professor newman. mr. newman: maybe one thing to add if i could. we have not talked a lot about the cost of rent, the cost of housing. chair klobuchar: the work we are doing you are interested in as well, senator lee. the work that came out of her hearings on the use of algorithms and what has been happening. i have legislation on that. i think that is a right area -- ripe area. mr. newman: judges are struggling to understand an agreement is an agreement, even if an algorithm is doing some of the work. clarifying the law really is how i would look at it for judges. it would be very welcome. chair klobuchar: this could not have been more illuminating. i hope the law professors at home will show this great bipartisan show of force to their students. for those interested, i think you see a united force among many of us that will move forward. yes, holding people accountable for things that haven't said but also trying to be supportive in terms of how we can continue to move this along. i want to thank all of you so much. i want to again thank my staff

newman. mr. newman: you have to fund, you have to fund the resources for i.c.e. to get the job done. you have to show to people in this country illegally you could be sought caught and sent home. mr. jordan: this committee is committed to helping the administration have the resources to enforce the law and fix the problem. i yield back. chair mcclintock: ms. scanlon. ms. scanlon: thank you, mr. chairman. just because someone repeats fiction over and over and over again doesn't make it true. we all want an immigration system that works. a border that is secure. and a country that's safe. pwour immigration laws are -- but our immigration laws are brokeon and outdated and underfunded for the world we live in today. that's an issue that congress needs to solve competitively and responsibly. after taking the oath of office this week the new president signed more than 200 divisive and politically motivated executive actions that don't further that process of reforming and fixing our border or oiler

professor newman. >> thank you, chair and ranking member for the opportunity to appear before you today. as senator chuck grassley waited out i grew up in iowa and attended the university of iowa college of law. after graduating i joined the is department of justice antitrust division as a trial attorney. antitrust has been my professional life's work ever since. today i like to talk about four areas of new antitrust consensus i think crosses party lines. i want to be clear i don't think these are the only four areas but i think they are four especially important once. the first is understanding the serious harms that can occur in zero price markets. for a long time our antitrust community had a blind spot. buckets without prices didn't seem to be markets at all and were therefore unworthy of our protection. the first signal of a new approach here came in 2019 when then assistant attorney general began sounding the alarm about under enforcement in these markets. and groundbreaking lawsuits both by fede

[skateboard sounds] newman's own continues to donate all of its profits to charity.is impressive to celebrate what would have been his 100th birthday this weekend. the company is asking other companies to join them in a ted talk released today. newman's own made the case for why more companies should donate their profits to social causes. company says it's giving away $600 million over the years with the focus on helping kids. newman's own says it will provide guidance to other organizations that want to do the same. one organization already joined the cause is a clothing company, patagonia, which you're familiar with since 2022. it's donated its profits to a nonprofit aimed at protecting the planet. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. here's what's happening on this thursday evening. a big settlement involving a well-known pharmaceutical company. that company will pay more than $7 billion for its role in the opioid crisis. how that could impact the fight agai

um my first question is to ambassador newman.m i want to zoom out a little bit on this issue of blame, which is one that keeps coming up in our conversations. all of the uh witnesses mentioned it. we get asked a lot about this project and in, in particular, are we going to recognize the failures of particular leaders? um or in another way, will this project name and shame? um i like to think of it as um a sunshine project where we share information about us policy decision making that hasn't been made available to the public. but um but there were individuals involved, there were leaders that uh made decisions um and that put their signature on policies, foreign policy does not have a good track record of holding leaders accountable or responsible. um if you will in the same way as say in the private sector where you have a ceo who didn't make his or her numbers and has to answer to a board and then gets flipped and a new person comes in, we vote presidents in and out but we can't do that for generals or diplomats or aid workers.

