nathan's motive.tors said he killed his wife so that he could be with his true love, aina. >> this was valentine's day present to aina and that is despicable. >> aina, who said prosecutor said was nathan's motive for the murder, it was about to take the stand. the star witness at the biggest trial in town. >> please state your name. >> aina dobilaite. >> coming up, nathan's note to aina. >> there is nothing more important me to you than this relationship. >> and the note for the woman that he is accused of murdering. >> he is speaking from the grave, in a way. >> absolutely. >> when dateline continues. >> i'm dara, brown here's what's happening. thousands of twitter employees been laid off after elon musk took over social media company. for those left go were content moderators to help spread the disinformation and hate speech. and it is going to be a busy weekend in pennsylvania, with president biden and former president barack obama campaigning for john fetterman. meanwhile, his republican opponent,

they are nathan. yeah. how's nathan? yeah. was in the sense that all of them worked with nathan. he out. all of them agree with not anyhow. and his responses. this agreement with him is that he betrayed each and every one of them. this is nathaniel. he betrayed each and every one of his partners and that's why they hold something against him. the difference is with him, is not over the vision for future of israel. the difference with him is personal. it's hatred. they can stand the guy and now he is indicted for corruption and they want him out. and that's why was it over the last election? it was a refundable over nathanael. this election to is the referendum over nathan. you but yes, as you said, if he does a ford collision with this phonetic, isis, like character, greer, then probably we're going to see some, some, some blood sheds on the streets. so, i mean, you're, you're protecting internal turmoil with an israel. what is the results of these elections being for the wider region? you think? well, this is the thing you see because especially for the palestinians, right? and

so we do this in nathan also do that in the and what to call the online format that we meet regularly. nato allies, partners led by united states. this is part about providing new systems like, for instance, of the patriots. and that is an ongoing discussion about that now, but it's also very much about ensuring that the system so all of the deliver are functioning, are effective. and to do so, we need to ensure that we provide spare parts, enable them to do maint maintenance of the systems. and also, i'm addition of because all of the huge challenges we face now is that some will also the advanced systems like the ne sums that nate wallace had provided already advanced a natal standard elephant systems or the german artist t, which are advanced from systems that we don't only prove me ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, i use ah ah ah, the news ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, the news lose .

his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture. but the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and center, quote, stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote came in and incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question, who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of law fullness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i beli

southampton have named nathan _ agree with 1920 of them.es _ agree with 1920 of them. southampton have named nathan jones as _ agree with 1920 of them. southampton have named nathan jones as their - agree with 1920 of them. southampton have named nathan jones as their new| have named nathanjones as their new manager and he leaves championship side luton to take over southampton who are in the premier league relegation zone. johnson said a lot of his family are southampton fans and he knows a lot about the club. his first match in charge will be at liverpool on saturday. speaking of managerial casualties, wigan athletic have sacked liam richardson following their recent poor run of form. he led them to the ligue one title last season and he has only just signed and three deal last month. they have since lost six of the past seven games. rob kelly has been placed in caretaker charge. we do have some sad news to bring you this lunchtime. 0ne do have some sad news to bring you this lunchtime. one of northern ireland's most successful motorcycli

now despite the final results, not yet announced nathan. yeah, i already seems to be basking in his rise to the top. have a look. oh, thank you very much. i am not a king. i have to be elected and i will be elected thanks to you. however, the former prime minister will be dependent on support from his right wing block allies. some of them are religious parties which have work to keep control of israel's religious establishment. and his main ally is the right wing of religious zionism party which gained 14 seats. and this is set to make the upcoming government the most right wing in israel, history and the leader of that party. while there are a couple of facts about him, he was accused of a lavishing praise on a jewish terror to a massacre. 29 palestinians, and a mosque in 1994. he also has been convicted of inciting racism and blame for using anti our rhetoric and advocating the deportation of disloyal civilians. as we understand the age of 16, he joined a terror organization which is band and israel. well, it's one of his latest stipends

