thanks mr. bene more question. recently, in one of the comments , you noted that the countries of the west, which have the appropriate potential, could already take steps that would help ukraine, firstly, to preserve, expensive and we already have a shortage of missiles to protect our sky, anti-aircraft defense, perhaps we could use our systems to cover part of ukraine so that it does not suffer. from russian missile attacks. i have a clarifying question: which part of ukraine in such a case should and could be covered so that none of the parties consider it as an escalation. i have been following the operations of the united states navy, including the situation in the red sea. you saw what the prerequisites were and after all, what could be the consequences, that is, how we explained it. we struck these blows because we understood the increasing dynamics of the situation. that is, we could theoretically and practically strike with missiles, as russia does on ukraine, on the ukrainian population, on

thank you, mr. benre question, recently in one of the comments you noted that the countries of the west, which have the appropriate potential, could already take steps that would help ukraine, first of all, to save. we already have expensive and scarce missiles to protect our sky, air defense, maybe we could cover part of ukraine with our systems so that it does not suffer from russian missile attacks. i have a clarifying question, which part of ukraine in such a case should and could be covered in order for it not to be a shield. i observe how the united states navy operates. in particular, it is about the situation in the red sea. you saw what the prerequisites were and ultimately what the consequences could be. that is, as we explained it. we gave these blows because we understood the increasing dynamics of the situation. that is, we could theoretically and practically strike with missiles, as russia is doing on ukraine, on the ukrainian population, on ukrainian cities. of course, i know there will b

mr. ben, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine.nk you very much for the invitation, congratulations. in one of your comments, you very aptly noted that the one who controls... can win the war, can we say after the episode with the a50 and il-22 planes that whoever does not completely control crimea, in fact, cannot claim total victory in this war, and are we one step closer to the de-occupation of the peninsula, including the destruction of these important flying objects. crimea is indeed the largest part of ukraine that is still under temporary occupation. and all russian logistics, their air and naval forces are really concentrated there, and from there they attack mainland ukraine. accordingly, it is very important for ukraine to return crimea in order to rebuild its economy, and ultimately to cut off crimea. in order to worsen the access of the russians. given what you say, it is now very difficult for the russian air force to carry out airstrikes and attack ukraine from air. ukrainian air defense systems are working. we see th

mrs. ben emmy's husband o hart is still being held in gaza. this has been, i mean you yourself were held by how much your husband is still being held as a hostage here in germany. what is your hope? what the german government can do for you? because we'll german citizens. now we help the gemini government will help us bring them back and make a little bit more pressure. are they doing very, very good job of helping us. and i hope they will continue. and maybe we can get all the german seizures out of guides. everyone, everyone, everyone out, we need them, everyone we need in their home with the families. we don't have time every day that is all for she's speaking and she said that she didn't get meals. she didn't get get what they can't stay there and she didn't get their medications. you're a sick person. everyone needs to come back now and we need german to help us. we want the help of gym. what is your biggest hope and your biggest fear at this moment? maybe that my biggest fear is 5th is time for them. the people who are sick, the people a

when all right, mr. ben, to very close for the voluntary emigration of palestinians. isn't israel already effectively forcing the voluntary emigration of palestinians by reducing the territory to an uninhabitable rumble, as well as the population that is displaced within the gaza strip right now, of course, this is because of how much is ongoing, the rulers of the guys a strip we didn't want this well, we called on them to evacuate from the north, through the south and from various zones all the way. she's clear, ma'am we're, we started careful repeating that, but what we know is the rubble, the devastation has been caused by is riley bottom. so i wonder, is, is, is mister netanyahu restricted by a law is missed the most effective you trying to have it both ways easy trying to say on the one hand, this is not the best position, is not one between those was effectively endorsing it. i yes or no, it's fine. i i don't think i see. i understand exactly the point that you're trying to make your but i will tell you that this is a temporary displacement of the palestinians w

mr. ben, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine.nk you for the invitation, congratulations. in one of your comments you very aptly noted that whoever controls crimea can win the war after the episode with the a50 and il-22 planes, can we talk about the fact that those who do not completely control crimea cannot, in fact, claim a complete victory in this war, and are we one step closer to deoccupation. island with, in particular, the destruction of these important flying objects. crimea is indeed the largest part of ukraine that is still under temporary occupation. and all russian logistics, their air and naval forces are really concentrated there. and from there they attack mainland ukraine. accordingly, it is very important for ukraine to return. despite the what you say is now very difficult for the russian air force to carry out air raids and attack ukraine from the air. ukrainian air defense systems are working, we can see that the means of radio-electronic warfare also justify themselves, if there were systems in ukraine. long

