what is mr sanchez's response? well, he _ that opinion. what is mr sanchez's response?hez's response? well, he has not - that opinion. what is mr sanchez's response? well, he has not given | that opinion. what is mr sanchez's| response? well, he has not given a resonse response? well, he has not given a reaponse to — response? well, he has not given a response to date _ response? well, he has not given a response to date of _ response? well, he has not given a response to date of this _ response to date of this demonstration, he seems to be behaving as if it is business as usual, to a certain extent. he was sworn in yesterday by king felipe as prime minister. on monday, we are expecting him to unveil his new cabinet. you would think he would have a low profile today. the feeling is that he is working on unveiling the members of that cabinet. what you said about the protest recently is that people have the right to protest, that is perfectly fine, however, he and his party have condemned violent incidents that we have seen during the protests that have been taking place

mr sanchez needed the su ort of controversial. mr sanchez needed the sopport of a — controversial.ed the support of a number of— controversial. mr sanchez needed the support of a number of regional - support of a number of regional nationalist parties in order to form a majority in the investiture vote. among those nationalist parties who support he needed were to catalan nationalist parties. they demanded from him this amnesty, an amnesty which will benefit more than 300 catalan nationalists who have been facing legal charges for their role in separatist activity over the last decade or so, in particular an attempt to break away from spain in 2017. all those charges will be dropped against those more than 300 catalan nationalists. opponents of this amnesty say it is illegal, it doesn't fit within the constitution, that it gives preferential treatment to catalonia and that is bad for the rest of spain, or the other regions of spain, and also that it encourages future separatist activity. forall those encourages future separatist activity. for all those reasons people have been taki

has. governing ma'ority that mr sanchez has. , . , , , governing ma'ority that mr sanchez has. , , ,this amnesty bill at the centre of a lot of the controversy, - has. this amnesty bill at the centre of a lot of the controversy, talk - has. this amnesty bill at the centre of a lot of the controversy, talk as. of a lot of the controversy, talk as to exactly whether it is for people who might not be aware and also the opposition to it. the who might not be aware and also the opposition to it— opposition to it. the amnesty law resented opposition to it. the amnesty law presented to _ opposition to it. the amnesty law presented to congress _ opposition to it. the amnesty law presented to congress will, - opposition to it. the amnesty law presented to congress will, in - presented to congress will, in theory, benefit more than 300 catalan nationals who were in some form or another involved in separatist activity over the last decade. in most cases these were people who were involved in the 2017 failed bid for independence like catalonia. now, that may be local civil servants or the mayors

. 0ne another problem for mr sanchez.y and reassure spain's judges that this is a completely legal, constitutional legislative project. to ukraine now, where nearly 20,000 men have fled the country since the beginning of the war to avoid being drafted. a further 21,000 have tried to leave, but were caught by the ukrainian authorities — that's according to a bbc eye investigation. since russia's invasion, ukraine has banned men of fighting age from leaving unless they have a valid exemption. zhanna betziapuk has more on how some men are managing to escape with the help of corrupt officials. stopped by border police, the men are ordered onto their knees. for ukrainians without a military exemption, crossing the border illegally is the most popular way of escaping the draft. some get caught, but for much of this war, dozens of men have managed to flee this way every day. using freedom of information requests, bbc eye has established that the most common route out is over ukraine's border with moldova. in a refugee centre in

this means that mr sanchez is now spain's prime minister.in northern india hope new drilling equipment sent from delhi will allow them to reach workers who've been trapped in a collapsed tunnel since sunday. officials continue to insist the a0 men are safe, despite their ordeal. previous attempts to free them from the partially built road tunnel have failed because of a lack of machinery strong enough to break through the rubble. stay with us here on bbc news. the temperatures will be up and down over the next few days. at the moment, we are in a cold spell, but drier with some centring around. into the weekend it turns a lot more unsettled, but much milder once again. mostly fine, although it will be cloudy. southern britain will see a spell of wind and rain at times. this area of low pressure, its main impact will be felt across france and through the channel islands. southern britain will see a spell of wet weather for a time. then this weather front were working from the west to bring outbreaks of rain here as we move through the day. we

