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ambassador lodge, it's fine to have you back with us on this program. thank you very much. i enjoy it. i want to ask you about some of the things that are after most deliberations now. one rather recent has been the resolution to send the secretary general, dag hammarskjold, to the middle. and you, i believe were the author of that resolution and then presented it. you must be very gratified the success which the secretary general has had out there. yes, i think he is done some big things. he's a very able in his own right. and he went out there, backed by a unanimous resolution. the resolution worded in such a way that when the voting took place the representative of the soviet union saw fit not to veto. well, that wording was selected by you and i congratulate. you? well, i was one of the people who worked on it, and so the secretary general went out there with tremendous prestige and none the officials out there were anxious to incur his displeasure. he's now gotten into an agreement for a cease fire. do you think that cease will be likely to preserve the peace over ther

the lodge, when he was a member of the house, the lodge bill of 1890 something, i think 1890 zero. i forget he was a powerful advocate of black voting rights. he also connived in, covered up and excused an appalling massacre in. the city of new orleans of italian italian people were accused of a political crime, were acquitted by a jury lodge. they were then the mob was formed. it said the jury was acquitted them because of mafia influence. a crowd broke into the cell and lynched a dozen of these people. and lodge defended the lynching as salutary. and of course, was very anti-semitic and of course was a tremendous reactionary in all kinds other issues. so the world, the past looks different. and the lesson i would take from this is to understand that to the future. the world of the present will look different and a lot of things that cohere naturally in. the politics of today, a lot of things that seem to make sense will look arbitrary and continue it from the point of view of 50, 80 years from now and a lot of things that we think of as forward looking and noble and and humane ar

we didn't lodge a complaint in a very, in any to a section. and we off for the local authorities to arrest prostitute and sentence. all right, that the, the how, how do i healed front idea of personnel when they go abroad? is that tracking actually legal? it is most certainly legal because you're not using any legal ways in which to, for the investigation is going to use legal, legal evidence and legal tips, for example, um and many that many a time the audio criminals volunteered as information and because it is so easy and volunteering the primes and where they are, it's quite easy for us to pick up the tab and logic prosecution wiped these larger, larger complaint. all right, the in the woods countries, is it now possible defy lawsuit against the news release soldier as well? i can't give a pro onto that because generally most a lot of companies do have universal jurisdiction. some principles you could do it in the majority of congress, but on or countries. because some do have an exception to the university restriction regarding war crimes

and on saturday, 286 people arrested, 421 detainers lodged. and on friday, nearly 600 people were arrested and 449 detainers lodged. a lot of communities in california have rapid response networks, a hotlines for people to report ice activity and request help in their communities. this is the information for the one in santa clara county. now. san jose unified also has sent out a statement to the school community saying that ice agents would not be allowed in their schools. laura. all right. a lot to follow there. thank you very much. kris. it is 537 right now. over the weekend, family members of alexis gabe marked three years since the 23 year old disappeared in oakland. police believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. family and community members marked the day by gathering for a day of kindness in oakland, calling on everyone to do small acts of compassion in alexis's honor. police believe alexis was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, michelle curtis jones. he was shot and killed when officers tried to arrest him near seattle in june of 2022.

on saturday, 286 people were arrested and 421 detainers lodged. on friday, nearly 600 people were arrested and 449 detainers lodged. now, a lot of california communities have rapid response networks put together. these are live hotlines for people to report ice activity in their communities and to ask what their recourse is. this is the information for the rapid response network in santa clara county. anybody can call it san jose unified also sent out a statement recently saying that ice agents would not be allowed in their schools, but still a lot of insecurity and a lot of fear in our immigrant communities. laura, very much so. thank you, chris. 639 right now, this morning, there's growing concerns about potential mudslides following the devastating fires in southern california. wet weather is expected to stick around through tomorrow. l.a. county public works is urging neighbors living in the areas impacted by the recent wildfires to prepare for potential mudslides and debris fallout. people have been picking up sandbags to help protect their p

as of the embassy of god, judge, founded by nigerian sunday at a lodge in the early 1990. is she been near the flat? flush on the onto the story resonates with those of thousands of all the embassy of god members. then you judge forced as a course that jobs so flood donate or her savings for the good of the church is community for each of those. so good news because it should, the ocean city is going to review the digital, which is the big support. this is the protocol is funding the most um issue to a lot of the subject the season this in the is about 3 months up. so she'll be delighted plan us america for the last on the laundry. the eligibility was leaving chicago, where the cost of loss was to lucian, lady of think that the social media attorney for sure you go. so when you put it, it goes in front of me is i think of the i just had some really good with that issue of just that simple with a she and a so so, so the signal, if i, if i send the introduction, the beauty of too much income then prime minister ukraine was the one of the calls influential friends. the floori

