and mr. ross, are you hopeful that any ruling at the i c j, even if it's not respected by israel said it will be enforced by the other members who are policy to the convention on the prevention of genocide? i mean, as you know, the court is the court. you know, it doesn't have an army attempt and forces judgments on its own. it needs the un security council to enforce his judgments, and they are the us, the exercises be to where to protect israel as it's done so many times before. but if there actually is a finding that com, you know, provisional measures are necessary to prevent acts of genocide, that's can be a very strong finding. it will make it much more difficult for other governments to provide a military aid or arms to israel. you will be a real stigma is here is real estate, you know, built after janice, i built after the whole economy to try to protect the jews. it is and found at least the problem in early to be committing genocide. you know, that's an enormous stigma. and i think it ha

mr. ross, always good to see you. thank you for your time. she monetary and aid for gav. it's routinely inspected by the idea. so why would benjamin netanyahu possibly agree to let trucks into the enclave on check? i clicked on y'all. we have to understand the but then you all for you create a policies polluted, kind of sold by for nothing else thinks about to this case and the quote and the, we feel you but the was a, i checked it by default life like you will say the hold line notes into government eh, of calls from us, committed a crime small climes the and these are the laws divide to we support, but it is not to mobile and not to even a box to, to stop or maybe could a, then the at, for the good type supplies to, to answer the phone. and so in go ahead and of course the prostate choose all a month. and i caught up on this almost to uh, to flee on those pages. the big cosivity of the postage is a month that my kid is today one year old at the bolden sleep ops in the cup. david phillips, th

thank you very much for your time, mr. ross. what did you make of south africa's case? yes. today as a lawyer or yourself and someone who's worked on israel's actions of the occupied palestinian territories for decades as well. it was clear that south africa had assembled an extraordinarily talented legal team, and it put together a factually detailed, legally compelling case. this is an extraordinarily powerful case. and so it's going to be difficult today for israel to respond to that. um, you know what we've heard, you don't just on the program right now. you know, so far a lot of these really, governments responses have been really more public relations response scale. if they go into court today, then say, oh, but you know how mosque was committing atrocities? this was self defense. they'll get laughed out of the court because, you know, atrocities by one side clearly don't justify genocide by the others. it is self defense, doesn't justify genocide. so these kinds of arguments are just not going to work. if they go in and say south africa is the legal arm of moss. and

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any of the specifics of any agreements they have with the rocky government, the prime minister, mr. ross, who donny gave himself a little bit of wiggle room. he also said that ending the existence of the international coalition will happen after the justifications of its presence in the country has ended. so while they are going to start a dialogue about coming up with a timeline in terms of what practical steps they can take on the ground and how soon they can do it, that remains an open question and it is unlikely to happen any time quickly. okay, same bus robbie, joining us that from baghdad, thanks very much. same or is there any forces have carried out strikes and toms in salt on 11 and the army released this video showing bloss from the flight of jets among the targets for hezbollah infrastructure and a military post. this comes a has of has the lovely to hass on that as well as televised address lisa on friday . that's good saying hold us. he joins us now from that route. so tell us more about these latest is really strikes that we've been saying on the border. well, the cycle of

though know maker from the in, but that's party former lawmaker for the rest party in israel, mr. mosley ross. thank you. pictures of the okay, up next start. exclusive interview with decorated russian latree veteran who recently took part in some decisive bibles on the ukraine conflict from that type of. so do you collect the nikolai much for netscape junior lieutenants and bite border of the russian ministry of defense? who's also a hero rush from. welcome to the program. it is a great honor to have you with us. i am roll man, and let me call you nikolai. so nikolai, will you share with us the story behind this most coveted toward the gold star of the hero? the your previous to us that i'm on the zillow romano. it's a pleasure to be in the studio with you. i have already told my story on many occasions, and now i will briefly recounted in the studio as well. it happens in autumn, the are here soon. we were in the middle of our morning routine. we were about to have breakfast and were busy cooking it. that's when an announcement came over the radio that the enemy offensive might be expected