nathan could listen. you do this, not only for yourself, but also for the to bring happiness. this is why we were created, and there are many other ukrainian women eager to become surrogate mothers for parents in waiting for all over the world that made a shallow. so i've decided to do this for a 2nd time though. we are living through hard times, no income, no job, nothing just time. it's more about earning a living. if i can, why not? even in wartime, keeps state of the art biotech clinic produces 5 babies a day for a surrogacy fee of up to $70000.00. the women take home around a 3rd of that. when war broke out in february, it seemed the capital might be captured by the russian army. within days clinic director ego patch, and olga led a hurried evacuation. except that that really was no safer place for 30 babies to stay. and with more being born, every day, the doctor moved into the clinic with them, where he's remained full time ever since. was there ever a moment when you feared for the lives of the women and the babies in your care here? is often always, always, there wasn

the victory clears the way for nathan yellow to form the most right wing government in the history of israel. some of his coalition partners are religious bodies which have work to keep control of israel's religious establishment. his main allies, the right wing religious zionism party which gained 5th been the and the leader of that party is it might have been via, as you can see, he's got a bit of a check in history, though, a conviction for inciting racism to report li, lavishing praise on a jewish terrorist who killed 29 palestinians at mosque in 1900 ninety's. in fact, he is one of his latest statements liber sema. so the ha, let it, we want to make a total separation between those who are loyal to the sake of israel, and we don't have any problem with them. and those who undermine our dear country, the public wishes for leadership that will protect the land of israel, that will protect our capital, jerusalem, and will settle judea and samaria. the public voted today for jewish identity to personal. i'm concerned for what's gonna happen here in israel about israel's democracy. mo

the most important thing for nathan yell is nathan yell. all right, sir. mar bashar al jazeera senior political analyst helping us 30 on pick some of the early figures where receiving for the tail end of this parliamentary election. let's go to stephanie decker. yes. at the headquarters in televi for steph. so once your initial response to some of the early numbers that we're seeing here, while there seems to be a consensus from the 3 main exit polls, polls pose just 5 minutes ago that benjamin netanyahu and his far right wing block are taking us one majority. 616262. the predictions. again, $54.00 more or less from year latino coalition. so it does seem to be particularly on these early polls and things can change somewhat. but this is a consensus from the 3 main holes that benjamin netanyahu and his block will be taking a slim majority that there's a process now that has to kick into place these boats are going to continue to be counted baptism next 2436 hours they may have some final numbers and then, you know, the president will appoint

his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture. but the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and center, quote, stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote came in and incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question. who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of lawfulness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i believ

you beat us on campus to move them up at nathan william. same any over to charlotte? youtube is with emily sunglasses. most we have been unique nazis. i that that was made. was younger that touched my niece. well, you know, he's like lazlow sized of his bed must be additional. pushed legally consanzo full key. it will not go back to the attack we're done for the award or to truly chiquita was a when i that you select school, see little i for tina to puerto slide view vision, neil, to shovel music. funny to not talk with us and ski need, cordelia shell that is she sway won't rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was an legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah, it was also a vicarious war. it was intended to show russia the new russia that he couldn't go too far the so this case i was mean of what amiabili

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but nathan, william, same any over you. tube is a nice emily sunglass most. we have been unique nazis. i've had a touch. my niece william anisa glass. no sized up is beatrice b adi. small push the lead consanzo full created will not go back to the attack. we're done for the award or to throw it quickly. was it on i that you select school see little not for tina do put a slide view vision. neil gustavo mutual funds will not go fuck with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that history sway. oh, rushing it probably my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the wall crime on most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was a legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah ah, in 2022. the italian government approved a package of military aid to ukraine. coordination with nita to help ukranian defend himself and fight back about 150000000 euros. were i make a week, almost even atomic bombs

and i said it was m but and nathan fell across the island for now. you can to sorta, i'm on, come on a 100 left and i got a letter in while you're there and i'll come in to learn of california. i'm to look at them in a nursery more one there that month. and the min ha are awesome, but a brahman as a judge or some bad ones, 80 and one and met then her and i have elijah, and as, as you was a long the a year more little yara hello, listen at the ski low light and the love, the little dog has in her are damn shackle or am i on? i'm a sort of any, it's still had a little well as a matter the when i'm a slam. yeah. now old on out of ear. sure, william and he and not looks human, more were low lat, mountaineer. that was less of you and lamar city of atlanta, as a hodge smarter little cuss. and you have been learned how you had gotten adam that had been an american san rama rover move in asia, women. ah, when the age of me or was the had been an alan of world alan bare, they miss him. and he has a husband who show them, indoor lambs looms live, and our mara