my first question is for ambassador newman. i want to zoom out a little on the issue of blame that keeps coming up in our conversations. all of the witnesses mentioned it. we get asked a lot about this project in particular. are we going to recognize the failures of particular leaders? or in another way, will the project name and shame? i think of it as a sunshine project. we share information about u.s. policy decision-making that has not been made available to the public. but there were individuals involved. there were leaders that made decisions. and that put their signature on policies. foreign policy does not have a good track record of holding leaders accountable. or responsible, if you will, the same way as in the private sector where you have a ceo that did not make his or her numbers and has to answer to a board and then a new person comes in. we can't do that for generals or diplomats. it is a very sensitive topic. it's controversial. we should not start with it. i want to hear your perspective on this given your pers

taan do yell newman, thanks so much -- daniel newman, we do appreciate it. been with us for the hour adam, before i let you go, very quickly, what's your take on tesla? do you like it at this ooh price? >> no, i've never owned tesla. my problem with tesla is something daniel just touched on, and that is it'salked about as a car company, but the assumption is there there's more to it than that. ashley: right. >> maybe it's a battery company, a robot ins company, but they haven't articulated a path forward on any of those. ashley: very good. adam, great stuff today. a lot of news, and you managed to get that info in. thanks for sticking around. >>>ing up, the breaking details of the new orleans if terror attack. we're going to be hearing from carine hajjar, congressman darrell issa, chyron skinner and many more -- kiron skinner and many more. the 10 a.m. hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ .. what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupte

steve mcqueen, paul newman, uber stars. >> they almost didn't make the movie together because they couldn'te whose name will be first? >> so who went out? i can't recall. >> well, they invented a billing that had never been used in movies before. that was their solution. one a little lower on the left, one a little higher on the right. >> reporter: "the towering inferno" earned a whopping $200 million at the box office. >> this is real water, real fire. there is no green screens here. >> get down! >> reporter: but it was just one of over 30 disaster movies released during the decade, including "earthquake," airport," and "the poseidon adventure." >> oh my god. >> reporter: what makes these so entertaining to watch? >> when you think of big hollywood movies, we tend to think of escapism. and here we have movies that are about these horrible catastrophes, these things that we tend to want to escape from thinking about for two hours when we go to the movies. but i think what it comes down ultimately are two things. one, even though there is some sort of tragedy that's happening and a lot of ch

i'm going to see a newman and trying to i will chinney, one of the many countries in latin america and beyond that are criticizing, being on duration of legal law. smart little for a 3rd term has been as well as president. the welcome to the program. police are enforcing a coffee to prevent inducing from prophecies destroyed by while fuzz and they'll sandra this. the task to doing restriction applies to mandatory evacuation zones. 5 flights is starting to make headway in the bottle to contain 2 major of wildfires, as well as several smaller ones. 11 people have been killed and more than 10000 structure has destroyed since tuesday. and here are some of the worst effected areas in los angeles. the fire in the pacific palisades remains the largest and most destructive in the countess history. it spread across a 1000 hector's authority say it's now 8 percent contains that kind of fine. it just north of calabasas is the latest to ignite 5 fights of mileage to contain it. police arrested an individual suspected of starting this 5, but need to said officer interviewing him. there was no proba

to see a newman al jazeera, cynthia, hundreds of thousands of people, a gathering in india is north and the city of pyre guide and to per dash to celebrate camilla largest religious festival. and do celebration is moved in 2000 years old. attendees where beads and spit ash over the hub, diesel say a pledge to tie that hand to a pole, remain standing for an entire yes to contribute to world peace. 6 feet long. camella festival officially get from the way on monday, i was expect to draw pilgrims from all over the world. so it has hair on alex's era. me lakeside adverts, him to point the new manager for a 2nd. so in charge that's coming up in support. the natural dishonest as increase concern for the community. so some people across the globe are taking action times running founders the lower governments in germany, environmental campaign, so facing the roster of authorities. and in some cases being labeled extremes for using direct action. protests people empower, investigates climate correct down on which is era. when the shots came from the holiday into the 1st corrects, we heard some n

one player, kevin newman, took a hit to the head and collapsed.entually suffered a cardiac arrest right there on the court. it was newman's first tournament at club pickleball usa, but fortunately a retired emt was there and several others joined in and jumped into action. >> i have a retired anesthesiologist. keeping his airway open and i call for an aed. catherine then announced and said, anybody who's got, you know, cpr training, please get in line. >> within two hours of the incident, the club got a call from the nearby hospital telling everyone that newman would be okay. three orphaned mountain lion cubs are now at the oakland zoo after they were rescued in san mateo county. the cubs arrived at the zoo, where they did receive their first exams. the female cubs, now named fern. the two males thistle and spruce. the state department of fish and wildlife suspect their mother was the lion, recently killed by a car on portola valley road, right where the three were found. the zoo says they are just about a few months old and relatively healthy. ju

