was it matthew muller?t zach perron with the palo alto police believe the same person is responsible for both crimes. >> we were able to identify one suspect in the case, he is our prime suspect, matthew muller. >> muller has never been charged in either case. we wanted to hear from muller himself. his attorney did not want him to do an interview, however muller agreed to see a visitor. "dateline" associate producer kayla ward spent 30 minutes speaking to muller in jail, through glass, on the phone. no camera, no recording, no note taking allowed. >> what is your initial impression of him? >> extremely talkative. it was like he was in his element. >> >> what is his answer to whether or not he was guilty about the crimes he was accused of? >> he would not say, he would not deny anything, but would not say he was guilty of anything. >> she asked him about samantha. >> i said we recently interviewed a woman. and her case matches denise huskins's and aaron quinn's case. he opened his eyes, really wide, like he

müller has played 680 times for them and scored 20-37 goals.firmed and said that it is not a penalty, it has gone to the top of the news and it has received a lot of attention in the world. thank you for your companion. or let me, until you return to the sunnah, do not return to the house of the afrin, god is great , and praise be to god, and we are the men of muhammad tayyab, or abu khalid , the walker, or abu khaled, the walker. hey hey kitaeb qassamiya hey hey kitaeb qassamiya december 1 to 7 digika auction with unrepeatable auction discounts for millions of goods. in the biggest digikala auction of the year. netanyahu joins hands for the ceasefire americans became hamas spokesman. the war in gaza has been extended for two more days to release new prisoners. palestinians continue to welcome the era freed from the bondage of the zionist regime. in most parts of the world , the march of supporters of the palestinian people continues.

müller has played 680 times for bayer and scored 237 goals. ali divar, sed and radio reporter.fifth week of the european football champions league tonight with 8 matches it begins. barcelona's battle with ray in group h is not just a battle for promotion. their fate may change with the result of the upcoming game. xavi's students lost to shakhdar in the champions league last week and dropped to fourth place in the league due to the loss of points in recent weeks. there will be a crisis and it will not be clear how long they will struggle. this is a vital game of standing in a group. the situation is good and of course the board of directors of the club trust me, pertomi he has the opportunity to make up for the missed opportunities and the loss of the first game and to take revenge on his famous opponent at barcelona's home. they do in group f, but the story is different from other groups and points and all four teams have a chance to advance. dortmund are looking to do a great job in sensiro and defeat milan, who won pias g. nasterare last week. paris goes too far and makes it

now, he is working with players like muller. —— the best league — players like muller. —— the best league — will help to bring him in a position where he can score, and i think you will he _ where he can score, and i think you will be unstoppable this season if he is _ will be unstoppable this season if he is not — will be unstoppable this season if he is not injured. gn will be unstoppable this season if he is not injured.— he is not in'ured. on the pitch, har he is not injured. on the pitch, harry kane _ he is not injured. on the pitch, harry kane has _ he is not injured. on the pitch, harry kane has settled - he is not injured. on the pitch, harry kane has settled in - he is not injured. on the pitch, | harry kane has settled in pretty nicely and operates, will do what the locals do, that lederhosen and the locals do, that lederhosen and the stereotypical pretzel photo opportunity. but tv has taken to germany, how is germany taking to him? we have a season ticket holder webbers. good to see you, tim. how fit you think harry kane and bayern munich are?— fit you think harry kane and baye

as muller colored in bait, it, thank you for your time today. my like just for clar, etsy, does this is really bad effect palestinian regions to or will people in gaza the westbank still be able to watch you why the know that that is really communication. the has the goal, that structure is right. the, you know, china and social media sites. we don't want to talk to you yet. maybe this isn't, this is a big deal speech. but in the world, what is happening. so the safety of 2 pieces uh as the last name is investigating this thing the recalls and so far as the safety or the safety of the hour. so i wish to have you being told that you can do anything to appeal the fund or does it simply fall under war time, security policies in israel, the, the, the, the government has allows the states of war and that is the and this will be a big burden before any and no case or any actually cuz the goals. so it's not yet. they have to sit in the law. i'm the office based thing mortgage. so it's the end of that. i think that the you'd see more of that separately

frans muller, joins the program. stick with us. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kriti: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am kriti gupta london. breaking earnings headlines coming from ahold delhaize, the giant in e-commerce and supermarket retailer. you are seeing not sales coming in at about 21 point, 9 billion we will call it 22. they are meeting their numbers, there is a headline that they are selling, in the usa, they're planning to sell fresh direct to -- and announcing a one billion euro share buyback -- getit and announcing a one billion euros share buyback. the estimate was about 4%, coming in at about 3.8%. who better to dive into of these numbers then the ceo of the company itself? ahold delhaize ceo frans muller joins the program. a pleasure to have you on the program this morning. let's start with these numbers. a massive buyback program, one billion euros. what do you do with kind of the excess profits that you have? is that why this buyback is coming to play? frans: yes, shareholders are used to this kind of share buybac