you know, it was nathan yell who brought the various elements together last year in order for them to work together so that he could potentially form the next coalition government on the right. so there were basically very competitive hosta against one another until net anyhow, made it possible. second, we're talking about a man who is indicted on 3 various corruption charges, who the israelis now decided to put again as their prime minister 3. this is a coalition government on that matter. now that would make sure that there will be no peace process moving forward at all where the palestinians and there will be not to sit solutions and there will be not withdraw from occupied territories. i must add to that. is that all the other important party leaders? what we've seen tonight, all of them. right. but 90 percent of what we've seen tonight. have all i that worked for served under or were ministers in net anyhow government. so what we have today is this invited prime minister has visually gave birth to all these right wing populace parties that are now governing and ezra you raise an

this is the result of boy. boy's name is nathan canadian citizen, sonya and manuel started the surrogacy process just before the war broke out. or what is our to move forward because we fight the war was not going to last long. the war is 9 months old now, and the parents have ventured back into the was to take newborn nathan home to canada, there full of praise for the ukrainians who made their dream possible. they are so brave that i had the impression that i said to myself, we have to be brave to come on. it's not you that isn't in war, it's them. so come on, you do it and be brief. you have ganette survived the shelling of her apartment building to become a 2nd time surrogate 4 months ago. and can the dishes getting genetically it is not my baby. i carried it for 9 months and i talked to it, but it's pure. it's have been waiting for it for a long time, so you have to let a god you legal it. war bravery comes in many forms and hear the giving and receiving of life or among its rewards. jo dehas al jazeera. ah, well this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. and one of the bigge

the movie then up at nathan williams. same any over to charlotte. you tube is with the molly sunglass most we have been unique, nazis i meant that was made was younger that actually we nice. well, you know, he's like lazlow sized of his bed was be additional, push the lead consanzo fall key. it will not go back to the attack when you're done or to the wood or to truly chiquita for the on i, which will select school see little i for tina do puerto slide view division. neil gustavo mutual funds will not talk with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that issue. we won't rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the war crime asa most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war anybody ah, ah, with it was also a vicarious war, is intended to show russia the new russia. they couldn't go too far the so this case i was mean o

this is rami, a swami, nathan. she's the head of a thermal storage company. you've got to read worse or links one high and one low. and when you have a lot of excess power, you use that accessed power to pump the water of pills in a higher reservoir. when you want them power back, you let the water run downstream and turn in a turbine generator. however, those products are hartsville, these reservoirs take up massive amounts of space and you need the right geography to lakes and a hill. a lot of them also work with conventional hydro electric dams, which require lots of upfront capitol and disrupt habitat. storing renewable energy is going to need more flexibility than these reservoirs. one missing alternative that's making headway comes from something you can find right on your kitchen table . so it's much more undone, and it's chemically similar to a young st. robin booker, if they will. this is rosa palace seen. she's a battery researcher at the institute of material science in barcelona. she says it's the best alternative because it mimics lithium, ion ba

assistant attorney general, and gop account for california attorney general, nathan, thanks very muchryday, it is now behind one out of every five youth related deaths in your state, this is one of the main issues in your campaign, i know. what can you do about it to stop? >> so thank you very much for having me on here is what you can do about it here is what not being done. basically we could god go ahead treaty fentanyl drug dealers as fentanyl murdersers devidentlya estimates four out of 10 millions of counterfeit pills,ings ony cotton sedanks perk content adderall have a lethal does kag into california, worse than russian roulette what we can do in california treat fentanyl drug deters as murderers go after them as massive state federal local evident putting them behind bars a firm line if you cross it you are going to. >> i will for a very long time the opposite what has been done in california over the last self years. maria: obviously, you are taking this he seerlgs the persistent o you made a point that ied my about an hour ago, this is not about overdosing this is a poisonin

