this marks the 48th mass shooting in america in this new year. gun violence is taking a toll, not just on those directly impacted, but on the mental health of the masses. joining us live now to talk about it, erica felix, professor of clinical psychology at uc santa barbara. professor felix, thanks for joining us. thank you for having me. it's an important conversation. i know you studied the effects of disasters, terrorism and mass shootings on our psyche. what happens to us when something like this happens ? >> well, when we see this on the news, we are compassionate people. we feel emotions like anxiety, worry, stress. we sometimes put ourselves mentally in the picture of a family member that might be experiencing this. because we are empathic people, and so it can take a toll even if we weren't directly there watching repeated media coverage of these mass shootings takes a toll on our mental health, and we've heard from students, teachers, parents that there is a constant worry about when the next mass shooting might happen and how they will

they believed that he had weapons of mass destruction. he had such a record of deception and concealing that nobody really knew for sure and even his own and visors, . whether he had weapons of mass destruction or did not. >> he was stunned late in the game when he told them to start operating with the inspectors. and very careful studies, a lot more careful than mine who have looked into this, illuminate the fact that when he tells his top military people in top scientific people to cooperate, they don't know if they actually should cooperate. if he really means they should cooperate or not to cooperate. and if they do cooperate, they sort of think well, others aren't cooperating because the others know they should not cooperate. so it is part of this impact that saddam hussein has not only on adversaries abroad but on the people who work for him. i mean, one has to understand or try to understand -- >> he was not a good employer. they were afraid of him, of course. >> of course they had good reason to be intimidated by him. >> you paint

the history of mass film began in january 1924.ere it was a little further in, when it began to grow, houses began to be built around masvinu, because people began to live and work here; the massfilm film studio received its name in 1935 . vladimir zeldin personally communicated with the founders of the studio and remembers very well how legendary films were filmed in its pavilions... the action can take place in our days, in soviet times, in tsarist russia, this is a set, they call it a set of old moscow, in its time, its built by the wonderful artist lyudmila mikhailovna kusakova, for my painting, a horseman named of death. go! such a collective image of old moscow, we made these sketches, then we made a very large model, took a fairly large team in 2 months, and in general we built it. the set of old moscow occupies an entire block in the mass film. walking along its streets, you can see a pharmacy, a bakery, and a grocery store. many modern tv series and films were filmed here, state councilor, for example. the decoration is un

maria mikhailovna lyasnikova, the same age as mass film. through. the movie svinar was filmed there. and the shepherd is a wonderful film, i will never forget my friend, i became friends with him in moscow. the main director of this film, pyryev, is an extraordinary personality, and in general a very, very interesting person, he treated me very well, of course, i tried to look at the actors in everyone’s eyes so as not to miss them. no one, ah arlova, ah lady, ah-ah, well, like in a movie you can’t forget, like in a mass film you can’t forget, so he’s always here with me. i’m very glad to be here, because it was the beginning of the war, i looked for a job for a long time, couldn’t find it, then they told me that, well there is a film... workers are needed, i came , they accepted me as a controller when i was delivering mail to the mass film, and by the way, i worked very little, because after all, the decision to evacuate this mass film took place, and they had to leave, they left , well, the people turned out to be no longer... they cut t

weapons of mass destruction and that he had conceal them. they knew those things as facts. and that he probably wanted them again. and that and they were convinced that he wanted them again, exactly as you said. so, yes, they're uncertain about the credibility and the reliability of the intelligence. and so they are they are getting an which people are arguing about, as i say, illuminating my book. but what they know in their mind is which was wrong, but they know in their minds, is that this guy, once had it used it and is capable of doing things of that sort again. so one of the themes of my book, one of the extrapolations that's really important, is that policymakers need to reexamine fundamental assumptions. the fundamental assumption here was that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. i demonstrated in the book that top policymakers all believe that, as richard haass, the head of the policy staff, who was sort of against the war, he said he stated in his own memoir, i never met an intelligence analyst during my years in govern

