and in a hot economy, you typically see value and small cap outperform it's the cool economy where those themes tend to dominate. >> we have thin

he married laurie value, >> the search continues for two missing children. the children's disappearance captured the nation's attention in late 2019, when day a bell in value abruptly left idaho after police started asking questions. >> just tell us where your kids are. >> the couple was found in hawaii in january of 2020. that june a gruesome discovery. the remains of thailand jj, were found on day bells property day bells preliminary hearings have already given a preview of the evidence against him >> eventually, we uncovered the entire body that was wrapped in this black plastic bag with a lot of duct tape and invalid doubles trial >> prosecutors said >> the two believed themselves to be religious figures who had a system of rating people as light or dark and use their dooms day, religious beliefs to justify the killings during her sentencing, validate belt doubled down on her religious beliefs >> jesus christ knows that no one was murdered in this case. accidental deaths happen. >> you justified all of this by going down a bizarre religious rabbit hole a

laurie levenson, a formerfederal persecutor, thank you forjoining us from los angeles.— the world's first personalised vaccine for skin cancer. a pioneering trial is under way in london. and how about going for a job interview when you know in advance what you'll be asked? thejohn lewis retail group publish their interview questions online. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. a trial of the world's first personalised vaccine for the deadliest form of skin cancer, melanoma, has begun in the uk. the jab uses a technology that's found in some covid vaccines. early studies show that when used with another cancer drug, the vaccine almost halved the risk of recurrence or death, after three years. our health and science correspondent james gallagher can explain. do you remember this? millions of us were given life saving covid vaccines developed using completely new mrna technology. but now, instead of preventing infections, that same technology is being used to treat cancer. here's steve young. he had an aggressive skin cancer called melan

okay, thank you so much. laurie jones for that update from occupied is through southern. so as rory was just reporting on to government protests have fallen under the new measures that prevent gatherings of more than a 1000 people have the son who's has more from tel aviv police have actually informed this anti government demonstration that they need to leave immediately. and that's because of new guidelines that were given by the really army and home front command, saying the gatherings from a more than a 1000 people can not take place as of 11 pm to night. but with all of that aside, this is a demonstration that protesters state is going to continue in the weeks and months to come because they want to call on the is really prime minister to not just resign but to be overthrown. they want new elections to be held immediately, saying that he is the main obstacle to non securing the deal to bring back the remaining is really captive. but he maintains, but he is actually not what is standing in the way. he says it's thomas with their quote on sounded demands of wanting the

roofing, laurie many sites, a thanks unit, i apologize for not wearing a suit and tie. you always look fine to me. all right, thank you very much. all right, bye bye. now, are we sleeping on the dangers of artificial intelligence, or will we adopt uncontrolled, the rapid rise of the machines that's done for discussion next in going underground, [000:00:00;00] the actual attempt to welcome back to going underground pool costs to go around the world from the u. a, what do you think is most likely to destroy humanity in each power? yes, but through nato expansion ism nuclear war pen damaged climate change or something else. for years futurist scientists will make as a novelist, have warned how a super intelligent say i could become the biggest threat to humanity. and now just a narrow elite controls accelerating a race. how long before that robots take over the youth? and does anyone even comprehend what they'll be capable of? you have to tell us why the advancement of a i is risky of and russian roulette is professor roman young palsky is associate professor of computer s

it was involved former c i a analyst, laurie johnson, also brief. the un security council on friday. he said the world body is obligated to expose the culprits behind the act of industrial terrorism. i believe it is not only the responsibility but the sacred duty of the security council to take the lead and bringing about a settlement of the north stream. matter by peaceful means, i will not review the mountain of evidence that implicates my own country united states and this act of war against the russian federation and the federal republic of germany. there was no compelling national security interest to justify the destruction of the north stream pipeline, which has inflict a significant economic pain on the people of germany. this attack accomplished nothing in terms of helping bringing into the conflict between russia and ukraine and ukraine's natal facilitators. you have signals intelligence, satellites, you have data stored, for example, that can provide intelligence raising from the movements of ship to the movement of money. when you combin