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so i believe that to get on that file for mr. ben name the. ready a, we want to know which coming out if you have a 2nd to this, uh, sure, the teams are really good to go and signing off. do you see it on the discard product coming available on the, you know, the model focus on what at least see it on in forum release that in is adjusted in before. uh, just 24 hours before this the important uh visit because they got my pockets on these on it on this one is not on anything, but i think the both bought this on the end of the look into it. i just saw a do a judge for the to investigate investor may apply some of those. well, they both will do. one person has been killed in an attack on the italian catholic church and it's done full of 2 gunmen breached the building during services, and i witness saves the victim, was shot in the head on the executive redo them. i saw one person face down on the floor. yeah. that he was shot in the head and covered in blood coat them. if there was blood everywhere, we call the ambulance. it arrived within few min

and when it comes to some members of netanyahu's government, thinking of bezalel smotrich and mr ben—gvirity minister, both of them arch advocates of massive expansion ofjewish settlement in the west bank, accused in some quarters inside israel of being openly racist toward the palestinian arab community, do you believe that there should be sanctions against those people who are actually inside netanyahu's government? so i think i've been very clear that the current israeli government are the ones that have lost the moral authority because of the way they've chosen to speak about this, the way they've chosen to pursue it. i think we do — we've seen the us, for example, put in place sanctions against extremist settlers... and the uk government. that is something which we did, indeed. i wish we'd done it with them at the start to show thatjoint working. those, i think, are the right measures to put in place. we cannot lose our ability to have leverage over the israeli government. and so, unfortunately, you have to really be careful with which levers you deploy, when and where. so at this po

i'm talking about mr ben—gvir and mr smotrich, who are leading this, and are really leading this, andthat are embedded . in the way we have practised law there by the way, of course, israel suffers from the fact, as does the uk not having a written constitution option, but, you know, to add to eamonn's point, i supposeif know, to add to eamonn's point, i suppose if can i mean, i suppose if you can broaden out beyond israel, broaden it out beyond israel, hamas, you know, what will happen. >> do think, will we have a >> do you think, will we have a more sort of hawkish world if we are going to see another republican president and a labour administration here in the uk? i mean, it's an odd kind of combination, an unnatural alliance there, isn't it? >> very strange. i >> well, it's very strange. i mean, just to go because the trump maga make america trump line is maga make america great this as great again. and he sees this as a security issue as number one. and the southern border. and it's the southern border. but i don't think that can he but i don't think that he can he can exclude th

ben. it's mr. pulse is rouse prisons. dangerous places for the palestinians. abdul rahman, by ash just 23 years old, is a 7th published and into a died under the cat of israel's prison service. since october. unless i fee, then no doubt we have fears. not only for our son, but all prisoners, they're all in this together. i fear because my son was in megan no jail because there's deliberate repression and there's no organization in this world not local and not the red cross. let us down to give us information on prisoners conditions. the prison services the circumstances of abdul rahman, instead of being with you there are almost 9000 palestinians in these rarely jails whom inmates have testified about frequent beatings and the denial of medical care . these ready politician over seeing present conditions has been convicted of racism. a membership of an extreme right wing carol organization. it's my bank of a regularly post of how tough he is on palestinian prisons. positions for human rights to the present service has become a vigilante organization. operating out of revenge, you must moo