nathan, thank you for coming on. >>> u.s.itol police have live videos outside the resident of speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, but nobody was watching on friday morning when her husband was attacked. sources tell fox news tonight that capitol police paid less attention when a protectee is not home. >>> remember the biden administration's disinformation board is backing down. it appears to be back at work. from race to covid vaccine. jason will join us live after the break and plus, looking for a babysitter? this farm pet may do the trick for you. >>> an eight-year-old also made history. we'll tell you all about his accomplishments of today's best viral videos, next. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing. you could disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your business. you could fire up a new generation of start-ups. and fuel the search for what comes next. so...what are you waiting for? go. baker tilly. the long-lasting scent of gain flings made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ♪ ...the massa

nathan, thank you for being here. is that what it is?odd to me that you'd be charged with attempted murder and then released. help me out here. >> so that's exactly what has happened. the question in this situation is to who nowed down 25 sheriff -- mowed down 25 sheriff cadets is not a who question. they actually found the gentleman, nicholas gutierrez, but why? did he fall asleep at the wheel? was he under the influence of drugs? was it a tragic stent that he was trying to avoid something or had car difficulty, or did he intend to actually mow down those particular cadets at that exact time? to get to the level of intent is very, very important. the sheriff was very concerned about that they would go ahead and they would charge just the vehicle violation. that would be sort of reckless driving that ends up with serious injury which has a 3-year maximum charge. and sheriff villanueva does not rust d.a. george gascon -- trust. he was worried that fast cohn would file -- gascon would file the lighter charge. instead,s he wants to do the m

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nathan bedford forrest was the first member of the ku klux klan.led the massacre of black union soldiers who had already surrendered. he is someone who was ardent in his beliefs of white supremacist as he. and this bust of him was put in the tennessee state legislature in 1978. that 1870 -- not 1878. there is no way to understand -- that is like when i talk about the relationship between public policy and symbolism. putting up a bust of the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan and confederate army general, there is no way to understand that without having it reflect a set of ideologies, priorities and policies that would be pushed and espoused and advocated by people whose interest is, in some ways, represented by the head of this man they intentionally placed in the space. host: let's hear from don from new orleans. go ahead. caller: love the book festival, love c-span and the library of congress peered we need to have more books to read. i have the issue of slavery, and we talk about thomas jefferson and his dominance of the african people, in

nathan, with this pennsylvania race so close, republican mehmet oz, he seems to have surged in the polls to make this a very tight race. but, you know, to that point, while he was on stage with trump, he never addressed him by name. so i'm wondering what is your sense about how voters will make a decision on how influential potentially this big star power is on their vote? >> i think dr. oz, like many candidates, is trying to walk the line. he needs the trump base. he needs trump supporters who are skeptical of establishment republicans. he needs all those, but he needs independent voters, some of whom voted against trump in the 2020 election. when you talk about pennsylvania, one of the top three senate races in the country that is going to decide control where maybe 35,000 votes is going to make the difference out of 5.5 to 6 million voters total, everything makes the difference. where i think republicans, dr. oz has helped consolidate the republican base after a bitter primary, this those undecided voters, i think they want to vote republican. they just want to make sure that they are

boy, a boy's name is nathan and canadian citizen sonia and manuel started the surrogacy process just before the war broke out. really, what if i were to move for because we fight the war was not going to last, not long. the war is 9 months old. now and the parents have ventured back into the was to take newborn nathan home to canada yesterday. as soon as the day before our visit tv was targeted with cruise missiles. it was the 2nd time in a week. your grand receive some, some, some tiered defense weapons from the west. so i knew that it was, it was a better window over doing it to cross to get it. yeah, they're full of praise for the, you know, the dream possible. they are so brave that i had the impression that i said to myself, we had to be brave to come on. it's not you that isn't in war, it's them. so come on, you do it and be brave. you again, survived the shelling of her apartment building to become a 2nd time surrogate for months ago in the tissues. kids genetically, it is not my baby. i carried it for 9 months and i talk to it, but it's pure, it's have been waiting for it for