thomas muller scored the sixth goal.hosts were able to distinguish themselves already in the fifteenth season of the bundesliga. his predecessors mehmed scholl, klaus augenthaler and the legendary gert müller scored in fourteen championships. despite the super-large victory 8:0, munich remained in second place, two points ahead of bayer. the levverkuens team, led by spaniard xabi alonso, made the best start in history. in the ninth round, aspirinovo and dom beat freiburg 2:1. goals, assists to florian wirtz. the only draw was recorded in frankfurt am main, where the local i... hosted borussia dortmund, however, it is impossible to say that the teams parted peacefully, the opponents sent three goals into each other's goal. in the dutch championship, psv holds first place. in the tenth round , the inhovens defeated ajax at home 5:2. mexican forward irwin scored a hattrick klasana. the most titled club in the country extended its record-breaking winless streak, having suffered seven defeats and drawn three times in the last

forest ecology expert, dr juergen muller collects these samples from around the world and then burns generate the data to train the ai on what an actual fire in a specific location may smell like. ok, now we close the chamber. this test, we have 400 degree. and so the smoke�*s being drawn into this chamber. you can actually see it moving across into the air. yeah. so it doesn't need very much smoke. i thought they might be like this. enough. this is our fantastic idea. yeah, we need a small smoke here. and the sensors in here will be be able to detect when that smoke comes through, but also be able to tell you what sort of smoke that is. all right. these tests allow the team to build a vast bank of data and help spot real fires and avoid false alarms from things like cigarettes or exhaust emissions. but in lab conditions is one thing, but what about out in the wild? it was time to start our own forest fire. on the strict supervision of course. we can see is it a realfire or is it something else. the main cause of uncontrolled wildfires is us humans. it's often barbecues, cigarettes o

now, bayern munich opened the scoring through thomas muller, but patrick sontheimer are levelled fore first minutes of injury time. it wasn't until the sixth minute of added time that marcel gaus took the winner, with no time to find an equaliser. so saarbrucken down to the third run while bayern munich join rb leipzig to be knocked out the competition early. earlier, borussia dortmund made it through to the third run after a 1—0 win against hoffenheim. dortmunds�*s early dominance was rewarded when marco reus scored two minutes before half time. hoffenheim won the match with ten men after ozan kabak was sent off for a bookable offence. hundreds of people gathered in colombia today to form a mass protest demanding the release of liverpool player luis diaz's father who was kidnapped at the weekend. luis manuel diaz and his wife were taken by armed men on motorcycles at petrol station in barrancas on saturday, the town where luis diaz grew up. a major police and military operation is continuing to try and find his father. world number one novak djokovic scored no signs of rust in paris

müller put bayern ahead, but saar brücken equalized with a goal into the locker room.inety-sixth minute the club scored the winning goal. munich finished the fight already at the stage of the second round of the german cup. iga Šwiątok won the second victory at the final champion. wta, but still has not secured a place in the semi-finals of the prestigious tournament. last night polka beat korigaov in exactly one and a half hours. in the first set, szwiątak left her opponent with baranka 6:00, and in the second she even found herself in the role of catching up with the score 5:4, the american served the set, but then giga took three games in a row 7:5. despite the defeat, galafa remained in second place in the chitumalal group. the third one is a saber from tunisia. interestingly, before the final round of the group stage, even the tennis player from the czech republic retains her chances of reaching the playoffs. tonight, let us remind you, arina sabalenka will play against elena rybbakina from kazakhstan. this is how the sports day turned out, my name is stanislav li

the manchester city forward took home the gerd müller prize as the best scorer of the past season.inavian has 56 goals, one less for mbappe. another world champion, emiliana. goalkeeper of astan villa, was awarded the prize named after lev yashin. real madrid newcomer jute bellingham was the best young player of the past season. on the women's side, barcelona's aitana banmati wins the golden ball for the first time in her career, while blougrana is named the best women's team. in men the best team is manchester city, winner of the champions league. our greco-roman wrestling team was greeted at the minsk airport with flowers, posters and gifts. late the night before, the belarusian delegation returned from albania, where a planetary forum for athletes under 23 years of age was taking place. the guys did not return home empty- handed, with gold and silver medals. pavel glinchuk became the world champion in the up to 97 kg category. gleb makarenko, weighing up to 63 , climbed to the second step of the pedestal of honor. i was counting on first place i was striving for this result, the