this is laurie thomas. news may turn in 45 minutes on d, w i. she's got any issues with a lot say what the business needs to be in use for government coming up on the program. how kind of west africa 5 back against the drug that's destroying its young people. there's only like a fact, of course the drug causing so much have or can, sir, in the own, that the president has declared that a public enemy will look at how best has become such a huge threat library as also fighting crush p. w gains access to a drug house in monrovia with some of cushions, victims go to get that high. a drought sweeping across southern africa has wiped out most of them. bob waste planted crops, the government says a desperate.

and laurie signed on and it is the belief and they shared this. this will be evidenced in the trial that the people are filled with spirits. some people, and those people laurie referred to them legal documents have as zombies those people need to be killed because it is god's will >> in >> 2019, lorries husband and arizona was killed several months later, no charges. she moves to idaho where chad lives with his wife her two children in september, they were last seen alive. they were gone. they were missing, but nobody really knew about it in october of 2019, chads wife she's found dead in her bet while the children are missing, they go to arizona. they go to hawaii, they get married, they're on a honeymoon. there are lays, there are poolside visits. suddenly investigation. she's arrested she's brought back to idaho on child endangerment. the children's still aren't found chad ultimately goes they are found buried on chad day bills property. her two children, tightly, ryan and jj values 16 and seven years old they were buried on his property now,

thanks to sharing your thoughts and experience that laurie brand, professor of political science at the university of southern california, joining us funding use our. thank you very much right now let's uh, get the latest on the situation in gaza and is really a cost of kids, at least 32 palestinians in the last 24 hours, including 8 children, 15 people died when is ready for his child at home in the affair at camp in central guys, a number of nearby houses were done, make the army also bomb 2 homes overnight in russia, at least 34388 palestinians have been killed since the war began. this get the latest from honey my mode, who's our correspondent on the ground in rafa. southern gaza, honey. tell us about the latest strikes and thereafter, the, here's the labor went across the guns, service shots, the level of infinity that israel is having right now, despite the global protests, so us, on every level where universities, they are showing no signs of, of, of letting down and slowing down the attack just within the past hour, other residential home and eastern part of the problem was targ

he's charged with conspiring with his wife, laurie value davao to kill her two children and his work us wife. as soon as camila bernal has more on that >> state of idaho versus chad guide de belt high-stakes trial with the death penalty on the table if convicted prosecutors say ced day bell killed two of his step children and his first wife motivated by power, sex, money, and apocalyptic religious beliefs >> not guilty murder, >> and conspiracy charges. >> not guilty. >> all of them are the same plea not guilty >> his wife, laurie value day belt, was convicted of the same murders in may of last year lt. answer guilty >> and on monday, it's chad tables turn to be tried. prosecutors say tyler, ryan, who was 16, and jj valla, who was seven, were last seen on different days in september of 2019? then in october, they alleged day bell killed his then wife, tammy, who was initially believed to have died in her sleep less than three weeks after her death, he married laurie value, >> the search continues for two missing children. >> the children's disappearance captured the nation's attentio

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after a bus collided with a truck, the laurie driver is, is in custody. it's suspected he fell asleep at the wheel. and finally the f. b i is investigating how fee, so $13000000.00 in cash over the easter weekend. they managed to break through the roof of a cash storage and handling facility and assigned to this without setting off. any alarms the buildings owners didn't realize the money was gone until they opened the vote on monday, the tech to say the break and has all the hallmarks of a professional heist. and that is in use for now, and i'll just hear that's it from for me for the by keyboard during obligate. that will have another use our for you after us like a direct stay with the that the one, the average person to know what the truth was assigned to dismissed as profits of do. we knew where the temperature was going to go by lead is seeking the profits of industry. they were publishing reports saying this is not an urgent problem. could we have changed the course of the climate to emergency? air is outages here as new series died. last futures,

i laurie on the was the, this is al jazeera life from dell house are coming up on the program. the white house joins calls from the you and the un demanding an explanation from mass graves found in gaza. a series of as rainy as strikes hit residential areas in ross lot in southern garza rescue is a searching for survivors. and there's been ongoing is.

