nathan: thank you so much. i think we want to thank the secretary for his conversation with us today. [applause] and we want to thank all of you for joining us. this has been an interesting conversation. i know we have a lot of work to do together. so let's do it. and this ends our conversation today. thank you so much for joining us. have a good day. secretary cardona: all right. thank you, everyone. thank you. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪

>> all right, nathan. >> oh -- >> the password is -- "succession." [ audience oohs ] >> steve: nathanve: i want to see too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does that count as a a clue? yeah. >> logan. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: "succession"? [ cheers and applause ] [ bell dinging ] ♪♪ wow! >> questlove: oh, wow! >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> questlove: wow. >> steve: wowee. >> questlove: you deserve that. you deserve that. you deserve that. >> i'm exhausted. >> jimmy: we are exhausted. this is -- >> steve: my gosh. okay, there's one more. this is the last clue worth one billion points. >> jimmy: wow. >> oh. >> questlove: one billion. >> the password is -- "achoo!" >> steve: start us off. >> who's winning? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one is. >> no one? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one. >> so sad. >> jimmy: all right. okay. sneeze. [ laughter ] >> achoo! >> jimmy: yes! [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ >> steve: oh, my goodness! [ cheers and applause ] whoa, now. >> jimmy: my thanks to dove cameron, nathan lane. [ cheers and applause ] we're talking to nathan after the break. stick around, everybo

because nathan, yahoo now wants to stay out of prison. he is made that fortune bar to bargain with the fanatics and the fascists to his right. and he is more than winning now to push forward with this judicial agenda even if it's possible and a month, as i said to stay out of prison. but at the risk of transforming his or it into an in liberal democracy slash but have something like a fascist theocracy of sort. that won't be looked at positively in the united states by the, by them and ministration. especially that by then in particular, can see the similarity between what nathan, yeah, how is doing in israel and what his nemesis trump has tried to do in the united states. meaning this in liberal agenda for personal reasons. really find a similarity in the strong p and figure coordinate the now. and that's not something that look at positively in the west. thank you so much. my one. let's on bring and tell snyder who is a political and diplomatic correspondence of the times of israel. she's joining us from tel aviv, so this news that neta

and that nathan here, how could lose his leadership within that he could party. now this is important for a number of reasons. i tell you what, because if not, then how goes it doesn't mean it's going to be all dandy and well for israel and for democracy or for the palestinians, for that matter or for us is regulations. but what will be essential is that this, this barrier to a coalition among the secular, right? the center, right the far right in israel without the religious and the fanatic zionists would be possible. and i would say the following between israel, between no and blue and white party lecount i, we will, we, we and, and of course are of what the 4th party we would have a majority of 7474 members. and they are all willing to come together only if nathan yell is removed from the scene. so i think there are a good number of possibilities now that israelis within the cood and within the acquisition could start thinking about that they after nathaniel. and by the way, that part there was a 3rd party hodges, it was a political on a small on bushes as alw

i think that i am maybe it's the last rabbits that nathan jo has in his hat. it's, it doesn't walk. i mean i, we are all the protests or the process movement are now in declaring that we are not going to stop. we know netanyahu, everyone cause him a liar, even his allies knows is a liar. we know it to world for the past 12 years of his regime. and we are not going to believe it. we know that his trying just to, to make the protest disappear. but yesterday, and the day before we so something that we have never seen in israel before. and what happened yesterday is backing up is a huge victory for us. not. it's not the end of the, of this struggle on their, their way democracy of israel, but it is a huge victory against someone that as you describe these seems to be a magician. but his ran out of tricks and well, we are also seeing overtures from the u. s. i c. bind biden's administration has offered a carrot of sorts to nurse and yahoo they hadn't invited him to washington dc, but he is now ostensibly going to visit the white house in the coming months. it still unscheduled in this al

so we are the true position to nathan young. a. any of you say that what happened on monday was spontaneous, but there had been previous plan protests. a lot of this has really been driven by the groceries, but i see that there is a group calling itself. the struggle h q. how is the grassroots movement organizing going forward? i say it's not that organize. i mean there's a lot of organ organizations. there is the head headquarter, and we are all talking actually. we should understand it's people from or the rainbow that political rainbow of israel. right, left, a jewish mo say like a jewish religious secret. i drove all that together. different groups, doctors psychologies army, everyone to good and knows that all the other goals that we have for israel need to be pro spawned in order to defend it, the democratic read the israel democracy. so we are now actually we prepared a big demonstration full to day, but what happened to do the past 2 days make us today to take a small pause to rethink ourselves. but one thing is certain in