mr. rogers, levar burton and bob ross. >> we don't make mistakes, just happy accidents.deos come from the fairfield civic center library in solano county, where michael is a supervising librarian five years old. that's when. i got my first library card. >> but here's the thing. guess where he was checking out all those books when he was younger. >> it is my journey from library . kid to being in charge of library that i grew up in. you have your library card tattooed on you right? >> no, look at that. a few decades later, he even now has a library card tattoo and he tells his millions of followers on social media constantly that they need to get one to the card, not the ink. >> whenever i sign a library card up for a library card, i'm like, congratulations, you just got a library card. you have no idea. like how important, how amazing that is. trigger warning law loss, grief. but for michael, who has suffered through depression and anxiety during his life, it's also very important to him that his library and his feed are a safe space for more than discussing books. peopl

i think miss ross one and i invited mr. army center to address the court. you have the floor tech met him president, members of the quote. it is an honor to appear before you today on behalf of the state of israel. it falls to me to address the condition of risk of irreparable home and urgency. this 3rd condition is of course, dependent on the 2 proceeding ones. professor shaw and miss roger one have already shown that the provisions relied upon by the applicant do not afford even prima facie the basis on which this court's jurisdiction could be founded. they also showed that the rights a search and by the applicant can not be regarded as plausible. it follows the referable consequences cannot in the present case because by the electorate disregard of rights under the genocide convention. again, this is not at all to say that the military and situation arising from the present armed conflict is not grave. civilians have been severely affected by the i'll still, it is instigated by how most it's systematic strategy of prosecuting war from under and within th

mr. rogers, levar burton and bob ross. we don't make mistakes, just happy accidents. >> most of michael's videos come from the fairfield civic center library, where michael is a supervising librarian. he says he got his first library card when he was five years old, and it's been a labor of love ever since. and with his social media following, he's spreading the word about the adventures that card can unlock whenever i sign a library card up for a library card, i'm like, congratulations, you just got a library card. >> you have no idea. like how important, how amazing that is. >> michael's even got a library card tattooed on his arm. and if you want to visit fairfield civic center library, it is open five days a week. >> pretty cool. his passion for libraries and reading is just phenomenal. off the charts. all right, let's get a look at this weather because we've got more rough weather coming in. >> that's right. we'll get a break tomorrow. maybe sandhya patel is here with that sandia. >> yes, you will get a break, that's

ross and mr. ford in the fulton county das office said that it will formally respond to the defense attorneys delegations in court is yet to be submitted. liz: thank you so much for your report there zero joining us now, former deputy assistant attorney general tom depree in your reaction to that report we listen to funny most she never denied her directly rest the allegations that she gave her boyfriend a lucrative job in the trump prosecution and georgia when you think. tom: right and thank you so the issue of your list, she did not deny any when she had the opportunity to flow some sort of miniature rate or fabricated story, just gotten up there the church and just outright denied up and she didn't do it which makes me suspect, these allegations may well be true and if they are, is an absolutely terrible terrible error of judgment on her part to do so instead of taking responsibility some of these week cutter accusations, they also ghettos backup what a former president trump's codependence the

mrs. been. i mean, thank you. i was for them or is really chapman hostage ross that i me and her daughter speaking to d, w. 's mckayla, could this is really football or so geez. yeah, yeah. has kyle, sorry, has left turkey after being briefly does haines by us? our teeth for expressing solidarity with is really hostages, after being held by him on the, until he asked for player slash to bondage on his wrist of photographers during a game on sunday that showed a star of david on the words a 100 days on $710.00 a reference to how mazda is october, 7 attacks on israel. the 28 year old was taken into police custody after the match, and accused of inciting hatred in public. he says he was calling for an end to the war. dw, is this tom bill correspondent, doran jones told us more well, as you said, he was detained for security, so he was tied to the public hatred. this is a casual offense as being news media against opponents of the government regime is a serious offense. it does carry several years in prison months if convicted bill found convicted, and people are appealing jail of this offense. now the pays ra

mr. rogers, levar burton and bob ross.takes, just happy accidents. >> most of michael's videos come from the fairfield civic center library, where michael is a supervising librarian. he says he got his first library card when he was five years old, and it's been a labor of love ever since. and with his social media following, he's spreading the word about the adventures that card can unlock whenever i sign a library card up for a library card, i'm like, congratulations, you just got a library card. >> you have no idea. like how important, how amazing that is. >> michael's even got a library card tattooed on his arm. and if you want to visit fairfield civic center library, it is open five days a week. >> pretty cool. his passion for libraries and reading is just phenomenal. off the charts. all right, let's get a look at this weather because we've got more rough weather coming in. >> that's right. we'll get a break tomorrow. maybe sandhya patel is here with that sandia. >> yes, you will get a break, that's for sure. tomorrow