andrey, gert müller, absolutely right, gert müller, 365 goals in the german championship, so far thisspanish or english, as greco-roman wrestling was previously called? ilya, french, french, absolutely. that’s right, this is the correct answer, the revived type of grekorin wrestling was formed in france. the motto of this sports organization is strength in movement. ilya, olympic movement. no, this is the wrong answer. are we talking about a sports organization whose motto is strength in movement? this is, perhaps, the first difficult moment in today's game for our participants, and the correct answer is the dynamo society, the dynamo sports society, created in 1923, as the main arena of belarusian 3:3 basketball is called. ilya, polova arena, palova arena, everything is correct here, the final of the european football championship will take place in this city 20:24, andrey, berlin, berlin, absolutely correct, the final will take place at the olympic stadium, time our period has come to an end, let’s sum it up, as we see, the guys cheerfully rushed into battle, everyone except ivan, v

ptskh 2000, agreed upon by ukraine and germany last summer, was never signed, german journalist bjorn müller serbian court refuses to extradite to ukraine by former sbu general andrei naumov. one of the arguments was zelsky’s public appeal that naumov was a traitor and a russian agent. well, they turned him down, zelski. slovak carriers are threatening to join the polish blockade of ukrainian trucks. well, the white house. john kirby officially said that the united states has already used 96% of ... more than 60 billion provided for assistance to ukraine, 5 billion remains, a little less, and if we take into account that kiev spends $ 150 million a day on the war, 5 billion is a little less divide by 150 million dollars, it turns out that the money will run out on december 18 after lunch, that is, there are 30. 3 days and a half left for the war. against this background , a forum between europe and the united states on defense and the future was held in washington. the main issue was ukraine. bye. douglas jones, deputy assistant secretary of state of the united states, expressed skepticism a

chalavek would have been trained, given, at the same time with his wife alexander müller in the vilensk my son manyushka, is becoming a talented artist, and all this talent and painting is the first. father's campasitara would be happy master, i have found 16 albums with sketches, on which landscapes and portraits of relatives are illustrated. all here we love stanislav manyushka, as a student of the minsk men’s gymnasium, and these little ones we have only for the happy children and we have grabbed the father of cheslav. the more i hanker after stanislav manyushka, the more i crave it. there is no point in the name of the campasitar. it is known not only in our area, but also throughout the world. the infection of manyushka’s creations is spread in 25 countries around the world. we fell so hard. i velmi tsikava, what on the contrary, japan and tokyo have an institution of slavic culture named after stanislav manyushka. music is learned from latvian americans. i love slavic music. it is often possible to discover sacred works for the kascel, because the people were deeply religious, and

chalavek would have been trained, given, at the same time with his wife alexander müller in the vilenskd a dozen tricks. sam'ya velmi vyalikaya. ale vos aposhni son manyushka becomes a talented artist and all this talent and malyavannaya pit is passed on to the hell of dzed adcheslav. my father ’s campaigner was a great master, and i managed to find 16 albums with sketches, in which landscapes and portraits of relatives were illustrated. all here we love stanislav manyushka, as a student of the minsk men’s gymnasium, and these little ones we have only for the happy children and we have grabbed the father of cheslav. the more i admire stanislav maneshka, the more i sip on him, there is no doubt that the name of the camper is known not only in our region, ale and va all the world. the infection of manyushka’s creations has spread in 25 corners of the world, we have fallen so much, and the great tsikava, unlike japan in tokyo, there are institutions of slavic culture, the name of stanislav manyushka, the music of iago guchy ts among the latvian americans, they enjoy slavic music, velmi. it

their forest ecology expert drjurgen muller collects these samples from around the world and then burnsenerate the data to train the al on what an actual fire in a specific location may smell like. ok, now we close the chamber. this test, we have 400 degree. 0h, right. and so the smoke's being drawn into this chamber. mm. you can actually see it moving across into there, yeah. so it doesn't need very much smoke, then? i thought there might be... that is enough. this is our fantastic idea. yeah. we need small smoke. here we have the sensors. and the sensors in here will be able to detect when that smoke comes through, but also be able to tell you what sort of smoke that is? right. these tests allow the team to build a vast bank of data and help spot real fires, and avoid false alarms from things like cigarettes or exhaust emissions. but in lab conditions is one thing, but what about out in the wild? it was time to start our own forest fire. under strict supervision, of course. we can see is it a real fire or is it something else? the main cause of uncontrolled wildfires is us humans. it'

