, it’s practically impossible to establish it, but for planning, military planning, let’s remember mili he just picked up the phone and cheated on his president, called, now it’s not considered treason, but this is a warning, he saved the world from nuclear war, one might even say it’s pretentious, this is how charles brown will act, i don’t know, well, that’s how it is same, but we please note, we did not pay attention to such an interesting detail, here is the energy week, which foreign leaders are present, the prime minister of iraq, that is, this is such a slap. who seemed to be running everything there, ironed out the country, hanged the president, explained that everything was fine, and now the prime minister of iraq comes to russia and says, we won’t allow anyone, that is, that is, this is really a failure of the entire american policy in this region, decades at the same time, and not only in this, when they say now, they are planning the fact that they will have two...nuclear powers, no one knows how many warheads china has, i don’t know, alexey, which two nuclear ones, listen,

secretary of state by then, but also your secretary of state blinking, excuse me, has a, as dawn on his mili store that keeps continuing as well as the us secretary or of, of, of defense has been here in east run as well. but also obviously that visit that expect to visit by president, abide and here in israel is another way to show the tourist making show that for example, that has the militants and live on on. but also the t, ron, do not get involved to make sure they see a solution here before the conflict may be widening and finding river protests where they're behind you with the same thing. first, bring them home or referring to the hostages. thank you so much for your reporting there. intel, a beef that is dw funny, such are the 2800 people have died in the gaza strip, including dozens in the south where israel told civilians from the north to take shelter. 8 workers. they have a territory is on the verge of collapse, as it runs out of a central's. in time neighborhoods raise to rubble is really strikes, continue to stockton buildings across garza, on the ground here and rough uh the

milie advocates a sharp change in foreign domestic policy and an orientation towards the united statesong his promises are the replacement of the national currency with the dollar and the abolition of all pensions and benefits. the policy was supported by 30% of argentines. thus, the two candidates will enter into a decisive battle for the presidency in the second round of elections, which will be held on november 19. european criminal acts. military actions against vulnerable groups of people continue to lead to the death of refugees seeking protection; the day before, on the border with latvia, near the gate in the fence, belarusian border guards discovered a woman of african appearance in serious condition, the military personnel provided first aid to the refugees, but later doctors confirmed the death of the foreign woman, next to the deceased were personal belongings and a broken phone, only since the beginning of the year the security forces of latvia, lithuania and poland have been responsible for the death of 21. refugees, this trend indicates that european migration policy is

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and moreover, amazing, because there was also information, there was also one video about general milire just showing us the maps, but here they also show the command post itself from... there general mili tells this journalist who this is the defense of the work, we see how ukraine lies talking about the fact that the first line of defense has been broken, this map shows that there is still quite a long way to it, this is all carried out by the pentagon from this command post, this is an interview, it shows who is really behind the war and the main question is was this interview accidentally leaked or was it... was deliberately planted to show who is in control, then why, everything is very simple, the fact is that ukraine everyone says, come on, come on, give us more, more money, they are told, my friends who controls who the main grantee, yes we receive, we bear the biggest expenses , he acts 24/7, like a conservator service in his time , he speaks on all issues, we decide, we provide your space cover, we provide your eyes and ears, what kind of money do you want, was there a desire

i've already got that mili also denies humans are responsible for climate change and as against both abortion and sex education. the highly polarized election in november 19 will determine whether argentina will continue with a center left administration or elect one of the right leaning leaders lead a country place by triple digit inflation and rising poverty stars and supports using formula one max vish stop one. the us grand prix in austin, texas for his 50th career victory. the recently crowned champion, also set a new point record for a single season of the salary. so the class starts at the race and poll, but he was almost immediately overtaken by mclelland's london. doris louis hamilton then made life work of both for raleigh drive is 1st puffing carlos signs and then licked slip to lapse. late to, to take the italian team out of contention. behind him that strict was soon repeated by maximus, stuff in who it started in 6 to set up a 3 way path or for the lead by laugh 11 the over the bumpy circuits of the americas track. red bull did not have its usual pace advantage over its