that, in turn, has infuriated the opponents of mr sanchez.in, and that's led to many street protests, including this one. now, whilst he might have secured power in parliament, sanchez has still got a lot of work cut out to make sure that large groups of the public support him in office. plenty more on our website. stay with us. hello there. it's a very mixed picture of weather across the uk on thursday and the rain and the winds will return along with the milder feeling air over the weekend. but on friday, it's looking largely dry. a few showers out towards the west, plenty of sunshine around. temperatures now close to the seasonal average. so we're between weather systems on friday. these fronts clear into the north sea. this is the weekend's weather, a deep area of low pressure approaching from the southwest, we'll be seeing that by the time we get to the end of the day. but most of the day, it's certainly looking dry. the early cloud will clear away into the north sea a few showers across north west england, the isle of man down through w

mr. sanchez, i'm this, i'm this the low say the, the i'm the state is unconstitutional. they say that it's encouraging separatism in spain and it's, it's encouraging the breaking up the territorial breaking up of spain and they're very angry about that. so i think we're going to see lots of protests and demonstrations over the coming days. possibly the coming weeks is another big one, lined up this sunday here in madrid. and i think the political rights, it's very angry about this doesn't want to see this. i'm this the low doesn't want to see mr. sanchez and kyla is going to keep, i do tell you take and take you to the streets to prevent this from happening. yeah . in spain, making headlines today for several reasons. i'm a spanish politician was shot on the street today. what do we know about that attack? a little bit quieter and see what shots in the face. right in central madrid's is taken straight to a hospital. we're told that he's stable now. we had a little bit earlier that he's a former politician who was involved in the conservative popular party in the 1990s .

mr. sanchez.e looks to be named prime minister once again, but you have to question at what cost. >> that is what i would say. in addition to the damaging comments, other members of the pp say they wrote a blank check. what precedence does this set in providing amnesty is a normalization of these political parties and there are many within spain unhappy with the events unfolded post-2017. >> this is a result of the fragmentation of the spanish comments suddenly there was a fragmentation of smaller parties with the far right and regional parties. the argument for the socialist party is we need a stable government in the country. this is the majority they did not manage to get that majority with this deal, we have to wait and see and we heard from one analyst this morning who said this is a really constitutional crisis in spain for the coming weeks and months it is a question how can they govern the country with the reliance on so many small parties with big conditions on the support. it is an issue

the problem is, mr sanchez has said clearly and publicly that amnesties of the kind he's now offerings switch in tactics? i asked guy hedgecoe, reporterfor the bbc in madrid. the argument he makes is that he's doing this because it will improve coexistence, as he puts it, in catalonia, it will improve the atmosphere among catalans and it will reduce those tensions that catalonia has been seeing really over the last decade, but particularly since 2017, when the region made that failed bid to break away from spain. what mr sanchez says is, throughout my tenure, i've been trying to reduce those tensions by taking various measures. now previously, he has, for example, issued a pardon for nine catalan prisoners. he also introduced a reform of the criminal code, which benefited some catalans facing legal charges as well, to an extent. so he's taken previous measures. i think it's fair to say that those measures, certainly the pardons, were fairly successful in reducing tensions. he says he's doing the same thing once again. that this is a long—standing grievance, this idea of wanting an amn

his socialist party came second injuly�*s inconclusive election, but mr sanchez reached deals with smallertesters rallied outside his party's headquarters on wednesday, opposing the amnesty for catalan separatists. he won another term by a wafer—thin margin of 179 votes to 171. 0ur reporter in madrid guy hedgecoe has this update. well, mr sanchez needed the support of a number of regional nationalist parties in order to form a majority in this investiture vote. among those nationalist parties whose support he needed were two catalan nationalist parties. they demanded from him this amnesty, an amnesty which will benefit more than 300 catalan nationalists who have been facing legal charges for their role in separatist activity over the last decade or so, in particular an attempted break away from spain in 2017. all those charges will be dropped against those more than 300 catalan nationalists. now, opponents of the amnesty say it is illegal and doesn't fit within the constitution, that it gives preferential treatment to catalonia and that is bad for the rest of spain or the other regions of

there are protests outside parliament by opponents of mr sanchez�*s proposed amnesty for catalan separatistse a violation of the constitution. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid. i'm outside spain's congress building where there is a very heavy police presence and the building has been cordoned off and that is to stop the many protesters who have gathered here outside the building from getting any closer. the reason they are here is they are angry at the investiture debate that is going on which has begun inside parliament. it is an investiture debate which is expected to culminate tomorrow in the socialist, pedro sanchez, forming a new coalition government. now, in order to form a majority, pedro sanchez has needed the support of catalan nationalists and therefore he has negotiated with them an amnesty law which will benefit more than 300 catalan nationalists who have been facing legal action for separatist activities that they have carried out in the past. these protesters are angry at that amnesty, they say it is illegal, it violates the constitution and they say that this invest