chalavek would be taken care of, accepted, immediately swai zhonkai alyaksandrai müller at vilenski peregyyd son manyushka , talenavit mastak i gata talent and malevannya pyraysho paradasya , hell hell. my father’s campaigner was a great master, and i managed to find 16 albums with sketches, in which landscapes and portraits of relatives were illustrated. all here we love stanislav manyushka, as a student of the minsk men’s gymnasium, and these little ones we have only for the happy children and for our father’s yago cheslava. the more i miss stanislav manyushka’s great father, the more i swear to him. it is not surprising that the name of the camper is known not only in our region, but also throughout the whole world. the infection of manyushka’s creations has spread in 25 corners of the world, we have fallen so much, and the great tsikava, unlike japan in tokyo, there are institutions of slavic culture, the name of stanislav manyushka, the music of iago guchy this is true for the latvian americans, they enjoy slavic music, and you can often get sick iago sacred works for kastsel, because t

sss there and the gestapo, different people worked, for example, there is the head of the gestapo, müllerby the way, was also considered missing at that time. disappeared, and now it seems that german historians have proven that he also died in may 1945 in berlin, and there is a simple employee who simply translates papers, or something like that again after all, she is a waitress in some of their departmental canteens, they all work there in this structure, but the approach should be differentiated towards these people, accordingly , we hope that the tribunal on those crimes that russia... in ukraine will also be held as soon as possible after the end of the war and all the guilty will be brought to justice, because well, we all definitely need justice for what we are going through, thank you very much for this paragraph, vlalen maraev, co-author, host of the youtube channel history without myths and oleksandr ryschuk, candidate of historical sciences, leading researcher of the department of modern history of ukraine at the institute, thank you for being with us, be sure to subscribe to

for all documents relating to any political donations and participation by special counsel robert muller's staff. and let's talk about the two tiers of justice that we are all seeing in the biden administration. they clearly have the goal of censoring conservative speech online. in the latest example of this d.o.j. on behalf of the f.t.c. filed a privacy and securities practices suit against twitter. so i think we need to get to the bottom of president biden's efforts to silence elon musk. that's why i filed the subpoena to compel d.o.j. and the f.t.c. to provide all documents in relation to elon musk. there are real issues we should be talking about. social media and the way it's destroying kids' lives, "wall street journal" has an article in on this today. our southern border is wide open. it is a vulnerability. the president's administration has lost track of 85,000 children. the world is on fire. but what you have chosen to do is to launch an assault on the legitimacy of the supreme court. if you want to take up our time and go there, mr. chairman, we can all go there. i think this is

you that all the palestinians that i've been speaking with the past few days, whether here in the muller or in the, to cut them refugee camp where we were just a couple of days ago, a few hours after a rate of transpired. everybody i've been speaking with has said that this is taking a huge psychological tool that this has been devastating. they say that the rates have intensified and they believe that this is a form of collective punishment targeting palestinian civilians. they tell me that they believe that the palestinian civilians are being targeted for revenge by is rarely soldiers, revenge for the attacks of how much carried out on october 7th and they worry about what's going to be happening next. we should mention that even before october, 7th, this with already the dudley is here on record for palestinians throughout the occupied westbank who had been killed as a result of killed by either uh settlers or the as rarely army since october 7th, you've had a $171.00 palestinians killed throughout the west bank. it's not just the rage though. nick is also the closures. it's also the

michael muller, former security analyst of the us defend sixty's office. it told me earlier that the results are assigned to people's distrust and how the west, the media represents the russian army. it's all propaganda. the reality is on the battlefield. and that's what we're seeing. and the fact that zalinski is going around begging, again, for handouts. in terms of money and, and arms when, when we see the corruption within its own government and it's getting worse because he sees the end. i think that mainstream media has pay that a major dis service in terms of information flow to the west. and as a consequence, people don't believe the media, and in fact they're the ratings of, of, and most of the mass media in, in the west is very low right now. and so people, people are taking everything that they report with the proverbial grain of salt. and because they don't believe everything that particularly in new york times or cnn, all of these major outlets have to say, because they are politically oriented they, they have a point of view. they're not ther

also as you mentioned, boudreau its village thats northwest the muller. there were clashes there. and finally we should talk about what happened in the up the village and have run. there had been rates there. busy so, so yesterday about 24 hours ago, it happened again these last few hours. and we are told, and we've seen video of it is really uh, army vehicles surrounding the slamming society for orphan care. we're told the soldiers enter that building and that they confiscated much of the property that was inside that we should mention darren, of course, that these raids by the is really army throughout the occupied west bank. this is very much become part of the fabric of daily life. now, while these last 48 hours or so, the raids don't seem to have been as intense as they were in the past week. these past several weeks, the intensity increase the volume of the rates increase in the last few days, we were speaking the sources within the palestinian authority saying the rates are increased to about 40 a day. that's a huge increase, but it would then then where things stood before

at different points in time. 5 years rarely, military in these raids, the roads in and around from muller also saw a great deal of military activity this night. soldiers rating bitters, it's university to around the activists and suspected fighters of video showed a person screaming after being shot. clashes were also reported around the university and just this morning we're hearing the reports of early morning raise being carried out once again at the show fonts, refugee camp, and occupied east jerusalem as well. so in many thanks for that same bus for avi live, everybody in the occupied westbank or without. is there a still a head price? i guess the upcoming g 7 foreign ministers meeting in total care for failing to condemn israel on bob. bunch of guns, the color, the weather has been a little live a across parts of the arabian peninsula recently, but it should quite and down as we go through the next couple of dies bits and pieces. the power around. yes, but nothing too much. might see the shabbots, it was that east of the side of a mine, a little bit of wet weather, still in the full