thank you. vanessa newman served as a representative for, for my business when in a position the that one going to to the you can on it. she says what charter was making a statement by coming out of hiding a renewal for certain that her, uh, her cavalcade was there to a fired on and she was coming and going on in a motorcycle to make herself visible to her supporters. she had indeed been in hiding and protection. and there's also quite a lot of ways if you can see, you know, her, the more recent appearance in that time and the address for the, from the stress of, of being invited. so 2 days reassurance was something that she has pulled upon for global, move it to quote, for the peaceful installation of the ones on this to really find all accounts of one the elections in last last lie and a 2 to one then side is i'm sure who exactly is play one game on the in this is ben is for everything about that as well as a little bit of the looking glass. right? so it's, it's, they knew that they called really a rest of the day according to my child, because she is so love domestically and intern

newman.o you agree that hr to has reforms that we should not there was passed in previous congress and the spring of 2023. >> absolutely. >> in the bill sent out to reform us on the laws and reform parole laws and in the abuse of cash catch and release the settlement in other unaccompanied children and we fix a lot of this program. >> yes. >> would it did mostly change the ability work biden administration is laws to allowed to be open and endanger this the market people. >> yes. >> you believe we should take up hr to perform must congress close give-and-take, take a bill off and pass it in this congress. >> yes. >> do you the so-called bipartisan legislation that tried to move in the last congress and senate, never passed the senate, never pass and moved in any serious fashion, do you believe that bill, to be brought up in this congress. >> no not at all smacked you agree with me that bill had enormous logs and it. >> yes. >> and codified a lot of the releases the broken system and the biden

newman, did the biden administration approved the situation and border security?> i think the stats show no. >> it sounds like a bunch of nonsense to me. 77 million americans do not believe what they just heard from mr. raskin in the democrat witness. in the biden administration improve the situation and border security? >> no. they dismantled the controls, guardrails, limits and turned programs into purposes for which they were never intended. >> we just had a five minute conversation. things are just wonderful. you have been out on the front lines. you have dealt with this. did the biden administration approve. >> no. we have more illegal alien criminals on the street today because of the biden administration. >> they are trying to say do not believe your lying eyes. of course we know it has gotten worse. you said the biden administration invited the crisis. i think you're being nice when you say the word invited. willfully created a crisis. i want to know, why would they do that? why would dan administration deliberately create the chaos that we have seen upwar

hr 2, mister newman. do you agree that hr 2 has significant reforms we should adopt this congress, passed in the previous congress in spring of 2023. >> absolutely. >> that bill set out to reform asylum laws, set out to reform parole laws, set out to end the abuse of catch and release through -- did we fix a lot of those broken problems in hr 2. would that bill have demonstrably changed of the ability for a biden administration to abuse our laws, endanger the american people? >> yes. >> do you believe this congress should take up hr 2 in its current form, give or take, take the bill up and pass it in this congress? >> do you believe the bipartisan legislation that tried to move in the last congress and senate but never passed the senate, never passed out and moved in any serious fashion. do you believe that bill should be brought up in this congress? >> not at all. >> you agree with me that bill had enormous flaws and it? >> yes. >> would've codified a lot of releases and would have failed to reform asylu

a newman said this report from the july and capital santiago. during his election campaign, donald trump repeatedly referred to that in america as the source of drugs and dr. capital spits corruption and roads good governance in the region. this time round pressure to cut china out is expected to increase, but then it will separate but out. but i, i think we have to be prepared for permanent reality show the situation of many criticisms, of many a peebles of statements that nature may or may not be followed up to these. former presidential advisors says the new us administration should see latin america as a strategic ally that needs help with issues like fighting poverty. rather than as a group of countries that has to take orders. as was the case when the united states really did call the shots in this region c and human al jazeera santiago, maureen, mary's with as vice president the program. and we are not controlled by china. and the canal is not controlled by china. however, they are launching an audit, and i think it's a way of saying, loo

daniel newman, stay warm in the swiss mountains. we appreciate you joining us today.nk you very much, sir. take a look at some of the movers today. begin with amazon. amazon was up 1.5% in today's session. raymond james lifted price target to $260. that's up from $230 and they're bullish on the internet. amazon at 234.19. next one is general motors down today after recalling nearly 3,000 chevrolet equinox evs and going to be adaptive cruise controls and gm stock down 2.33%. about $1.306789 that's it. that's a look at markets but the dow itself, still hanging in there in the positive. all right, coming up, president trump wasting no time getting his famous diet coke button instastalled in the oval office. we'll have a doctor coming up talking about the trump diet. tram subpoena pushing were birthright citizenship and receiving pushback and there's a bill that would limit birthright st.ship. would that suter the flow of illegal migrant s? the congressman will be here next to talk about it. ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indee