mr. sanchez. hitler also came to power through elections.a maneuver to eliminate democracy. there is no need to be mistaken. nothing is over, this is not the last battle, let's say no, for the personal ambitions of pedro sanchez, what was achieved today in parliament was not decided at the polling stations. spain is not alone, british prime minister risha sonykh also did not receive votes at the polling stations, and even brought guests from the past this week, foreign minister david cameron, who also does not have, although he is not entitled to a single vote, under cameron britain in the same way, the campaign almost fell apart in two during the scottish war. referendum on independence. the governments of these two countries, britain and spain, who once fought for the title of mistress of the seas and sank each other’s fleets, are now busy sinking only their own political opponents, only their citizens are drowning in angry screams in the streets. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin, valeria palukhina and aleksandrev, ntv television company. no

after weeks of haggling, mr sanchez won a parliamentary vote, shoring up his position.alans, involved in a failed 2017 bid to secede from spain. mr altman had not been consistently candid with communications. the president of the company, resigned after mr altman was fired. more now from our tech reporter. the fallout from this continues and it may sound a little bit like a silicon valley saga but the tech reaction has been extraordinary as you would expect and of course, this matters because we're talking about the company behind chatgpt. a year ago, most of us had never interacted with al, but now, nearly one year later, we've got nearly 100 million users. following the sacking of sam altman, three senior executives have now quit the company, including the research director and someone leading the team assessing the risk of ai. we don't know why they've quit. it does appear to be in solidarity with their former boss and it follows an outpouring of many senior members in the tech industry. including the former boss of google, who said, sam was a hero of mine and he cha

another big protest against the amnesty and against mr sanchez is organised far saturday and there haveking out against the majority seeing it is not a legitimate majority because of the sanchez has paid for it will see a lot of tension politically and a lot of protest on the streets over the coming days and the coming week the home secretary has said he doesn't think the uk will need to leave the european convention on human rights in order to restore its policy of sending some asylum seekers to rwanda. james cleverly said the government was working on a new treaty with the east african country, to address concerns raised by the supreme court which ruled the original plan was unlawful. meanwhile, prime minister rishi sunak has announced that he will introduce emergency legislation designating rwanda as a �*safe country�* in an effort to stop all legal challenges. with me isjoelle grogan. what was wrong with the ruling? the policy is not unlawful for the uk to send asylum seekers to a third country where claims are processed and to stay and a third country. what the court found yesterda

mr. sanchez clinched. another time as prime minister last week after receiving the parliamentary backing of several smaller potters and exchanged a grunting. i'm just as to several cattle on separatist move, sparked widespread protest in spite this driver's defense minister protest this. doris has made a surprise visit the key of to underline, brother in support for ukraine, and these fights against the russians invasion. this is doris attendance reflecting sentiment, near case my bad square to commemorate those who died in pro democracy protests a decade ago. he said the might on the might on protesting 2013 off scale of major relevance today. and he meant to use ukrainian cantavon, who was the owner of and he announced a new military, a package for you. craig, with 1300000000 yours. you need to create is people of all ages chuck through the streets to demand freedom and closer ties with europe and they paid for it with their lives, which is today. most ukrainians are fighting for the freedom once again.

mr. sanchez? >> on paper, with that proindependence, party looks like it has numbers. 179 to 350.ooking like he could have the absolute measure. absolute, at least a simple majority. it looks like on paper, the deal is done. gave mps and sounded like a normal vote talking about the economy given that spain, of course, has been one of the bright spots in the european commission of grading the forecast of spain at 2.4% this year for gdp extending the measures already in place, and extending the tax for banks and energy companies, and all of this is normal, and then subtly attacking the opposition. talking about how his alliance was the only one against the right and the far right. he was talking about the far right coming into play for spain as well. finally an hour after talking, he talked about the controversial amnesty. he defended it saying he respected people's feelings against it and 75% of spain is against this. he said it's in terms of the stability and dialogue in the country, and he was gloves off, attacking the opposition. >> translator: at this stage in our democracy wit