nathan, yahoo has a pretty clear path to coalition that would be probably the most right. when coalition in israel history comprised of lee could the party, the 2 or 3 parties, shots, and united tory to them. and of course, the religious time as party led by extremist jewish nationalists. the to mar, been here was to talk about it may have been given. why has he proved to be so popular? so it's marvelle, we are a, has brought in new crowds to be israeli. right, i mean, just to talk of you had israeli left, this even voting. i'm for him really something astonishing and either my bandwidth was a figure that was beyond really beyond the pale in terms of the israeli political consensus for years. this is someone who was charged with supporting jewish terrorism. there is a i conic video of him. actually dealing prime minister reviews and the symbol of this car and holding it up and saying, just as we got to the symbol, we can get to robin. and obviously you talked for being with the staff and they did later that year. so this is the super controversial figure and i think it jus

and the parents have ventured back into the war zone to take new born nathan home to canada. there full of praise for the ukrainians who've made their dream possible. they are so brave that i had the impression that i at that said to myself, we had to be brave still command. it's not you that isn't in war, it's then. so come and you do it and be brave. he of gwinnett survived the shelling of her apartment building to become a 2nd time surrogate. 4 months ago in the kish's getting in genetic lay. it is not my baby. i carried it for 9 months and i talked to it, but it's pure, it's have been waiting for it for a long time. so you have to let a garza eulley gal in war bravery comes in many forms. and here the giving and receiving of life are among its rewards. jonah hope al jazeera eve, the collection of russian propaganda found in the recently reclaimed ukrainian city of her song has been put into an exhibition in kia kurt on less than 2 weeks after ukrainian forces. we captured the city. the exhibited kias war museum shows huge posters of russian historical figures, as well as

so as nathan us allies about i can of going to the diesel. exactly what kind of content have been the last 24 hours lecture, valencia, i thank you. does the fact that the polish government, even after hours of assessing what had happened, was still ready as of this morning as i understand it to possibly ask for article for consultations? does that indicate to you that they do not feel reassured? despite all of these measures that have already been taken, and you said that you're constantly assessing and you've got things on top of our, our military planners making any, any additional plans at this very moment to send more to poland, to reassure them. because obviously this is a credible scenario since they had an article for teed up even after investigations were under way. thanks. as i spoke with post and do last night. so we agreed the owned importance over awaiting the outcome of the investigation. we don't have the final outcome of the ongoing investigation about her at all as agree on the assessment that i just shared, that we have no in

in the meeting today, nathan allies offered the deepest condolences on the tragic loss of life. they expressed their strong solidity with our valued allied polen and made clear that we will continue to support ukraine in its right to self defense. russia must stop this senseless war. last night i spoke with the polish president on they do, don onward, president you as president joe biden, we agreed on that we need to state vigilant. cong aren't closely coordinated. we will continue to consult and monitor the situation that a closely natal stands united and we will always do what is necessary to protect and defend old alice. and without i'm ready to take your questions. you started polish radio, les dean gray and the mac. thank you, and that appointments company said your public build custom post killer. the alton secretary general. what could be the outcome concrete? in concrete terms of today's meeting, can we expect enhancing the europe's, or defense? especially in the conscious bordering ukraine, because as long as, as there were continues, there will be russian rocket striki

nathan, and as these african nation agreed to mediate the rebels withdrawal from occupied areas and send military support. this is the most important thing for us, is that we want peace, that our children who remain in the east of the country, our mothers, fathers, children, older brothers, will live in peace. we need help with the mosque out of the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel, love it here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. we begin with the latest from the ukrainian conflict. moscow and key at have conducted another major prisoner swap with some 50 russian service met, released on thursday in exchange for captured ukrainian troops. there sat to arrive in moscow shortly. now the russian defense ministries said the troops face grave danger in captivity. with some of the prisoners giving accounts of torture and ill treatment, we have our correspondent on the ground to bring you the latest when they arrive to the russian capital. in the meantime, we heard from some of the soldiers shortly after they were transferred to the russian side of the front l