laurie good to see you on this horrible topic this deepfake horn phenomenon. it's becoming more popular online, but it's also easier to make than ever before besides or even offering tutorials on how to create this pornography. your actively investigating some of these sites behind this technology. what can you tell us about them? >> yeah i'm i'm currently out here on an investigation into the anonymous person behind one of the largest deepfake pornography sites and what i'll say is it's not just about x and having an image come out on x, you look at aoc and she, it's horrific. she found this image of herself on x, but there are the sites that are operating in plain sight, were millions, not hundreds, not thousands, millions of people are going every month to these sites to learn how to do this type of thing. and then what's happening. it's trickling out into the real-world. we're seeing this in high schools. >> you now have >> apps just as easy as it is to order an uber or order grows threes. now they're upset, encourage young men to digitally undress their c

laurie magnus— households. and then covid. laurie magnus was germanic because.ying on tourism-— on tourism. exactly. and i think this crisis _ on tourism. exactly. and i think this crisis somehow _ on tourism. exactly. and i think this crisis somehow marked - on tourism. exactly. and i think this crisis somehow marked the j this crisis somehow marked the people — this crisis somehow marked the peopie in— this crisis somehow marked the people in the country and this sense of vulnerability and exposure to the next a _ of vulnerability and exposure to the next a shock. so i think this can explain — next a shock. so i think this can expiain why— next a shock. so i think this can explain why the mood is sober. let�*s explain why the mood is sober. let's talk if we could _ explain why the mood is sober. let's talk if we could about _ explain why the mood is sober. let�*s talk if we could about the politics which we have not touched on and of course the elephant in the room is the hard right party in spain which i think is to draw some of its votes from middle—class vo

just now co laurie is, what is the role in the cop health system? most of age sense to their integrity in this line of work. they serve them to organized crime, a rag livingston, to the legal chambers of mexico's drug massey. if you're coming up on the w astonishing breaks down skills, french don says, be boy, julia don francis docs the just by having tell you or maybe it's thanks to it is unique style speaks for itself. next on the olympics, you're on that. in 90 minutes on dw the d big ocean, the beauty companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. i have time to raise all over brazilian reprocess. 30000 hides a day. 90 percent of that is on the forward market. the auto industry, for example, the letter will actually cost awesome comes from initial capital times in the m, as in. yet the automobile industry doesn't care about the supply chain process. all that much. illegal leather stats may stood on d, w, the project cassandra re determined through our investigation that has below was operating like a global drug car. not something

. >> reporter: it's been almost exactly a year since laurie lost her son blake. it was april 18th of last year when he was shot and killed during an attempted shoplifting. >> it feels like yesterday but it feels like ten years ago. that moment where your heart stops and you go, this can't, like this can't. there's that moment that happens when you've got it. you've got the deal done. and you can breathe. >> reporter: she says she pushed for the plea deal because it can't be appealed, but more importantly because it finally brings closure to their family. she says over the past year her family has been fighting with the alameda county d.a.'s office to get appropriate charges filed against the suspects. >> they erased his future. why would i have to fight for justice for him? >> reporter: it's part of the reason why she's been an outspoken advocate trying to get district attorney pamela price recalled from office. >> i voted for her. i made a mistake. she doesn't do anything for victims except revictimize them. she doesn't give them details as to how to get justice

is to, from nasa to reserve a to, to be the, the biggest div trend we have seen are now adding to laurie's warnings that any is randy ground incursion into rough uh, with some 1000000 displays to gauze. and this have been sheltering could further complicate distribution efforts. these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said today that the army will enter rough uh, regardless of whether or not a cx 5 deal is reached. the crossing at rafa a vital lifeline for guidance that could soon be under threat. the famine is looming for more than a 1000000 people here. the un estimates billions of dollars in aid are necessary in the coming months. israel says a is flowing over the last few weeks. the amount of humanitarian aid going into gaza has significantly increased in the coming days. the amount of 8 going into gaza will continue to scale up even more food, water, medical supplies, shelter equipment, and other 8 more of it is going into gaza than ever before. so far, aid has entered cause of the land at the air off and using the egyptian port of lariche freight trucks, then head for the roug