after weeks of haggling, mr sanchez won a four—seat majority by securing an amnesty deal for catalansecede from spain in 2017. these are live pictures from the centre of madrid, you can see hundreds and potentially thousands of people are filling the streets for the demonstration. the amnesty deal that was struck with the catalan nationalist party led to protests in madrid which in some cases have turned violent. today, amongst those demonstrating, are the two main parties opposed to the deal, that is the people's party and the extreme right—wing group vox. let's get the latest from guy hedgecoe. well, we're expecting this demonstration in central madrid to be very big. as you mentioned there, it has the support of the main parties on the right. it's being organised by civic organisations with links to the mainstream right and the far right. so we're expecting it to be extremely big, but this is nothing new. you mentioned the protests that we've been seeing recently. there have been daily protests or rather nightly protests outside the socialist party headquarters for the last two wee

mr. sanchez will be leading the government for another term. that came through yesterday as well. so a broadly week. >>> amazon is getting into a new product category, cars. it will start selling vehicles on the platform next year in a partnership with hyundai. they can browse for vehicles in their area, buy it online or pick it up at a dealer or having it delivered by a dealer. it was not taken well by the public dealership. carmax down by 5%. automation dropped 6%. appearing on closing bell overtime just yesterday, carvana said that he welcomes the competition. >> amazon jump nothing the fray here. i think it validates something that the consumers want. and we think it will accelerate auto commerce and that is something that we welcome. >> let's talk about them muscling in. this is something, when i saw the news, i just laughed a little bit. because amazon is getting into everything. is no doubt about it that amazon will at some point have a presence. i don't buy shoes without really trying them on. why would i want to make, who could be the second biggest purchase of my adult l

his socialist party came second injuly�*s inconclusive election, but mr sanchez reached deals with smallerernment. thousands of protesters rallied outside his party's headquarters on wednesday, opposing the amnesty for catalan separatists. he won another term by a wafer—thin margin of 179 votes to 171. to barcelona now where we can speak to pere aragones. he's the president of the government of catalonia. thank you for being with us. tell is a bit more about this amnesty deal and what it is going to mean for you and what it is going to mean for you and your party and the many hundreds of catalonian separatists who are in prison. of catalonian separatists who are in rison. ~ ., of catalonian separatists who are in rison. ~ . w ., prison. well, we have reached an agreement _ prison. well, we have reached an agreement with _ prison. well, we have reached an agreement with pedro _ prison. well, we have reached an agreement with pedro sanchez i prison. well, we have reached anj agreement with pedro sanchez to prison. well, we have reached an - agreement with pedro sanchez to pass an amnesty law

mr. sanchez won a majority in parliament with the support of pro-catalan parties in exchange for agreeingw. he says it will help to defuse tensions in the spanish region of catalonia. >>> still ahead, some family members of hamas hostages say they feel let down by the israeli government on oct october 7th and fear they may never return to their homes that the militant group destroyed. we will hear from them next. >>> plus, families and friends of hostages filter street in tel aviv, pushing for their release. with the israeli publisher is saying about reports that a deal has beenen reached.. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to our views indian states, canada, canada, and all around the world. i'm lolla hard rock and who are watching "cnn newsroom." some family members of hostages say they feel let down by the israel defense forces slow response to the attack. survivors say they may never return to the homes that the militant group destroyed. unless the israeli government can guarantee their production. >> reporter: these are the momoments octobeber 7th when thy began to nightmare. by the time the idf

attempt, in exchange for the votes which were essentially far reaching and governing majority, mr sanchezsts who were prosecuted back in 2017 for their involvement in those protests. so, this is why people are upset, the deal was drawn by pedro sanchez, he has just won another term as prime minister. so, there, you can see police and some of those that have been detained who have been taking part in those protests sitting on the pavement there. somebody is either being handcuffed of the handcuffs are being released, we are not sure, but we have, over the last few minutes, seen some scuffles and a certain level of violence breaking out on the streets of madrid there. we believe around 170,000 people, thatis we believe around 170,000 people, that is according to the police themselves, actually gather in the plaza mir —— the plaza bessie bellas in the heart of the capital, they were responding to a call by right—wing leaders opposed to the amnesty plans. we will watch this closely and bring you updates. those protests started at midday and continue now. finland has closed some of its border