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so we had a ceremony with the washington, alexandria masonic lodge and then they went across the street to gatsby's for a reception. lafayette also returned alexandria during his tour and later, december of 1824. this was a kind of a unprompted visit, not as like glamorous as the october 16th visit, he visited the home and lee, the widow of light horse, harry lee, they lived five blocks north on a road, couple streets in lafayette, stopped to have dinner with and and her son, robert at that place as well as we were walking up king street. you may have noticed two things you may have noticed alexandria flood quite often, and that is because the shoreline is not the original shoreline. this map here shows the original of the city of alexandria and how it was built out east until 1845. so we've kind of added on to the shoreline here and that's why the city has a tendency to flood especially in the lower area. this was also a quite stiff like ravine almost and then things were built of and ships opening quite a lot of shops king street has always been home to shops and the founding of the c

these dams create ponds and much of the lodge lives beneath the surface. fevers prefer and under water entryway. with their ambitious construction projects, these busy creatures dramatically transport them their habitat. at the same time, they help address the bio diversity and climate crises. so and compete con, i know it goes to an area like this can hold a lot of water, which allows for some exchange with the ground water and give you some assessment that helps replenish ground water to a certain expense. either i was confused, sales and steering drive periods, so in this area can feed water back into the stream below for a longer time than it could without a beaver dam bye to mc osman, his kind people tom head. researchers have also discovered the deeper dams benefit fish populations. in the past, it was thought that the dams might negatively affect fish migration and movement. to study this ecologist, tact, fish and release them nearby for dance. the antenna is track their migration and the results show that even at low water levels and with relatively high downs, the fish can sti

we've been lodging sometimes since december of 2023. so that's longer than a year and offers complaints what came to 2 words that they all, for example, other minutes just people was high up and the come on and control structure of the so called ideas and other organizations and companies. how to. but it seems like the next step was alongside these be good legal targets to target people who have very probably and publicly advertised doable crimes. and that's why we have already launched a $1000.00 ideas complaint, $1000.00 man idea compared at the i c level. alongside with that we have 27 individual cases pending and barriers to the success in the netherlands in belgium and france in the u. k. a in argentina and brazil that separate 2nd and we are boarding the scope. we have various investigative teams within our organization. all warranties, by the way, and we have various various legal teams. so what the investigative teams do, what the investigative units do is we look online, we look at the tapes that we received. we looked at the e

we hearing that david lodge has died at the age of 89.nal university of rummage. two of those books were shortlisted for the booker prize, which is the prize in the book world. nice world was also turned into a tv miniseries. the news there that the british author david lodge has died at the age of 89. nhs england says there were over 5,000 patients in hospital with the flu at the end of last week. that's almost three and a half times higher than the same week in 2023. catherine, what are these figures tell us? if catherine, what are these figures tell us?— catherine, what are these figures tell us? if you go back to the end — figures tell us? if you go back to the end of _ figures tell us? if you go back to the end of november - figures tell us? if you go back to the end of november at. figures tell us? if you go back. to the end of november at that point there were almost 1200 people, patients in hospital a day with the flu. by the end of last week that had gone up to over 5000. last week that had gone up to over5000. so last week that

yeah, and uh, i mean he is enjoying the power of his, um these words, you know, his lodge of victory. and that may have impressed people. um, he has um, you know, the support of the majority of the american voters and it monitors when you, when you are in conversations with governments, we cannot enjoy this kind of legitimacy. you know, of, for example, in europe. so, but it won't last, you know, because the power is such a challenging experience. so um would see what happens then. um in the domestic front. um, but the rest of the world including an alpha gum. um, i mean, what i hear is if it's america 1st, we can promote the offer 1st for an exam, because we obviously picture the injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this to show people what it's like to live in places where in just this isn't something you read in the news is something that happens to every single day, whether it's a war, natural disaster, whether it's political corruption, making sure that they understand in a simple language is absolutely crucial.

