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n. g a will start a couple of hours here with a. the 1st is speech by the president of the general assembly. and the secretary general of the united nations followed by a brazilian president, leasing us to let us silver and then a president joe biden. his last a u. n. g, a address will, who will focus a layout and sufficient for continued us leadership on the will stage. that's what we've been hearing on several calls. also a from the white house here that he will focus not on the, on a, the tensions in the middle east. we just had that from my colleagues there, but also on the rushes of war and ukraine. and what about those tensions that in the middle east, which featured prominently on monday? that's right, and that's also what we expect to hear from him and also from prime minister is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as police genuine indeed. and would that possible both to address the you in general assembly on assess the of cause that has been pressure on the u. s. t

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n g b's exhibition and uploaded it onto the social media. it was really a huge disappointment because i believe vague art as to like this. supposed to be the defender for the free and rot. yes. of course you have the free and showing tack of the water. yeah. and the chinese because again, the orders are in the same time, you should a line different voices to be on the same stage. so there's all and is here for truly see it's from different perspectives. chinese authorities, the n g b and just you didn't respond to allegations raised in this program, but you tell is no way up is future in australia. do you think the difficulty of continue my career here? maybe in the future, i had to make a decision to leave here and we started in different countries, which will not be easy because i do love everything here. so much that this my have to be a decision i must made if the situation in our community does not change. surrounded by value child's work at the public gallery in most or agnes calling to leave us a strong message to a stranger. on this

n. g a. this is happening at un headquarters in new york. we're going to dip out of that as we have just been listening for the mirror of the car. shake the mean been humboldt dunny. he also addressed the u. n. g a just for mr. anamosa and he denounced the genocide and gaza and ensured that there are continued efforts, meaning guitars continued, efforts to continue to reach a ceasefire agreement was hoping that was on the bed to address. we will continue to make every effort with our partners until we reached a permit and cease fire secured the release of prisoners and detainees. take the path of adjust solution in accordance with the resolutions of the international legitimacy. and the, our peace initiative for triple to enable the past and young people to obtain all their legitimate tribes for most of which their independence states with the east jerusalem as its capital. on the 1967 borders, the establishment of an independent palestinian state within adjust. i'm firm in solution chevy

in 1982, he co founded the n g, a handicapped international. my name is emily watson. i was born and by somebody come boat here. i have my accident when i was 6 years old and at that time the command rouge with taking over the convergeone. we have to flee a village we. we fled was practically nothing. was on the border between thailand and convergeone. one of the men from thailand pushed me on to an empty personnel. mine. yeah. well i remember from waking up off to the accident to seeing my shredded left leg, i was carried on a stretcher to the cow. we done camp in thailand account when we arrived i so dropped us. they removed the makeshift bandage and seeing the state of my legs. the doctor suggested that my parents put me to sleep. i woke up a monthly so hold on you as yours was you hear me. they had put me in a coma to amputate my lack of a lot of the day. i will do the course at the ones when i was in the house with my parents. i heard a noise and wanted to see what was going on. i asked a man what he was doing and he told me that they were making legs for children

we're going to send you l n g from america. it's only going to cost you full, maybe $5.00, maybe even 6 times the price. how is that happened to you or from his best friend across the pond? and so i, that's exactly as you've said that uh essentially the share of it. yeah. as of the price, the sort of the fact of a whole lot of identity and the biggest unofficially, the deals for the year. and the us and the other part is the accept my deal to get the undertakings you cannot just back up and into sports or anything urgent. 6 votes of one year. yeah. what just happened is that you're paying more for the american guys to do it by us. the media, this is more, it is just another be 4 times as much. yeah. so uh the size is the price of an easy and also cost price. look for the laser because it lindsay the way that much what i mean. i'm so sorry to tell me, but it's it seems so strange to me. so i, i do apologize for jumping and it just seems strange to me. the whole sanctions were supposed to be against russia. and yet it seems like

the age of subordinate, another $300000000.00 of tax payer money to n g o's. to carry out this work with another 340000000 set to become available later this year. that money is going to be spread out over about $55.00 recipients, some of whom again, are in g o, some of whom are state and local municipalities. so bill, the question here has a legal immigration in this form, become big business for n g o's, who again are going to work any lobbying efforts to get, try to get that border under control. when you've got hundreds of millions of dollars going into those organizations to move people around the country as well, we also have detention centers. we also have a huge problem down there with sex trafficking. so you have all these elicit enterprises coming into the country and we don't have a social safety net. it plays funded federal your state to absorb all of that. so you're basically creating the shadow budgets, where angie, those are funded or given resources temporarily, sometimes permanently in continuing resolutions in the budget to take on responsibil

