our thanks for watching by the northern america is a region of wonder i'm joy tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is a like. and it's my job defense life on how and why they are hundreds of thousands of african artifacts in west and museums masks, jewelry, the manuscript statues. the visit is of my, the beauty in glass display cases. but how many of them realize that most are only the because of colonization? the fact is that more than 3 quarters of sub saharan africa, his physical heritage was removed from the continent. the many people has been demanding the restitution of what they see as stone in works for decades for their voices have launch. we'd been ignored the however, in 2017, for the 1st time in history, a french president spoke about returning artifacts on request and money. and mack, who promised to make restitution, but hundreds of easy and in a dozen european countries were concerned. they would be emptied or

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release over st. periods one will batch of prisoners when people, one apartment then fired. northern america is a region of wonder joy, tragedy. and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. no country is a lie and it's my job to shed light on how and why the . ready ready and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu repeats his determination that the war on garza will continue to spite international pressure. the, i'm sorry for so this is i'll just say we're live from the also coming up marching for the loved ones, mass demonstrations intelligence officers is ready. so just shoot and kill 3 captives in gaza when i saw was the west of humanity in the devastation of gaza. a warning that the humanitarian crisis in gauze is deep and.

world, that is... more than the so-called global north, which includes , respectively, northern, northern america, 60%. well, specifically 58, but they think so there, 60% plus or minus of gdp will be carried out by the global south, by all these countries combined, the growth rates that will accordingly be on average in developed countries, in developing countries, by an order of magnitude, not by okay, the call now exceeds the average growth rate that is naturally in developed countries is projected, for example, the same serbia predicts the average growth rate in the next year of the usa, 1%. another thing is that since august they have been forecasting, well , let’s say 1%. they draw 4% for china, although theirs is officially the same. fills the target with 5%, we see the difference between one five, the average is whatever they draw, they draw collapse in 10 years, american economists, serious institutions, just like that, and so, serbia is the most serious institution in terms of forecasting, accordingly , everyone refers to it, it is located in great britain, so great britain’s place, i r

in addition to air travel , road travelers also encountered blizzards while crossing the northern plains of america storm swept parts of australia. the strongest storm in the areas known as the gold coast or the state queensland is reported. the intensity of the storm was so high that it caused electricity towers to fall. it became trees. the storm also ripped off the wooden roofs of some houses and damaged many cars. so far, one person has died in these incidents. as a result of the storm , electricity was cut off in many houses. using computer simulations, scientists warned about the effects of greenhouse gases . these gases can quickly destroy a habitable planet. according to the report, after the initial stages of climate change, a planet 's structure and cloud cover significantly it changes which is difficult to control. solar bowls prevent the sun's rays absorbed by the surface of a planet from returning to space. excessive warming is caused by this existing effect of evaporation of ocean water and the entry of large volumes of water vapor into the atmosphere. such a situation will cause more

the opportunity to talk to you more about the complex conditions a dry people to migrate northern and central america muscles important progress on her efforts to address them. northern and central america faces serious several challenges. democratic backsliding in the region affects people's trust in institution and perception of how freely they can exercise their rights. victims of corruption or more likely to express intentions to migrate. high youth unemployment rates numerous barriers such as inadequate access to education vast economic equality spur migration. coupled with high levels low wages do not cover basic needs, vicious cycle of reliance on debts to meet those all can balkan gypsymigratory wave. despite decreased homicide rates other types of crime and violence rampant gender gender based violence because insecurity in the region. many individuals and families who see migration as the only choice to escape poverty, instability, narcotics, violence and related catastrophes in 2021 the biden-harris administration brought the strategy to address the root causes of irregular migration from

observers from the countries of the so-called global south are replaced by representatives from northern europe and americaeplaced. olga kurlaeva, sergey shcheptev, zaporozhye region, gray zone. who are you traveling musicians? we do not have a flamboyant leader, a legendary musical quartet and an irresistible troubodour. this is my group, vyvet monata. where were you before, why have i never seen you? fell in love with the princess, but the king interferes with our love, recklessness, there is no way around it, i'm after you , they are palaces, tempting arches, will never replace freedom, call the strongman, accepted, grab them, the fairy tale that was waiting for, a donkey, like a dog, a cat, cockerel, they called this... i'm the premen musicians, the bremen musicians, i actually sing too, soon it will be an unusual film, at all times there has been some kind of, if you like, mystical connection between russia and cuba. why were the cubans so worried about the outcome of the battle on the volga, so distant, why were they grateful to the red army and why can we be grateful to them. the second world war am