after weeks of haggling, mr sanchez won a four—seat majority by securing an amnesty deal for catalans in 2017. the amnesty deal with the catalan nationalist party led to protests in the spanish capital, which in some cases have turned violent. today, the main political parties against the deal — the people's party and the extreme—right—wing group, vox — will rally on the streets. our correspondent, guy hedgecoe, has been monitoring events from madrid. we are expecting this demonstration in central madrid to be very big. it has the support of the main parties on the right. it is being organised by civic organisations with links to the mainstream and far right. so we are expecting it to be extremely big. but this is nothing new. you mentioned the recent protests, there had been nightly protests outside the socialist party headquarters for the last two weeks. there were again last night, there are constant clashes between protesters and police. we have seen pretty much every week these much bigger weekend matches. i think this one is expected to be particularly big because of the fact th

mr. pedra sánchez of attempting to undermine the constitutional order by plotting a coup d'état in collusion secessionist minorities. a coup is not rhetoric, ladies and gentlemen, it is not verbal incitement, it is the path that the socialist party took, signing a shameful pact with a fugitive from justice, however, despite any protests, no lawsuits, the vote still took place today, pedr sanchez received 179 seats out of 350 in the lower house of the spanish parliament, and he is again the prime minister of the country, the atmosphere here: the parliament continues to be enough tense and we are monitoring the situation as it develops. tatiana. daria, thank you, our european correspondent, daria grigorova, was in direct communication from spain. diplomacy the american way, the us president received his chinese counterpart in san francisco what a dear guest, and at the same time publicly insulted. apparently, trying to show who is boss in the house. the world press differed in their assessments of how well joe biden... succeeded. the results of the high-level meeting on the sidelines of the at

after weeks of haggling, mr sanchez secured a four—seat majority, after securing an amnesty deal fored violent. today the main political parties against the deal — the people's party and the extreme—right—wing group, vox — will rally on the streets. live now to our correspondent in madrid, guy hedgecoe. good morning, what are you watching out for today? we good morning, what are you watching out for today?— out for today? we are expecting this demonstration _ out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in _ out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in central _ out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in central madrid - out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in central madrid to l demonstration in central madrid to be a very big. it has the support of the main parties on the right. it is being organised by civic organisations with links to the mainstream and far right. we are expecting it to be extremely big. but this is nothing new. you mentioned the recent protests, that had been lightly protest outside the socialist party headquarters for the

mr. pedro sanchez, about which i will inform his majesty.rpose of his appointment to the post of prime minister. those six extra votes for sanchez proved costly for spain. in exchange for them, an amnesty was declared to all catalan separatists. this means that a relapse of separatism is likely. the head of the catalan junta party, carlis puigdemont, is under investigation from 2017 in begi. the sanchez government is still quite recent, but whoever remembers the past, let him go, said that. an amnesty for puigdem's supporters, who almost destroyed the country, is unthinkable. there will be no amnesty or self-determination, we have there will only be political dialogue. neither pardon, nor referendum, nor amnesty corresponds to the norms of our constitution. let's finally all agree that mr. pushdimon must appear in court. there are now more than 2 million protesters in spanish cities against sanchez’s amnesty law. general council of the judiciary of spain. sees this as a violation of the law and an unpleasant precedent on the scale of the eur

mr. sanchez is very top of my list is the schedule that we are doing right now. opportunity for stakeholder input. that includes items that members of the public, members of this board feel are important aspects of this rfp that should be considered. these are the kinds of items that we want presented to us so we can take them into consideration and if appropriate include them in our rfp to make sure the respondents address those aspects of care for our retirees. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so to be clear we have kaiser and united healthcare and there isn't a plan to have a third. >> currently there is no plan to have a third. >> too bad. >> begin, an item for us to review. this is the kind of stakeholder input. i have it written down from your comment and the public. we will take that into consideration. thank you. >> >> thank you for robust discussion. >> next item. >> public comment: 10.blackout period notice november 9, 2023 through june 2024: (action) presented by michael visconti, sfhss contracts administration manager >> what we'll see on the screen is

the problem is, mr sanchez has said, clearly and publicly, that amnesties of the kind he's now offeringn. and what mr sanchez says is "throughout my tenure, "i've been trying to reduce those tensions "by taking various measures." now, previously, he has, for example, issued a pardon for nine catalan prisoners. he also introduced a reform of the criminal code, which benefited some catalans facing legal charges as well, to an extent. so he's taken previous measures. and i think it's fair to say that those measures, certainly the pardons, were fairly successful in reducing tensions. he says he's doing the same thing once again, that this is a long standing grievance, this idea of wanting an amnesty that the nationalists have had, and he's now providing it. he has argued that simply, that circumstances are dictating this, because the alternative to him introducing this amnesty law and forming a new government would be elections injanuary, and the possibility of the right coming into power, including the far—right. so he's been kind of using that as a warning. and how are the two main catala