nathan parliamentary assembly is false. a resolution calling for the blocks member nations and label russia a terrorist state. i'll continue providing keith with lethal military aid. auntie caleb moltin has the tea details. sure will. the nato parliamentary assembly passed a resolution calling for member states of nato to designate russia as a terrorist state. now it's important to note this is a non binding resolution, so any actual fall out from it remains to be seen. it's not clear this will have any definite results. now this comes as the check lower house of parliament did recently pass a similar resolution. there has been a similar resolution put forward before the european parliament. now the russian foreign ministry as designated these kinds of statements as xena phobic and essentially spreading hatred for one country. and it's important to note the details of the resolution because in addition to calling for russia to be designated as a terrorist stay, the language of this resolution was just passed by the nato par

and the parents have ventured back into the was to take newborn nathan home to canada. there full of praise for the ukrainians who made their dream possible. they are so brave that i had the impression that i said to myself, we have to be brave to come on. it's not you that isn't in war, it's them. so come on, you do it and be brave. you again, it survived the shelling of her.

are hoping for from this latest at nathan meeting. well yeah, interesting enough here in ukraine. this is a topic that basically hasn't been featuring in people's social media feeds today. previously, near b, cranes were very, very keen to see what nato was saying about potential ukrainian nato. membership that is just all so far off the people are just looking at the sky, seeing if there's going to be another rocket attack or not. but we have heard from ukraine for mr. mitchell caliber who said, basically he expects to things of nature at this summit. transformers, so electrical grid infrastructure and patriot patriot missile system, the anti aircraft, anti missile system that is basically the most high tech system in used by nature countries right now that hasn't been handed over to ukraine so far. they've been lots of different excuses that it's basically too complex requires too much training and essentially too expensive to send in any great scale. but right now, there's interesting case been going on where the germans, after that missile fell, or on a polish village, just 2

from the polish border while meanwhile, so if i didn't have report to the informed americans g 7 and nathan partners that the incident was likely caused by ukrainian ad defense miss all the polish president has made a youth now saying he has no evidence that the fall and mister with 5 by the russian military. while acknowledging the high probability that ukraine's ad defend system was responsible, most likely, it was a russian made as 300 missile at the moment. we have no evidence that it was a missile fired by the russian side. much indicates that it was an air defense missile, which unfortunately fell on the territory of poland. poland could have immediately told the truth about the missile incident. then everyone would have immediately understood that russia had nothing to do with it. when it's discuss it further now with the corresponding to the studio, donald quarter, thanks for coming in dawn. and what do you make opponents? apparently, you turn here when the key, 1st of all this appears to indicate that war saw probably cares a bit more about pointing the finger at russia and risking

and the parents have ventured back into the was to take newborn nathan home to canada. there full of praise for the ukrainians who made their dream possible. they are so brave that i had the impression that i said to myself, we had to be brave to come on. it's not you that isn't in war, it's them. so come on, you do it and be brief. you again, it survived the shelling of her apartment building to become a 2nd time surrogate 4 months ago. and the teachers getting genetically, it is not my baby. i cared for 9 months and i talked to it, but it's parents have been waiting for for a long time. so you have to leave god, god. in war bravery comes in many forms and hear the giving and receiving of life among its rewards. jo, how al jazeera, her alien forces have intensified a crack down in the western kurdish populate of regions is government purchase and to the fed months. rise group say that a dozen people have been killed in 24 hours in paid on shop. people marched enchanted slogans during a funeral procession for 16 year old killed the night before. and father demonstrates

the i repeat opposition parties if they will be that lucky the guns are not as diabolical as nathan. yeah. meaning that then it's a no opposition voted against everything. even the stuff they believed in even, you know, extending the law to jewish citizens on the west bank. they voted against it because they believe they have to bring down the government. there was no sense of national good. it would have been hard before the election to find anyone who hadn't already made their mind about benjamin netanyahu either love him or logan. this election ended up being about getting the boat, particularly voters, haven't asked about in previous elections and that it seems to a word. but now there are hours days, maybe weeks of negotiations to go on before a government can be form. burnett's man al jazeera western mohammed are wastes, is a palestinian american political analyst. he says it doesn't make any difference who wins for palestinians. it's the same for us as a stimulus. and for the world, there is no difference between the labor party or the left or right nathan, the whole is. it's