in addition to air travel, road travelers also encountered blizzards while crossing the northern plains of america. the meteorological organization has predicted calm weather for most parts of the country. on the shores of the caspian sea, the weather is getting a little warmer. hello, i would like to serve you dear viewers today and tomorrow in the northern parts of the country especially on the southern shores of the caspian sea, the trend of increasing temperature is the dominant phenomenon. during this period , the sky is clear and sunny in most parts of the country. we expect that due to its situation, the persian gulf will be rough today and tomorrow, and it will face the caspian sea from late thursday. in the name of god, i wish you a good day, dear viewers. the zoubis continued their success in the premier basketball league with another win, and kale also managed to reach the second place. the 11th week of the premier basketball league was held and the basketball league reached the half of the season. this week zobahan won 77-76 over its host limondis fars. hormozgan's football team contin

areas now, but if we don't act, they will expand to include most of india, large parts of northern south america, the philippines, indonesia, pakistan, the list goes on. the survival of our civilization is at stake. and it sounds dire, but it is dire. but again, the good news is, we can reclaim control of our destiny if we summon the political will and the courage and the moral courage to do it. you know, there's a european politician, claude juncker who said, we all know how to do, we just don't know how to be re-elected if we do it. well, this is why grassroots pressure from people who understand how high the stakes are is the critical element. and the good news again is, people are rising up and de demanding action. your new cnn poll shows that more than three quarters of americans and that's where the real impediment is. >> you say you have to make it profitable to get these new investors behind clean energy. what needs to be done to accomplish that? how do we develop climate-oriented investments that will move the needle in a significant way, and also generate a significant enough return fo

observers from countries of the so-called global south are replaced by representatives from northern europe and america be met at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant in energodar. rotation of magate to zaporozhye the nuclear power plant is operating normally. this time the predators brought reporters with them and are standing with video cameras, watching us. but the yellow-bladed flags, which were full of holes, were never replaced. olga kurlaeva, sergey sheptev, zaporozhye region, gray zone. to reach 1,300 units in the next 3-4 years, while over 70% of sales should be russian- made cars. this was stated by prime minister mikhail mishusin, giving a lecture as part of the knowledge project at the exhibition at the russia forum at vdh. my colleague watched his performance, nika yankovaya. agricultural sector, energy, construction, transport, communications and it. the russian economy is developing in a number of directions, despite the sanctions. this was stated by prime minister mikhail mishuk. he gave a lecture as part of the knowledge project. gross domestic product growth in october in annual terms w

observers from countries of the so-called global south are being replaced by representatives of northern europe and america. here the missionaries of the fourteenth rotation plan to meet at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant in energodar. magate's rotation to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is taking place as usual. this time the predators brought reporters with them and are standing with video cameras, watching us. but the yellow flags with holes were never replaced. olga kurlaeva, sergey sheptev, zaporozhye region, gray zone. it's temporary now. sports alexander passed in lasagna summit of the international olympic committee. tell us about the news. tatyana, the sports federation of summer sports demanded that the ioc quickly make a decision on the participation of russians in the olympics in paris. let's start with hockey. spartak and dynamo played the most productive match of the continental hockey league in 7 years. the two teams scored 15 goals between them. the main time of the match ended with the score 7:7. spartak won in overtime. and this match was one of the three most productive in the hist

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russia, and, of course, america, and latin america, and northern and european countries also submittedere was some kind of blockade, or that we were somehow deprived of attention this year, all the same a film festival is a creative competition, it is an opportunity to show your latest works to colleagues, and here i think politics or some other force does not come into play, after all, creative contact is very important. history for filmmakers. in in the theater it is very simple: you come into the hall, sit down unnoticed, listen to the breathing of the audience, see the reaction, in the cinema, directors, actors, as a rule, are limited by the screen, they do not know what is happening on the other side, how their work is perceived and at a film festival - this a unique opportunity to hear the breathing of the audience, to hear the reaction of your colleagues, this is very important. these and other events that filled 2023 confirm this. belarus is an open and peace-loving country, ready to cooperate on mutually beneficial terms with everyone, we want to visit each other, we we want t

