rena, that was the oint. offended. rena, that was the point- there _ offended.was the point. there was a _ offended. rena, that was the point. there was a feeling . offended. rena, that was the i point. there was a feeling here that the police did not understand what was being said because it was in hebrew? yeah, i think so, _ because it was in hebrew? yeah, i think so, and _ because it was in hebrew? yeah, i think so, and i _ because it was in hebrew? yeah, i think so, and i tweeted - because it was in hebrew? yeah, i think so, and i tweeted that - i think so, and i tweeted that also. the dutch police probably does not know hebrew. i would think if you prepare, because in the first place, israeli activists and interdependent warning for this, and they said the maccabi tel—aviv fans should not come to amsterdam because they also have a record of singing the songs and it's not a wise idea, with all the tension we have in amsterdam and you have in london and other places in the world, about events which are happening in israel and palestine, it may be not a good i

[applause] rena everts accepting on behalf of of metzger everts -- medgar evers. medgar evers was willing to face death to give america a new life. an army soldier, he fought for freedom abroad during world war ii. at the height of the civil rights movement he was a crusading lawyer fighting for equality at home i'm the investigating lynchings, organizing voter drives, and dismantling school segregation. the life he chose to live and the risks he took to do right is a reminder of the history he made and are charged to keep. in a life cut too short, his legacy casts a ray of light on our quest to redeem the soul of our nation. [applause] al gore. [applause] over a lifetime of service, al gore has been an army serviceman, senator, vice president, presidential nominee, and visionary climate statesmen. in a historic act of selflessness and love for country he accepted the outcomeof a disputed election for the sake of unity and democracy. through his nobel peace prize winning leadership he inspires millions to confront the existential threat of climate change. he is a

yeah. rena. i'm little made because i'm republican strategist already saying that deeply concerned about the lack of due diligence and pop up background checks. but trump's cabinet picks clearly the public vetting process is being bypassed as well. like i said earlier, the president likes seems very eager to get to work at trump, in a, a historical fashion is going to be re entering the white house, come january 20th. and so in this is what we've seen is that these picks be very different in nature from his 1st term. i think he really wants to show, not just the country, but mainly his democratic both that he is going to do things in a fashion that is very tapia, which is non conventional. and it's actually bringing people that are not as loyal to him as flashes. loyalty punched their loyalty to him, but who are also coming from the private sector or from from different backgrounds but again, he believes are capable of do the job there's to pull the thoughts here really quick. one is that he nomi

so let me ask you find the rena, you know, we saw women protesting in washington dc. today is the right to abortion in danger . in the us on to donald trump. now women have every right to make their voices heard in this free country. you know, the freedom of speech here is paramount and they're having issues surrounding it. but i hope that women across the country assemble in their communities as well and work to better the laws regarding abortion on the books in their state. because that's what the overturn of roe vs wade. did we take the issue back to the states and you heard trump say that over and over in the aftermath that hey, this dates are deciding now, but one thing he also had come out and said that he would not enact or sign a national ban on abortion now me have flip flopped on that issue. but the last words we did here out of his mouth, had been that he would, should be trusted. not to find that national van on abortion. it is a thing where each woman is going to have to decide, do they trust president electronic to not do a national ban on abortion? it j

we also have rena shaw, founder of the political intelligence firm, relax strategies. ladies. thank you so much for joining me, tracy. i want to begin with you. can you explain to our audience, our international audience? what the practical impact of is? this is having because it's not just women not being able to get a portion, it's doctors refusing treatment in the states. yeah, i'm an i think that many people assumed that a ban on abortion would just be the sort of the stoppage of the procedures that they tend to think about as a portion those where a person has an unintended pregnancy. they go to a clinic, they are no longer pregnant, a, but abortion itself is a clinical intervention used through out obstetrics. and i think it's been shocking that the criminalization of that service has intimidated physicians from tree miscarriages from treating people in subsets from thinking about that premature rupture of membranes. all of these things which require the same intervention, but technically has been criminalized under these abortion bands. and our audience probably doesn't