drop offs at the golf club and at the martinez lodge. number 41 will be open until january 31st. staff at the golf course say they are already seeing a huge turnout. >> we've so far collected at least 200 pounds worth of donations so far in the very first day, so we're hoping to hopefully double or quadruple that. >> the masonic lodge says they'll be running all of the donations they receive down to southern california on february 1st. now, if you want to help, you can join fox's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your donation enables the red cross to respond to and help people recover from this disaster. you can visit ktvu.com/wildfire help, or you can just scan the qr code right here on your screen. >> the winds are picking up in southern california right now, and we are linked up with the same weather pattern as well. we had some strong winds today across parts of the bay area. it wasn't a widespread, really strong wind event, but still some pretty impressive gusts, especially up in the higher terrain. take a look at some of the winds over the past day.

on behalf of the american hotel and lodging association i am honored to be here today.ent 30 thousand members around the country in an industry that represents more than 2 million hotel workers. i am here to tell you that the american dream is alive and well in the hotel industry today. [applause] it is still one of the few places where you can have and grow your career, starting a job as a housekeeper or a dishwasher or a bellhop to running a hotel, owning a hotel or a few or to becoming a ceo of a global brand or president of the united states. mr. president, in 2017 the tax bill that you championed cut taxes for so many working families, american workers. it helps small businesses, hotel owners in our country to make up the majority of the industry, reinvest in the economy, spurring jobs and growing and strengthening the economy. the no tax on tips builds on that momentum. we are proud to support you in this effort. we stand with you to urge congress to pass this proposal so that more than the 800,000 hotel workers who benefit from these tips, many who are here in th

will you be lodging sometimes since december of 2023 so that you don't have any and offers complaints what came to 2 words that they all for example, other minutes just people was high up and to come on and control structure of the so called ideas and other organizations and companies. however, it seemed logical to the next step was alongside these big a legal targets to also talk to people who had very probably and publicly advertise available crimes. and that's why we have already launched a one polls and the idea complaint, 1000 man are you have compared at the i c level along side with that we have 27 individual cases pending and barriers to the success in the netherlands in belgium and france and u. k, a in argentina and brazil that separate 2nd and we are boarding the school. you have various investigative teams within our organization. all warranties, by the way, and we have various various legal teams. so what the investigative teams do, what the investigative units do is we look online, we look at tapes that we received. we look at the evidence, which is always online, either

they could be lodged with biden, who can do things with them. they could be lodged with a court.but you're absolutely right. if the 11th circuit makes clear, i think on monday you've got you've got a green light here. d.o.j. trump can appeal to the supreme court. very weak claim, but can he eat up enough days while they consider it so that it's effectively done? because come january 20th, everything changes? that could well be his game here. >> so trump now has a new place in history as the first former president to be sentenced in a criminal case, and the first convicted felon who will be sworn in as president. do you agree, harry, with the decision to let him off with no penalty whatsoever? >> well, look, the i think that mayor chen was pretty prudent and wise here. he just separated out the personal, personal consequences to trump, to the fact of conviction. that fact, i think, is crucial to have in history. and, you know, to have that scarlet letter, the other that he got nothing, not even a slap on the wrist, i think was mere chance accurate assessment that if i give him any

food, lodging, and entertainment are not transportation is another extremely easy concept. you don't even have to be a lawyer to understand those are different words. so, here you have these very senior judges and the justices who are in theory, you know, the best and the brightest of the legal profession up on the supreme court. they have gotten themselves tangled around these spectacularly easy propositions. which suggests there is something more going on. the propositions themselves are certainly not difficult enough to justify all this tangling. >> senator i suspect you have been watching some football this season because i read your letter to the democratic national committee and this notion of an offensive coordinator which i'm sure occurred to you at halftime or the middle of a game some sometime. just strikes me as absolutely brilliant application of football strategy to politics. i want to read this for the audience. you sent a letter to democratic national committee delegates. saying democrats are constantly on the receiving end of a right wing war machine. the ca