, as well as the defense forces. what does this mean, please explain from the example after ghana muller new new minister, she can give evaluations and it will not happen, she was accused there that it would not be possible to hold the position of deputy or adviser there, i don't remember exactly if the position was deputy, she was deputy, they never gave such frank interviews "yeah, she didn't have the right to give that, because , well, excuse me, well, there are, there are certain rules that can..." in general, servicemen are limited in their ability to give interviews, this is not a ban, this is not an attack on freedom of speech , but there are certain rules, well, what can and cannot be done, directly, no, well, you can military serviceman to interview about, for example, his affairs at home, as a wife, as children, everything, please, and as for combat operations, i’m sorry, no, well, that’s it, and now she can give such a more extensive interview, and the fact that the enemy of stretching, of course, stretches, well, look, we call it the eastern front from kuplinsk to ugledar, an

and that's right, we're expecting us secretary state blinking to arrive in their muller for that meeting with the house and the president with our bus in about 3 to 4 hours from now. now obviously the main topic of conversation is going to be the onslaught to bump argument in gaza that it has continued. the secretary blinking, that has been looking for a way to try to effect humanitarian pauses, as he calls them. he has not been calling for a cease fire. um of course uh the us and blinking had been under increasing pressure by arab leaders to try to put an end to that bombardment that continues in gaza. and so many civilian casualties of it continue to mount. now we should also mentioned that obviously one of the topics of conversation is going to be the continued violence, the increase in violence in the occupied westbank. this is something that the west and that you when have express concern about over the course of the past few weeks, you have increased subtler violence. you have exponentially increased number of radians by the israeli army in different villages and towns in the occup

hospital and they are being tended to also, as you mentioned, woodrow us village that's northwest over muller or clash has happened several hours ago. and we should also talk about the up the village and they have run 24 hours ago. there were also rates that took place in that village in hebron we saw the video is showing is really army vehicles surrounding the building that houses the atlantic society for orphaned tear eye witnesses there said that the soldiers enter that building and that they confiscated many materials and then left with all of that material. now, darren, i should mention, of course, that these raids have intensified over the past few weeks. they've become part of the fabric of daily life. just a few days ago, we were speaking 2 sources within the palestinian authority. they said that at that time the razor increase to around 40 per day. now the last 48 hours or so we're not seeing as many as we had the last couple of weeks. but still many are happening in the overnight hours. the palestinians that we speak with, they tell us again and again, even before october, 7th, reed

and when it comes to the muller, there was a read on the beers, 18 diversity campus. that's very close to where we are here in the middle us, we're told that these really armies stayed on that campus for at least 2 hours that they destroyed property belonging to the student moving block, took away banners, pamphlets, papers, and posters, and also one other rate of note to mentioned to you at the tripod refugee camp and occupied east jerusalem were told that the israeli army answered that they stayed several hours that day. their intention was apparently to destroy the family home of a 14 year old palestinian boy who had been accused of stabbing and his really soldier at a check point in february. yeah, that is really, soldier ultimately died of his wounds, all in all at least $65.00 palestinians detained in those various and numerous raids across the occupied west bank and the overnight hours rob mohammed, we know that they are raised by these very forces into the they occupy westbank, unoccupied, east jerusalem had been a fairly regular occurrence before this. of cou

respectively in the 2nd and 3rd place. ukraine was ranked number 6 because a lot of now to michael muller from the security analyst at the us defense secretary's office. michael grates have you with those. um, 1st of all, we surprise by these results, especially given that need it. so i just really made any significant gains in over . yeah, i'm not really. i think that it's probably about accurate when you weight both sides. i know russia, china for example have hyper sonics operational we, we can't, we cannot even do that. however, we got 12 carrier straight groups out there and, and, and the other countries have maybe $1.00 to $2.00 us and, and that gives them the power projection world power projection. i would say that recently, china, russia are very, very strong in terms of international us as much stronger and, and is able to project very, very rapidly about that said, all of those systems are very vulnerable to it, to a systems that can attack them. of the chinese now have a care, an anti carrier miss. i'll 2nd below a load up. so the, so this russia, what does that say about the,