[applause] [applause] rena everts accepting on behalf of of metzger everts -- medgar evers. medgar evers was willing to face death to give america a new life. an army soldier, he fought for freedom abroad during world war ii. at the height of the civil rights movement he was a crusading lawyer fighting for equality at home i'm the investigating lynchings, organizing voter drives, and dismantling school segregation. the life he chose to live and the risks he took to do right is a reminder of the history he made and are charged to keep. in a life cut too short, his legacy casts a ray of light on our quest to redeem the soul of our nation. [applause] al gore. [applause] over a lifetime of service, al gore has been an army serviceman , senator, vice president, presidential nominee, and visionary climate statesmen. in a historic act of selflessness and love for country he accepted the outcome a -- of a disputed election for the sake of unity and democracy. through his nobel peace prize winning leadership he inspires millions to confront the existential threat of climate change. h

rena evers accepting on behalf of medgar wiley evers. al gore. clarence b. jones. john forbes carry -- john forbes kerry. bonnie lautenberg accepting on behalf of frank r. lautenberg. kathleen genevieve ledecky. opal lee. ellen ochoa. nancy dalessandro -- nancy d'ale xandro pelosi. jane rigby. teresa romero. judy shepard. gail lynn canon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. and michelle yeoh. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] president biden: please have a seat. i think i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years they played "hail to the chief," i looked around and asked, where the hell is he? thank you for joining us for one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago, president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom. in the first class of recipients was a great american writer, eb white. years after receiving the metal, he received a letter from someone and replied, "relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity, trouble." i can only hope these same trait

the event at london's oh to rena, sold out in just minutes with thousands of relishing the chance to witness the sports history. some also looked at the parts as costly as a key element of gaming culture. the very specific training ticket that you should use some 6900000 people sadly took it seriously tuning in from around the world, including in south korea with funds gather to follow the live stream despite the midnight start time team t one is loved here, but one player stance told he's known as fake. the 28 year old has dominated the scene for more than a decade, becoming a multi millionaire celebrity. as a result of the i don't think they will ever be another player who can achieve what fake has the own. i think you'll always be the greatest and i came to watch that because i liked the atmosphere and i thought it would be the best feeling to be here, whether we win or lose. they were following the action in china to but it was disappointment. so many of these bands of team b, l g, which came in 2nd, regardless of the outcome of this you as well as the huge following reflect a wi

germany's rolling calculation spell european leaders that has come together here as the push because a rena, which is a new stadium in budapest, leaders said we've been talking with, told us that they had little concern about the situation over the situation in germany, they were stressing that this, this way, this is the beauty of the democratic system and that they trust to have trust in democratic institutions in germany of the records. however, some of them indicated that they see it even as a chance for germany and for europe to move forward, often months of internal bickering and arguments within the german government. but let's have a look and listen to what stood leaders have to say in front of our camera. total schultz is a strong leader. i know very well, so i think he will navigate during the coming months, making sure that germany place is roll at a real stage. one thing special you with is not strong without a strong gemini, and that is one thing that we will look forward to continue to see in the next few months. if this is very important for us, for the european union, it is

well we went out to friends, rodeo, rena, or brother road. right. and she was hanging out with all the girls that are like 16 and older. and colton said cold, the girls that always brags but told the girls girls can't ride. and shelby stood up to the wall. i'm all right tonight. of course, man barbara, sign the papers call on her bluff. and she next thing i know, lou, it came up there and said they shelby's in the shoot. do you want to come down there? cause i had to go down there to save my own eyes and sure enough she was in there. and about that time, they opened the gate and she went and she came off, she rode goods came off, just hit the ground, really hard, jumped right up and brushed it off like it wasn't, nothing made me very proud the i don't know if you know about that show be here, but i was walking across the river and they let one of the means bulls out in the jump, the fence and almost killed you. then i hit the ground and when i looked up, is this it right here? 1973. how old wait, how old is it in? like when i have to set upgrades 6t