the new york daily news molly crane newman posted about the sentencing, writing that federal judge sidney stein addressed the former senator, telling him somewhere along the way you became, i'm sorry to say, a corrupt politician. she continues, noting that after mr. menendez, now 71 years old, tearfully pleaded for leniency, the judge told him, again, i don't know what led you to this. greed was certainly part of it. hubris was part of it. i don't know. you'll have to try to figure that out yourself over time. mr. menendez was first elected to the u.s. house in 1992, before becoming a u.s. senator in 2006. live today on c-span, 10 p.m. eastern, president trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, s tulsi gabbard, will be on capitol hill to take questions about her nomination this week for the senate select committee on intelligence. on c-span two at 10 a.m. eastern, robert f kennedy jr will be back on capitol hill, testifying at a second confirmation hearing. mr. kennedy, who is president trump's pick to head up the health and human services department, will take questions fro

and well, vanessa newman served as a representative for former venezuela know position the deaf one going to go to the u. k. an island. she says, the government can't afford to invest machado, as we knew for certain that her, uh, how cavalcade was there to have fired on. and she was coming and going on in a motorcycle to make herself visible to her supporters. she had indeed been in hiding and protection, and they have lost quite a lot of ways if you can see, you know, her be more recent appearance in that time in under dress for the, from the stress of, of being invited. so today's reassurance was something that she has pulled upon for global move it to pull for the peaceful installation of a movie. the ones on this to really find all accounts of one the elections in the last uh in the supply and the 2 to one. then side is on, so who exactly is play one game on the and this is venezuela. everything about that as well as a little bit of the lifting blogs. right. so it's, it's, they knew that they called really arrest ready according to my child, because she's so love domestically and inte

stuart: daniel newman, thanks for joining us on a very important subject.p's rooting out the deep state. he's going after the bureaucrats who he says disrupt his first administration and if corrupted biden's. that's my take, top of the hour. >>> rfk jr. set to testify before the senate tomorrow to try and become trump's hhs secretary. this could be trump's toughest nominee to get approved. a full report washington next. ♪ ♪ doctor, doctor, give me the news -- ♪ if i got a bad case of loving you ♪ ♪ only servicenow connects every corner of your business, putting ai to work for people. pfft ... every corner? every corner, nick. ow! so kate in hr ... hey kate. can focus on people, not process. oh actually, i have a question ... keep up, nick. do you have to be sick to take a sick day? patty in it is using ai agents to deal with the small stuff, so she can work on the big stuff. agents like secret agents? secret agents i control. with your mind? you know ... i played a secret agent once. - we know. - oh gosh ... i liked it. over here, ai gives tina the info she

i would love to call you victor newman, but i know you have a. you have a real name, sir, i love that. >> i love that role. that's been very good for me for the last, what, 45 years now? and i'm very grateful to you. and i'm one of the few actors who's still working with wonderful colleagues and a great network. and here we go. hopefully for another ten years at least. but i watched your program. i watched your program. i want you to know that, okay? >> i very much appreciate it. i the cameras are catching me blush, so i better go right now. thank you so much. >> and stephen a smith says hello. >> oh well hello. tell him hello. and thank you so much for joining and i'm really glad that you were here. but i'm so sorry for the loss and we are going to continue to follow to make sure that we will survive this. >> yes, we shall survive this. indeed. i'm going to rebuild, i hope, soon. >> thank you so much. yep. >> thank you up next, speaking of california governor gavin newsom, he's under a lot of pressure as residents and the president elect are bla

. >> laraine newman.y: oh, wow. >> it's a good little group. >> jimmy: you're on a text chain with paris? >> yes. >> jimmy: who started the chain? >> me. >> jimmy: you did, okay. [ laughter ] >> of course i did. >> jimmy: okay, all right. [ applause ] >> by the way, sidebar, my new favorite hobby is that every time sharon stone blows me off for a dinner date, i add her to a random text chain. [ laughter ] and jimmy, she like wants to kill me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many times has this happened? >> around four. they're like 17-person text chains. >> jimmy: and it will say "sharon stone has been added to the conversation." >> it's her real number. it's not her office number. >> jimmy: i like that. >> it's a good one. anyway, we go to paris' house and the invite said they were going to be filming her tv show there. but you know, so up my alley. >> jimmy: yeah, you like that. >> i love a camera. and the theme was that we all had to be pink and sparkly. so that was the theme. >> jimmy: that's not a theme.

