says nat geo. yes. gimme a collision service, which has issued a record number of passports development experts, save people who leave could have the pot to play in the countries gross. they once the government to do more to make returning home more attractive. so i'm a member of our craft skills because when i brought good to the west now, well the learn skills, been villain, the length things that they need to get from here. so it's important that with frontier to practice telling people web left web let's things odd to bring them back to come up, log into our industries here, you may count once to be part of those. we trying to make things better. taking the decision to move back was hard. what do you have support from his family? i was really happy to have him back. extremely happy him knowing that he could come home and they wouldn't be that reproach of. or you went to wait, wait and the consequences come back to different things that you can do it. so hard decisions, but i know regrets whatever yo

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hezbollah will not come back to the border area and was the w as tanya, lima and 11 on the prime minister nat geo, because he is demanding an immediate implementation of the ceasefire. earlier today, these really military launched a barrel issue strikes against what it said. what hezbollah targets in southern bay roots? israel's military, it says it struck 20 targets in just 120 seconds. at least 7 people were reported killed. thousands were wounded to the 1st time as well, also issued as actuation warnings to the center of a root. latasha hole is a senior fellow with the middle east program at the center for strategic and international studies, and she's joining us now from washington dc. welcome c w. thank you for your time. benjamin netanyahu just gave a defiant speech. do you think the israel is truly interested in ending this for i think few words truly and these days, including potentially this one. um, this is obviously a 60 day pause and hostilities and the hopes that it will lead to a lasting cease fire. and no, no, no information on a piece agreement between the warring parties at all.

i and this is nat geo, in front of the cleanser. i think you can say that we come to this if we put it in historical context, would be richard dixon during the watergate scandal. but he was listed as a, an, an indicted co conspirator, or i, in that case that involves the watergate break in a, by his minions of the committee, to re elect him. i and so he was never indicted to begin with. therefore, he never came up for trial. and then when you resigned in august of 1974, his vice president, gerald ford became president and part is richard dickson for any future possible litigation once he was not in the presidency. but again, that's the closest we can get, but everything that relates to donald trump, including the supreme court decision, granting him immunity, is also a historical and unprecedented that this is uncharted territory. drunk attorneys argue that even these charges against him, these proceedings, they all have to stop while he is in office. i'm wondering do trump's legal boys, do they disappear when he assumes the 2nd pre

i'm in for some good enough ex employee of bosnia and herzegovina, state security service, nat geo of landscape. so how western intelligence prepared eucharist love you for its dreadful sight to me, everyone very call out. so you nation because, but as, when it'd be a little bit of cut out. so how do you want me to connect? there wasn't any clue. good day to make one's. in the early nineties, in bosnia they began pulling strings when it was necessary to bring the most of the many to idea. is it bakovich to power? they use the same m o years later in the teeth on independence square provocation with snipers firing at the crowd all the time that usually is done. and you know, we do not mean years a lot because each any a single slip issue. then class of course you broke this stuff. ok, and what the book it will tell you in that little bit if you're not quite sure, okay, it shows at least when i 1st take some portion i was gonna send out an inquiry. so really let's put it in, in a recent screen touch, come up call. i can just get set up for you and i'm not even the little one. always goi

one who said they will be a trial regardless of whether nat, geo, and kalonde show up at the hague. and another saying they cannot be, they cannot be a trial and i've sent you. what is the reality of what happens next as far as this, as well as that, so that kenzie charles and i've sent this, it's not an ideal situation, but with with no, i'm seeing in, in the case of county from, from you down to so they've already started the process for him to be tried in his absence on the basis that the i, c. c has been unable to secure as his arrest and surrender to, to the except for criminal court. so in principle, they kind of have charles and i've sent it again. it's not something that personally i support, i don't think that it serves a particularly, it doesn't send a particular affective message. it's important to have a trial that is for ad is transpired to end it as opposed to public with those individuals being tried. but they would obviously be a mess of that the, the prosecute or the court will have to consider in terms of whether they will be able to secure the rest and surrender o

a new series beginning this sunday on nat geo, owned by the same parent company as abc seven. gosh, this is really a flashback in time because i remember the magnitude. but when you see it and replay t and through those interviews, it gives me chills. >> we all have vivid memories of it. it's just so tragic, you know? but i still want to see this though. yeah. me too. it looks amazing. me too. here's a look at what's going on with our weather. you know, we had a nice little break today. the showers ended this morning, but another storm is coming our way tomorrow. a light one light level. one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. showers in the morning. rain in the afternoon. light winds less than a 10th of an inch of rain likely from this system. here's the overnight forecast animation. we'll see clouds beginning to gather in the wee hours of the morning ahead of a showers that will move onshore in the north bay early in the morning. then more widespread showers will and rainfall will develop by midday and break up late tomorrow night. for tonight, though, no rain. pa

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the school is the card that nat geo mentioned the internet services are closed. so this is going to amount to a substantiated amount of money if this prolonged. now what the focused on derek and software said that they have facebook projects that they're not, they do not want violence or the constitution other right to come and protest in his law by your daughter data. on the other hand, there to, i'm going to stop them at every step tomorrow. thank you very much. indeed that's come on how to talking to us from this level, but i sorry for the weather is kind of to tell a lie. there is a split picture when it comes to the weather close south asia with logically settled conditions across the north of the region, but down in the south and very heavy rain to come. thanks with depression that's formed in the bay of bang goal that's going to sweep across into shore line cause that heavy rain eventually putting into tumble. now do we have good read warnings out here on wednesday for those thunder storms with very heavy rain. we could see some flooding from that for the

so you have those 2 ideas that he would not want to help nat geo, because he dislikes netanyahu and, and not want to get heavily involved in the any, any more involved or maybe pull back from israel, of based on his earlier pronouncements studies against any more wars and expanding wars in the middle, lee, so um, so you have those 2, uh, and quantities. uh, whoever gets elected will be at the, the i saw him or slept. and then you know his bed as far as i understand. and uh, but most of the american electorate, while, while the muslim vote is in, arab americans, obviously won't be voting for harris. you've actually written about the way they have managed to conceal things in, in your legacy media outputs of the dreadful killing of him. good job, you've written about with a us 120 millimeter artillery shell. having said all of that, the war in western europe, trump has been relatively clear about ending because this is a proxy war that is subsidized to the june of 1000000000 hundreds of billions of dollars, tens of billions of dollars. i don't know, government accounting, office title,