but let's start with the, the, the new news in the last couple of hours, which is vladimir putin, rena saying that's a trump show bravery when he but with the assassination attempt. i showed he was a man, i'm says, there's an opportunity to have to restore relations between the, the us and russia. what is your reaction to that and what do you think it might mean for you crane? i am completely and surprised by this news of putting praising from essentially. they never lost touch after jump left the white house in 2020. we know that we know they've had communications. we know that they had a very cozy relationship for years. none of this is a secret, but what now we know is that perhaps the very 1st thing that from does when he gets an office in january, is essentially tries to broker piece over between ukraine and russia. what pieces a good thing is enough piece is an excellent thing, but what this kind of piece means is a concession of land. and we know this also because vice president electricity bands, the current senator from ohio, who of course will be vacating that seat. he led on

she standing at the doorway rather than jumping up to my lap net just every up as what's the magic rena, i've had clients in my pocket and i'm just putting them on the table and she says, you've got money to this. i've got money, but you from bangladesh. oh, she comfortable, i could. oh yeah, i could see how this image of the bangladesh. she was that of an icon of poverty. i sort of okay, you know, like do you have these photographers visiting? i know they fly and they have diarrhea for 2 days and they think, you know, they create that image of what my country is and if we were to change that, we need to, to be our own story. tell us a lot because what 3 was a platform for us story tell us that feels like an appropriate point to ask if there are any questions from the audience. so in light of the very different struggles for liberation in both to your perspective, the country, south african bangladesh. so what are the impacts of those on struggles on the political landscape, corruption authoritarianism, and what's the impact on the citizens of? well i, i mentioned the military general a

coming here in safety. alexander and the rena blend to advocate for others who are still hiding. it's a couple, it's just a drop in the ocean is and i hope that this president will open doors for other disorders. read it and then it'll give me their data. for now, they are getting used to being able to sleep at night and they're starting to make plans for the future. stop. i have a dream to travel through friends for that, but maybe even go over see some of the time of the sure. but that's still far away . let me call. if you're watching the video is just a reminder of our top story election day as going to the united states holding stations of open and a number of states, including the final opinion polls show the race between rival presidential candidates with donald trump and compa harris is still naked and that's it from me and the news team stay with us up next. global us including look at corruption and catastrophe of china, invest in columbia. got office and fill in the pool that smith is a grave. and on slide varied, manuel saw that it was a pot to his wife and children.

i don't know if we could all ok in here in safety. alexander and the rena blend to advocate for others who are still hiding. a couple of just a drop in the ocean is and i hope that this president will open doors for other disorders. they didn't, they didn't give me their data for now they are getting used to being able to sleep at night. and they're starting to make plans for the future. stop. i have a dream to travel through friends for that, but maybe even go overseas sometime in the sure, but that's still far away anymore. and we are now joined by the w is natalia lance of o file. this report. and that's how you know, very briefly why people like alexander desert as well. everyone has their own reasons for deserving the army. some like him were found themselves in dissertation . they did not sign up for, they did not want to, you know, invades f one country. alexandra infect says, but if somebody would invade russia, i would stand and defend my country. but i'm not part of this war. and people i've talked to mostly save this, but of course they also people who just went to the war b

washington dc, which will cover extensively here on i'll just share it with my colleague during that rena applegate. i will join you. i have to talk to alex's 0, stay with us on angie's here, the, it's the full tropical sockets and you can count them just to has mr. growing his type figure. this one is losing strength as turnaround. you there hasn't taken only as year away from this problem. well there are so plenty of channels around thunderstorms focusing on c ma. sure, but not existing for research sort of way see java or as well, but they're not particularly frequent here. and the weather is become a bit more active in east asia, was hong kong catches the edge. effective strategy was they like to be thursday and you could find where the body shop today. they will be this se and positive trying to disperse the heavy writing, but it's obviously a line here which might bring a bit of stairs in north korea once the shelves of the home. sure, a possibility. but i think the concentration can be further south. besides really, which is a typhoid goes across, just kicks the northeast of these