this time, the our fuel by nathan yells, dismissal of defense minister you off garland. he became the 1st government official to suggested a farm should be halted with b, u. martin margaret, with nature nurture with no other choice. with these riley government wants to change the current system to allow parliament to override it. decisions off the top code to plan has divided the country. his size far right parties welcomed the dismissal of q off garland, but the opposition bunch and see nathan, yahoo had crossed a red line. usher, solace with mean vine massport best organizers on planning to pull daily demonstrations against the controversial reform. our correspondence in jerusalem tenure claim. i told us how the protesters took to the streets after the sacking off the defense minister was made public. absolutely. and as soon as the decision was announced, her that prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, o, fired, or the defense minister, you of gallant after his address to the nation last night. people the organizers of protest, but just people anywhere. they just went out

. >>> citi's chief economist nathan sheets will join us the vulnerables in the market, and his call on a pause for the fed next week. >>> later, ecb former president jean-claude trichet on the 50 basis point rate hike we saw from europe this week. credit suisse's worst week since the financial crisis. >>> we're going to start with the markets. take a look there. we are -- oh, this is almost the lows of the session, sarah, but it certainly seems to be as we've been watchling the last to hours. nasdaq the best of the bunch s&p is negative to the tune of 1.15%. also want to keep a close eye on the banks, as we have been all week first are erepublic continues te in the spotlight yesterday, a whipsaw day today, no different, really. well, different in the fact that it's been straight down, even after the positive response we saw yesterday. $30 billion plan unveiled by the consortium of 11 banks. >> it is a familiar pattern. we wonder if the rescue attempt will stem the bleeding and inspire confidence we came in monday morning thinking, hey, wait a second, the fed just stepped in and guarant

however, nathan, he, i was taken a major blow. this is a, was a giant reform revolution really, that he was trying to pass. he put all his weight behind it. and the country simply rose up, or a big chunk of the country rose up and eventually now he's step back, came back from it. and, and, and shell did at least for the moment. right? so he won the fish as much or as well as the the right wing us and he's coalition is a very different reason. so if you look at the right wingers, especially ones or more nationalists either from far right, they want this so as to avoid the supreme court curtailing some of the settlement activity that they favor ultra orthodox and its coalition wanted. because the supreme court is tended to limit their ability to avoid construction to the military and to impose religious laws on largely secular state. is it within his own party? there are other reasons and he personally, of course, needs it for his own reasons. he is under trial at the moment trial for bribery and breach of trust and to get out of th

nathan, he, i was back stabbed or betrayed or what have you and now nathan? yeah, i was basically beholden to those rogue elements within his coalition and i think by then understands that. and i think most israelis now understand that and hence we are at a crossroads of a very dangerous situation. and that's why i think it's important that there are new calls for him to quit, to design. and i think he, why these now in his 6 therm and we've seen his radio officials like his predecessors, for example, who'd all mark who quit on a much a less charges after he'd been indicted and on the less up upheaval in the streets of israel. but nathan, you know, proved to be quite thick skinned right here in england. right. and elsewhere in the world, a prime minister would quit on that far less pressure than what that than yeah, was under. but he feels that if he puts now, he's probably gonna go to prison because he's been invited on multiple charges of corruption and so on, so forth. so yes, he is beholden to lease rogue elements, those racist and fascists and fanatics w

in exchange nathan, yahoo, if they agreed for the formation of a civil national guard, the bank of beer has pushed for him. you can see the large protest taking place right now and there against the legislation in the protest being held in both western brucell and as well as tele vive, we do expect nathan yahoo to address the country shortly and we'll cross to him when he speaks at the time being, we're going to speak to hug i mutter with the executive director a plus 997 for magazine. he is joining us from tele v. thanks for your time with us . you've been to the protests that have been going on over the past few months. do you think this announcement of the delay in plans to introduce this legislation will take some of the steam out of the protests. we actually think most likely the hard core of the movement will continue. you can see the comments people are making online. it's very, very clear that the reform is not canceled. and the reason that i was freaking the reform is just so we can set up a new militia that will be. busy led by ben bill and will basically serve to oppress thos