on fuller alerts, as one would expect, given the current tens climates that were in the dosage of laurie out to 0 to her on what's happening to the situation on the ground. in gauze and now and 2 weeks off, these very forces withdrew from lc for hospital before the extent of what happened today. during the 14 days cj is being uncovered. another mass graves has been found in the compound. doctors say they saw patients being killed. i mean macklin reports now from rafa and southern gaza. the identify from the smallest details by those who knew them. these bodies will no longer be nameless sort of fee and that's kind of the largest. since it, i've been monitoring the prices of existing bodies from this mass grave, i came and found my mother's body, which identified by distinctive mark center of the as a company called the health officials discovered this mass grave in the courtyard of a ship, a hospital in gaza city. it's one of several found in the grounds of gauze as largest hospital in the last few days. the doctors would say to witness the killings knew exactly where to look. yeah, we'd

so or as for laurie is a harv up there as fears of a nuclear disaster continued to mount was key of seemingly refusing to stop attacking the largest nuclear power plants in europe. and some experts warn that the plan is apparently said further in nature, incidents and blame it on russia. photo for small scale has been sound in the alarm, all along even requesting an emergency i a, a needed to address the attacks on this. i thought it was a nuclear power plants, the heads of the facility warrants of a nuclear catastrophe, concerns that are shared by the director general of the international atomic energy agency to show you during the last 5 days, starting from april, the 5th, this upper o. c. a nuclear power plants has come on the unprecedented drill and the tag by the armed forces. so if you crane this post as a great risk of a potential nuclear catastrophe, the reported incident, although outside the site perimeter, is an ominous development. as it indicates, an apparent readiness to continue these attacks. despite the grave dangers, they oppose to nuclear safety and security and are repeate

solely tried me according to memorial, the as much as most respected human rights organization and how laurie it's open nobel peace prize. the number of police co presents and ross and our approach has 700 people and those are very conservative estimates. as memorial itself says, it says that the actual number of the political cases in the country is twice and 3 times as high. and according to every since the investigation media investigation that has the more politically motivated trials during light importance for so alone as the on the soviet leaders need keep the for soap and then you've been if combined. yeah, we don't have much time, but i do want to specify what i wanted to know is if by imprisoning those opposition figures, is he really taking their voice away or is he being unsuccessful? because people like you are speaking on their behalf. i don't believe that you can silence the truth, i believe just like my husband's. that's the same. the dictators are most afraid of is the truth and publicity. so speaking about, so talking about these people who end up behind bars, naming their n

i'd like to get some analysis by bringing in laurie daniels, managing director of the asia society policy institute, a us based thanks. have a very warm welcome to the show today. shortly before asked me blinking arrived in shanghai, the chinese state news agency quoted, an unnamed ministry representative as, as essentially saying the u. s. is interfering in china's internal affairs and, and smearing its image. what kind of welcome do you think and blink, and can expect as well. i think that both of us in china already incredibly tight political environments right now. you've just run a very moving piece about the war, a new crane, which is an issue that the us in china has the, the differences on. so i think the blinking um will have a standard diplomatic welcome, a cordial welcome, but certainly there are a lot of issues to address of the us china relationship that will require some very candid and uncomfortable conversations. and i think secretary blinking is as well toys to continue those conversations. let's talk a little bit more about that ukraine issue, which as you've said, will