he said now while he's reiterating what you already said before embarking on this mili store, people are of course, wondering what that actually means in terms of the next steps forward in this was what was also important though in that statement that we just heard the, that blink, and also emphasize the value of civilian lives. so by that in directly appealing to each one as well to show some restraint when it comes to basically bomb being a god. what is happening right now as we are speaking? so people, their policy is or what interest citizens are fleeing basically for safety, but where to go, it's such a densely populated area, a guy is a strip and also there is no way out. in fact there's a lot of conflicts in for conflicting information. whether that very important, a rough, a border between egypt and gaza is going to be open for civilians to be able to leave. and if not to actually just at least make it possible that it can come in. so why are these, of course is very strong rhetoric here by me, sibling cannot, as we're speaking, he's actually speaking to is really, is what tr

but i would tend to believe the mili 3 spokesperson, the rear admiral diary. a very, pretty big fellow. he says he was not was not, but uh, this is uh besides the point right now because of do with the caution of, uh, the tragic to offer the incident. we know the doors, hospitals get to you. uh we provide cash on um and other places or the impact of the bunker in 1991. and the question is, uh now the rest of this binding is about to arrive. it is, well, is there any room for the plastic maneuver in order to stop the war? but um, on one condition that be for loss. leadership. awesome. and the forces lead because, you know, israel, we're not to be restrained in going game and uploading them because of what happened to stop this particular route. obviously, the $1400.00 is rallies killed and mailed it. and the $200.00 abductive, which is to one of the biggest headaches coming out of these uh, drums. yeah, i think, i think it's a fairly common, and frankly i'm here, but you might, you mentioned joe biden a bit because very interesting because he's supposed to be i

this escalating war, israel is pounding gauze with hundreds of missile strikes, targeting with the milyamas terror nest. reports that the idf took out hamas' economic minister. more than 1,000 people have been killed in israel with an estimated 900 in gaza. we have learned some disturbing new details about a massacre that occurred in a small israeli village near the gaza border, with the brutal murders of men, women, and children, including babies. at least 14 americans are among the dead with at least 20 more americans unaccounted for, some are being held hostage by hamas. president biden spoke today with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it has been their third phone call since this crisis began. we have team coverage tonight from israel to washington. cbs's holly williams is with us, just back from the southern border. good evening, holly. >> reporter: could even evening, norah. hamas says it won't hold any negotiations over the hostages it's holding while it is still under fire and as we now know some of them are american. we should warn you tonight that i report contained

. >> we have continuing coverage of the local angle with the south bay mily who just made their harrowingfrom israel. they were there visiting relatives and sightseeing when hamas launched the private attack. he hit in a bunker will try to confirm a flight out of the country. the story only on nbc bay area. >>> an eye witness the moment a driver crashed into the chinese consulate and several cisco armed with a knife. what he saw hoedown and the security guards he credits for keeping people safe. all of the stories and more coming up in a few minutes. >>> still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram poll. >>> he scores three touchdowns in the 49ers big win over the cowboys, but could george be fined for one of the celebrations? we will explain when we come we will explain when we come back, in a few minutes. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like str

mili got punched in the teeth once in syria, at the very beginning.s have disappeared - bragging, arrogance, and even here in his farewell speech he pays tribute, not to his rival, but to the enemy , just like that, good words, you get the feeling that their rhetoric is very similar, and burns and millley, or not they extend the contract, well, to put it simply, they send him on a well-deserved rest, and they say about burns, maybe he will get a promotion, or maybe not a promotion, and even resignation. mili and burns have one thing in common, this is the age of the culture of management and work in the apparatus , by the way, let me remind you that burnsad worked for 33 years in the state department, then he moved to cheese, he is an unusually experienced person, private contractors came to the apparatus of a number of structures in the united states, not professionals, people taken, excuse the expression from sakha for a while, they encountered the old school of thought, with such burns, with people like mark milli, but they understand the danger, t