world, because after all, we are now fighting for it, when america invited a coalition of 50 countries against russia, it itself thus gave the northernrger scale, and what to do with this, build with america's relationship, but not the old, new, and russia? country to the world, but this imperial, absolutely imperial policy, it interferes with themselves, not even with us, it interferes with them, why, because in the public consciousness they should behave like an empire, and if they are in something somewhere come to an agreement or concede to someone in something, this is already perceived by the electorate as some kind of failure or gap, so the elites are forced to behave this way out of happiness, that’s when other people, other... countries, when they will look for compromises, and not do not try to resolve your issues with the help of sanctions and military actions; then fundamental conditions will be created for the restoration of full-fledged relations. here are the real goals of the cbo: creating fundamental conditions for improving relations. in total, the bottom line is denazification and demilitarization, as origin and ho

cluster fired a flare at earth literally burning up telegraph offices and pushing the northern lights down to south america. and that was 1859. now we are much more dependent on a system of long wires, our power grid, where we have these wires stretching across the landscape. the disruptions, the long-distance energy transmission, it would be sobering. that would be my choice here. >> in the meantime, we just can't say exactly what we will see. >> i saw a plane, it passed right in front of it, perfect timing. >> the earth's atmosphere shields our bodies from the impacts of solar flares, nasa has been in space since 2010, it is keeping a close watch to help us better understand solar activity and prepare for powerful flares. >>> after a couple of rainy days and some chilly mornings, paul another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is y

here we had a very big problem with those industries that were oriented towards western europe, northern americaes, these are yours, and at your place we fly, for example, to your place what are you doing? we have a place to stay . we have good hotels inside the city and near the city. directly specifically, what do you recommend, here is mikhail, a professional tourist, so to speak, loves to study , so to speak, we all love, yes, that’s where you’ll invite me , where you’d recommend for the weekend, well, this weekend we have winter, we have a real russian winter, we have white snow, i would recommend you to stay near kirov, there are several good tourist centers with good houses, where there is a bathhouse and you can do kebab or barbecue, right next door, right next door, of course. that is, just a forest, a house, a bathhouse, and what else is needed for happiness, in fact, what to continue, it’s not for nothing that all of our, many of our revolutionaries were exiled to you with fresh air. yes, so we have what 30 seconds there, very important, what’s in the seventy-fifth pavilion here? we h

america and others will do everything they can to keep the northern border with israel quiet. another concern is the red sea and hussite attacks. america is afraid to get involved with all this. these are pictures of isis crimes in syria and iraq, killing and exposing civilian prisoners. to the graves of a group of children whose mothers were unaware of them. and these are the pictures. they were talking to mr. seyyed akbar about this matter. mr. seyed akbar is old and should be martyred i told him to be the administrator here. we came a little further. he told him that mr. abu baqram is old and he should be martyred. we went ahead again. he was martyred in the terrorist attack of the zionist regime on zainabi neighborhood in damascus. channel 14 of the zionist regime had previously reported that martyr seyed razi was included in the terror list of the zionist regime. sardar martyr syed razi was one of the oldest military advisers of the islamic revolutionary guard corps in syria. according to his comrades, he played a major role in the defeat of isis in syria. the zionist regi

let's have a look at the weather across north america and from northern parts of the us. well, people woke up to a white christmas that's often some heavy snow fell in places like the dakotas as well as nebraska. it's still the easy that weather system bringing the weather. i'm a windy weather out east of the next few days. now that has caused some travel disruption. it's still lingering around tuesday into wednesday, but we've got another storm system that's pulling up the east coast, bringing on settled weather conditions here. but look at that behind me. this is what we're seeing west all the way when the weather that weather system bringing some snow to west and parts of canada very wasn't windy conditions for the state, such as oregon, as well as washington and northern parts of california, but of a wintery edge coming in that as well, but much clearer across the south and the deep south things are going to get very wet and slowly across the east coast of the us. but still, temperature is sitting very high for this time. if you, if you new york city as well as washin