we're in the center of the muller, i've been out a square now. a lot of them already left in are marching that way, but there's been about a few 100 by our best estimate of protesters that have come out protesting the visit by lincoln. they were chanting that the us is the partner in aggression with israel. and that is real, is the head of a snake and they're also protesting against what they say are atrocities being committed in gaza. now there's still some question as to whether or not there will actually be more press. they're showing up in the next few hours. some groups are saying that they will be out here, and the more will be mobilized against that visit by blinking. but as far as what to expect from the visit. one thing that will be interesting to see is if we can actually reiterate a call that he made publicly for the 1st time, only in the past week in the us congress, in which essentially the us is saying that it makes the most sense for a revitalized palestinian authority to have governance and ultimately security responsibility for g

they have the muller display spots to try to return to the homes and then they'll also gone from but the idea from the welding and among those of in the if the truce didn't guarantee a safe passage for us from southern to northern causes to meet my family and check on my house in this terms is useless. the live large and i was only sent to in most go. this is on the welcome to the global news as well, and how most have both experienced the chinese and us. well, the made comes as part of the temporary cruise and came into effect early on friday, and is due to loss of full days. now this with these cars, from our correspondent on the ground. so huge files in the west bank, welcoming the palestinians who had been released. the $39.00 people including women and teenagers, all said to be handed over to pass the thirty's westbank space. and dennis $119.00, brings us more detail. hundreds of relatives where the gods of this afternoon and the front of his riley with a deal offering he ever wished to for amolla to, to see if the, if the, the prison of the latest and uh, children, uh, we have

. >> hi, trey, rich muller, i see tim scott has just withdrawn from the race for president.'m disappointed by that, what made it where he doesn't have a chance? >> trey: to quote senator scott himself, the voters said not now, that doesn't mean not ever thchl is not a historical season where someone with tim scott's demeanor is going to flourish. politics right now want fame over substance, what they wear, see or say and not what they do or believe. cycle where anger and frustration have supplanted hope and optimism. gop primary voters want a different candidate from what tim offered. you asked what changed. i think a lot, political opponents are enemies, losing an election no longer means let's try harder, it means future is at risk. reagan and lincoln lost, some candidate claim they cannot lose. reagan won a landslide, likes of which have not been seen since and yet he would not be the nominee today. donald trump has a lead, nikki haley is rising and desantis picked up a coveted endorsement from kim reynolds. it's early, lots can happen. president biden looks very beatable

. >>> let's take it to former state department negotiator for the middle east aaron david muller. good morning to you. i want to get to the ceasefire humanitarian pause talk in a moment. but let's start with the blinken/abbas meeting that happened. with we don't have a full readout yet. but a scheduled meeting last month was canceled after the bombing outside the hospital. at that point the thought was -- or the accusation was, it was the idf. the u.s., israel now have released information and details showing that it was islamic jihad. the significance of this meeting now what is there to expect out tv? >> first of all, victor, thanks for something having me. i think the administration is trying to fill in the frame when the crisis began, which appeared to put them exclusively in israel's corner. over the last several weeks, you have seen the administration talk about palestinian interests, needs, two-state solution, importance of minimizing israeli strikes against hamas that would cause large numbers of palestinian civilian deaths, which it has, and abbas, however we can -- the 1

madison muller of bloomberg and what has happened with these blockbuster drugs.novo nordisk up close to 50%. heart disease, the number one killer in this country. tom: no question about that. i am also looking at the literature out of the web. $900 a month and what happens when you stop taking it? is it a $900 a month -- what is that? $9,000 a year? math. $9,000 a year and you are in it for life? lisa: there are a lot of questions around the long-term and short-term side effects and this is something people are going to be studying. the bottom line is the fact that weight loss drugs are currently being thought of and experienced in such a concrete weight has changed the conversation the same white artificial intelligence did the tech world. and that is a game changer. jonathan: well said. lisa: thank you. tom: she is on her game today. jonathan: the pillar of this economy is obesity. so much of this economy is leveraged to that tragic issue in america. alberto gallo of andromeda capital joining a shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ what do you see on the horizon? uncer

and kanu is accompanied by franz bickenbauer, miroslav klose, gert münler, loter matthäus, thomas müllerd jürgen klinsmann. the group stage of the football champions league passed the equator; in the third round, none of the twenty matches ended in a draw. in quartet a, al ain from the united arab emirates takes first place with nine points. dutch coach alfred schröder's team at home defeated the saudi arabian club al-feiha, 4:1. the hero of the meeting was paraguayan midfielder alejandro romero, who scored two goals and made an assist . pakhtakor won the first victory in the current competition and rose to second place, the champions of uzbekistan in tashkent prevailed over the turks. 3:00 aziz turgunbaev scored a double. in group b, sharjah took first place, displacing the uzbek nasav; in the head-to-head meeting, the winner of the united arab emirates cup won with a minimal margin. the only goal was scored by the brazilian kayu. alsad significantly increased his chances of reaching the playoffs. after a draw defeat in the two previous rounds, the kator club defeated al-faisaly from jo