the report claims to us is funding cambodian opposition attempts to stage a color revolution ortiz rena. customer of a has the details to find a controversial issue from the opposition locally and internationally. it's wednesday hours and watch the calles august fold attacks that we've seen use all over the world. the time and time again by washington and it's color revolutions now. apparently coming to come both the as per internal emails reports and documents shared with the sunday guardian. a cocktail of agencies situated in the us and other countries in collaboration with political dissenters in cambodia. used to the issue of cambodia allows vietnam detail agreement to push the cambodian government to the back foot and subsequently execute a long standing operation to remove the incumbent government from power and install a pro washington face infant on pen. so what so that the west to use this time a class over in the agreements initiated back in 1999 by can both be as long as serve in the head of government car incentives. president holmes and he's also the father of the current l

follows along running control the say over a legit sexual misconduct gates denies any wrong doing. rena shower is a political strategist and founder of relax strategies, a political intelligence fund. she says, trump is dominating lawyers to make sure his legal problems go away. a general look, you know, trump, this got all these lawyer list ready because these people are just personally loyal to him. he's quite assured that they will carry out policy when they take these roles in the new year. that is quite align with his sense, particularly the department of justice. you know, trump has been very concerned and, and not just concerned very vocal about how he feels, the democrats weaponized the justice system against him. so what essentially we know is that trump, once we're badge he wants to show people that he can go after his enemies and that he's not scared of using government roles. people who he can install in such places and elected bureaucrats that were not voted on by the american public would do have to beacons confirmed by the entire us senate, which will be led by republican

and this is the most of the rebuilding renae sense. and that is something that we're capable of reinforcing our independence, political, independence, military independence. and finally, that is something that was to allow us to do, you know, but it's to deal and assess appropriately the prospects for the development of our relations. so there are 3 components. sure. so that of the utmost importance to each and every state to start with any african stage, any african country does the deal. but if we put a data point against the do shut down to be a system. she has a certain separation of population. people the structure of population, there is a political system in place in nature, and every country for the names it is up to age. countries that are placed in particular for each country respectively have to do decide for them how to live for the next. and how is the economic difficulties? because we are dependent on the outside world from which 60 to what is called into question our own independence. every single time that begs the ques

i spoke with mike cooper and he's a us politics analyst with the european university, the rena. i asked him what he makes of marco rubio as the next the us secretary of state. yeah, so it's cool to still have the ultimate site in the direction of us foreign policy, but the radio, of course is going to be the mountain to move in the room, meeting foreign leaders and doing the actual work is representing the united states and high level negotiations and kind of strategic alliances. i remember the, the, the review i will, whoever becomes the secretary of state is also going to be in charge of managing thousands of diplomats and civil servants around the world. i would imagine many of those people would have been fine, a consent when the election outcome came in. i would think that they would be somewhat more relieved this morning to see that as rubio as the name of the see mentorship, particularly, you know, rather than someone from kind of outside of washington politics for example, you know, someone from the mag, oh, well, i think these people would have, would have struggled to

and when it came to that scene, the women's vote coming to harris had a 60 percent support. rena shaw is a political strategist and comment tight. so in the format senior congressional age to former republican jeff minute, she believes there were many women who secretly voted for trump. the american women are not a model it in any way. we are very complex as the statement of the american society that is greater and share than our male counterparts. indeed, american women went to the polls this election day with numerous issues. top of mind. these are kitchen table issues like economy, immigration, crime. and of course, abortion was on the minds of millions of american women given the over turner pro versus weighed. now that was done by trumps and pointed supreme court justices. and since that overturn a, just a couple of years ago, we have seen women galvanized around the issue of abortion and across the country coast to coast what a portion has appeared on the ballot. republicans have not fared well. so moving into election day for this general election, defense would have been the t