has led to a general strike and seen thousands of israelis take to the streets. opponents accused nathan, yahoo of a power grab saying the changes will give the rule in coalition unchecked power. natasha named reports from west to ru slim. in the face of protest growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise or hope to meet from a national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law in this kinetic tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next class it mon benjamin netanyahu gave way as the country faced growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses. tens of thousands, still the streets to voice, their frustration here. fighting for this tradition, for this attempt to overthrow the judiciary and take control of the position will be thrown away from the table. and we're also asking that benjamin at anyhow will resign and take responsibility for what he has done to this country. but netany

i'm outlining batch of nathan fax from video center, middle east policy bookings. thank you. thank you, sir. ah, germany has severely criticized russia's recent announcement that it will station nuclear weapons in ballard roost. as another attempt at nuclear intimidation, russian president vladimir putin said on saturday. that short range and nuclear weapons would be stationed in bel roost, which borders ukraine, as well as that nato members, poland and lithuania, data condemned what he called a dangerous nuclear rhetoric. his poland, deputy foreign minister. but at axia, with the reaction to this issue should be com that also firm spoken. com. since we cannot be intimidated by russian propagandist, the president of russia uses his propaganda very often to try to scare the west in what of course, is an attempt to petrified, to make the west be too scared to help you crane wrong to give in. but to be afraid of introducing even more far reaching sanctions, usa valley, you don't. so thank a spring, elena, a cobra r v. vienna center for disarmament and non proliferation. welcome

nathan, let's go with a very welcome. this is dorothy international would be very late as well. news updates. it's great to have you with our top story, this, our audience on factually unsupported information. that's the evaluation from russia's foreign ministry in response to the findings that you wouldn't box prob, they claimed. most goes. auctions in ukraine, including the alleged deportation of children, could amount to war crimes since the investigation of the criminal actions of chemo regime, which unleashed a war against the people of the don bass in 2014, was not a part of the commissioner's mandate. anti russian and political bias was programmed from the beginning. reports prepared by the commission contain odious factually, unsupported information collected using the method. there is a reason to believe our position remains firm. all conclusions and results of the so called investigation of the discredited commission are void to us. when meanwhile, 2 ukrainian children have been returned to their home with the a

let's bring in nathan fax, he's director of the center for middle east policy at brookings. welcome to the w mister netanyahu. i said he wants to take a time out for dialogue, but he has a battle on his hands. doesn't he? with the opposition and his own coalition, he really does his justice then between the public war and we've seen poles today as a showing the opposition gaining and strength of the elections today on one side and on the other side, the far right threatening to leave the coalition, if he does pause, he had to pay off the far right in other policy areas to just keep them in the coalition. he's in a very difficult mind. he's lost a lot of is previously perceived power and he seems weaker than ever in many respects. ok, so he had to make concessions to get them this far. what cards does that leave him to play to get this back to the 2nd and 3rd readings? well, the real question for him is, does he have the votes? and if he passed that, what would happen to the country? the vote is not an easy question. the minister of defense to was who was fired this week, sai

i will, nathan, yahoo has responded to biden's comments. he said, israel makes his own decisions based on the will of the people. method. yahoo said domestic matters wouldn't be influenced by pressure from abroad, including from allies like the united states. still ahead on al jazeera, the u. n. debates the creation of an international mechanism to find thousands of syrians gone missing since the start of the civil war. and hums the use of wants and independence scotland but the country is new. first minister is facing many more immediate challenges. ah ah that i welcome to have a look at the international forecast cuz i'm good whether across northern parts of china and my largely clear skies right, the way across into the korean peninsula. i pressure in charge further south a little more on the wire clout here. that's where we're going to see the, the wet weather. that'll slip its way a little further south would still, as we go through when stay far south, china could see some local ice flooding from some rather thundering heavy burst of

nathan, yahoo has responded to biden's comments. he said israel makes its own decisions based on the will of the people. nathan, yahoo said domestic matters wouldn't be influenced by pressure from abroad, including from allies like the united states. still ahead on al jazeera comes the use of once an independence scotland, but the country's new 1st minister is facing many more immediate challenges. and the international olympic committee makes a key recommendation on the future of russian and better russian athletes. ah frank assessments, justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me, a map informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world's day critical debate. a bird in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, april analysis era, frontal care and syria al jazeera reports on how earthquakes, survivors are coping during the holy month of ramadan. 11 east meets the young russ