mr. living. i wanted to ask you about a ben, you mean us and yahoo's, come into this was one of the most difficult days for israel. and so is this likely to affect israel strategy and the will again, thomas will again let me with the questions that they know then they become louder . i think after, after events like these. and there's been this ongoing discussion between the, the nature of the 2 primary objectives to the government has set forth um to bring about the defeat of us. and so also what fun when the freight of the ways of the hostage is being held in gaza and governments and arguing that those goals are that the principal of the like that will be of the pressure is as ratcheted up. so we know those 2 things continue um, at the same time, you know, your left voice is on the other side suggesting that the festivals did not actually cause this very well. and that, um, you know, that uh they should be sequenced to that. and then given the fact that the hostages, i mean, you know, held in captivity for a 100 over a 100 days, already that, that goal should be put out of the other one. even if

ben: yes, and you touched on it there, this is just one case that is ahead for mr. trump.e just getting details of what he was reported to have said whilst leaving the courtroom. it is not america. not america. this is not america, he said. there were no cameras allowed in the courtroom. we saw those sketches earlier. one assumes mr. trump may have been disappointed by that, because as we touched on, he likes to use these occasions to appeal to his base. and particularly those comments, this is not america. this is all part of his strategy to recast how he would run america if he took the white house again. >> yeah. it has been interesting to see how he is really testing the court's limits. this court does not have the types of cameras in the hallways that has passed civil fraud trial had. there, every time he went into thcourtroom he had an audience of cameras, he was able to speak. again, it was pretty much a memorized speech at the end of the trial saying it was a witch hunt, that the judge and the prosecutors were all democratic operatives, that he was being treated un

ben, how does this evidence suggest mr barrowman is connected to this company that experts say should was promoting this tax avoidance scheme in the 2010s that involved people converting their salaries into offshore loans, and these were supposedly not subject to income and tax. whether that was legal was always open to question, but the key moment was in 2016 when the uk government essentially removed all doubts about that and had all these contractors with these often huge, debilitating loan charges — essentially a monumental back tax fell. what tax policy associates have discovered is that aml was pushing its clients after 2016 to a third company called vanquish options, which was suggesting it could make this loan charge problem for these contractors going away by swapping their old loans for new ones — but the employees of vanquish options wrote letters to people who took up these schemes, saying they had no outstanding liability. the idea was that the letters could then be presented to the hmrc as justification for why they didn't need to worry or pay the loan charge. the proble

mr. smotrich, who is the finance minister. ben-gvir. the police minister. seem to want to offend those two because he might think the future of his government depends on these two guys. so he won't say the words, p.a. he won't say the words "palestinian authority," won't say "palestinian." he'll just say, let's see what the world looks like afterwards. right now, we don't have to decide. nick: but this isn't only about politics, david, as you know, right? this is life and death for many people. this is the fate of the war itself. right? this is important. >> of course. i think the secretary of state's visit to the region last week was okay, look ahead a bit now. are you going to allow, you know, people to go back to their homes in northern gaza? you wanted to keep, you know, palestinians from getting killed. you told a million people go to the south, okay, now you have won the north. do you have a plan to bring them back to their homes? and if so, who's going to run public orders? you know, civilian services, basic basic services. and so i think what what g

mr. mayors, thank you both for joining us. we'll be right back. hi, i'm ben and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) with other programs i've tried in the past they were unsustainable, just too restrictive. with golo i can enjoy my food and the fear and guilt of eating is gone. meet mixtiles. they stick, and re-stick. choose from dozens of sizes, frames, and styles. go to mixtiles.com, upload pictures, pick a fancy frame, and voilÀ. use code "tv" and get up to 50% off. >>> we turn now to the 2024 election. the supreme court is under growing pressure to quickly resolve the question of whether former president trump is eligible to serve as president after two states, colorado and maine v moved to strike him from the republican primary ballot for allegedly supporting an insurrection. for more we turn to cbs news election law contributor david becker, founder of the center for election innovation and research. it's always good to have you here to cut through the politics on this. both of maine's senators, an independent and republican, disagreed with this,