we are of course, monitoring the situation there. rena customer, i bring this right up to date with events in so can thank you. a ride to at the other side of the globe. not a special tribal rights or on the chopping block in new zealand. a new bill could potentially cancel a near to century old agreement that serves as a foundation for indigenous quotas and protection. the country's parliament was forced to suspend the 1st reading of the legislation of tomorrow. ready m p's performed to hook up to protest the device above. the news is suspended until the ringing the bell of the protesters and traditional cost . it was also performed. try both sean so say march to the streets of oakland to show their support for the white tongue. deep free to the 1840 agreement with the british crowd is victim freeze cornerstone. and defending my rewrites, originally guaranteeing land ownership and the continued practice of traditional customs the country. libertarian. a c t party is seeking to replace the tricky with a new law offering, no legal distinctions for indigenous groups saying it leads to inequa

double up and, and that's something that you don't want to devote all the. meanwhile, on the diplomatic rena, india's prime minister has highlighted the importance of nigeria as a strategic partner. that's as new rangel mode. he met his nigerian towns punching a boot or this weekend for a high level talks. yeah, be good. yeah, it is a pleasure. nigeria has been granted pop in a country status in briggs. this indicates nigeria is important role in the world under your leadership. we give high priority to ask for teaching on a shift. there are many new possibilities also link to our relationship. for instance, addressing issues like terrorism, separatism, piracy and human trafficking. we will continue to work together to tackle those challenges to mr. moody's visit moxie such trip by an indian prime minister to the west african country in 17. yes. i'm thomas as positive a 3 nation to and that strengthened a new delhi as global partnerships off the nigeria and the wind remote day. we'll have to launch in america, visits to brazil, and guy on the opposition party test is occupying the parliament

uh, not just we didn't even use a rena, but of globally as well around if i wrote as a public opinion, american journalist on the editor of the palestine chronicle. thank you very much for your time and you call me of the way back to the us presidential election now is us citizens had to the paulding station, so the risk of violence is pretty clear and present or they have for you. i a rest of the amount in michigan who would like to be threatened to carry out a mass shooting of trump wins. so the only such incident to me, the ongoing vote, for example, heading southwards jacksonville, florida. a suspicious package was detected at a busy upholding station called him to the media police real quick on this. are you inquiring the site and reopening it to a patient voters? this will a, comes as washington profess to bill that will not on the board or the, the us capitol, bracing itself a violence that could be sparked by the election outcome. and the capital is starting to look a bit like a military base fences erected. a window is getting bullied at up across the city. and it isn't just

intelligent service, had said gay notice can touched on the wes fading. influence on the international, rena, accusing states of destabilizing key regions around the world. to protect its own interests. you have enough money to the euro. atlantic a leads understand, but stubbornly refused to come to terms with the loss of their former power. they try to convince the rest of the world that the only alternative to western dominance is chaos. to achieve this, they deliberately de stabilize key regions around the globe. everywhere the west has stretched its tentacles, we see division and d stabilisation. the most striking example is ukraine attempted by so called euro integration. it has become the main anti rushing, battering ram for the united states. as a result today, ukraine is a failed state, one that is unable to sustain its existence as a viable political and economic entity. and meanwhile, a recent poll shows that more than half of americans think the backcountry should stop sending weapons military h, u, k. american media. if it goes, happens being pulling any punches when it comes to