plan to develop remote control. author, laurie w as chief political. i just submitted that to us and they gave me this update on what faults and so not talked about today. this is really a, this is through not the bridge department. it's a cool this inflection point. he called the ministry corporation between particularly germany and britain. the closest it has ever been and the purchase price is actually labeling. this is him returning to the world stage. he's just come from poland. now speaking with them and thompson was quite clear that both on some more competition not to just still label themselves as the biggest supporter of ukraine without putting the other one in 2nd place within the european context. so clearly at both, once again said that they would continue to back at the ukraine. and that is the us house of representatives on the senate passing. that's $61000000000.00 worth of support for ukraine. it didn't mean that the pre europeans don't have to stand up and continue the support at this crucial moment in time. so quite clearly a despite

look, even laurie's the vines ice cream phillips, you name it, we can get you to the front, left for drivers, challenger drivers. now, if 16 pilots. oh, the joys. meanwhile, the european union is giving refuge to probably a 1000000 men of military service age who are in your, of completely legally because it is a legal for amount of military service aged to leave ukraine. and it looks like it's going to be a lot more and ukraine with even the little kids, the hit, the you can or the, sorry, the younger ukrainian generation already beginning to play as a drag me off to the front. it's a version of hide and seek, where you eventually get found and sent out of the of the ship. so. so this is your training kids. it's very sad, really. they actually imitating what they see their superiors doing it in the states. we're just pulling the forward dude off to the front in an imaginary way. and of course while the you. so if you cry and play at the drag me off the phone to die, the knock off your presidency. lensky is also giving out a bit. he's not happy, you're not happy that the americans sa

now, some weaknesses pop, beginning to should, and this is laurie thomas, news, nato. in 75 minutes on d w, the my name is elizabeth and i'm the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. next, would it be nosy bay? like good, everyone to king. check out the award winning called com. so hold back. can you see what old card has to do with the production? here's a hands on the real media. watch now on youtube, which i couldn't some more to say. you just click away, find the best document on you to really see the world as he's never seen it before. the dr. know to dw the w news live from berlin of the. this is the w and use line from berlin, thousands protest against israel's have link of the war in gaza. 6 months on mass rallies in tel aviv and other cities called for an immediate hostage deal to come off and new elections. also coming up, mexico cuts ties with aqua doors, police a storm, its embassy, where a former ecuadorian leader was sheltering the .

story about how you could identify cheeses by walking into the store and say, oh, this one is done by laurie. so this one is done by this family. it's a fascinating to me with i taste by the handwriting. yeah, i mean, you know, i was told to make cheese in the same shape. i said, how can i make cheese in the same shape when the amount of milk is always different? i can also recognize my cheese when i see it at the market or anywhere else. i don't have much to use her now, but i used to have a lot in the mountains. my sister comes to help with the milk. my brother once said to a friend, you won't believe it, ladies send those every cheese by site. because the process takes time every 3 or 4 days, the cheese has to be washed and salted. like today, it's a colossal job. the city and pies or the backbone of local cuisine and apart from being delicious, they represent a deep philosophical meaning. we were invited to to join in the cooking process the while this all looks and smells wonderful. hi. hi. hello, nice to meet you. so, um, tell me, i know there's a certain price is more than just food.

let's listen to laurie lianemets. so, what does the minister of the interior say. affairs of estonia. given the current context, i, as the minister of internal affairs, have no other choice but to propose to the parliament to declare the moscow patriarchate a terrorist organization that supports terrorism in its activities. minister of internal affairs can apply to the court and offer to stop the activities of the church organization operating here. this will not affect the parishioners, it does not mean that the churches will be closed, but it means... mr. viktor, well, considering the fact that parye believes that the russian orthodox church, and cyril, and the hierarchy of the russian orthodox church are accomplices in the crimes against russia ukraine in the name of the russian world, can we expect that the ukrainian authorities, referring to this pare resolution , can already finish the work that the verkhovna rada has started. of ukraine regarding the definition the status of the branch of the russian orthodox c