not just because administration is upset with the fact that nathan, he, i was doing what nathan, he, i was doing along with the whole number of fanatics and fascists in his coalition government. but because the american jewish leadership doesn't like what's happening in his way, don't like this fanatic all through orthodox coalition in israel, that doesn't even recognize the reform judaism. consider the conservative judaism that makes the majority of american jews. they don't recognize them as jewish. so american jewish committee is quite upset and now by those upset and so there's the rebuke of these really government. i mean one is his pause all or suspended there that the controversial plans and having discussions of the opposition to try and count the compromise. he seems to think he can come up with a compromise or i like is it there? it depends on the opposition. if the opposition is going to be deceived once again by nathan, you know, then it's possible. but if the opposition understands what's at stake and that they could box him in and now that they are supported by the unit

well, nathan, yahoo has responded to biden's comments. he said israel makes its own decisions based on the will of the people. netanyahu has rejected pressure from abroad, including from allies like the united states. a funeral has been held in the occupied westbank for a palestinian man killed by israeli forces or may lorna die. and after being shot in the stomach during an israeli raid, in the city of nablus last month, israeli forces have killed $91.00 palestinians in the occupied territories this year. till a head on al jazeera, he wants an independent scotland, but the country is new. first minister is facing many more immediate challenges. and the international olympic committee makes a key recommendation on the future of russian and better russian athletes. ah hello, we have some very wet weather, stormy weather clearing away from the southeast corner of the us. that's the same weather system that brought those violet storms. tornadoes across the deep south, then it's now pulling out of the way, but we can see more wet weather, mor

and later on his secretary state to put brush nathan he out to get with the program as it were. and net anyhow did not. because as we also know from the neo, he thinks that he knows the united states better than anyone else. he is in fact infamous for saying that, you know, america is no problem. i can deal with the america. i can move america as i want to it, he did that actually on the evil, one of his campaigns. so i think his arrogance towards his own public and to worse the united states might finally be backfiring at just briefly. then the next stage that everybody's looking at is what abraham and forgive me for benjamin netanyahu does next. and obviously that is going to be to try to reach some sort of com promises. we've had an indication to some degree of the kind of compromises he's prepared to make his offer. this my big via the security minister and the possibility of creating a national guard which would fall under bank of years and control. but is there a sense that by making this kind of of compromise, we are seeing a power shift in the coalition, and that power i

her husband, nathan, teaches agriculture and coaches wrestling at turner public school. they knew they wanted to start their careers teaching ag in rural montana, but it didn't add up financially, with the state's low starting teacher pay. thankfully the teach act made a big difference. kylee told me the boost from the teach act was her deciding factor in moving to harlem to teach. thanks to the teach act, we have kylee and nathan, two new young teachers educating our students. they're making our future a little brighter every day. kylee and nathan, thank you for your dedication to our kids and montana's future. please, stand up. [applause] gov. gianforte: friends, a four-year college degree is not the best option for everyone. many new good-paying jobs require specialized skills skills developed through apprenticeship. when we took office two years ago, government regulations blocked access to apprenticeships. so, we modernized our apprenticeship system and montana and we quadrupled the number of apprenticeship slots. [applause] and we are seeing results. in 2022, monta

how did nathan? yeah, i'll miss how asked if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is formation of a far right coalition government. he would have an impact of that area who michelle . michelle ought to be. i will. oh yeah. to for thought to be be along to cologne. we are talking. we, i don't to limit a notation here car that i la, hold night muff to half about who we are kado. i just have a tell you i will relic garcia's to put b, y the l. o. he had why attended? and who are leanne, who had to had that magellio, who at the door assess how that let the yahoo, nathan, oh goodness in the sky. any nyja did ladin nathaniel, myself and lisa lily a little back a couple of them. and when i say at the back of them and how i had the time and mom and a be dear, no muslim in a home be had another linearity that they almost ran, that they will calculate. they whom i knew i wouldn't know one. i luna file now or man, i'll stop here and i had left to soft italy. leslie de la o'clock when maggie nathan. yahoo! i've know