will see with a lot of lower 70's covering much of the bay will get more to the senate that renault rena has a traffic update for you right now. got out like this on the bay bridge. 13 minute. >> heading into the city while you're san mateo bridge is at 14. >> the richmond sandra fell is at 9 and golden gate bridge. 37 of the toes. 20 minutes. >> well, 6.16 is the time in san francisco. firefighters have been responding to a pile of trees on fire. you can see that here in the video. they first reported this incident about 9 o'clock last night at 3rd and cargo streets of carter street had to be close while they were fighting this. and here's an up close shots of spring foam onto some of that burning debris. cause of the fire still unknown. crews want to remind drivers, though, not to drive over fire hoses, where there's an active fire being fought. so just keep an eye out for that. rohnert park police have arrested a man they say crashed his car while allegedly street racing. officers say it was wednesday night. the man was performing a burnout when the crash occurred. causing property da

and a key point do renae. i know ray, it enough get out of the good news. is that rain here obviously making for great skiing conditions up in this year for a lot of the skiers are starting open up. we'll tell you which ones if you want to go up there out what the season for? sure. i love it. i love it. and, you know, sometimes it still feels like spring up in the sierra this time of year. so it's nice that it's not that will dry, it feels like fall up on mount tam. now we saw some a heavy, heavy rainfall up there the l% past few days. >> look at those fall colors on some of these trees. and it has cleared out a little bit more. we're starting to see signs of clearing, but we're in the right. it's still pretty active across the region. we still see new snowfall in the sierra. we've seen a few showers here in the bay. lot of those have been centered up around sfo. i know that's last place. you want to see it on such a busy travel day, but it is a very wet tarmac. sfo this morning. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's petaluma nevada 55 dublin. you're

stella performance scoring a susan high, 59 point westcan job, a brand new women's tennis number one, a rena sutherland has lost her 1st match of the w t. a finals in saudi arabia. she was beaten by 20 twins to wimbledon champion, elaina added back to $0.02 to $1.00 of the season ending tournaments for rebecca. this is the 2nd when hours are 7 length of the season, but it wasn't enough to see her on fridays. any sign right, that is always put for now we'll have more for you later. 3. sure, thank you so much for that and thanks for watching the news. our analogy 0. elizabeth, for honest with you in just a moment, you'll have much want to say things and all the latest headlines. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now, the donald trump will return to the one task, becoming the us president for a 2nd time with the promise of with golden, 0 for the country to leave the oil to me in a line. ma moment in us politics. stay without jesse or to discover what the result means for america. the rest of the world since israel's world gaza, thousands of on the stadiums hoping indiscriminately displaced real

we've rena, devious from make the road action, nevada, which is a latino group. it's going around convincing people and making them aware of the action. so thanks for speaking to us. right. and you're 22 years old. you just graduated from the university of nevada. there is a business administration graduate, but you're also in documented, even though you came here, when you're a year old, we've had to know about donald trump's rhetoric about putting people on us. when you hear about that, uh how do you think it could affect you if he becomes president? um, personally, i've been on talk you mounted um, since i was one year old i i, i am part of the community that challenge that suffers many of the challenges to find job opportunities and really provide for their homes and finances. right. to create that sustainable living that our immigrant community is want. i'm part of the people that are struggling to get jobs in health care fields and business administration and education. so this is a very impactful problem for all the immigrant community do. you wouldn't do

and this past basically they talked about expansion of the corporations in this particular rena. and on that, they also talked about a drill, emitted 3 naval drill bits being the 2 countries. previously, around 3 weeks ago, i ran a naval commander shy rom you, ronnie said that there is a possibility of such a military drill, but to be sued. the or it may be a and iran 2 regional power houses with a history of rivalry. so it could be considered as a step forward in the ties between the 2 and the added to that is the discussion that they had regarding the regional issues. and in particular the palestinian issue that was a key point of consent for the 2 sides. they had a conversation on that as well. and just give us a little bit of context here to head. why is the timing of this visit so critical to well, actually this was a takes place after the election. and after the election of tromp into united states, who promised for peace in west asia, however, the possibility of tensions ramping got to a next level is still here. so they, the 2 sides are mean you, ron and sooty ravia are i

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