randy newman song.isual of the just -- the photo of him on the cover of the album. just figured it was a sentiment that we believe in that we do love l. a. and just a way to sort of resonate and just make it a beautiful cake as well. >> reporter: okay. so people can go online and preorder these cakes. >> yes. absolutely. we're going to run it through the end of january. so just preorder away. we also have pizza night the last tuesday of the month. and we sell slices on pizza night nights and $1 each slice goes to the fund as well. >> reporter: okay, well, thank you again for joining us this morning. these cakes look delicious. they're beautiful. and if you'd like to help out. go ahead and place your order with blackjack bakery. reed? >> i think i'm going to do that. >> we should. reed. and heim hearing the song in my head right now. i love l. a.. >> right? >> that's so good to see that and feel free to bring a cake back for us too. send that money in and help with others. >>> all right, speaking of help

they say the idea was inspired by randy newman's anthem to los angeles.will go to benefit restaurants care, a nonprofit that helps food and beverage workers impacted by the fires. >> when you have a small business, you're in charge of 20 people, you know. you're responsible for these people and these friendships and these lives. so i think to lose that is devastating. i think your first thought is how do you take care of your own people and i think that's why we wanted to choose to donate towards restaurant workers. >> a bay area winery is joining the relief efforts. meadow craft wines and don murray of cook the books will host a fundraiser sunday. the event is happening from noon to 4:00 p.m. at the sonoma winery. if you'd like to help the victims of the weaveds, you can go to redcross.org/cbs to donate or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> call it the parade of planets, where and when stargazers were able to spot the celestial phenomenon in the nighttime sky. >>> coming up in sports, the people's tight end george kittle enjoying his off

i come up on our side sitting here, i can hear the sounds of gums the crack of a falling bullets, newman. we decided to stay at home business, not because as long as there was those who flee the war can also die or live a bad life. that's why we thought it's better to stay home. if we're going to die, it's better to die here. we shall conflict an eastern d r. c has raced for decades with multiple failed attempts of ceasefire. the latest escalation has bar international concern with the u. n. and several of western countries calling on the m 23 group to seize its hostilities and for wanda to hold its involvement on joining supply, generalist alec attempted to file on the phone from the coma. now internet connections in the area seems to be down, which is why we can't see you. if you could begin by describing to us what you're hearing and seeing in the, to the uh, from my, from the place i am now. um, seeing nothing except to demetria and people around me because um, ill tear for my security and what we can have is gunshots and all cali bar because i'm 23. did the content of the city bough

this field and in the title, in the 10s of thousands without heat and daily blackouts that is just newman life and the mold open break way region of trends, vanessa as the country and torches. hundreds of millions of dollars of long term debt to russian gas supply. it's is in the city of what it meets. a local bread baking complex has been shut down while the trends, dentistry. a power plant has switched over to a stair routine mode due to the energy cuts local hospitals, so supplied with electricity. but oil enterprises in the country have been shut down with very few exceptions. multiples and authorities just suggesting people begin burning wood, and if the locals have been sharing the dismal experience with aunty to see is for the most of us, there are difficulties because i used to wear a t shirt at home. but now i have to be fully dressed. it is become more difficult to live. if i had an air conditioner turned it on at work for a couple of days and that was it. and i swelled when i bought a heater, but it doesn't heat my 3 room flat what we close the children's bedroom and now we onl

so my name is jeffrey newman. i'm a rabbi in long central, so proud to be here with you, with your courage. you've touched on the sacrifices that you wouldn't stop having to make it a little bit more about. that type would be interested in hearing. you know, it's hard for me to answer about the circle sizes because there are lots, but i think everyone, everyone is ro, is info stands lifted, the israel palestine pay huge price for living under this oppressive regime. and i'm not trying to make a symmetry in between the price that is paid by the oppressed, by the pulse stand and, and by the $1.00 that's the cost a superior us that use. but or, you know, it's not the only sacrifice because i also feel very for a village at the moment to be able to work with postings, to, to see something true that many people in my society and many is ro is, are completely blind to know. because they are bad people just because this is the correct touristic off a person for game and the population is to make him blind to make you not