sadly, it| is a day that ends y, which means is a day of mass injury in the united states, another masspeople in other countries look at this and say, why can't america solve its uniquely, medically and ship with gun violence? something like today, the chiefs parade, we hear about two armed in visuals possibly being detained, you wonder about a gang rivalry, you wonder about a gang rivalry, you wonder about that —— two armed individuals. we don't even know the current casualty count because they were apparently so many people injured and some of them are walking themselves to the hospital, so that may be why we don't have an actual number yet of casualties, but from the video i have seen from the scene, people trying to do cpr on wounded individuals who are pleading out, this is a very serious incident in kansas city, and it underscores that problematic relationship that this country has with these weapons —— who are bleeding out. the number of police that were on scene for the parade, i want to point out, the number of law enforcement. you have armed police who look like they are membe

they carry huge masses of warm salty water.s, it becomes very heavy and slowly sinks to the seabed . the law of conservation of mass at the vast ocean depths is formed reverse flow of water directed to the south. through this set of global currents, all the oceans of the earth are connected into a single system. however, work. pipeline may change, for example, due to melting glaciers. the influx of meltwater causes desalination of the north atlantic. to this factor is added the overheating of surface waters, as a result the conveyor breaks down, and the gulf stream begins to slow down. a rapid weakening of the north atlantic current could lead to catastrophic consequences. in this case, you can talk about global warming will be forgotten. the planet will experience a rollback to a colder climate. a particularly severe cold may hit the eastern regions of the north. america and europe. when the gulf stream stops, winter air temperatures will change greatly. in the region of iceland, northern europe, in winter, january and februar

muhammad is one of the grooms who decided to participate in this mass wedding on this blessed day and share his happiness with many others. he says: this is a way to appreciate this blessed day. today is a day of happiness and joy for all of us, regardless of getting married or not, today is our aid. the day our messiah was born. we celebrate this day by holding the most joyous and beautiful occasion of our life and hope god may hen the return of our messiah. in a unique display of joy and solid muslims have been holding these heartwarming traditions to celebrate the birthday anniversary of imam al-mahdi, but who is imam al mahdi? is the 12th. imam of shia muslims and the savior of the mankind as we believe, he went into accultation in the 1870s and will eventually reappear to establish peace and justice on earth. in this case, we have a common point with christians, as the prophet of islam said, when imam mahdi returns, jesus christ will also return with him and assist him in the duty of establishing peace and justice on earth. at that time all muslims and christians will unite when

by the people's deputies in the session hall, there are certain nuances appearing in the means of masstion, what will be provided, what will not be provided, electronic summonses, criminal... liability, if you did not even see your summons in the electronic cabinet, three days, you already have responsibility, plus there are many other nuances that can limit the rights of citizens , again, well and and and another, in your opinion, this is a compromise document from what it shows, and what is the high probability that it will be adopted in this form? well, at least he will survive some discussion and some clarifications, it is very important at this stage to give... to support such a signal that after all, to build a not feudal, not a feudal state with forced labor, yes, to build a modern one, but the modern one , after all, involves encouraging people and creating such social and economic conditions that for 100 vacancies in the army, we would have 150 those who want it, it is real, it is real, here are feudal means and measures... humiliation and coercion never gave a plus, of course

almost decade is passed since our center started holding mass weddings. back then it was rare, but since then it turned into a tradition. now many cultural centers have been holding mass weddings for up to 250. couples as we have witnessed, thank god people have welcomed this culture, although this culture has economic benefits for families, but the main goal of this tradition is to establish an islamic wedding culture. muhammad is one of the grooms who decided to participate in this mass wedding on this blessed day and share his happiness with many others. he says this is a way to appreciate this blessed day. day of happiness and joy for all of us, regardless of getting married or not, today is our aid, the day our messiah was born. we celebrate this day by holding the most joyous and beautiful occasion of our life and hope god may hen the return of our messiah. in a unique display of joy and solidarity, sha muslims have been holding these heartwarming traditions to celebrate the birthday anniversary of imam al-mahdi. but who is imam al mahdi? imam mahdi