vehicles in the past 72 hours and he also hit two dozen armed vehicles including america tank in khan unis and northern city of here, your thoughts on this, what is happening right now, that's right, the hamas mov revealed that confrontation and fierce battles have been waged by the fighters of movement at the same time when the israeli military is going on with bombarding the gauza ship air stricks are be carried out. all across the the in in jabalia and the center of the but at the same time the resistance movement that it has destroyed at least 135 israeli armored vehicles only in the last 72 72 hours in the battle across the gaster and they confirm that the fighters of the gates and the palestine. resistance fighters are exchanging fire and they definitely going on with the with the battles with the israeli forces, the israeli military revealed that five israel soldiers have been killed in the last 24 hours in the non-stops of fighting, they were thinking that they had this control over the... after the orders of the palestinians there to move to the areas in the south, however, up till the moment

cluster fired a flare at earth, literally burning up telegraph offices and pushing the northern lights down to south america're much more dependent on a system of long wires, right? our power grid, where we have these wires stretching across the landscape. the disruptions, the long distance energy transmission -- >> reporter: would be epic? >> sobering. let's go with sobering. that'll be my choice here. >> reporter: in the meantime, we just can't say exactly what we'll see. >> i see like some flat, oh, i saw a flare. [ laughter ] . >> a plane passed right in front of it? >> yes. >> oh my gosh, such perfect timing. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. (tense music) - we joke about how many different ways svalbard is suppose

for intense clutches. ham says fighters at two dozen armed vehicles including two america tanks in han unis and the northern city bit lahya. snipers, killed and wounded israeli soldiers and blew up house in which the regime's special forces had gathered in. the israel military has confirmed the death of two more soldiers, including the son of a war cabinet member. total number of regime soldiers killed since this ground operation on god started in late october, now exceeds 90. the palestinian ambassador, the un has criticized international criminal court for failing to issue any arrest warrants for israeli officials of committing crimes against palestinians. this abhorent behavior by the savages in the uh leadership of the state of israel who should be held accountable for their crimes as we are debating and assembly of state parties to the icc from the beginning of this week in which we raised these issues. that in certain areas warrant of arrest for those were involved in issues from the point of view of the icc, but we do not see yet a single warrant of arrest of those who are committing these crimes, wh

northern border. if there is something that latin america absolutely does not need right now, it is the conflict between venezuela and guyana. we cannot think about using force, i hope common sense will prevail on both sides. guyana is the only english-speaking country in latin america, this state maintains close ties with its former metropolis, great britain, as well as with the united states. what is happening now in venezuela is preparation for national elections next year. maduro is trying to gain popularity. we are monitoring the situation in guyana very closely. this democratic partner is very important to the united states. george town has already intensified contacts with washington. not the ministry of defense, guyana hopes for the support of the international community, and the un international court recognizes proceedings over a territorial dispute can last for years. anton dadykin, lead. magic conditions - real rate, up to 15.5% per annum on a savings account at gazprom bank. your money. gazprombank - it’s time to make your dreams come true, i demand that the banquet be continued, it’s fabul

northern border. if there is something that latin america absolutely does not need right now, it is the conflict between think about using force, i hope common sense will prevail on both sides. guyana is the only english-speaking country in latin america and maintains close ties with its former mother country, great britain, as well as the united states. what's happening in venezuela right now is preparations for national elections next year. maduro is trying to gain popularity. we are monitoring the situation in guyana very closely. this democratic partner is very important to the united states. george town has already intensified contacts with washington through the ministry of defense. guyana hopes for the support of the international community, and the un international court recognizes that the proceedings on the territorial dispute could continue for years. anton dadykin, lead. the joint work of russia and turkmenistan at international platforms was discussed today foreign ministers of the two countries. sergei lavrov met with his turkmen counterpart in moscow. we also talked about the main issues

shells at gatherings of israeli forces in various parts of gaza. they also hit america with tank with tandom missile in the northernunnel after israely special forces entered it and later fired shells at the rescue team leaving casualties. they also destroyed five israeli tanks using two unexploded israeli rockets in the jabalya albalad area. senior hamas official has vowed that israel will not achieve any of its goals in gaza, calling threats to eliminate palestinian resistance, empty. hamas representative in lebanon, osama hamdan said the israel regime. continues to commit barbaric crimes, including the summary execution of civilians in gaza. however, he said the regime has failed to obtain any achievements and has suffered defeats in his invasion. hamdan said the regime has resorted to spreading lies to weaken the moral of palestinians. he reiterated hamas's position that there will be no negotiations on an exchange of captives until the sessation of the criminal aggression against gaza. hamdan said palestinians do not want to. temporary seasfire, but rather a complete halt to israeli attacks. political commenta