that means the med mullers can p earning and that's on top of the hundreds of billions they've made. it's very hard to understand why our president should finance our enemy. perhaps it's part of a hostage deal, really don't know that. perhaps it's another round of appeasement, but it's certainly not working. iranian proxies attacked our troops over 50 times and over 1,000 hezbollah rockets hit israel, all paid for with iranian money, oil money. the wall street report says iran sent $700 million to hezbollah and $100 million to palestinian terrorists every year. this goes all the way back to the day one of the biden presidency and ended our energy independence and proceeded a nuke deal with iran. we're in the ridiculous position of needing iranians to pump a lot of oil because if they didn't, the price would go straight up. same thing is happening with venezuela. we're allowing that tick day torrship to export their very dirty oil. ironic, isn't it. they send us their oil and a million migrants and we send them money. it's the world turned upside down. if trump were the president, p s

fireworks at a pretty mundane senate hearing, oklahoma senator markwynn muller threatening to fight theamsters. >> time and place. you want to run your mouth. we can be two consenting adults. . >> that's fine, perfect. >> hold up. >> stop it. >> sit down. sit down. you're a united states senator. sit down. >> the person saying you're a united states senator is bernie sanders of vermont. let's bring in ryan nobles. ryan, i don't know what to say, that's not politics as usual. >> reporter: no, it's not, kate, but it does increasingly where things are heading up here lately, an unbelievable amount of tension and angst and you're starting to spill out in many different ways and forms and fashions and i caught up with senator mullen after all this took place, he said simply he was responding to a threat from teamsters president, in that threat in a post on twitter, they meet any place, any time to settle a conflict between them. remind he was in a senate hearing, not normally where you settle things through physical confrontation. it comes as a time where republicans and democrats are bicker

it all started very well for the twenty-time cup winner; already in the 16th minute thomas muller openedbut the teams went into the break with equality on the scoreboard. patrick sonheimer scored, and when the sixth minute of stoppage time rolled around, the home team another quick attack was successful, and marcel gaus, to the delight of 16 thousand fans who scored to capacity, ludwig scharkstaon secured a ticket for sar bryukin to the third round of the round. the team in the german cup had previously reached the semi-finals 3 years ago. at the home matches of borussia dortmund, which receives the opponents' signal in a park that seats more than 81,000 spectators , there are no empty seats either, and this sea of ​​black and yellow was almost thrown into shock already in the opening match with hoffenheim, when anton stach struck the first of two shots by your team on target. fortunately, the hosts' swiss goalkeeper gregor kobel was on alert. at the end of the first half, the borussia players carried out an exemplary attack, which was completed with a shot into the far corner by marco r

mullered earth mullered chelsea, what on earth is at chelsea? well is going on at chelsea?rday. >> i'm not sure it's in keeping with what nigel experienced in the was a bitter the jungle, but it was a bitter taste chelsea. yeah. you taste for chelsea. yeah. you know, sometimes i interview managers over my career in the flash zone. and this where flash zone. and this is where you're into this little you're going into this little tunnel little room off to the tunnel a little room off to the side, you're talking to side, and you're talking to managers just come out the managers just come out of the heat battle and they're heat of the battle and they're angry. they haven't really gathered their thoughts they gathered their thoughts and they just stuff just come out with stuff sometimes an later , sometimes. and an hour later, they often they often regret it. well, this was mauricio pochettino yesterday. he said his team were soft. he said they were soft in every challenge. he said they didn't compete. he said they didn't compete. he said opportunities to said we wasted opportun

muller bowser deploying the national guard to help with crowd control.al police says there are not any credible threats they have received at this point. the event expected at least 60,000 attendees estimates are putting that more towards 100,000. similar to the showing that there was on back on the 4th pro-palestinian rally. and on that a fracture is growing in the democratic party as house squad members decry accusations of anti-semitism launched towards them over their demands for a cease-fire which have been intronted as calls for israel to stop fighting back against hamas the will israeli government does not represent judaism or jewish values and the jewish people. it does not. >> cease-fire is not just an option. it is our only way out of this. president biden, i hope you're listening. i'm consistent in telling this over and over again. you must listen to the voices of the majority of americans who are calling for a cease-fire now. >> some other more establishment democrats, they haven't been able to avoid similar confrontations. senator chris coon