we have 400 million people in america and there is a mass shooting once a month. how are you going to stop that? i know it is wrong and it is terrible. that i don't think they can regulated. i think it is up to the families. >> thank you mr. jedick. mr. ayers. >> i don't think there should be restrictions on gun ownership. i am from illinois and i know what is going on in chicago and other democratic cities. criminals aren't going to obey the law no matter what you put in place. if every american that would learn to and carry a gun, that would minimize a lot of these mass shootings because there is a lot of problem with mental instability in the country. in a recent one, the shooter went to three different locations. if there was a person carrying a gun at the first sight, they could have put an end to it that criminals are never going to follow the law. we are living in the world where democrats don't put them in jail so what are we supposed to do? i think we should also pass a law that says if you know somebody is about to commit a criminal act with a gun, you h

and if i may say so between the is the, the guys and population and the government of how mass or how mass in general this charles would create like a human to turn it in crisis because nobody's governing administrating the population in gaza. and this is exactly what these are and wants to do it to, to, to, to, to increase it's the pressure of having us. okay. gotta thank you so much. wait for that analysis for the cris scanners and london. look, you were the spokes were spokesman for when it was a during previous is really attack. so you've seen what happens during israel's war as on gaza. have you seen this before and do you share what needs assessment? that these are in fact deliberate attacks by israel. yes and yes, i have seen these before and i absolutely do agree with what leads analysis is interesting though. the judge vitamin who gave the green lights to mister netanyahu for his want $82.00 completely destroyed, is not realizing what we will do in the 1st place, which is the ultimately from us will be necessary. and that's all the necessary initial time for the delivery of h

they carry huge masses of warm salty water.ls, it becomes very heavy and slowly sinks to the seabed . due to the law of conservation of mass, at the enormous depths of the ocean , a reverse flow of water is formed, directed to the south. through this set of global currents, all the oceans of the earth are connected into a single system. however, the operation of the conveyor may change. for example, due to melting glaciers. the influx of meltwater causes desalination of the north atlantic. added to this factor is the overheating of surface waters. as a result, the conveyor breaks down. the gulf stream begins to slow down. a rapid weakening of the north atlantic current could lead to catastrophic consequences. in this case, we can forget about global warming. the planet will experience a rollback to a colder climate. especially harsh cold may hit eastern north america and europe. in the region of iceland in northern europe in winter january and february up to -40°, but what is most important in this study is that this study reli

this is why even though everyone knew the masses from the very beginning of the revolution. have decided to have extensive influence among revolutionary institutions, government organizations, the army and even the irgc, it was not possible to deal with them harshly. but when the war happened, duran the islamic republic's tolerance with the tudeh party has also come to an end. during the war imposed by the former soviet union , it was an ally of iraq, and the tudeh party was also the protector of soviet interests in iran. it was known what the influential masses in the army could do during the turmoil during the war . people like nakhuda afzali , the commander of the islamic republic of iran's navy , have announced many times since the beginning of the conflict and the beginning of iraq's aggression that we want peace and guarantee of shipping lines in the persian gulf region, with the exception of iraqi ports. let's continue if this discussion repeats itself it is certain that we have to make some necessary changes in our mesh line. afzali was one of the tudeh party's infil

and so we're on track to be like last year, which is 1.31, 0.4 mass shootings a day. and so investigators, as andrew said, are really working all the leads are checking all the cctv or the all the tips and leaves that they're getting having to people in custody is a good sign, but it may not be the end of what's going on here. >> andrew, is it unusual that there is more than one alleged gunman right now? there are two suspects involved in this mass shooting in kansas city it is unusual, wolf, if you compare this to just mass shootings in general, where unfortunately very >> familiar in this country with with coverage and information about situations in which has sole shooter goes into a school, a church, a grocery store, you name and commits a mass shooting. and so that's the that's the format we expect. so having >> you really depends. a lot, depends on what we're actually dealing with here. i think they're absolutely right. this may have been nothing more than a dispute between two people who happened to be armed. and then when one person pulls out a gun, the other