defense systems from various elements, and this was even stated at the ramstein meeting, when mark milishat ukraine receives two types of air defense systems with american missiles of different ranges, which can be used to fight enemy targets, these missiles are there with thermal homing heads with radar ones and they actually have to compensate for the lack of soviet missiles, and now we have the fact that two of these, two types of complexes have already been transferred to us , which can use these am-9 missiles and am7 missiles, this is actually, with a range there of up to 10 to 15 km, and a significant stock of these missiles in our partners, just allows us to talk about the fact that another direction of strengthening our anti-aircraft defense is being created of defense, we call it self-made air defense, but in fact it was a complex process of combining various elements of soviet and american systems in order to provide ukraine with even greater opportunities to fight against various targets, in particular with those shahids or other models that are now appearing at the enemy mr.

such samples will be transferred, but we are guided by the statement of the minister of defense, mark milie transferred in the near future, and this is precisely the direction where these complexes can be used to fight enemy cruise missiles and unmanned by shock drones of the shaken type. these were the main military results of the day, then more international and economic news on vasyl zima's big broadcast, so stay tuned to the espresso channel. thanks to serhii zhorets, thanks to his guests, we continue the great ether, there is a lot of interesting news ahead about ukraine with yuri fizer, biden in israel and putin's meeting, this sidzinpinna in. ask in beijing, what was agreed upon, what tough statements did joseph biden make, as well as money during the war with oleksandr morchivka , there is also a lot of important and interesting information, information about sports, how was the ukrainian national team able or not to overcome the maltese knights yesterday, from natalka didenko they say that summer is returning to ukraine again, true or not, we will learn now about the most importan

intelligence indicates some mili militants believed it was caused -- the militants were still investigating what happened. wolf, now, i think the important thing for the biden administration is to try to get this message out sort of as widely as they can in an effort to try to tamp down some of these anti israeli protests that have swung up across the middle east in response to the initial belief that this hospital was struck by an israeli missile wolf. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, i'll get reaction to all the breaking news from one of president biden's top national security advisers. he's standing by live. plus, a new cnn investigation into the extent of intelligence hamas carried ahead of its attack. >>> new evidence revealing hamas gathered information before launching its attack. these images are disturbing. matthew chance has a closer look. >> these were the terrifying scenes. this hamas gunman recorded themselves moving freely through the gardens of israeli homes. code red, code red, the israeli loud speaker blares. punctuating the sporadic gunfire. after the attack, israeli first re

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but mili also denies humans are responsible for climate change and as against both abortion and sex education. the highly polarized election in november 19 will determine whether argentina will continue with a center left administration or elect one of the right leaning leaders lead a country place by triple digit inflation and rising poverty. here in germany, the lift party is set to lose significant weight in parliament. so that's after tenant that's $38.00. m p 's joined a new grouping founded by one of the party's most prominent members by campaigning on an empty migration. platforms sell a bargain next. as yet unnamed party will be coursing voters currently choosing the far right populace. she has also criticized current policies on the ukraine war countering climate change and finding poverty. or political correspondent, emily gordon, is following the story. emily, who is the son of a bargain, connect and what's behind this move. so what was that? how long can i swear to you as a household name in germany? and she is not in most was really the most prominent figure in german politics. r

up next, israel is currently on the edge after a series of these deadly attacks from palestinian mili militants, hamas in gas. we'll get reaction -- gaza. we'll get reaction from the pentagon and i'll speak with former defense secretary william co-not. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and desktop devices. unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a private alternative to google search, which doesn■t spy on your searches, and it blocks cookies and creepy ads. and there's no catch. it's free. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you around. join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckd

, you know, some almost 48 hours, 45 or so hours, since this attack began, that there may still be mili militants -- that the area is still not secure on the ground in israeli territory in the south along that border. there may still be fighting going on with militants on the ground, terrorists on the ground in israel. >> well, as i said, the israelis were taken by surprise. they shouldn't have been, but they were. it can talk about, again, intelligence failure or our failure to see things they didn't see. i think it may be an issue of resting on laurels, resting on reputation, that they were reputed to be the most -- well, one of the most intelligence operations in the world, one of the best. and i think, perhaps, they got -- on that. we don't know that yet. but that's irrelevant at the moment. right now they've got to provide for the defense as best they can for the israeli citizens who are now at risk and those who have been kidnapped and may be subject to torture and abuse, taking off to gaza and elsewhere. >> obviously this is an extraordinarily complex n histo contemporaneously as