ben thompson. you're watching the context on bbc news. mron instagram. you knew about it, who did you fire? senator, this is why we are building all this... who did you fire? sorry, but i don't think that's... who did you fire? i'm not going to answer that. it looks like you're trying to be the premier sex trafficking - site in this country. senator, that's ridiculous. no, it's not ridiculous. you want to turn around and tell these people... j we don't want this content on our platforms. why don't you take it down? we do take it down. how to protect children online. bosses of the world's biggest social media firms faced a grilling on capitol hill — about what they're doing to prevent the spread of indecent images. also tonight — how much is too much? when it's $55.8 billion. a judge scraps elon musk�*s record breaking pay day — one that made him the world's richest man — saying the company's board had been "swept up by the rhetoric". we'll take a look at the deal to bring back power—sharing to northern ireland. it will mean no routine checks

ben's here. where does this go next? of course, there is a big context of this story because it wasn'tjust mr barrowman who was selling andthese charges to him today. although the evidence suggests he was one of the largest players in this area. there is estimated to be 60,000 people caught up estimated to be 60,000 people caught up in these loan charges. and as it happens, there was substantial debate in this parliament today about those loan charges and hmrc�*s approach. and, as it happens, there was a substantial debate in parliament on these loan charges by hmrc in which mps from all sides of the aisle criticised hmrc s approach — in particular the fact that they are going after the individuals who took up the schemes, rather than the promoters of the them — people like mr barrowman. here s labour s darrenjones... some taxpayers are being told they owe hundreds of thousands of pounds. the government as we have heard repeatedly today is doing little to pursue the actual promoters behind mis—selling schemes. incredibly, hmrc have been issuing fewer than two fines per year against the architects and enablers of failed ta

ben wallace talked about. what design does the funds mr. get? and he talked about that as killing that age. if you support it as it as vengeance, you're on the wrong side of history, and i think the only way to stop this. the only way to stop is really what is public barbara as much as what we're seeing in front of our eyes. as far as i'm national to be off to the is in fact for the international law that, that they've come in is worried about. and then i think the i c j. the steps that it might take at the end of this week are crucial in order to intervene. and the site is to say, if god's humanity decided, god, the legal structure that we have to protect people from that kind of a savage state behavior that we wouldn't see. i mean, on his counterpart comments, counsel positive united states eventually blink. and of course, extra state, he's been back in israel and amongst other countries, or are we any place it to any kind of resolution is anything changed by this visit? i mean the photo's as low as like, being visited by your lawyer who's supposed to as your more it stopped kind of visit

ben roth listberger won a super bowl in one of them. and brock purdy, elite company for mr.no longer irrelevant after the game yesterday. the here with brock purdy. >> man, it's been a fast year. you know, obviously, it didn't end how we wanted it to last year. but we figured one week at a time. so to be able to pull through and finish that for us to get back to the nfc championship, you know, obviously, i think guys are healthy for the most part after this game. and, you know, we won it. we've been thinking about it. it's been sort of in the back of our minds. last year we had the team to do it. and, you know, we feel like we didn't have a real opportunity at it after the quarterbacks got hurt in that game. so, yeah, i think we're really excited for it. we're going to take it one day at a time. find out who we play tomorrow and be ready to roll for it. >> so funny. if you are a social media guy, we all sometimes look at when it you're covering the 49ers. there is not a lot of lukewarm stuff on the quarterback brock purdy. people think he is the best or worst. i don't unders

mr. trump to put a thumb in the eye of the democratic left. we're back. let's bring in our panel. ben the ben domenech podcast on fox news radio. mollie mollie hemingway will he editor and chief at "the federalist" and reaction, "wall street journal" write up there and the fallout from the iowa caucuses last night? >> there is something so nice about finally getting to the part of the process where people are voting. you know, we have talked about so much about different issues and seeing that the republican voter is overwhelmingly supportive of donald trump. it machingts with what we have thought from the polls. but it really speaks to the strength he has on those issues of immigration, the economy, and other things where people were generally pretty happy with his presidency during 2016 to 2020. very unhappy with the current presidency. but, the situation is interesting in iowa and also interesting that nikki haley who was expected to be the second-place winner was only able to achieve a third place victory there. i think she was hoping for a better outcome heading into new hampshir