and i think this is what's sparking these mass demonstrations. and also the fact that we have learned from the past and the sense that we have a different constitution now than we had in the bottom of a public one, which was better able to, to defend itself with various mechanisms to are currently being discussed in the extreme form of a policy, ben is on the table and it's being discussed um, but also just things like that. you know, the fact that there's a quote that overlooks this entire system and looks up whether it was for example, or constitutional, whether what the government that is, once it's impala is doing, is constitutional law. so it would have loans, i would say in the sense that we have put these buck stops in place that help us defend democracy that we've called now against a kind of fall right trends. and you know, for a long time, people thought that the most important political party in the far right in germany would not really come into power. we will have a closer look at the a f d party and the a of the movement. because ev

right party, were accused of planning mass deportations. the symbolic ring to protect the ice talk from far right extremism. tens of thousands of body notes gathered here to protest the growing influence of populism, inputted by the as the native fudge of any body. and it's growing numbers of supporters. we simply have to stand up for the city that you're going to milk or see and it's implementation. what does inc, we're against the f t and it's for democracy in yeah, me and we can see poland are hungry help weekly. democracies being dismantled, unconstitutional bodies restrictive. i think that's what happened to us to now, but those kinds of tests young and default i demonstrations started up 2 weeks ago when it was reviewed. that members of the d attended secret meeting to discuss the most importation of flooding those and some german citizens of digging safety is already very open about exclusion. so i think it's good that people here are showing that they are against exclusion. that's why i gave you all those kinds of things. so i know

mass executions took place here. the village of maly trostenets, the camp itself.earby is the shashkovka tract, the site of a mass burning. people, they all made up the trostenets death camp, where the process of mass extermination of people did not stop for a single day, depriving them of their rights for life, leaving no chance to escape from this hell. in the fourth year, the prisoners of the maly trostenets camp were awakened by shots, in one of the barracks people began to listen, judging by the sounds coming, they were not shooting everyone at once, most likely one at a time, machine gun fire, screams, groans, which means mass executions have begun, soon the turn will come . .. georgy begun, head of the arthur reconnaissance group of the kalinin partisan brigade, minsk region , quickly found his bearings. people decided not to go to execution obediently, but to pay more their lives to the fascists. the gates of the barracks opened. a fight began between exhausted and exhausted prisoners and armed guards, machine gun fire, people fell dead, having entered into

but i'm giving a green light, but it's drawing a mass. you. americans are also given the green lights to destroy our. now, if you destroy the mass political structures as well as you might have to have an aide structure you left with pretty much nothing. so i think we fully to wake up, and i think the american administration is waking up the fact that this policy under warranting netanyahu's radius will be entirely so defeating the will, should give it back to remember what it was doing. 820052006. at that time the model is the 10 across the business model. we've been how much would be empowered to stand elections. and guess what? they did sons and elections, the multitude how much did very well. but what did the will do lead by just left by the americans in the cool test. it's sort of cool honors sort of the us political office and all of us and the russians of the europeans as possible to with them. they decided to isolate and effectively to destroy, right, her display before it leaves know where we need to give us a sense. give us a se

factories, their weapons, today is a professional holiday, diplomats note. and give me the ski track, a mass winter race has started today. about the main thing for this minute in the studio ilya fedorovtsev, hello. the russian defense complex is entering a new stage; now enterprises will have to solve problems that arose during the special operation, the russian minister of defense stated. the capacities that have been created allow us to decide. checked the implementation of the state defense order for military factories in budmurtia, the minister inspected the production of drones in one of the divisions of the khalashnikov concern. in 2022 , new workshops were opened there, which made it possible to increase the production of drones of various classes by 60%, with a multiple increase in production in the future. the same applies to guided missiles, whirlwind one and strela, and kitolov-2 guided missiles. in the special operation zone itself , troops of the russian center group hit 140 targets in the krasno-liman direction, including. 80 area of ​​concentration of manpower and equipment a

and dissipated potential deal with have mass that has to be on the table. we know for many days now with discussions and negotiations, how is ro, cats are age of us? there was even a high level meeting of mediators and friends as well hope for that's almost 80 days since the last exchange that led to the release of 110 is really hostages from captivity in guise of his most recent proposal would be kind of breaks for paving the way to the return of all other captives home, or at least some of them. but the prime minister didn't mention that at all, at least for now. what did send yeah. who did talk about again, promises to destroy, have mass all, or how much not just part of it. i'm sure so enough, it's, it's really with the continuation of the military pressure is a necessary condition for the release of the hostages. surrendering to her mazda is delusional. demands that we heard now, not only won't lead to freeing the captives, it will just invite another massacre. it will invite a major disaster on the state of israel that none of our citizens would want