the 1999 gentleman square mexico was a defining moment for g o g n, a university student at the time to join protesters fighting for freedoms. i think it as a former soldier, as a student, that to that at the moment. i like to watch myself to myself those. so just to be me, right. i don't trust this kind of government. that's the moment. it's really changing my money or change the way of the not as office blacklisted off to the protests. by the time he was able to emigrate to his tray, you're in the early 90 ninety's. his work had become political. his new home country celebrated at peace paintings depicting depravity within the p. l. a more avoided major prizes acquired by national galleries and even prostate. on student buildings, but in the mid to thousands, china was booming and goal gin was entice back to join friends in a restaurant venture in beijing. as an artist, he understood he had to be careful. my message becomes software. because i don't want to get in trouble, but the shuffles he didn't last, he was unable to contain these outrage at the government's eviction of office

let's just be honest or like n g o is or non profits. and if i have to say like that work is an important but actually like indigenous people in indigenous women on frontline struggles to protect water in land have actually like transformed. i think the landscape of what we usually consider. environmental is um, probably at some point here in the state of the mexico is what i always states in the u. i guess the only state in the us that can produce nuclear weapons from start to finish. so from my name there uranium to the building of the actual weapon, to the disposal of the waste of everything. and so we live in the middle of this like nuclear monster, the we're on a way to commemorate the largest radioactive spill in us history, which happened on the nation land. and we still want to do like if we can build and every yeah, like i tend to use kinds of like opinions, ideal no more than like 10 minute lake interviews. yeah, i love you guys there of like the most about us, like use organizers here in new mexico. they are on the streets in

both according to this document, mother is a chinese citizen called in y n g. the casa, or so list of family address in china, scrooge and providence. this is what's our search i find when he visits the local office of the chinese communist party. i tend to have find vintage residents showing photographs of full recognize as a daughter offline when g, the same name as a pass, and she still ca, they say call was born here and only moved a way towards the end of 2002. she says he has a message for the full amount may or, i mean the question, the point that when we hang up in the many different how with his asthma, just have to be near corner. it was on the china ministry of state security, did not respond to our requests for comment. neither did i school swapping it's off 4th visit this way, cocoa and parts of the region on the water. as the rain subsides dots, highest management invites us to join them. on our relief operation, they spend days delivering supplies to displaced villages. this is the image. josh, how he wants to present to the well the to be the in

he contacted on silence in n g o z at fights, child abuse, and signed up as a volunteer for over a year. now you've been using his medical training to help survivor yeah, it's, you know suits, you know, the perfect time. yeah. i feel like i feel like i feel like after years of silence, meredith has chosen to open up to me manual like a mini survivors. she tends to distrust the psychiatrists, but this young doctor's commitment changed her mind. they will go the sec. she was given when she arrived in the desert packed with survival essentials. she's been tearing with her for 7 years, unable to revisit the painful memories that contains today with a manual health. she will take a very big step. so i felt like i was being arrested without a trial. you know, just having everything taken from me, like all of my things, the clothes off my back and given a number and then sitting in the middle of the desert with no way to get out. you're right in, in way than this, and you're having so asked by the program to write that so that he's quoting impact data that sees how your behavior impacted your

many here are former borders from the same institutions we were called together today by the n g o. on silenced an advocacy network, that's pressuring authorities to end institutional child abuse and the trouble team in the street. the we're gonna take a moment now and i'm going to give everybody an opportunity to think of the name of the person or the people that you know. we will send lots to this industry. rachel riley. the next morning we catch up with the manual. i'm on the whole, the french psychiatrists supporting the survivors. okay, so i just thought we haven't decided which it looks good. okay. yeah. press conference is 11. yeah. so it's before the story telling up new, afford it. yeah. a demonstration is planned in front of the capital, the seat of the legislative power in the united states emanuel as taking the fight to congress. he's convinced that the very existence of this so called behavioral treatment isn't aberration. his views, as a french doctor, are interesting to the american press you know, make money aside from the get me on the phone send. he said you smile

the same thing united states is trying to do in haiti using n g, those like the national endowment for democracy. yeah. right. is that right? yeah, to, to fan the flames of unrest in the country. well, it's fascinating. i think got to me that, and i'm not sure why we're doing this. i mean, i'm, i'm not sure i'm smart enough to understand the legal and political ramifications of why we think it's better for the federal judges to be appointed rather than elected, especially given what's going on with our own supreme court right now, where we're finding out the billionaire is own a bunch of the guys who were, you know, appointed and, and, and not elected. maybe we should be looking at, at that situation as well as far as a m low, as you call them president over door complaining about the united states wanting to engage in. so you know what they are. i disagree with them. i mean, i disagree when we go to ukraine and tell those people what to do or rush hour or, or, or iraq or any of these countries that are not maybe one percent of americans could even find on a map with mexico in the unit