mr as an iranian, have you been convinced that the regional wage should be? for example, i would like to say that there was a proposal regarding the increase of housing rights or the discussion of ben kargari . we agree and we believe that by determining the same national banana, we are turning the small industries of the employer into workers . the employer is not the oil for his workers. this is when it happens and we are in front of article 19 of the labor law. you are not bringing down the salary, you are repeating this we say that we are working, sorry, youth, we have 7 , 6 and 800 salaries to the workers, you say that we are destroying the workshops , there is no labor force in our country, we are thinking about the future of iran, we insist that article 19 of the labor law says that he has his duty , he has his duty , sir, he said that the workshops with less than 10 people can be removed from the labor law according to the reformer . if there are workers we know, we accept informal workers in underground workshops freelancer, these are the things that are neglected , and we will make these workers that we say are in the number of millions now. because i don't have official

nationalist eton, mar ben deer, who called for settlements not just to be rebuilt in garza, but also in the northern occupied west bank. it, there's no need to go, so i'm so lot, mr. prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i'm addressing you from the stage. it's a shame to wait another 19 years to understand that bush got teeth and northern somalia must be returned. the responsibility of brave leadership is to make courageous decisions. so tell me nothing. y'all who says he does not intend to maintain a permanent presence in gaza again, but that is real. would maintain security control for some time with some of those in his cabinet. once more, we are settling or aligned from width to length, controlling its been fighting several ways and bringing with god's help security to full of as well know what the answer is. without settlement, there is no security one seen as freely voices. they are now at the heart of israel's government. opposition leader. yet you're lupita posting this scathing statement on social media. the settlement conference on guys i by the what's my yeah. did party with many ministers from the liquid party is a disgrace to the thing. yeah. in to part

ben crump, representing the family of tyre nichols. with him are -- tyre nichols's mother, and rodney wells, his stepfather. let me go to you first, mr wells, and attorney crump. we thank you all for joining us tonight. but let me go with you. i had the solemn honor of -- i've gotten to know you and your family, you and mr. welsh have come to our conferences. we've talked. and as some of the memphis police officers who brutalized your son have been charged now by the state of tennessee and the justice department, there's some expectation of maybe a measure of justice. but how are you and your family enduring? tonight, one year after your son's death? what are your feelings? because unfortunately, i've had to do many of these. you can never replace the loss. and people, when the cameras are gone, don't understand the pain doesn't leave with that. >> well, reverend al, thank you for having us. 2023, this past year, has been a very difficult year. this is been the worst year of my life. i had to bury my son. i've been trying to, as a mother, keep it all together, because i do have three other kids that i have to stay strong for. but it'

mr. trump arriving in new hampshire after spending the day in court in new york city, attending jury selection in the second defamation case filed bensiable last year for sexually abusing her in the '90s and later defaing carroll. with new hampshire's first in the nation primary less than a week away and the next major contest in south carolina a month later, mr. trump's remaining rivals trying different strategies to gain ground on him. >> we're putting iowa in the rearview mirror. >> reporter: in new hampshire nikki haley trailing trump narrowly in some state polls appearing with the state's popular gop governor, casting the race here as a two-person showdown between her and the former president. >> we have to leave the negativity and the baggage behind and go forward with new solutions for the future. >> reporter: while ron desantis who finished a distant second in iowa took his campaign to south carolina tuesday, a state where trump has led in polls and where haley served as governor. >> haley, look, she was governor here for six years. can you name major achievements under her tenure? >> reporter: all while president biden mocke

ben carson, is standing by, on trump's strategy going into new hampshire. i'm going to ask him if he is being asked about being a vp pick. so, get ready mr. carson, doctor carson, for cnn's special live coverage. today, donald trump wants republican voters to believe that he landed a first-round knockout of his iowa route. the president parachuted into new hampshire, and he says that iowa is now evidence that nikki haley and ron desantis are essentially zombie candidates. >> nikki haley in particular. is counting on the democrats and liberals to infiltrate the republican primary, you know that, that's what's happening. we have these two people, we really got to get back onto biden, and beating the democrats, and not wasting a lot of time with these two. >> joining us tonight is ben carson, the former secretary of housing and urban development under donald trump. secretary carson, thanks for joining us. so donald trump has not agreed to a single debate in this cycle. if he is such a dominant candidate in this race, what is he so afraid of? >> well there's no advantage for him to do a debate, because he's so far ahead. and probably, using t

