oh, i thought the osi would be more festive over the holiday. i was wrong. we're still dealing with human suffering every day of learning over me of ukraine's president is warned of continued russian attacks with miss allison drones in the coming days . and that means more of the same for alexi and these colleagues to report a maria at the measures, explain the significance of the attack. ali angles air base in russia. well, as you sat before, the military air failed angles to is quite far away from ukraine, about 700 kilometers to be precise. many military experts say that choosing angles space as a target and is not accidental. essentially, there are 2 key reasons. so wide was attacked. firstly, it's a base for russian strategic bumpers. and it's therefore it's an attractive target for ukrainians. and secondly, just to remind you, it was exactly from angles ebay, that to russia, launched massive attacks on ukraine 2 weeks ago. so i would say that these 2 factors make many observers believe that these attack was part of a comeback from the ukranian military

oh, i thought the osi would be more festive over the holiday. i was wrong. we're still dealing with humans suffering every day of volume over me, of ukraine's president is warned of continued russian attacks with missiles and drowns in the coming days. and that means more of the same for alexia and these colleagues. alternatively, report, maria to cut matt said, spoke to us about moscow's reaction to the attack. well, according to military experts, this incident does not carry much of a military significance, but more of a propagandistic psychological and political one. suddenly this is a blow to moscow and we can say that it's big 3 or 4 key if you cranium seemed to be getting more comfortable and confident to target strategic facilities inside russia. well, maybe for moscow, this attack is not as big and devastating as an occupied crimea bridge explosion for instance. but lisa talk and dissimilar wants that happened in the past few months. and really, what it does is to open up a discussion about the efficiency russian system of the times. the main questio

so they now need to get the osi involved, office of special investigations, because this is a mysteryn an investigation and as the investigation progressed such as this one, we're looking at a deserter case. >> there are now several law enforcement agencies joining together to investigate michael's disappearance. the task force then goes back to the clinic and decides they need to take a closer look at the cellphone records. >> we were able to identify some of the phone numbers that contacted him, and in one case a female had his phone number programmed in her phone. >> one of the scenarios that came up was the fact that michael might be having an affair with another woman. >> it seemed like a compelling lead. midnight calls to michael's phone from a mystery woman. maybe he as hiding out with her. >> i believe that if michael was going to leave with another woman, he would have ended things with wendi. he would have said, this isn't divorce, and he would have done he would have said, this isn't for me anymore, i want a divorce, and he would have done it the right way before he would h

when i just assumed that leadership position, and at that time they were already doubts whether the osi was relevant. do you think it's still relevant, given that not only the failed to prevent an active kinetic conflict between russian, ukraine and some would argue russia and the west. but it also now being used as, as a platform for political posturing and pushing out though, one of the sides. i'm speaking about russia. do you think the oil c currently stands for either security or corporation? i would absolutely estimate that. currently, if you always see a crisis it, i think there is no doubt about it, but you ought to say it out that you always see a very valid verdict beats or it's feed missions. the best of all comes in central asia or in parts of europe. the story institutions are, it's the, the programmatic work of a ticket here. it, it, but of course this is politically not but they play relevant. i think, well, participating, say soft d always see what i hope you always see being able to play a role in preventing or at least now in managing a conflict between russia and ukrai

and at that time there were already doubts whether the osi was relevant. do you think it's still relevant, given that not only the fail to prevent an active kinetic conflict between russia and ukraine and some would argue russia and the west. but it also now being used to as, as a platform for political posturing and pushing out one of the sides. i'm speaking about russian. do you think the oil see currently stands for either security or corporation? i would absolutely estimate that. currently, if you always see a crisis and clearly i think there is no doubt about it, but you ought to say, you know, that you always see a very valid vert beats where it's feed missions into basketball. comes in central asia or in parts of europe. the story institutions are, it's the, the programmatic work off it here. it, it, but of course this is politically not but they play relevant. i think while participating, say self. d, always see what i hope you always see being able to play a role in preventing or at least now in managing a conflict between russia and ukraine, or,

even if they don't admit, or they did want to cooperate with the international community or the osi, we were expecting this from the star and we never expected them to even investigate . they've been unwilling from day one to investigate. and this is clear incitement at the end of the day. this is the very justification why independent justice is needed. there is a lot of criticism of the west being silent and turn a blind eye to israel's wrongdoings. and not only from the ages you're a network like in this recent case, but beyond, it is utterly utterly unconscionable that we can say on the one hand, we most and we most investigate the war crimes and atrocities of latter mere putin and remain silent as you did when you spoke beside the israeli prime minister? i did not say a word, not a word of 17 years of ongoing crimes against humanity. do we talk about investigating the war crimes of israel? no. do we sanction israel for these crimes as we've sanctioned russia? no, and getting back to our 0. so in israel, the network now says that is going to be a test case for the international c

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while osis was stopped in prison, he's been behind boss at for 3 decades in the course. decision to free him has stood up painful memories out. he's corrales hot la picks up the story ya, new swallows is said to have been stabbed in his cell y one of the inmates, and he has subsequently been rushed to hospital. the statement by the correctional services says that there was an unfortunate fare being incident and the sentiment that is really grabbing south africa on twitter and other social media platforms is why was the word unfortunate used as part of that statement of the 729 years in prison for killing south african communist parties. general secretary chris honey, the countries i ask, what has grunted parole to polish immigrant? yeah, new swallows. one of the issues at the knob of were, loses released from prison is that he must serve the rest of his parole conditions here in south africa. and was given a permanency residence by the minister of home affairs in order to keep him here. part of the deal is that he cannot use his polish passports or his identity in order to leave the coun

maybe, as they say in russia, the casket was just opened, she can be internal, as you might say, osi,-mute ged-g de rafka with a taste of srsrki , she simply cannot imagine that a good russia is even led by such a mediocrity between good and bad putin, what he must have looked like in front of her . well, she couldn't. well, she couldn't attack ukraine. she, this russia, completely disregards european norms of civilized behavior and she just really said, come on, it won't happen war, what are you all nervous about? putin will not attack zelenskyi or ukraine. well, she can be sincere, that's the question. i don't think that this is related to any men from the gdr. western macron is also western. there is some kneisel . you won’t find the minister of foreign affairs of austria who went to work either, or there is the minister of macro, the minister of france, fillon, who moved to work in russia. he , too, is not with communist germany, right. there in merkel this is her ender past, and they played their role , it's not clear, it's obvious that she completely neglected the interests of t

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kumasi: protection for the pel s osi.now about the capitol police and what they get to do keep them safe after nancy pelosi steps out of her role. good morning. reggie: the weather is great if you are here. drew: l.a. is going to hit 80 degrees on christmas day. how crazy is that. that storm to our east is no joke. some temperatures are below -- 60 degrees below zero. that is the windshield. actual temperatures are -20. you just stay inside and say hope my pipes don't freeze. reggie: i have lived in that temperature, it is not fun. it does not agree with me. drew: it does not suit you. kumasi: know it doesn't. drew: fog is an issue vi county and parts of the east bay. we have a dense fog advisory until 11:00 a.m. if you're traveling highway four, you may encounter low visibility. cloud cover, 40's and 50's is the -- low. and mostly cloudy day. tonight, we have to bring a chance of showers in. biblical hour-by-hour and talk about that in a few minutes. kumasi: the holiday travel rush is underway. we are looking live at sfo

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