an american editor this young newman is following developments from santiago into the swearing end of nicholas. my brutal for a 3rd consecutive term as president of and as well. i has not come as a surprise, but it has been a deep blow to his opponents, particularly edmondo bone scientists, the man who was the opposition candidate and last july's presidential elections and who is widely believed to be legitimate and winner of that whole. now, while they are claiming that they won the, the opposition leaders, most of them at least are either in hiding or in exile at this moment. their strategy over the last 5 or 6 months from july until now was to try to get the international community to pressure president, missouri to either step down or to hold pressure elections that has not happened. meanwhile, president, my brutal does have the support of china, of russia, iran, and many other country. and so while he has been isolated regionally in latin america and in places like the united states and the u, he still has strong, strong support and allies and doesn't seem like he will be going a

we are inspired by the randy newman song.jillian lundgren, the owner of black jet baking company in san francisco, has found a sweet way to try to help l.a. wildfire victims, sharing pictures of what the cakes will look like. you order it online, all of our orders are online, and we're going to try to, you know, make as many as we can and run it through the end of the month. proceeds will be donated to restaurants care, which is organizing relief for industry workers impacted by the fire. they've created this fund that will go directly to restaurant workers, food and beverage workers to aid in food. you know, just help people to get back on their feet and down the street. today at shop summer, people came today to help in another way, filling up the store with donations. my brother lives down south in pasadena. he hasn't been evacuated, but i do know a lot of families who have been displaced. and i'm from san diego, so i was displaced when i was around six, so i know what the evacuation process is like. i know how traumatic i

we are inspired by the randy newman song and also so just trying to figure out what we can do. people can get a look at it on instagram. you order it online. all of our orders are online. and we're going to try to, you know, make a many as we can and run it through the end of the month. the proceeds will be donated to the nonprofit restaurants care, helping those in the industry who have been affected. they've created this fund that will go directly to restaurant workers, food and beverage workers to aid in food. you know, just help people to get back on their feet, pay rent. it's hard to be on social media, you know, at the moment. and it feels kind of numbing without actually doing anything. so this feels better and like we're more involved. shop somewhere down the street. people were stopping by today doing their part with donations. i just felt like it was like there wasn't a lot i could do besides give money. and, you know, it didn't seem safe to like, drive down right now either. so it was really great to, like, find out about other people who are like, organizing. it's o

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we'll see a newman reports from us are now in southern today. the local market in southern chile, 68 year old, about peace, the limits so sticks used to pay trigger and indigenous my purchase support a can to hockey. he's played the game since childhood. but like 90 percent of my bu just he doesn't speak the native language model doing good lot. well, our grandparents are speakers but not our parents because the religion and education of the outside are, is took over in southern shirley. speaking our own language was forbidden and punished even. now it's disappearing. further south and do you have inflatable the very last person who spoke native yeah. gun please be. not that they don't died 2 years ago and the language of the sub, the nation, which was nearly exterminated, disappeared early last century. but the largest nation, the map which is still make up 10 percent of the population. these are what they call native potatoes. they date back to before the spanish conquest and they're still around. and there are other things that are very typic

have to, i can see this, this release has already a spark significance. backlash concerns amount of newman's railings and protests. a plan for tonight in jerusalem as right when groups are expected to voice the end or the government opposing the release of prisoners, they believe posed a serious security threat for the country back to you. well, despite the agree to see sort of the idea of continues to operate in the gaza strip, it's justified these actions by claiming is only and then eliminating threats to the jewish state. the video circulating on line for part of the shows is rarely tanks, opening fire on a group of palestinians in the southern city of rough up. the idea of has warned it will take if necessary, actions. if approached on friday, palestinians gathered inside damaged mosques all across the entree for their 1st her services. since the truth kicked in, children were, seems climbing it to the collapse minarets of news era refugee camp as worshippers in con unice freight among the ruins of their homes. and the last year alone, idea of attacks have destroyed $800.00 of gods as m