leading to mass _ going on! leading to mass evacuation. _ going on! leading to mass evacuation.had - going on! leading to mass evacuation. it had started | going on! leading to mass - evacuation. it had started with a heroes welcome for the second year running, the kansas city chiefs took the super bowl and the winners came home again. with up to i million people packing the streets. police tonight say two armed people have been taken into custody. meanwhile, the team's star quarterback says he is praying for kansas city, as america's problem now haunts another mass event. the details are emerging tonight of their shooting breaking out close to a packed crowd, notjust of fans but also of police officers. there was a huge deployment of around 800 or so police in this event. the police chief has just held a news conference in kansas city. they were asked repeatedly about the motive. they wouldn't speculate on that but the bbc�*s news partner here in the us tonight, cbs news, hearing from a law enforcement officer, that they believe this is criminally related, possibly the result o

and i'll give just one story out of the mass the mass market side of this. so mass market books came a big deal in the 1940s after world war two. prior to that could be it was it was mass culture for reading was pulp magazines and bookstores were actually relatively few and far between and in the 1940s, those cheap little mass market paperbacks, new companies came out to, start publishing those and piggyback on the distribution networks that the pulps had to make books, mass cultural items and in the forties and fifties they could publish. this was the university system was expanding with all the soldiers come from the war and it was bringing in women and people of color that it was previously less inclusive of. and so there was all these new readers. the economy was booming and these mass market books, but companies thriving and they were publishing faulkner and roth alongside mickey spillane and, you know, valley of the dolls. and they were all getting know smutty covers. there was there wasn't there was this this moment in those years where there wasn't q

and that israel will continue until a mass is illuminated. he also said that he instructed the idea of to act in that i phone, which is the major city in does a south the area near the diction boulder where more than a 1000000 palestinians crowding now including those who had to flee the fight. and her students is in the north, so called internally displaced so many of them, and they are now how they're in unbearable conditions. and that does not sound like a piece plan. here's what's benjamin and yeah, who had to say, let's take a listen. so let's, let's, let's leave with the continuation of the military pressure is a necessary condition for the release of the hostages. i'm surrendering to her mazda is delusional. demands that we heard. now, not only won't lead to freeing the captives, it will just invite another massacre. it will invite a major disaster on the state of israel, but none of our citizens would want to accept of the source and also was made by israel. it was later examined by him mass. and now we hear the milton. the group gave

after vatican two, the latin mass became the mass in the country in which you are in. the priest would face the congregation, not faces back to the congregation. it was a way to make mass more appealing to more catholics because the church was worried about losing membership will stop if you look at the data we just talked about, catholics attending mass every sunday has declined and there is a growing movement among american catholics, traditional catholics, they want to go back to the latin mass and there are is -- there is a medical evidence that dioceses who have brought back the latin mass have seen a significant increase in attendance the latin mass and a lot of it's young families with young children. if you make religion hard, people are more likely to be drawn into hard religion. if you make it easy, it does not seem so supernatural and people are more lucky to drift away if they dondifficult to stop that a movement happening in lots of traditions by the way. don't make it easier to come, make it harder and when people come, they will stick around longer becau

so some reports say that's a mass is now rehabilitating and building new battalions. and the vision is bringing new commanders. it's hard to evaluate the military success of these really army, while the impacts on ordinary gallons is office. 1.5000000 palestinians had to flee to the south to the junction board or with a now crowd around the rough um and unbearable conditions of the state in house minister reports of israel's offensive claims. so far, the lives of more than 27000 people, including civilians, many of whom were just children, while almost 17000 others have been injured including severely. and it seems the war will continue no matter how successful it is. israel doesn't seem to be ready for a comprehensive ceasefire kind of scenes. bill it offered to have mass just recently is rarely hosted useful power steering and prisoners. housing is rarely jails is still reviewed by the militant group, and it only includes a short pause in financing was fond of students in yahoo. stressing repeatedly 6, holding just for some say once again, that's will most likely to