mr. greenblatt: yes, day. ms. sanchez: it includes all students who perceive to be jewish or arab or palestinian in a learning environment free of discrimination based on race, color or natural origin. would slashing the funding for the office of civil rights by 25% as house republicans have proposed make it harder for school and university leaders to protect students and foster a safe and supportive learning environment? mr. greenblatt: i appreciate the question but i'm not familiar with the particular proposal you're suggesting. i would say that as i mentioned before and as i'll reinforce, the office of civil rights, which is there for all students, deserves adequate funding so it can deal with the large number of cases that it has. i also believe that the office -- you know, there may be things that we can do right now to help it. so, for example, i had a meeting with the attorney general last week. i recommended detailing lawyers from the department of justice over to education, wouldn't require any additional money,

mr. sanchez?nk you all for the presentation and thank you, president boggess, for having the time timer set for these presentations. my question is around and so we are very focused on eighth grade algebra. it's a very big topic. obviously my question around it is what are other districts doing so successfully with eighth grade algebra serving the students that we're talking about that that we knew when we had eighth grade algebra? we're not being served well with that policy. c, which was statewide at the time. so we had that. when i was principal at horace mann, we had eighth grade algebra. it didn't work out so well. so how are we going to do that? and at the same time avoid tracking, which is what this district had for decades and decades and decades, is a really good way to sort kids. but it's not good for kids. so i'm just those are my questions. two pieces to that question. one, we are still researching what other districts are doing and we have some preliminary information about districts

mrs. bezes, and he claims that sanchez has amazing intuition that allows her to see what others do not noticef sanchez’s friends. according to her, lauren gets up every morning with the thought of how to help people. the relationship between bezes and sanchez became known in early 2019, when both were still married ; the most interesting thing was that their husband lauren, film director of the hollywood talent agency patrick whitesell, introduced them. sanchez by that time had a successful career in television, was an entertainment reporter programs, and then hosted a morning show on fox and even appeared as a reporter or host in dozens of films, including fight club and fantastic four. then sanchez trained as a helicopter pilot and founded a production company engaged in aerial photography. on this basis , he and bezos became close. sanchez filmed all of his spacecraft launches and even helped the billionaire overcome his aerophobia to obtain a pilot's license. and obviously that's not the only thing that impressed him with her. in january 2019, bezes announced his divorce from his wife mac

sanchez. >> reporter: tonight families of the hostages held captive in gaza daring to hope, and so is president biden. >> mr. president, is a hostage deal near? >> i believe so. i'm not prepared to talk -- >> you believe so? >> yes >> reporter: but so far hamas refusing to release the over 200 hostages held since its october 7 terror attack, including a 3-year-old american girl and a 10-month-old baby. sources tell nbc news a deal would involve a pause in the fighting in exchange for the hostages, though cautioning talks could still collapse among those praying, yoni asher >> i am a father of two little girls, raz and aviv >> reporter: this chilling video showing his daughters, wife and mother-in-law all being kidnapped by hamas. it's been 45 days with no word. are you allowing yourself to be hopeful? >> i have to this family has no other member but me. i am the father. if i would not be their voice, nobody will >> reporter: while in gaza gunfire outside this hospital, where many palestinian civilians are taking shelter. the palestinian authority says 12 patients were killed by israeli shelling. israel says

mr. pusdimon is obliged to appear in court. now there are more than 2 million protesters in spanish cities against sánchez’s amnesty law.of the judiciary. spain sees this as a violation of the law and an unpleasant precedent on the scale of the european union. this is unacceptable, i think europe should see the problem not only in hungary, but in spain, because if we adopt an amnesty law, then in a legal sense we will go back 10 years. europe should not accept this division, because in this case the same thing awaits it most. but europe does not yet understand that the same thing awaits it, not a referendum on the independence of catalonia in 2017, not a referendum. scotland was not supported by the european union in 2014, but now, probably due to the abundance of international events, barel cannot figure out that a stone flew into his garden, or into the garden, as he calls it, without knowing the law, i cannot draw any conclusions , i know about the agreements between the two parties advocating the independence of catalya, they certainly cause me concern, quite a lot of concern, which is quite logical, given that this