country. meanwhile, the search for the precious treasure continues in the gillian desert to see a newman algebra for these or does or to the that. so for me, me a lot of a sending of it, we can find more information on our website. alex, is there a the com stay with us? the read? so one of the words weird was creatures, numbers, a plumber to do, to deforestation. culture and climate change indian signed a fighting to push it to one of the most important things to control the species is to maintain their habitats. 101 east reveals the bottle to save and use with. oh no, just the person is experiencing an unprecedented way for dramatic scenes, of course to take and kidnapped. a rising moderate and killings of public officials, including the presidential candidate in 2023 from the new president to declare war on criminal gang. so what's behind the rising, filing? people in power went to investigate the of the lot of young people always leaving. so we start discover criminal organizations, basically the most rating, the reach, challenge, you know, authorities trying to stop the growing viole

we're expected to adopt the values of the cd you to this so that we belong to germany, to that or a newman 7th period starts from ca. how do i have to take off my head scarf now to be german? and the doctor to sign frequent command doesn't respond to our interview request. on the sidelines of a parliamentary section in berlin, we ask other cd you deputies about the draft text and the manifesto. it's got this in recent months. there, i've also mean indications from the party that certain people shouldn't be seen as part of germany. the manifesto contains the sentence in whose levels who share our values belong to germany and fire whose lives highlights. it's like the same as the level of the buys. if you reject the insinuation model, the c d u is the major centralized political force and has throughout its history and in its governmental responsibility. been instrumental and accepting and integrating many people in dimensional, often no muslim into exhibit about this sentence highlights whose lives and says only those who share our values go on to germany, why it is considered a bathing the

and see this, this release has already as far as the significance, backlash concerns and mountain newman's railings and protests are planned for tonight in jerusalem as rights. when groups i expected to voice the end or at the government opposing the release of prisoners they believed, pays a serious security threat for the country. back to you all seem at least pure a chief where if an officer bring us up to the latest on what is still the same ongoing situation until those $200.00 protest against retard the 2nd prison as well underway. a week of the truth still hold to thanks very much, much i a lot despite the agreed phase 5, the idea of those continue to operate and the goal is to strip and it's justified these options by claiming that it's only an emanating threats to the jewish state of the canadian, one line report to the shows is where the time opening fi on a group of palestinians in the southern city of rough. uh yeah, i just have one that will take place, necessary action if the price we have some goals and civil defense spokesman buckman boss. so he says the enclaves, relative

the last in america as felicia newman is following all the developments from santiago in shed a and lisa will be the reaction to this integration. but recently i'm feeling this is really an a huge, really controversial election results. not only has the opposition claim that is won by a landslide, 60 to 30 percent difference by twice as many votes as president moodle. but also it provided with many, many experts and countries around the world. believe it was the proof of that wild president my buddha, who you've just heard saying that he is there to defend the constitution refused to actually provide the tally sheets, which he must do constitutionally to prove that he didn't indeed win as he claims he did. and that's what started all this right now. i am outside of what was the venezuelan embassy here in chile. both countries have virtually severed ties since that election took place. the same thing has happened with many, many other countries around the world as well as here in latin america, where only to buy a new garage will continue to support the my ludo government and sent their p

of state was the, the head of intelligence committee. senate intelligence committee asked victoria newman about the labs in ukraine and she became, she says it was a very unsettling development that the russians might have access to those labs. why? so that tells you that, that there's probably some gain of function activities underway in these labs. that the, the american people don't know what they are, the threat, the defense threat reduction agency needs to come plea. they, they oversee, dsa overseas. these, these activities. even though their role was to monitor a compliance with international nuclear and chemical biological agreements. but their, their, their role has now been extended and, but there's no oversight when, when, when is dtn say you ever given a briefing, the convers on precisely what they do in these labs? i haven't seen that. and i think congress demanded. yeah, sorry, interesting. all the things that you're saying that michael, because as you quite rightly pointed out, if they do have um that school that i live a could be in a pretext for somebody else a, it seems t

as salisia newman as political developments from santiago and today, it was for the reaction to this. and will gratian both regionally and beyond the hi. there were right now understanding what used to be leaving is well, an embassy here in chile, where'd operated for many, many decades. but after that election, cut the relations between both left wing governments who are virtually cut and chilly is not the only country in fact, except for cuba and of nickel. rob well, actually beat every country in the regions as either 7 diplomatic relations altogether. to go by for distance themselves. and that includes lula that seems about from brazil and other left waiting for allied looters and columbia, which is the only country that sentence in baset are to the inauguration. and that is it that's only in latin america in europe. there were also new sanctions slapped on the on members of the government today. shortly after the inauguration. and as we mentioned earlier, the reward for leasing information leading to the conviction and or a rest of nicholas. my bhutto, his interior minister, and