the pat nathan has a chance encounter i will call you. busy and i was buying a book, there'll be a name and date of intelligence. they are going to look if someone's going to. yeah, but nothing can benefit in me tells the intelligent chief he has a solution, the 5000000 you know, every year from if you do a corporate lesson over his scores. so he drove me to give it a bit more. so, you know, extra entity, be nice, company golden bag international is granted an exclusive license to export canyon gold. instead, gold from what is now the democratic republic of congo is smuggled into kenya. he sells it abroad and receives the 35 percent commission from the government in total putney pocket, $600000000.00. it shared with our moines and the government officials who gave him the license with the kennedy and court went after him for nearly 13 years. he was acquitted of all charges. scott free. he moved as in bob where the reinvent themselves found new religion started his own church. and the one who now again g as in bob, it is very b because all

chris understood, we thought warranty sims, hey, nathan, hey, i'm not really. so we're in a long time. anything we'll come see no shocks on off a coffee table, multiple offices on i don't do much for him for that. we know that many of the families are getting out, luna, children getting out from what you understand. i but are the rebels prepared to stay and fight for aleppo at this point? absolutely. dean shops, tactics and theories of being practiced on the streets of syria as we speak now. where we didn't promote the tactics and explained them to people through the facebook pages that we have. and also the youtube channels. this is how aside from, you know, putting flowers on the spots where fallen heroes fell and raisins from graffiti campaign while you march from cleanings 3 to make you know, nice and best. think this we can do something even better than the regime can do in terms of services. the pages that assist you today regina university and it does seem to be reading the future. it's in the syria and is i can see them in the cottage miller, the habit

our cook for room for says nan. yan lawson missed each school in nathan island. that's normally ego louie gray, who's schifflet's analyst of bully peachcare for shes. oh awesome. they need a meeting them i she finishes wasn't more good yesterday related them social poster . now i should shortly be away with it. it just will be to apply here with me who's the jam is as a and your pastor as that, as most teachers schalk out that i'm getting through, getting on c o. e. lucas did notice. do you like that to i via got senior lead sir. broad or play me the doorway a to your grades. got to roy, so deuced beauty. diesel doubled muted units. ah . a vulgar as a sunburn that oh shoot towards you know was my origins get nauseous? lushu chip smo region. silica he had their girls or no. so just them her tried to my roku, stick to the year. ho, she ho dumb. linda po, music of marcia onto marina. no, go sloppily. gulfport a bunch of se pianos are slow to go in such a mildly go to the sheer fugitive papa. yes, no books should just push a 1000000000 me sabi, some of the while ago

there will be crushed by nathan yellows. sheen of state utilized. we saw it every day, cleverly and long see just 3 months after he has the country again, he does and he lost totally control on economy. it's on the. busy on the, on the dangers around us, we are, i will actually snowing to rosalie. i'm going to live in 30 minutes low with him to resign him, were attacked, she the cli attacked by rights regal. i don't know who they want, but what physical effect our after use i know hygiene in jerusalem waiting for someone to rescue them. and to make more than yogi bentley, a personal melisha back and puzzle and false oval police and army. and well, i am really worried about distinct of israel in about my own a that safety assessment group. as i understand that fights for a democratic state for all. what do you think these development in israel mean for palestinians and for democracy, for all people and not just for the jewish citizens of those rules of schools of schools? actually i don't your district right now, but we have showed sang democracy ful

but what we see now is little anger, because it's all over yes, that's what nathan yos are decided to do is if he goes down with his co option time, it will bring the entire country down and is the major final many right now in his own and when is the discipline 10 years? i say i get a lot of what's up messages form from different organization, different groups that just go there because they're so angry because it's obviously what happened to know that these ready to compromise is a security, as long as it can keep his government. what does it mean for people like naphtali bennett and a victor lieberman to describe netanyahu as a dictator, even if they are his political enemies and his opponents. but for to, you know, to be saying to me, making remarks like israel is in greater danger. there any time since the young couple war security, danger, diplomatic change, economic danger. i mean, these are comments from a former prime minister enough tally bennett. what does it mean? how is, what is the effect? is that likely to have on the country? what does this mean for netanyahu is a thin

at 2a, nathan broadhead had to be patient for this opportunity.he bonus of picking up a point in croatia, latvia tomorrow already feels like a must—win match. latvia are the weakest side in their group — latvia are the weaker side in their group — more than 100 places below wales in the world rankings. we have to be patient. i think they're going to sit back and do a couple of attacks, so we have to nullify the threat. but when we get the chances, we have to be ruthless. but wales have been embarrassed by seemingly weak opposition before. latvia's baltic neighbours estonia dented wales�*s efforts. the dynamics tomorrow will be different from last saturday. wales no longer underdogs, but nothing should be taken for granted. tomos daffyd, bbc news. scotland, meanwhile, take on spain at hampden tomorrow with manager steve clarke urging them to be "patient without the ball". his side comfortably saw off cyprus on saturday, while spain opened their euro 2024 qualifying with victory over norway. i got to every game thinking i'll win nd i've done i'll wi