thank you, nathan.ying suspended accounts will be allowed back on the social media platform in an "amnesty" from next week — provided they haven't broken the law. critics have raised concerns about a potential increase in hate speech. since he bought the company, the world's richest man has fired half of all staff, gutted the content moderation team and told remaining employees to work long hours at high intensity or leave. one of the staff forced out has been telling the bbc about her worries for the future. the employees that are left are the best of the best, and, to treat them like this, i don't know how you can reasonably expect that they are going to continue, want to continue working for you. it's degrading. it's extremely distressing. i have two children. i live in one of the most expensive cities in the world. as a contractor, i am not getting any severance pay, no package. i am searching for a job right now. naturally, that is my full—time job. the twitter workers have really banded together.

and the parents had ventured back into the was to take newborn nathan home to canada. there full of praise for the ukrainians who made their dream possible. they are so brave that i had the impression that i said to myself, we had to be brave to come on. it's not you that isn't in war, it's them. so come on, you do it and be brave. you again, it survived the shelling of her apartment building to become a 2nd time surrogate 4 months ago. and getting the teachers giving janisa clay. it is not my baby. i cared it for 9 months and i talked to it, but it's parents have been waiting for it for a long time. so you have to lead it goes through god. in war bravery comes in many forms. and here's the giving and receiving of life, and it's reward. jonah hope al jazeera new choice. a boss ale on mosque has cuts, employee pucks. it has the latest change in the month since the billionaire took charge of the social media platform. allowances for day care, home, internet and training will partially be re evaluated once the firm's finances improve muscles a confound. there'll be no far

so for nathan, you know how to be in coalition with these sorts of characters in israel. that is going to embarrass a lot of israel's friends in the west and that will put pressure 2nd pressure on a number of countries. if the coalition government will include such, you know, isis type or ministers in the new coalition government, that nathan yell will put together. so we might actually end up going to a 6 elections if we can end up with not any on this kind of a party that would insist on having some over, you know, more important portfolio in his government. either way it's going to be difficult either way. the horse race is among more of the same policies that we've seen the last year that we've seen the last 10 years, to be honest. certainly meant many moving parts to the story. we appreciate your analysis as always, al jazeera senior political analyst, my when the shower live there. thank you plenty morehead, on this news, our including we explain how a political deadlock in northern island is starting to have an impact on people who can do it. i saw the crowd just f

your nathan and i'm a guardian of this old man lying here. you stop a 120 head of cattle. i know he was a rich man. these really big issue that over the years he had to sell everything. he owned magnitude. so our vinnie is in charge of the mount attrition unit for children at the hospital and above one bit. she says many children here are chronically ill. last month, 2 children came to late and died. this little girl is one of the 5 she is currently treating. a hit on this baby is 17 months old. and her arms circumference is very low if it over and it's in the red part. that $98.00 millimeters, normally it should be $130.00 for her age. oh, we don't have good food at home. sometimes we mix the nutrition aid that n g o is give us with cassava. and we cook the cassava with a lot of water back at the camp. dami. harry salas says he tries to help here and there by buying medicine and collecting donations. he believes mainly climate change is to blame for the situation. but he also says corruption by n g o staff and government incompetence, i'm making matters worse. for decades

nathan bedford forrest was the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan. he was a general in the confederate army led the massacre of black union soldiers who would already surrendered. he is someone who was ardent in his beliefs of white supremacy. and this bust of him was put up in the tennessee state legislature in 1970. not 1878. 191860. i believe. i believe it was 1970 around there. and so there is the way to understand this is what i talk about the relationship between public policy and symbolism. is that putting up a bust of the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan and a general in the confederate army, there's a way to understand that without also having to reflect a set of ideologies, priorities, and policies that would be pushed and espoused and sorted advocated by people whose interest is, in some ways, represented by the head of this man who they are intentionally placed in that space. >> host: let's hear from don calling in from new orleans. go ahead, don. >> caller: yes. love the book festival your love c-span book festival and the library