cluster fired a flare at earth, literally burning up telegraph offices and pushing the northern lights down to south america a system of long wires, right, our power grid where we have these wires stretching across the landscape. >> the disruptions, the long distance energy transmission -- >> reporter: would be epic. >> sobering. let's go with sobering. that would be my choice here. >> reporter: in the meantime -- >> put your eye right up there. >> reporter: -- we just can't say exactly what we'll see. >> i see some -- oh! i saw a plane. >> a plane passed right in front of it? >> oh, my goodness, such perfect timing. >> wow! >> the earth's atmosphere shields our bodies from the impacts of solar flares. nasa's solar dynamics observatory spacecraft has been in space since 2010. it's keeping a close watch to help us better understand solar activity and ♪♪ listen. we know things don't quite add up right now. inflation is down. rent is up. well, when the cost of living is high, we find new ways to go low. we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite ikea products. designing something beautiful is easy. d

cluster fired a flare at earth, literally burning up telegraph offices and pushing the northern lights down to south america. now we're much more dependent on a system of long wires, right, our power grid where we have these wires stretching across the landscape. the disruptions to long-distance energy transmission -- reporter: would be epic? >> sobering. let's go with sobering. that'll be my choice here. >> reporter: in the meantime -- >> put your eye right up there. >> reporter: -- we just can't say exactly what we'll see. >> i see, like, some -- oh. i saw a plane. >> a plane passed right in front of it? >> yes. >> oh, my goodness. such perfect timeling. >>> a family in kentucky got an unlikely surprise inside their christmas tree. the tree sat in their home, decorated with ornaments and lights. and then on the fourth day, a carpet cleaner spotted a baby owl rocking around the branches. he found the feathered fellow while the entire family was away, so alone, he had to safely capture and release the owl into their back yard. >> crawled up into the tree further, and as it was in the tree further, it took m

cluster fired a flare at earth, literally burning up telegraph offices and pushing the northern lights down to south america. now we're much more dependent on a system of long wires, right, our power grid where we have these wires stretching across the landscape. the disruptions to long-distance energy transmission -- >> reporter: would be epic? >> sobering. let's go with sobering. that'll be my choice here. >> reporter: in the meantime -- >> put your eye right up there. >> reporter: -- we just can't say exactly what we'll see. >> i see, like, some -- oh. i saw a plane. >> a plane passed right in front of it? >> oh >> ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >>> very warm temperatures in store the rest of today. it's appropriately chilly start this morning, especially inland. but high temperatures are going to climb from anywhere about five to seven degrees above average to closer to 15 degrees above normal in the santa clara valley. low 70s there. the rest of us into the mid-

america safe. radar in the northern part of alaska and canada and satellite sensors around the entire globe and noradanadian cf18 fighter jets that meet santa when he shows up here in north america on december 24th. david: wow, age-old question for you, what happens if i'm not asleep and i want to catch santa in the act? is he going to pass by my house or what? do you know? >> david, that's one of the most important questions we get every december 24th. so based on norad's more than 65 years, 68 years of tracking santa, we understand that santa normally arrives at houses between about 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., but if you're not asleep, he's going to keep on flying and hopefully circle back so it's better to be in bet just to be safe. david: there's a lot of houses santa has to cover and millions and probably billions and billions of houses. how long does it take him to do the whole trip? >> well, so norad has seen santa make this journey for 68 years and takes him all of december 24th and what's amaze asking santa's technology is really advanced and we understand that he's traveling a little bit fast

after 4 months, the center sends deitch on a dangerous northern route through murmansk to iceland, from there to america argentina. a soviet tanker called donbass is attacked by a german destroyer. the outcome of the battle is predetermined. the soviet ship on which arnold deitch is located cannot escape. there were also deck guns, well, they could have been against a warship, on the same day the donbass tanker disappeared from the air, did anyone manage to survive or? all crew members and passengers, including deitch, and he was on the ship under a different name, were swallowed up by the depths of the sea. arnold deitch's life was heroic, and no less the last days of his life on the donbass tanker were heroic. for the first time , external services are shedding light on the specific circumstances of the tanker’s death. before us is a map on which the place of death is marked, the exact place of death. 15 donbass passengers and its captain vitaly tsilke survived the naval battle. all of them spent the rest of the war in a concentration camp in nazi-occupied norway. it was from here that the nazis launc