today she supports her daughters fight, working with the n g o on silenced. and he texted me like last week, shutting them down doesn't take care of the problem, right? i mean there's a mental health crisis in our youth. so is addressing that issue and finding the right resources, holding people accountable for their actions and making sure that they are certified to treat and to work with children in a way that doesn't crush their souls. anything you would like to add, the meredith has also reach, handled her childhood passions for ceiling, which she sees as therapeutic, robbed of her childhood, like thousands of other teenagers. she will continue to fight the odds to denounce the system that continues to be beat. federal regulation across the us, it's estimated that as many as $200000.00 children are being held against their will . in these problem medic treatment centers the the shift your guide to life and it digital the flow of the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll video guide and show you what's

we're going to go to u n. g right now fi, see what we can find out there. that sales are 0. stephanie decker reporting from amman. jordan, and this is theresa bo reporting from un headquarters in new york. so theresa, you heard what stephanie was saying? um, what's happening there is being discussed where you are, our understanding is that there is some, at least embryonic diplomatic effort happening behind the scenes. but we don't know a whole lot more and i know you have a guest and then you'll get to that. but what, what do you know about that? any diplomacy going on as well? we do know that there's been meetings between antenna blink and the golf corp counsel's again. the secretary of state saying that diplomacy must prevail, but they've been talking to both sides trying to de escalate the situation. but that's what we know just now. but let me tell you about what we've been seeing here . and we're gonna ask the foreign minister from a sonia about what they know has been going on here at the general assembly was based, debate is ongoing. let me introduce you to michael's

or that, that's exactly how i received the n g. you know, i, a lot of words were said i, i tend to agree with garland because a trump was president. oddly enough, he had to defend his record, and he didn't criticize enough of the bite administration. that's kind of a new ones that i thought was interesting. but kamala harris absolutely said nothing for what i could tell other than just expressing a vibe. i mean, i did to be honest with you, i was watching it and i had my ipad right next to me and i lost, i lost, lost interest. and when she was talking, i turned to my i ipad i, i just, nothing was being said, but she was the winner. as a result. apparently, angie. yeah, well you know, the lovely sort about that, the less she talks about her policies, the better it is for her. she doesn't have to commit to it. you know, bernie sanders, sen, bernie sanders of vermont. kind of let it out back the other day that come all the harris will do and say anything she has to say to get elected. and i, and that's part of the game and we were at

the ok, let's go back to n g and miami. a garland, i mentioned it in the 1st part of the program and about foreign policy and the, the, the wars that are going on, we have in it and what's going on. and ukraine, what's going on and gaza and the west bank and the middle east in general. but very little a time was spent on it and it was very boiler plate and i, i'm critical of donald trump for, i'm not going differentiating himself more in allowing the, the deep state narrative to prevail here. but you know, that's, that's one of the reasons why i said, you know, the, the, what we see now is kind of a lead agend in world war 3 is very much in the cards right now. and that's something that i discuss on this program. a lot of kamala harris even said, claims that you wouldn't know us troops are deployed in combat zones. nobody pushed back on that. angie no, and there was a metric and look, i mean i was disappointed actually at both candidates for that answer. you had donald trump, who could have said a lot, and really wondered k

we're public schools have opened for the displaced and there are n g o's, circulating the city, trying to provide some support, whether it's food, shelter, or even for that matter. hygiene kids. a really familiar to july and august, 2006. and you describe situation that visual just facing because of the influx of refugees from southern 11 on how much more resources with the city and the government needs to hender what seems to be a drink tight as you describe it. and i think it's impossible for the state to cope with this. and the reason i'm saying that is because loved in austin institutions have largely failed pre award and the economic collapse of the last 5 years following the port blast in august 2020. and the severe crippling political provinces with a caretaker government, not doing its job and the presidential vacuum. there is no input iss for the state to do more or even able to do more at this critical juncture. but that said, the only serious measure taken, which was very last minute, was to open public schools that has housed most of the lebanese that were on the streets la