mass evacuation has begun population of property from our western provinces.food problems in our country. all these problems have grown into a crisis. in the cities, tails of so-called queues for food appeared. the uncontrolled issue of paper money gave rise to inflation. all this, together with the influx of refugees into large cities, caused massive discontent among the people. workers' protests against the war began. russian army were enormous, during the war years about 7.5 million people were killed, wounded and taken prisoner, most of them again when the troops arrived, they were kept in barracks due to insufficient military training, a lack of officers to train them, and a lack of weapons. from these reserve regiments, among which there were guards units located in st. petersburg, the decomposition of the army began. in the meantime , fighting with enemy soldiers began in the front-line units. authority. officers fell. in western armies, the number of infantry units was constantly decreasing, being replaced by artillery, machine gun, and engineering uni

because even in the west with a powerful army, with a powerful intelligence, most often uh... the massedia first of all then know the information, then it gets to the intelligence, strangely enough, this is even from the history of the united states of america, where cnn first announces , yes, and, the intelligence will find out there on half a day later, therefore mass media is, well, a structural and constitutional element of our statehood, maybe even an element of our stability, that is. in fact, if closed , it is a source of information, yes, free media, as far as they can be free today, it means closing the mouth of society, which will give the authorities, well, for a while , the absence of criticism, that is, a certain and certain vacuum, but in the end , this will destroy the government in all senses, that's why... well, the situation, again, is quite, quite specific, yes, one hand wants, one hand voted for freedom and democracy, and the other hand wants to squeeze the throats of the free press or free journalists, well , such is the moment of time, i absolutely support your op

of brutality and both massive in the sense of agree just but also mass brutality, the mass genocide of indigenous peoples, we don't kind of, we don't get confronted with that side of what the quote unquote settlement of the west, which is really a violent genocidal project. we don't get confronted with that. instead we get this sort of frontier mess of what it means to be in america, which is very much wrapped up in in whiteness and in masculinity. the drug for joseph. just back at the guns site academy participants training until late in the evening. the shooting range and beyond the ready. okay. try to read participants learn how to use the width and in all sorts of situations. some training battlefield scenarios. others in domestic spaces, the jetta shooter gun just going to go shot. right. okay. bigger guy. since you got a 2nd, i'm a huge in it. got it because the only, the only shut off down here. may i shutting my instructions so i can like tv, your movies. you should someone that is mean if i quit several things, this is the threat is not he is the threat. so it makes this st

tronenko used to promote the ideas of neo-nazism in general; he pursued the goal of committing a masswith the murder of many people. it was shocking for me moment, i didn’t understand why such people came for my son. in fact, i would like to tell you a lot about the ideology of national socialism. he said: "i will not be the watchdog of the system." i really wanted to leave the russian federation and continue my activities in ukraine. that's it, i'm a partisan. imagine, like this, he said that i was a partisan, and said that i adhered to the policy of national socialism, which was under nazi germany. i followed david's instructions. most often the first blow was struck, then it was done myself. unfortunately, these slogans, they quite quickly, often catch on, are washed away . for almost a year, a gang of strong guys operated in belgorod, terrifying foreigners. the victims of the thugs, as a rule, were black students at local universities. the attacks happened in the middle of the day. in the most unexpected places. the nightmare for immigrants ended immediately after the arrest of th

on to the point, we ask defiance and germany can mass protests, stop the far right. the welcome to this week. to the point, i'm probably, you know, yes and i'm joined by today's guess. brandon bourne is a member of the baptist month foundation and it's europe's future program to focuses on us german and transatlantic relations. you know, has it as d. w as chief political correspondent, based here in berlin. and katya jolla is a researcher at the king's college in london, an author of the best selling book beyond the wall, about the former german democratic republic of joining us from like all of you. welcome and thanks for being here. yeah, it's been a long time since germany has made such a international headlines with a mass protests what sentiment is uniting all these people as well. there is a sentiment that there is something at stake here and that is the foundation of democracy. so, and we've seen this building up for the last couple of years. you know, it definitely in germany, protests was sort of left wing. and then with the migration crisis in 2015, they be