the attacks that are coming from iranian-backed shiat mily supra aural headphoneses and tha that's militias and it's not just because of the southern front but a real understands this could unravel very quickly. best of my recollections how much is this a reasonable question? reporter: it's a reasonable question to ask they pose in the article and behind me that's out going fire towards the gaza strip. it's a reasonable question to ask because the israelis according to our information will information gaza and launch a massive ground operation and take casualties in the process. but once they're there for weeks and for months as anticipated, there's a question about what happens next. palestinian authority doesn't have the organization or capability or even desire to control gaza. the egyptians don't want to control gaza, and the united nations don't want to control gaza and more than 2 million palestinians and majority are civilians and innocent people living under the control of the brutal regime of hamas and they'll be facing un-surgeon seizure disorders that's unpopular and difficult to

doctor, was at anotr hospital and survived as did their infant son who was with his grandparents, milyend told the washington post. one in thefamily had much time for grief. his wife, mother, and brother ack to work. his father led prayers in the yard of the hospital on tuesday. his e wa full of anguish as he looked down his son's swaddled ina white she. this seems to be a common story now in gaza. >> it is. it sadly has been for a very long time also. i think it is sometimes difficult to lose track of the fact that, even though we are used to seeing large numbers of deaths in gaza, it doesn't reduce the number of human casualties which are actually happening. i spoke to a family friend who said this is his favorite son. that's something that every parent -- maybe they don't want to know what that feels. when you see your offspring dead in front of you, nothing else matters. it has been very, very difficult on gazans, a lot of whom don't support hamas, a lot of whom just want to continue living a life with basic rights and dignity, a lot of these basic dignities are gone. i'm speaking

elected to congress in 2016 following olympic rear in mili more than two decades commercial airline pilot. after she regretted voting for donald trump's vented coup after january six, he told reporters, quote, hell no. and then there was the person i would guess he would call the front runner-ish. that man. you know him. right away, you get that name, minnesota's tom emmer. despite the fact that i'm guessing most of you have never seen this man before in your life, he is now the third ranking republican in the house. that makes in the establishment toys for whatever that means. here's the thing about tom emmer. he voted to certify joe biden's victory after january 6th. he voted ainst the coup. that means he is on that one red li issue, on the right side. he's also also been mildly crical of donald trump in the past. the problem is that i think the moderate wing of the party will not be a fan of him for that reason. that's just a little bit around up. not even all the candidates will either declare or speculating about it. we've got a few more new ones throwing their hat in the ring. there

according to another person mili with the matter, mr.tts now among more than 8 people whom prosecutors have identified as possible witnesses who could testify against mr. trump at the classified documents trial, considering this reporting coming out of the "new york times" and abc news as well, how strong of a witness do you see mr. pratt being, shan? >> he sounds like a very strong witness. i think the question is his particular interaction with trump has not been charged. it certainly would be important evidence to get in front of the jury, but they're going to have to get it in under the category of it's evidence of trump's state of mind showing its intent. since it's not charged conduct, it would technically be outside of the court, hearsay. it's very powerful evidence. of course to the jury, the point would be this shows his m.o. this is how he treats classification. he doesn't pay attention to national security issues. he feels he's able to willy nilly share it. >> i want to read a portion of abc news's reporting as well, shan. two

sean, i got to tell you, for those like me, the many americans like me who enlisted in the militar mily because of e 911 jihadist terrorist attack on us, this is incredibly offensive. you know, i've depl deployed three times to war zones in the middle east and in africa. i know how serious this threat of islamist jihadism is. the democrat elite, they don't care. they don't care. they instead, they leave leave n borders wide open, which we know are being exploited by these islamist terroristsgex then they redirect our security infrastructure, our assets,sing our intel assets, not towards focusing on these terror threats that aren terror coming through our borders and elsewhere. they're focusing now on americans. they're focusing them on people who they have deemed as domestidomesticc terrorism ts or or extremists, also known as people who are supporters t of president donald trump or conservatives. is, and i want to point out really sarah mentioned this, but most importantly we know that irann has sleeper terror cells here in america and unlike the ale aq qaeda, these terrorist sleeperye