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revenge thriller meets modern british life in femme, the story of a young drag artistjules, played by nathank by a thug. a few months later, he finds his attacker preston, played by george mackay, in a gay sauna and plots his revenge. the film is based on a bafta—nominated short movie, also called femme, that its two british directors made a couple of years ago. they had a clear vision of the feature they wanted to make. it's an amazing movie. where did the concept come and how long has it taken to bring to the big screen? originally, we kind of came up with the idea in 2020, didn't we? yeah, we did. we werejust... we've been friends for a long time. we lived together for three years and kind of had wanted to work together for a while. and we were having a real kick on sort of neo noir, late night thrillers. safdie brothers, nicolas winding refn, kind of classic scorsese. and we just sort of had this feeling that it was a boys' club that we didn't quite have access to, as queer creatives. but femme infiltrates that space superbly, helped by nathan stewart—jarrett and george mackay�*s perform

not just because the administration is upset with the fact that nathan e, i was doing what nathan, the i was doing along with the whole number of fanatics and fascists in his coalition government. but because the american jewish leadership doesn't like what's happening in israel, they don't like this phonetic, alter orthodox coalition in israel. that doesn't even recognize the reform judaism considered to be conservative judaism, but makes the majority of american jews. they don't recognize them as jewish. so american jewish committee is quite upset and now by those upset and so there's the rebuke of there's really government. what he's trying to do is to get the legislative where it's sidelines are supreme court and limits the power of the judge, the judiciary, so that he and his cronies, karnicia slate, any law or any kind that basically will keep them on top and keep him more like a, an autocrat than a democrat. the head of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog has warned of increasing military activity near the russian. how's that patricia nuclear power plant in east in ukraine? raphael, gr

justice for rhoda nathan doesn't mean convicting and trying to execute somebody who didn't kill her. the prosecutor rinses her office did nothing wrong, saying the opinion of one trial court judge operating beyond her authority does not change. that fact. jones is now living at his sister's home with a gps monitor . he spoke out yesterday sharing how is spent part of his 27 years in prison, making quilts and stuffed animals, given the people who have helped reached out and helped me in. this is just my way of saying thank you. meanwhile in florida, a different fight for justice making headlines after 34 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit sydney holmes walked out of prison, a free man judge throwing out his 400 year sentence for armed robbery. all along, he maintained his innocence, leading to the case being reopened. officials then confirmed homes did have an alibi and a witness had misidentified him for elwood jones back in ohio. his new trial is set for next february. andrew rhiannon, andrea thank you. it is time now for your wednesday, weather forecast. well good morni

n. gave permission for nathan lead international peacekeeping force to be formed in pristina. with the goal of providing stability to the water and region. the mission consisted of both nato and non nato members, which organized several joint exercises with local security forces fast with non military functions. however, in 2018, christina analysis funds to change and transform the cost of security forces into a fully fledged army. despite objections from local serbian residence. now moscow doesn't recognize the cost of those independence and has criticized opening the western bombing campaign of $99.00. under the eve of the anniversary of nato, the commercial foreign ministry spokesman cast down on the humanist reputation of the us and its allies. under the cynical guise of humanitarian intervention for $78.00 days, nato aircraft and navy struck the peaceful cities of this country. more than 2000 missiles were fired, 14000 bombs and other munitions were dropped, including those containing depleted uranium. the same one, the britain considers its standard for use. the reputati

nathan: thank you so much. i think we want to thank the secretary for his conversation with us today. [applause] and we want to thank all of you for joining us. this has been an interesting conversation. i know we have a lot of work to do together. so let's do it. and this ends our conversation today. thank you so much for joining us. have a good day. secretary cardona: all right. thank you, everyone. thank you. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ mike pence. president and ceo of the lbj foundation on behalf of the center for national security for international security and law, the public-interest declassification center, intelligence studies project i want to welcome you to an evening with the director of national intelligence. as you know, tonight one of a series of public programs that we host at the lbj presidential library for friends of