to see a newman al jazeera santiago, this is for a minute sir, is called for sanctions on syria to be lifted during a visit to damascus. he met the leader of the new administration. i'm going to shut off, as well as the foreign minister said al shabani of mohammed has this report now from damascus. another you're paying for in minnesota, visiting damascus. this time, if there is chief diploma on tony with a johnny top up the agenda, the functions of seat of the chinese visit comes a day of that. you'll get a meeting with the secretary of state and tony blink it on your phone and ministers to discuss the situation in syria and normally the cat, the appropriate unaudited us during these talks last night. we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions on it. the sanctions were imposed on the previous reaching the ousted routine and the sanctions hit. the syrian people they must be lifted.

frank giorgi junior was arrested just a week ago, and evan newman, who was charged with assaulting officers, is currently in belarus. on the phone with abc seven news tonight, he says he regrets being at the capitol that day and is not yet sure what his next legal steps are. >> local lawmakers who investigated the attack are sharing shock and disgust about this tonight. east bay representative eric swalwell compared trump to the joker. south bay representative zoe lofgren said, quote, that trump's january 6th pardons extend to some of the worst, most violent criminals that day is truly horrible. lufkin received a pardon herself today. one of the last issued by now former president biden. she, along with california senator adam schiff, received preemptive pardons for their role on the house committee that investigated the capitol attack. the committee said that they were pardoned, quote, not for breaking the law, but for upholding it. >> and we will get to the new president's other executive orders and their impact on the bay area in just a moment. the president is still celebrating tonight,

to see a newman, al jazeera santiago, the, the, it's a lease for a minister has called for sanctions on syria to be lifted as he visited damascus for talks. antonia to johnny met the leader of serious new administration adult strata, as well as the foreign minister. his visit comes a day off that he hosted a special meeting with the sector of state and e foreign ministers in room 2 lines, strategies on serious transition as well sir, as interior ministry says the door is still open for any assigned regime offices. old police who wants to settle the status in order to be re integrated or avoid legal action. thousands of already turned up in special registration. incentive haven't well has the story from the city of homes. it's been weeks since this operation spots and the cues on different let me show to the city of homes, has several other centers and like this one, you know, we're here because we're not part of the former and just regime our job in the past was only in the service of people, and we will be very happy to continue the same under the new administration way. and they ge

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frank giorgi junior was arrested just a week ago, and evan newman, who was charged with assaulting officers, is currently in belarus. on the phone with abc seven news tonight, he says he regrets being at the capitol that day and is not yet sure what his next legal steps are. >> local lawmakers who investigated the attack are sharing shock and disgust about this tonight. east bay representative eric swalwell compared trump to the joker. south bay representative zoe lofgren said, quote, that trump's january 6th pardons extend to some of the worst, most violent criminals that day is truly horrible. lufkin received a pardon herself today. one of the last issued by now former president biden. she, along with california senator adam schiff, received preemptive pardons for their role on the house committee that investigated the capitol attack. the committee said that they were pardoned, quote, not for breaking the law, but for upholding it. >> and we will get to the new president's other executive orders and their impact on the bay area in just a moment. the president is still celebrating tonight,

. >> well, it's such a fantastic story that i would follow and he looked like paul newman and drove a.5 million fertilizer arrowhead rendition of anthony and had models stashed in luxury hotel rooms and larger than life figure and running this empire working 16 hour days and it was unraveling the complex fraud he was engaged in and took years and, you know, it was -- he was really kind of extraordinary figure and he -- in you go online and look for the place, you're in for something of a treat. you'll get a glimpse into his n-amide buoyant lifestyle and -- flamboyantnt lifestyle and many idiosyncrasies. >> he's pardoned. what is he doing these day s? >> played a hefty fine and i don't know if back in the healthcare game but>> i don't think the two cities are anal jazz if only because the scale is off. in miami, thereas something like twor 300,000 migrants from cuba who have come to miami in the space of a couple of months. we're talking about a catastrophic, not catastrophic. talking aboutut a dramatic and a immediate shift in the composition of the city. a real shock to the s. anothe