predecessor, well, i mean, predecessor on post ok-sha, before charles brown there was still an infantryman, miliors occupied everywhere, i don’t want to say anything against aviation, in general against aviators, but this is a very characteristic way of thinking. graham , all of this, everything, everything has its own aviation history, don’t be offended, graham, he only flew exclusively in a chair at his desk, he has an aviation uniform, an aviation uniform, but he’s generally a lawyer. only in the office, however, this is the thinking, when the peas, you know, in strategy the military-political strategy, the military one is the main thing, the thinking is torn into two, some say that we can’t, others we can, here here comes the gap where all sorts of adventures are possible, the question is whether we can have a conflict of what intensity, this is the question that i asked, by the way, to many economists, until i received neither an answer nor a calculation, namely economists, because if you calculate the rate of expenditure of ammunition, say in ukraine, estimate at this pace, if the conflict

the floating getsbi on mili, a pleasure yacht with two passengers on board, drifted in the primorskyleft, then further we went to this side. behind the wheel of one of the yellow giants, oleg skanchenko. he feels the car with his fingertips, he has been cleaning the airfield for seventeen years now, masterfully operating a wide blade and a powerful nine-meter brush. the blade removes the snow, when it is large, what is left is thrown to the side, there is still a blower at the back that blows the remnants of unremoved snow, it turns out that all this is removed to the concrete surface, only after this procedure can special reagents be sprayed onto the strip, for this this type of equipment is responsible, in total there are more than 100 in polkovo park harvesting machines, tractors, graders, loaders, where large vehicles cannot pass, small mechanization helps, there are strict standards, strip and taxi. the paths must be cleared within 1 hour. last year , pulkovo airfield services set a record, removing 1,400,000 cubic meters of snow, which is almost 30,000 dump trucks. the weather

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segÚn las encuestas, se da entre des opciones de derecha, milie, la tambiÉn opositora bullrich y el oficialistaestro paÍs actualmente. >> la gente estÁ muy mal, muy angustiada. no la estamos pasando bien y creo que es importante mÁs allÁ de lo que pase, de lo que se venga, es importante poder venir y votar. raÚl: en la argentina el voto es obligatorio. segÚn el Último padrÓn electoral hubo 35 millones de personas habilitadas para votar hoy. una pobreza que crece y una actividad econÓmica muy deteriorada. hay poco espacio para la esperanza. fÉlix: raÚl, todavÍa no se conocen resultados oficiales, pero todo indica que habrÍa balotaje y donde podrÍa estar la sorpresa es quiÉn queda primero y segundo en las votaciones de hoy. raÚl: sÍ, feliz, todo parece indicar que habrÁ segunda vuelta, falta definir quiÉnes serÁn esos dos candidatos. la participaciÓn fue de alrededor 75% y los primeros datos oficiales se van a conocer reciÉn muy entrada la noche aquÍ en la argentina. volvemos a estudios. fÉlix: gracias. tendremos ese resultado esta noche y en otras elecciones, la opositora venezolana marÍa corina

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sit at home having you|chat about1 your family >> so you sit at home having you|chat about politics. mily|chat about politics. iiily >> so you sit at home having you|chat about politics. i feel like. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so especially like my granny and stuff, you can get into like really interesting debates with like old like people from like the old generation kind generation stuff. you can kind of views, of like contrast views, especially sister and especially with my sister and stuff more being like going to off having different stuff more being like going to off to having different stuff more being like going to off to different; different stuff more being like going to off to different; differe||t's views to different people. it's quite feel like quite interesting. i feel like doing college kind doing politics at college kind of that allows to of fuels that and allows you to kind contrasting kind of have like contrasting views with other people and get into debates. into nice little debates. so. >> so you're are you all studying politics as well? >> are you at sixth form >> are you