thank you for that. laurie china and stuff for us and also find the source of palestine sped for full membership of the united nations has been referred to a security council committee. the 15 member committee on new members is meeting behind closed doors in the next few hours to discuss the application. after 12 years since we change our status to an observer state, that the security concept will elevate itself to implementing the global consensus on the 2 state solution by admitting the state of palestine for a month for membership. okay, let's head to the united nations and speak to gabriel. as on to gabriel to explain to us why this is such a significant moment as well. number one, this is only the 2nd time that palestine has been able to get this far in their bid for full un membership. the last time was 2011. when it essentially failed in the security council standing committee, due to a threat by the united states to be towed if it ever came to a vote. so the fact that it's now getting back to the security council and has now reached the standing committee that deals with new m

the minister of internal affairs of estonia lauri lianemet said this on the air of the tv channel, according to him, the subordination of the estonian orthodox church in moscow still poses a threat to the national security of ukraine, but at the same time, mr. liaa nemets added that this decision will not affect ordinary paraffin . well, in conclusion, just great information from russia in st. petersburg, which is also called in the northern capital of this terrorist country, a tram with artificial intelligence from the largest manufacturer of tanks, the ural car plant, crashed into a crowd of people at a pedestrian crossing, according to rosym of the ministry of internal affairs , three people were injured, two men and a woman, they were literally needed from under this tram. .. to get up, the latter is in serious condition, according to the driver , halm was refused a brake on the tram. the tram was, as they say, on a break-in, the city concluded a contract for the supply of 22 such cars in the style 50s and 60s, and the value of the contract was more than 3 billion rubles. well, so that y

while laurie johnson himself broke down the main parts of his security console, speech and the reaction to it and an interview with me earlier. perhaps you could 1st take us through the details of how you want us to appear in person to up the un security council session in new york. and indeed, how your statements were received by its members. i said yes, i was invited got the invitation initially to have randy credit come a new york radio personality and i guess he's been in touch with about that or put you on ski at the embassy at the you and russian delegation it to us. so i accepted it and here's what's so important. understand nobody from the russian side, instructed me what to say. they didn't send me a script. they didn't ask me in advance. what are you going to say? they just said, hey, we'd like you to talk because a, you referred me speak in a variety of different for so everything that i presented at that session, which brought me by me. and at no point i, i guess i gave it to the russian delegation today. 3 days in advance so that they would have it. does it give to the tran

estonia, where he already met with the president. and with rigi-kogu parliamentarians led by speaker laurie husar. according to the ukrainian prime minister, they discussed european integration and cooperation in the cyber sphere, because estonia also has experience in repelling russian cyber attacks. shmagal also thanked for participating in the czech initiative and the purchase of shells for ukraine and for supporting the sanctions packages against the aggressor. in this context, the issue of creating joint defense enterprises was raised, the government official concluded. congressional approval of us aid, a bilateral security agreement between washington and kyiv, as well as the progress of our state in anti-corruption and judicial reforms. us ambassador to ukraine bridget brink will talk about this in an exclusive interview with yuri fizer. watch today on the big air, which starts on espresso at 18:10. one person died, two others were injured. they gave because of an enemy attack in sumy oblast. in the morning, the occupiers fired missiles at the krasnopil community. a 45-year-old man b

on fuller alerts, as one would expect, given the current tens climates that were in the dosage of laurie out to 0 to her on. well, there's been a shop increase in diplomatic activity across the middle east as countries trying to defuse the crisis of defensive to alex topple. is supposed to be dodge defense minister during a visit to dough. ha. she spoke about her concerns on rising tensions between iran and israel, as well as the role of cattle has played in mediating the will in gaza. i very much appreciate the role of car is playing with the war in gaza and trying to mediate that to get all parties to talk and to find a solution. and we also need to strengthen our corporation. i feel a cuts are, is of course, important and receiving also coalitions here we have to be active in the region. for instance, in iraq. your reaction is minister of defense to the retailer. treat strikes from the ron on israel a few days ago to talk about your impressions a lot in this already very fragile situation and, and the region having this type of strike, the air attack really massive. i think it's a dan