one, resume deportation buses and flights from its northern border with the u.s. to central america. tens of thousands of migrants camp along the fence or live in shelters in places like tijuana and others. mexico ended its deportation flights a few months ago when it ran out of money. resumed policing of its railroads known as the beast. rail is cheapest and quickest way for migrants to come north. we want them to increase immigration checkpoints and finally to limit or deny visas that allow migrants to transit mexico legally. here is some video of a visa center outside where haitians and other migrants revolted after being denied those visas and where the latest caravan began on christmas eve. 8,000 to 10,000 are marching north hoping to prevent mexico's effort to break it apart. obrador said he is open to talks but in return he wants the u.s. to lift sanctions against cuba and venezuela and invest more in central america. >> we will boost as much as we can to help maintain and orderly flow. recently there was an abnormal surge. >> mexico has come to the table after the u.s. close

see that zelenskyi visited argentina, the united states of america, norway, the summit was held in norway, this is the summit of the northerntries of northern europe, with biden zelenskyi discussed financial assistance and money that should highlight the congress of the united states of america, there were many meetings in argentina, that is, a very, very tight schedule is still ahead. summit of the european union, where we should open the door, well, i hope so, to the european community. let 's start, perhaps, with biden, with zelenskyi's meeting with biden, because this visit was unannounced to washington, and zelenskyi met with the speaker of the parliament, the house of representatives johnson and met with other officials, in particular with the secretary of defense of the united states of america lloyd mostyn. it is clear that all high-ranking officials of the united states of america say that they want ukraine to win. everyone wants ukraine to win. biden for the second time, in the last week, he repeated that it is impossible to allow putin to go further, because he can go further. knowing biden's background, he knows

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that they are seeing in the entire hemisphere, not just limited anymore to the northern triangle countries or to central america and mexico. this is certainly extended because of larger real shifts in what we've seen in south america. people fleeing crime, poverty, and conflict in their nations, and typically undertaking these treacherous journeys to make their way to the u.s./mexico border. this is something that president biden even in just a couple of weeks ago when he was in san francisco for a different summit, he did meet with the mexican leader there, and they have continued to try to really pledge to work on this. it has proved to be a completely intractable issue. and certainly politically we saw that play out just in recent days because the administration wanted to work with congress to try to address the issue of border funding specifically to surge resources to the border now when they might be needed most, and instead these negotiations are stille td up w essential national security priorities. now that's been puntsed deeper into january which is why the white house decided in this week between chr

." >>> conor knighton is riding the rates and taking in the beauty of america's largest and northernate. >>> jim axlerod is talking with geddy lee of the band rush, for record. plus, end of the line for ousted congressman george santos. biographer evan thomas has thoughts on the passing of former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. ted koppel looks back on the life of late secretary of state henry kissinger, and save room for breakfast. lucy craft takes us to a one-of-a-kind restaurant in japan featuring service with a scowl. and more on this first sunday morning of a new month, december 3rd, 2023. and we'll be back after this. ♪ ♪ >>> call her a very concerned conservative. john dickerson this morning is talking with wyoming republican and former congresswoman liz cheney. >> reporter: give your experience, do you look at politics differently? do you say we spent a lot of time demonizing the other side which put our supporters on the mindset they are not just wrong, they are evil. >> absolutely. if everything that a political adversary does is met with, you know, an attack tha

iraqi resistance heavy blows to the main bases america entered ain al-aswad in anbar and harir in northern iraq. our attacks will continue until the bombing of civilians in gaza stops. the iraqi resistance groups have expanded the scope of their attacks outside of iraq and are preparing the american bases among the resistance groups to confront the zionist regime with everything they have. iraqi youth will be present in jihad field like during the war against isis terrorist group. the us ministry of defense has announced that us soldiers in iraq and syria have been the target of 78 attacks since october 17, the cost of which is to support crimes. the zionists have put it in washington's hands, and lebanon's hezbollah announced in 12 separate statements that it had targeted 5 bases, 5 gathering places and two barracks of the zionist military in the north of the occupied territories, and the zionist regime's drones and artillery had targeted several areas in the south. they attacked lebanon . after a group of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in hezbollah's operation in the past days.