mrs. carter. i'll see you at the top of the hour at 4:00 eastern. ♪ >>> hi there and welcome to "cnn news central." i'm briana keilar alongside boris sanchez.eaver wolf blitzer live in tel aviv. and we have 12 more handles back in israel. ten israeli citizens, two foreign nationals released by hamas today. the white house confirming that no americans were in this group. in exchange, israel handed over 30 more palestinian detainees just moments ago. >> now this is the first hand-over of this two-day extension of the israel-hamas truce, and high-level talks are under way now to broaden the agreement with cia director visiting qatar, pushing for adult males to be included in future handle releases. wolf? >> boris, thank you. as part of this temporary pause, desperately needed aid has been able to enter gaza for the past five days. today more u.n. trucks arrived in northern gaza, and you can see the scale of the destruction surrounding that aid convoy. i want to bring in our reporters right now. oren liebermann here in tel aviv, jeremy diamond at karen shalom, the border crossing between egypt and israel. you saw helicopters landing. tell us ab

mrs. bezos. she's in the december issue of "vogue" magazine. news caster turned helicopter pilot lauren sanchezto be a big pillow. while they were at the cans film festival. she thinks he may have blacked out when she found and opened the box. i get it. there are no firm plans yet for the wedding or who will design her dress. she said she'll get to the details when she has a second to stop. sanchez talked about planning her first trip to space aboard the new shepherd, reusable rocket. the other big commitment in her life, bezos's earth farm, a commitment she an jeff made to creating climate solutions saying it is the most important work she has ever done. you can read more of her interview in the december issue of "vogue" that hits newsstands one week from today. >> very nice. finally, five months after the series finale of ted lasso hit our tv screen, two of the stars are reunited. it started out as a jason sudakis duet with his mate singing "shallow." then hannah knottingham saved the audience. check this out. ♪ tell me something boy are you trying to fill that void or do you need more ♪ in t

sanchez is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. really appreciate the opportunity for this committee to acknowledge and confront the reality of risingd anti-semitim and hate, especially on college campuses. and want to thank each of our witnesses for sharing their stories and their perspectives today. because it takes a lot of courage to speak up. in a makeup hamas' vicious terrorist attack against israel on october 7 our communities are reporting a troubling uptick in reports of anti-semitic harassment. we all united under the belief anti-semitism cannot be tolerated in any form. it has no place in our communities, special on college campuses and in our nation's schools. unaddressed that kind of hatred threatens the very fabric of our nation. i want to start my question with vista greenblatt, i want to thank you for your testimony outline the significant spike in anti-semitic incidents in the wake of the hamas-israel war. we have to confront hate early and aggressively and the federal government urgently needs to support programs

sanchez: i have -- the clerk: amendment offered by mr. santos of new york. chair: the gentleman from new york, mr. san toes, and a member will control five minutes. >> one of the biggest infringements on the american peoples' rights happened after the chinese happened after the coronavirus across the globe infecting and killing millions. to combat the virus and save the most vulnerable, president trump initiated operation warp speed which put on display american exceptionalism when it created a covid-19 vaccine in under a year. what ensued thereafter was far more unamerican than anything we can resemble and resemble more authoritarianism. they made employment contingents on vaccine staff status. businesses who did not comply were fined. churches were shut down and people who did not comply were fired. some states were fiscal year than others, but the federal government was the most draconian of them all. federal workers including 8400 united states servicemembers lost their jobs because they refused to take a novel vaccine with minimal testing. i'm not quest

mr. sopko, we appreciate you being here. you know, the vicious attack in august of '21 killed 13 americans and others have made reference to that, but the reason i wanted to mention it is corporal sanchez was from logans port, indiana, which is was in my district and then now, afghanistan faces a collapse of their economy and they face a humanitarian crisis. back in april, during your testimony to the house oversight committee, you mentioned that the state department and usaid refusal to provide sigar information leaves it impossible to say whether the united states provided taxpayers dollars to the taliban or the afghan terror group. so, here is my question, have you received any updates based on what you've said so far, but have you received any update on this from either the state or usaid and can you give any clarity if the united states has given money for humanitarian assistance to the taliban or if the taliban have directed other funds, diverted other funds? >> i think my testimony and my written testimony, we have documented that the taliban are receiving u.s. funds. we haven't been able to identify the exact amount and as i mentioned in my statement, you know, thieves usually

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