and how much is worried that it's not really getting the kind of supported was expecting from our laurie ronnie and or other supporters in the region. and that's pretty much on its own. and i'm, you know, guys has been pretty much destroyed. so all 3 of the main players have tremendous pressures on them to, to make a permanency speier get the best deal they can get and then move on to a permanent political resolution if possible, that that's that stage to which is in the future. we leave it at around a clear rate. we very much appreciate your insights. thank you for joining us here now to sierra still to come on the program sparks fly in the southern china or as tornadoes to a major industrial the . the latest news, as it breaks, another gnostic gray of yours more power, city, and bodies, over 3 of the their identities are largely lost in on, out of president in war with in depth reports scale. this was something they've never seen before from the heart of the story, almost 500 medical workers have been killed in spite because trip putting more pressure on the health care system that ten

oh, yeah, unless laurie jones unexplained that these and almost 8 packages basically stay in america to prop up the military. industrial. com the let's understand what's happening with this funding package. the money that was appropriated for the voted on by the house of representatives. the vast majority of that is staying in the united states. it's not actually going to ukraine, it's being described as a, let's fund ukraine bill. but this is really very misleading because the money is going to us defense corporations, wallace described as pro ukraine funding. it's really is not going to make any difference whatsoever to ukraine on the battlefield. the united states is in the process of trying to come to grips with losing its supremacy. it's losing its place of, of dominance in the world. and it's, it's really, it's a self inflicted what i thought of it could destroy russia by imposing the sanctions and back in this proxy war with ukraine against russia. and then the process is basically reawakened of the powers of russia as a superpower. and resulted in the brand new relationship o

and laurie, look, there are these sort of ongoing protests that have been going on and also a debates on whether the ultra orthodox in israel should be serving the is really military. how big are these protests become? and to what extent is this threatening to bring down? nothing. yeah. has coalition government as they know a huge because uh the heretics, me to see that is not huge. it's not a massive part of his writing and saucy, about 13 percent. hold it box. this is still a significant phone line in is ready culture in his writing society. what state sponsored is an exemption that was drawn says to ultra orthodox males, exempting them from mid a tree service and this was done in the 1940s. at that time, the re, the community was miniscule. it applied, so it'd be about $400.00 males. but since then, that already have grown at to about 13 percent of the population. adams, they are growing still friends. they are still exempted from military service. they are also communities that live largely on state support. and as you can imagine, this is quite a sole points for many people in is

and when it's going to do it on laurie, we're hearing reports that a drone has been fired from yemen towards israel. what more do we know about that? yeah, these really manager executives suspicious perio object that came into it was a space from the red sea and a warship for coal. that's which has a version of the on dime ad defend system mounts, to donate called see to him. this is the sort of spit that the nasal version of the on dime. shaw says out of the sky. now we don't know exactly what it was. the is where these happened specified, but the reporting is that it was a driver and a been coming a came from the m and the is there any minute tree or say, or the, the reporting has pointed out that this is the 2nd time in just a week that see time has a spot on a no just coming from uh you haven't pulled that direction. and this is the 2nd time that is actually dead shots. somebody like this out of the sky or it's hundreds. thanks very much indeed. in iran, some people took to the streets to celebrate the attack on israel. others joined. don't keys at gas stations, worried about wha

vegas to see the private sector and i nvestment banking and doing great and this big thing between laurietreet and main street, get involved in the whole h omelessness and i guarantee this is private sector and i get back to washington to make a federal audit that will get to the bottom of this and it'll make a difference. will: it's definitely leadership and tolerated if not incentivized and i was there 30 years ago and it was bad but i know it's only gotten worse. steve garvey, great to talk to you. thanks. will: the real risk of fake meat products and brian kilmeade t alking to author glen green walled and senator marco rubio and mike rowe. rachel: where is the beef? plant-based products taking over menus and grocery isles, a new study is pushing back on the s o-called health craze. nothing healthy about it. saying you're betting off eating real meat and of course you are. researchers are finding people that have a diet high in fake meats and higher blood sugar and higher risk with heart disease and don't and cofounder of true author and good emergency and kelli means joining us and gr