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. rossblicans in the north carolina general assembly enact enacted egregiouslyred congresss that silenced north carolina voters. north carolina is a purple state and we finally have a congressional delegation that reflects the ideological and racial diversity that remember re-flect ours great state. with these new maps republicans have dismantled the important progress we have made toward fair representation and they did this behind closed doors, with minimal public input. that's why i led t entire north carolina democratic delegation in introducing the redistricting transparency and accountability this critical legislation would establish extensive tuns for public input in redistricting and for congressional maps to be fair. it would require disclosures regarding individuals and groups that participate in the map drawing process. we cannot have government by and for the people as long as politicians determine election outcomes long before voters get to the polls. speaker, and i yield back.

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berlin is alexander w. director of the economy, he rush, su, raises sense for now, ross is economy his favorite lies, and mr. pretend incisive on war crimes charges is none. the less finding plenty of friends so well as new found confidence tim, tim into a big a role with ukraine. i've even a fight with mason conflict in 30 minutes on the w, the shows either insane and feel the same way you expect. and one different thing is from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's my thought or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping porters those nonsense? i want my son to the doctor. joe, in the clubs. it's time to, to get in your generation with a sleep asked and then when generations flash starts, january 14th on dw says kind of fun, it feels like therapy, the this is dw dues. live it from berlin. tonight of dealing in weapons, germany restarts arms exports to saudi arabia. it's approved the delivery of a $150.00 iris t guided miss calls, and this is a major new charge for land stopped weapons deliveries after the killing of journalist as your mall could show.

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ross: thank you, mr. speaker. the house republicans' harmful pregnant students' rights act.hing to protect pregnant students and fails to provide young parents with the real tools they need to succeed. including affordable child care, affordable housing, and so much more. massacre aiding as to support pregnant students, this misleading bill is a part of republicans' dangerous anti-abortion agenda. it would require institutions to distribute limited and even inaccurate resources to studenté aboutheir existing rights should they choose to carry a pregnancy to term. while omitting information about abortion contraception, and while also advancing anti-abortion rhetoric. last year i introduced the understanding student parents' outcomes act with congresswoman lucy mcbath. this legislation would take concrete steps to support pregnant and parenting students by requiring the department of education to collecttical data on barriers that student parents face to graduating college and providing recommendations and resources to institutions of higher education. during the committee ma

ross from south carolina. >> thank you mr. chair and i think you for your leadership.nt to appreciate first all of the witnesses acknowledging the problems with the who and the chinese communist party during the coronavirus pandemic. mr. raskin is not with us today so i also want to remind the committee that tmp administration was crazy at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic and wasn't stepping up to the plate to work with our international partners. the biden administration came in, recognized many of problems and thanks to thehe good work of many of you we have ral partner. it does not mean that the who should be exonerated for not cracking down on the chinese communist party but the who was not alone in believing the chinese communistt the beginning of the pandemic to the detriment of the entire world into this country. i do want to talk about how we should work with the who going forward in the values of all of leadership and any contributions that we make going forward. so with our guidance and their leadership the who has worked on outcomes around the world

ross. but i mean, he was in berlin on monday, where she and other relatives of hostages met with the german president press for their release. mrs. benjamin's husband or heart is still being held in gaza. miss has been, i mean, you yourself or how old, 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 well, 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 to 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 their 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 what they can't stay there. 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 damain. what is your biggest hope and your biggest fear at this moment? maybe that my biggest fear is

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mr. pillow at this point. the world is getting very small for donald trump. let's go back to those economic numbers with andrew rossr exceeding expectations here. >> this is a goldilocks situation. i was talking to richard fisher. he said this economy is an a-plus economy. it was one of the sound bites you'd expect the biden administration to run ads on. to the degree there was an expectation that things would get softer throughout the year and if it did, rates would have to come down. softer is not good. so in a way this is really actually just about as good as it could possibly get. you're watching the dow up on the back of this news, the stock market across the board up on this back of this news. if gdp is growing at this kind of rate, it's going to be hard to derail it by the end of this year. i think a lot of people had been worried that things could get softer come summer or fall. it's still possible, but i think it becomes less of an issue at the moment. >> no victory laps from the white house, but certainly sighs of relief. you mentioned the interest rate cuts that could be coming. do you have a timeline as