mass grief actually engulves the people here they are completely burst into tears. this is the same scene that has been iterated over the last uh over the last four consecutive months for the people here. this place actually is now overcrowded with the people. the current situation is undescribable in terms of the in terms of the sadness, the grief and the the the perief of the people and the the families. it's worth mentioning that we are talking about. families that has been targeted rebutedly, particularly this family, it's khattab family uh which is which has been targeted repeatedly by the israel incubation forces, at least 120 palestinian civilians were killed from this family alone, at least 10 or 12 residential buildings were destroyed, belong to this family particularly, so apparently more massacers of... being to be committed over the upcoming days and the upcoming upcoming time period uh and and according to the people they see they they they can see that these attacks that are taking place and carried out in deril balah city and in a nosar refugee camp uh actually come i

though some reports say that have masses now building new forces, bringing in new commanders. it's actually hard to evaluate the military success of these really offensive while it's a impact on ordinary. gaskins is office. apparently the student health administrative reports that israel was offensive claims so far, the lives of more than 27000 people, including civilians, many of whom were just children, while almost 70000. others have been injured including severely. and it seems the war will continue. israel doesn't seem to be ready for a comprehensive ceasefire and exchange deal it all for it to have mass just recently is really hostages for palestinian prisoners held in as rarely jails is still reviewed by the militant group with law chances of agreement as experts say. and it includes just a short pause and finally said with prime medicines. and yeah, it was stressing repeatedly including just recently once again that we will not agree to every detail and not have any prize. who pays for it in a way that the player of the hostages is a priority for israel? while it seems

now people across germany are demonstrating in mass to protect their democracy. but how strong is mainstream society against the far right? that's a question we are trying to answer these days. got you, there's always been movements and protests against the far right here in germany, but it's always been more of a nice if you will. do you see that changing as well? i'll say the key difference is that, um it's, it's, those reasons are relations the of really showing people who is actually in the, if the, what, what some of the more extreme wings are actually thinking in terms of what they're going to do when they come into into power and nothing previously people have kind of almost got use. the ideas as part of the political spectrum is, is kind of a policy does become normalized and lots of ways. and people, you know, regret of that is the case. but there wasn't like a single fact or, or something, not spot kind of outrages as one's immediate thing that brings everyone onto the streets at the same time. and i think these are relations of done just dots and dots

the second mass brawl took place a week earlier at a local hookah bar. well, this is already youth between understands himself. yes, there are a lot of people watching. all sorts of crap on tv. however, official sources stated that the detention of members of the extremist organization was in no way connected with mass fights on the streets of the city. the attackers supported, disseminated and preserved the criminal traditions and customs of the criminal subculture. they promoted ideas. their own colleagues who were suspected of taking a bribe. thus ended the special operation, which was developed by the internal security staff of the regional department of the ministry of internal affairs. operatives they found out that the men who are lying on the floor in this video took almost 100 thousand rubles from drug pawners. for this money , the police allegedly released the attackers instead of taking them to the department. real. in addition, the property of those involved in the criminal case will be seized , and based on the results of an audit at the reg

rallies currently underway in this yemeny city, huge masses as you can see. these pictures have gathered in the northern city of sada and of course this is not the first time the people in this city have been holding weekly protests on friday in support of the people of ghaza. you can see huge flag, a palestinian flag being carried by the demonstrators there. the aerial footage that we are receiving clearly. shows huge masses that have gathered to support the people of gaza and also to condemn the ongoing genocide by the israeli regime. now these weekly protests, as i've told you before, have been held every friday. for the past couple of months, the people that you see here in these pictures are out there. on the streets to denounce the us for backing the israeli regime, also to denounce the israeli genocide in gaza, they are out there a weekly basis to show their support for the yemeni army's operations against israeli linked ships as well, these operations have been carried out in the red sea, covering that for you on press tv and as you can see these huge

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