the set of mini was hosted by father son d o n g. and then the v of should speak then the pain men join this k j matthews. in los angeles case you thank you so much for joining us. the the bear and baby rainbow, a winning big tonight with $3.00 and $4.00 volts respectively. which one is a window for you? you know i, i have to 1st off say, i'm surprised. i thought the night was going to belong to show gun and then the beer. and then all of a sudden baby reindeer came in and, and just surprise everybody's really baby reindeers night. i really believe so because going in, you know, it was like 25 and 23 nominations between show gun in the bear. and it turns out to be a baby reindeer, but i think they got it right. i love baby reindeer. i also like show gun as well in the beer, but i just feel like a baby reindeer really was kind of a sleeper hit of the year. if i could say that, let's talk more about shogun. it's a japanese period drama, which made history the seal with the most emmy nominations. that's $25.00 domination and it also to

anything except for political stance, which is 0 really tells the story of n g. a slits are her politics and her concern for egypt, pores, people fighting, even while behind bars. she didn't care when she was sealed for 4 years in g as a tomb painter, protest, or as in or no to 0. demonstrators were back at it for the 1st day of classes, reading new students, the same old demands columbia to spill investing in genocide, that colombia still investing in women. many factors private security has been wrapped up for the school year and used to be that the campus was open to anyone who wanted to enter it. now you have to show a campus id, what columbia student organizers say their goal is to end genocide. some jewish students have complained of anti semitism. i do not feel safe when the students on this campus are aiding and abetting terrorism. the student demonstrators are promising more actions until the goals are met. regardless the, [000:00:00;00] the blow on the bulk of this is the news life. and so coming up in the next 60 minutes, the wave of this or 80 strikes,

it's that they are 2 minutes the of the i have an n g o. so when the explosion took place. unfortunately, we have teams in place for your construction because we had already done that because you'll have to know that's 11 on it's 1st and the initiative and civil society who does the work of what the state should be doing because we do not have a state the 10 so they might be, i know you saw and that it's been a good search just to see can hear that. so heads up what the note about most of the some stuff me if you wanted to keep them and said ok. so how you came to, to sort of the mazda of the title as an anesthesia indicated that it shows that the big so the, the effects you're entering in a time in which you cannot see the nights at the end of it. i don't think anyone on the spectrum. everybody another exactly so surprising in october 2019th, when the bank is reopen, people went back to the bank that had limits on the 2nd truck was the gun. and so you started evaluate they, we had the 6 right for the deputies pound because $1.00 equals $1570.00. so we are at $1.00 equals $

it's not just that they feed us, it's that they are 2 minutes the i have an n g o. so when the explosion took place, unfortunately, we have teams in place for refund section because we have already done that because you have to know that's another non it's person that initiatives and civil society who does the work of what the state should be doing because we do not have a state that has to be in the shop and that they can a guest. so just so so you can hear that. so how does a, what the note about most of the media kit on said ok. so hey, the candidate to sort of the most of the table as an empty shop. okay, let me get it to the 400 and how that initials the big. so with the, the inspection you're entering and it's on the would, you cannot see the nights at the end of it. i don't think anyone searching for the spectrum, everybody and it says the price thing in october 2019th when the bank is reopened and people went back to the bank that had limits on the 2nd talk was the currency started evaluate they we had this fixed rate for the use pounds because $1.00 equals

the in the hills behind downtown sol paysimple awards from the offices of adult, the n g o cover. it shows me the work they've been doing. this is just a tiny bit of the evidence we've brought to the commission of the hundreds of cases, patients now seen old, listed as opens up the adoptees question. these they are both orphans on paper, but the family is electrical families. they're not described in the documents, and that is a strange thing. you come in often and have your parents described in your documents at the same time. and in some cases here that even found the biological parents. so when they were you not with their families, they learned the truth of this. the next thing is the similarity. all the documents, all the cases here, they have exactly the same description. in one city, at least 52 children were given identical back stories. they were abandoned with a nurse with a name and the state. this one is a 9 by the paper. slick sense down if i close and here no finds a paper script phone isn't quite a that's a lot of missing children with a type of slick and that cloth

anything except for political stance, which is 0 to tells the story of n g a splits are her politics and her concern for egypt, pores, people fighting, even while behind bars. she didn't care when she was sealed for 4 years in g, if the tomb painter protest or prisoner. no, just the wrong news from i'll just on the go and the tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and type to move the new app from out to 0 new at using. is it the, the the indian, the federal investigation agency has the rest of the senior police officer and the former head of a medical college for their handling the case of the rape and murder of a training doctor inside the hospital refused a timeframe with evidence and misconduct, the investigation protests are taking place across india. off to the attack, we are tracking those costs are last month. people are calling for the comfortability and they want stronger laws to protect women in the workplace. so i guess on y'all is a dumpster