welsh premier champions the new saints have lodged a complaint with world governing body fifa in a rowee. the club says they haven't received a penny from saudi pro league club al—orobah for striker brad young, seen here playing for another former club aston villa. the top scorer in the welsh top flight last season left saints for saudi arabia in september for a fee of £190,000. saints chairman mike harris says they still haven't seen any money and has branded the saudi club "an absolute disgrace". to tennis — and a big week ahead, with the australian open starting this weekend, the first grand slam of the year. the io—time winner, novak djokovic, says he still experiences "trauma" when he visits melbourne, three years after he was deported because of australia's covid—i9 regulations. djokovic wasn't vaccinated and had his visa cancelled by the australian government. he was forced to stay at an immigration hotel for five days — while he unsuccessfully appealed and was forced to leave the country, missing the 2022 australian open. speaking to the herald sun, djokovic said he still worri

which was back on the line to see the decrease in traffic working with state and locals you saw the lodged be key as well those are locked up in custody of them and remove them from the country. >> president trump is a boss dealing on the executive level look at the columbia, first he said is awkward about any of the flights, the deportation flights of illegal colombian nationals to land he refused to flights on sunday and that trigger president trump and he comes back with the track 25% tariff on all goods coming into the u.s. from columbia one week later if the country refuses more flights than he proposes a travel ban and revoke the visas columbia has agreed to all of trump's terms including taking back the illegal migrants deported out of the country in the president said don't worry also my presidential jet to pick up the migrants, the foreign minister in abbasid are expected to be in washington today for a high level meeting, they got the message request. >> there is still cocaine pouring in from columbia will buy our common enter coffee from nicaragua, not just cocaine but we will

they would then be a few hours given to all israelis to lodge appeals regarding the identities of thenian prisoners to be released from israeli jails. it is not expected that those appeals would halt or torpedo the agreement. the hope is that the ceasefire would come into play possibly as early as sunday. this is the live scene in hostages square in tel aviv where families and loved ones of those still being held captive maintain their pressure on the israeli government to get the deal over the line. some hostage families i have spoken to are not happy with the shape of the deal, they want all hostages released at once, but at the moment the ceasefire deal is designed for the first phase of the deal to see 33 hostages released and successive phases to see remaining hostages, both alive and dead, to be released. we will continue to bring you all the updates from here in tel aviv and right across this region. you can visit the bbc news website for the live page with minute by minute updates. for now, back to the studio in london. studio: iwill for now, back to the studio in london. stud

all of this the waste use in general to the lodge language models. and the thing about these current models is the trying to do it all, which can be a problem according to power spots. possibly this thing with these generative and models that are being made right now is that these companies are trying to make models that can do everything right, generalizable models that, you know, you can ask that one question. you can ask it another, you can ask it to do any number of things and it can try to do them all based on the same model. it's possible to make models that are more tailored to specific use cases that use less energy and that require less water unless computation. and so that is potentially a better way forward, but that doesn't work so much for the companies and that's not what they're pursuing right now. i for one would like to see jen over today. i use more consciously. do i really need to speak to my refrigerator or all these images from co pilot really necessary and tech companies especially should be taking more responsibility more when

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it says, food, lodging, or entertainment.never said transportation, and it's never been read to mean transportation. and a lot of the gifts to alito and to thomas have been -- before, scalia -- have been in the form of transportation. so there really is no way to maneuver around that, other than this supposed confusion in guidance, which nobody else seems to be confused by. so that was peculiar. and then the other thing that never turns up at all is the question of the forgiveness of the $267,000 loan to justice thomas for his motor coach. and what's interesting about that is that if he failed to disclose that as a gift to him when he didn't have to pay the loan back, then at the same time, that's also a tax event. that is income the day that the forgiveness legally takes place. if he didn't declare it, then he's engaged in tax evasion. so this is a pretty serious matter. a quarter of a million dollar tax evasion is a big deal. by a supreme court justice, it's an even bigger deal. so you would think the judicial conference wo