north with heavy rain continuing to pull into northern parts of equity, sparking some warnings on a potential flood threat that was moved to central america. it's a story of rainy. here. we've got an area of low pressure developing in the gulf of mexico. it's going to drench that. you could turn financial on friday. it will intensify as it shifts its way further east. bringing some of those gusty winds with it, bringing heavy rain to have on the on saturday and the florida peninsula of the weekend. the, the, the, you're watching or does it have a mind of its own stories? those are, is just my mom and of guys a has entered, it's 70, it states with china and fun, unisons, roughly in the sides. soldiers have faded to come all on one hospital for the 3rd time north, detaining. then they say, how much spices is there any forces event at the most intense range in the occupied was buying since the war began in charge of injury started on tuesday morning in $500.00 people would be interested in the at least 12 palestinians the us national security advisor jake sullivan says these are very constructive conversation with this any 5 minutes or benja

northern border. something we don't need in south america's war, we don't need a war, we don't need a conflict, he says. what we need is to build peace. and long-time ally, the united states, is conducting flight operations within guyana while throwing its support for the country's sovereignty and robust security. and erin, context here is important. president putin is one of nicolas maduro's strongest backers and washington along with guyana's allies will want to avoid a snir yo like the one unfolding right now all the way in ukraine. already the white house which has eased sanctions on venezuela's oil sector back in october says it's not ruling out putting those sanctions back on the table. >> all right, isa, thank you very much and an incredible pretty story, though of a land grab of more than half of country happening south of the border. >>> nenext an elelection worker rerevealing ththe racist a and t threatats she receceived becaua rudy giuliliani's elecection l . first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devic

compromise between southern slaveholders was concluded. and the northern free states recognized the independence of new states in central and south americaecember 2, 1823, in his annual message to congress, james monroe issued a declaration of principles of foreign affairs. us politics. the main principle was the division of the world into the european american system. the idea of ​​us non-interference in the internal affairs of european countries and, accordingly, non-interference was proclaimed. into the internal affairs of the countries of the american continent. the idea itself was proposed by john quincy adams, secretary of state in the administration of president monroe, and the reason for it was the plans for a holy alliance of russia, prussia and austria, to return spanish rule over the latin american colonies, which declared independence. monroe doctrine became the answer: the united states should not participate in the internal affairs of european countries, but the european ones. this is how the absolutist monarchies of europe were called in the united states; they should not interfere in the internal affairs of america; for a

after 4 months, the center sends de. the northern route through murmansk to iceland, from there to americaargentina. a soviet tanker called donbass is attacked by german destroyers. the outcome of the battle is predetermined. the soviet ship on which arnold deitch is located cannot escape. in the donbass there were also deck guns, well, they were against a warship. the last days of his life on the tanker donbass. for the first time, the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation has declassified documents that shed light on specific circumstances tanker's death. before us is a map on which the place of death is marked, the exact place of death. before us is a letter from josephine lang, deitch’s wife , from novosibirsk, where she was evacuated. 1943 in this letter, she asks to return her with her mother and daughter to moscow. as a true intelligence officer, josephine does not ask a direct question about the fate of her husband, she only attaches a photo of herself with her mother and daughter to the letter and writes: “i am dying from internal experiences.” the head of soviet

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the had a lot of that was not in north america and people waking up in some of the northern states, all of the us did indeed get a white christmas and it may be useful in nebraska. but believe me, those are blizzard like conditions. now the storm system that brought those conditions has pushed its way for the east to so got a little bit of winfrey residue. recall some central states, but the west of that wet weather, climbing up the east coast of the u. s. is going to edge towards eastern parts of canada over the next few days, bringing some rain to cities like washington dc and new york. but it kind of threw put pretty quickly and temperatures here. very mild sitting well above the average for this time of year. now we have got a clear a day on the west coast, but you can see more all of that snow piling into western parts of canada. so what's the weather as well, creeping down into the north west of the us, a lot of sunshine and williams coming back in for california. that's not the case with mexico. however, we've had a lot of cold push into the northwest. things are gonna cool down