nathan, yahoo took this decision on the pressure again because there were several ministers in the right when block have especially a very, very controversial but influential figures roles, national defense, minutes of band we are, he called on nathan, yahoo to set could go along. 7 just hours have to this decision again, thousands of people have taken to the streets and what they called a spontaneous protest major gatherings happened to tell. and even here in jerusalem in front of prime ministers residence residence they was again clashes with the police. so far we don't not know if the rock casualties from any side, but we know that there was a number of rest already following the decision to sec, the country's defense minister, several members of the coalition and members of the party made statements saying that they would back out, they would support prime minister if he decides to stop the traditional reform right now. but chances of him doing bad, very slim, because again, he's in a very delicate position. if he praises the reform, he will definitely lose the support among the righ

so we're about personality politics about nathan. yeah. here you have people taking to the streets because they care about the future of israeli democracy. and we'll see if compromises will be made. their meeting is taking place right now, and hopefully they can rain in the consensus on what can still be changed to satisfy all sides. get in how, how much of this has to do with, with religion is fairly right. she. she noted that this perhaps is a battle between the classes, perhaps in the, in israel, to what extent does your background, your economic circumstances and how religious you are decide where you stand on this issue. when the agenda would be the 2nd though, the so the identification before the seats will be your ethnic identification. and then that being a part of a lead or being from the lower classes, being jewish or not jewish, and only then come religion. yes, there is a division, according to religion, namely between the sexual and their religious. the way, why is this sanction sees the liberty you have seen that too much is

and so this is the problem of nathan he has on making by putting himself with the radical races groups. then they basically are black men in 2 days earlier. they were meeting in the shadow, michelle, and before that, they're me, when i come by the us, the american jordanians, the actions are trying to get a really, to deescalate and israel promised to be escalate. and then their senior minister does what he just did and it did blows up the entire effort by the americans and the arabs too, especially with the rather than starting tomorrow, a day after it blows up the entire attempt to de escalate the situation. it shows that we need a political situation, not the military on that day security solution. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time with ah ah ah ah ah ah.

you heard from nathan and nolan that the defendant's favorite gun was a super black eagle 1.r nathan going through each one of these guns and how knowledgeable he was as to the differences between them? sled search moselle for every .12 gauge, no super black eagle 1. family weapons. family weapons killed these victims. and on top of that, just like the s and b 147, not as much but in evidence, federal double buck, steel 2 shot, rounds were found at different locations on the property. what does that mean? started, we talked about motive, it means the defendant had the means to commit these crimes. at the beginning of the case i talked to you about some of the evidence that you would hear and i held up my cell phone. and there's been a lot of that evidence but the last witness you heard in the state's case in chief was peter redolfski and he went through that timeline, and what does it show? motive means opportunity. opportunity to commit the crime, and what does this timeline show? these are all the information, the very sources of information that were in this timeline. and

you heard from nathan and nolan that the defendant's favor gun was a super black eagle 1.nathan going through each one of these guns, and how knowledgeable he was as to the differences between them? sled search moselle for every 12 gauge, no super black eagle 1. family weapons. family weapons killed these victims. and on top of that, just like the s and b 147, while not a much but there in evidence, federal double alt buck and the winchester dry lock, steel two shot, rounds were recovered at various locations on the property. what does that mean? we started, talked about motive, means. the defendant had the means to commit these crimes. crimes. at the beginning of the case, i talked to you about some of the evidence that you would hear, and i held up my cell phone. and there's been a lot of that evidence, but the last witness you heard in the state's case in chief was peter rudolphsky, and he went through that time line, and what does it show, motive means opportunity. opportunity to commit the crime. and what does this time line show? these are all of the information that

think, nathan, how's a lawyer? right. but a lot of people support him nonetheless, because if he serves their interest and their agenda, why not let him be a lawyer back? a lot of people support trump, knowing that he's a pathological liar. i think people in israel know that trump is a serial lawyer that he's not just postponing. he's just playing for time. let me read you something at my window from israel's former foreign and justice ministered sepi livery. she has called the crisis a battle for the soul of israel. what does she mean by that? actually this is our, i think this is an important statement, right? ah, but i think she is probably that gets it right towards the conclusion. but let, let me just explain why, you know, it's not a coincidence that the opposition demonstrations are happening until of eve. and the pro government demonstrations are happening in jerusalem some 3 decades ago in the peace process started is i was given a choice. do you want to be a settler call in your state with the levine at your hea