i'm a guy either which is close to us here in the muller. we were told by eye witnesses there, that there was a demonstration of protests that involve several teenagers that they confronted the israeli army of their positions there. and that as a result, these really army opened fire on those protesters critically wounding a 9th grade pals, sidney and boy, we're told that we use a side to 13 or 14 and that he is in the hospital as a result of those wounds. now, in the overnight hours leading into today, you had rates happening in the area, which is the city in the north of the occupied west bank. uh, we were told that at least 20 palestinians were detained as a result of that rate. there was also a raid that took place on the campus, a beer state university close to where we are here in ramallah. the soldiers entered that campus were told by eye witnesses. they stayed on campus about 2 hours and they destroyed property belonging to the student movement block. beyond that, we should also just mention what happened in the sure outside refugee

other cities that were rated in the overnight hours, including hebron, beth lambert muller, and nablus. there was a rate that happened in the overnight hours at beer state university, which is very close to us. here in the middle is really army members rated the campus. there were no arrests, we are told, but these really armies state on that campus more than 2 hours they destroyed property, were told belonging to the student movement block. and also want to tell you and our viewers about this raid that is uh, that was happening in the dropbox refugee camp in occupied east jerusalem. we're told that the purpose of that ray, the name of that read was to destroy the family home of a 14 year old palestinian boy name. how much is that bonnie: he'd been accused by the israeli army of stabbing a soldier at a check point in february. the result of which was the death of that soldier. all in all, we're told that the raids that happened in the past several hours. the overnight hours that at least $47.00 palestinians have been detained, crop a mom. and i know you were describing this as the fabr

we should mention that the close to the muller lies beers, a university. and there was a re, the transpired there as well. the israeli army going on to that campus, staying there were told for at least 2 hours. and while they were, there were told that they went in and started destroying property belonging to the student movement block destroying property, taking away flags and banners and pamphlets. so they were very disturbed about that, and we should also mention something that happened the visual outside refugee camp, which is an occupied east jerusalem. there was an army raid, there were told that the aim was to destroy the family home of a 14 year old palestinian boy named how much as advantage he'd been accused by the army of stabbing and his really soldier at a check point in february. and that stabbing attack led to the soldier's death. now all in all, we are told that at least $47.00 palestinians were detained in those raids the transpired in the overnight hours across the occupied westbank. nick mohammed, it is just remorseless, isn't that? said

, i think one of mullered, i think that's one of the truths of british the essential truths of britishe labour party that will ever be given headway medical given the headway by the medical profession on the one hand and by the people of the country on the other, to undertake any reform the nhs. reform of the nhs. >> because for true or for false, tories aren't false, the tories aren't trusted. the problem is that i don't think labour, because of its historical ties to the foundation of the nhs , will ever foundation of the nhs, will ever be to step far enough be able to step back far enough to the breadth and to see quite the breadth and depth of changes that are depth of the changes that are needed to make the nhs functional in 21st century functional in a 21st century society with all the complex health problems that many suffer , the longevity problems in particular that weighing particular that are weighing down nhs . so while is an down the nhs. so while it is an encouraging sign, just as sir keir's earlier comments and wes streeting comments , i always streeting comments, i alwa

, and therefore these days there were statements by theologians, in including the german cardinal müllerative wing of the church. in early november, the pope fired texas bishop joseph strickland, sending him into retirement along with his ideas and fierce criticism of the vatican. francis' decision is radical , strickland is not old, he is only 65, this usually happens if a bishop has problems with the vatican, but the priest does not agree to a peaceful resignation. in the case of strickland it was found formal explanation, financial checks. this is our faith, a faith for which i am ready to die, to think that we are the only generation that has woken up, this is the highest arrogance, it's time for us all to wake up. strickland's resignation is a clear example of the atmosphere that reigned at the holy synod in october, where revolutionary ideas and the future of women and lgbt people in the church were discussed. what, according to some cardinals, are the very gates of hell that can open up. according to a vaticanist from... most catholics germany supports the changes, but if we go to

, i think one of mullered, i think that's one of the truths of british the essential truths of british only the labour party that will ever be given headway medical given the headway by the medical profession on the one hand and by the people of the country on the other, to undertake any reform the nhs. reform of the nhs. >> because for true or for false, tories aren't false, the tories aren't trusted. the problem is that i don't think labour, because of its historical ties to the foundation of the nhs , will ever foundation of the nhs, will ever be to step far enough be able to step back far enough to the breadth and to see quite the breadth and depth of changes that are depth of the changes that are needed to make the nhs functional in 21st century functional in a 21st century society with all the complex health problems that many suffer , the longevity problems in particular that weighing particular that are weighing down nhs . so while is an down the nhs. so while it is an encouraging sign, just as sir keir's earlier comments and wes streeting comments , i always streeting comments