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ben, great to see you, thanks. >> could hit my drone out of the sky with the football. >> if i hit the drone on the first try, maybe i should come out of retirement. >> sandra: mr. beast, mega star youtuber. videos are uber popular, elon musk has been courting him, took him up on the results and it shocked the 25-year-old youtuber. another famous video sharer, he'll tell us how they are doing this and making the big bucks. >> john: and they are making huge bucks. no signs of slowing down. talk to republican senator j.d. vance. >> sandra: the biden campaign all in even as the white house refuses to answer what week the president thinks abortion should be illegal. mike huckabee is here. i needed a miracle... so i went straight to where miracles happen... social media. hey did someone say miracle? let me see that. so, i got the board to tony... and he even sent one back. but in the future, i'm gonna need an address and a zip code. if this is what we did for a skateboard, see what we can do for your business. fedex. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or mo

ben carson is standing by, on trump's strategy going into new hampshire. i'm going to ask him if he is being asked about being a vp pick. so, if you're ready mr. carson, doctor carson. go to cnn social live coverage. today, donald trump wants republican voters to believe that he landed a first ground knock out of his iowa route. the president parachuted into new hampshire, and he says that iowa is now evidence that nikki haley and ron desantis are essentially zombie candidates. >> nikki haley in particular. it is counting on the democrats and liberals to infiltrate the republican primary, you know that, that's what's happening. we have these two people, we really got to get back onto biden, and beating the democrats, and not wasting a lot of time with these two. >> joining us tonight is ben carson, the former secretary of housing and urban development under donald trump. secretary carson, thanks for joining us. so donald trump has not agreed to a single debate in this cycle. if he is such a dominant candidate in this race, what is he so afraid of? >> well there's no advantage for him to do a debate, because he's so far ahead. and probably, usi

benning will be here. we will talk about her latest movie, the intense training. she had played the character, a great swimmer. so we'll talk to her about that. >>> mr.et's look at your weekend ahead. we start off with friday severe storms through the southeast into the mid-atlantic. look, near white-out conditions shore. and then sunday, sunday colder highs, a snowy blast through the >>> good wednesday morning. we are going to see rain off and on today and our temperatures headed for the upper 50s. we'll see for most of us about a quarter inch of rain so nothing really heavy. once the rain clears out, it's going to be very cold. we'll be near freezing from the trivalley to santa clara up to napa valley. the next few days, we near the great lakes and more all four hours of "today" and your local nbc station live on peacock. so check it out. head to peacocktv.com/morningnews. >> can i just say thank you to al roker you showed up at haley's school yesterday as a special guest that little girl ran into your arms and all the kids said, no fair, haley has three parents. they thought he was a third parent. >> i'm the spare. >> thank you so much. >>> that's

mr bates vs the post office. it reports that workers are still waiting to be paid out, four years after winning their case. bens the headline on the sun today, as the paper celebrates kebab—loving teenager luke littler making it through to today's world darts championship final. it has got us thinking this morning, hasn't it? so many people seem to have been inspired by him and are loving the darts. have you ever watched dad to were you watching it? what was your 16—year—old doing last night? where they earning £200,000? stop your homework right now and get the dartboard out. maybe you have got the dartboard out for the first time in years and you are enjoying having a go again inspired by luke. get in touch in the usual ways this morning. there are lots of teenager stories around today. we saw that in the paper review, the idea that half british teens feel addicted to social media. notjust teenagers. it is so difficult. but also, two in five under 25s refused to touch a table, is the headline, but basically saying that young people, 39% of them are describing themselves as nondrinkers. those are people under