reynolds: yes. we are working with many parks on air tour management lands. we will continue to work closely with you or whoever can step up to the public process. >> can i get a yes or no to seek the counsel of the national parks oversight advisory board particularly as it relates to the economic impact in these gateway communities? mr. reynolds: yes. we will talk to any oversight folks along with the faa who was our prime partner in this. >> thank you. the grand canyon currently has $829 million in deferred maintenance and repairs which is becoming a great challenge for the staff who run the park and impacts overall visitor experience. it the second most visited part in america. do you agree it should be a priority for the park service to resolve issues that the grand canyon park has asap? mr. reynolds: yes. we are working very hard. that is a great news about along with the sewage treatment plants, the grand canyon has a water supply and we have a project thanks to the gao a and wreck the money i

reynolds. now we will go to members. you have five minutes. mr. lamalfa from california. >> i appreciate sitting in on the committee today. director reynolds, thank you for your time. in my own district, we have lassen national park, the volcano. the phone lines have been down for quite a while, at least april, perhaps longer. that is not to be unexpected from the amount of snow we had. but there is no other phone number listed on the park's website that is working or available. even including fire and law enforcement except for 911. the only option to visitors is inquiring through email. which the email response is "we will get back to you asap." we have been getting dissatisfaction from our constituents on that. how can we improve? i can't imagine this is going to make any positive experience for our folks with just that level of communications. and then take that to what it means for public safety as well if you would. >> is that a question, sir? >> do you believe that's going to be a positi

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james brought his girlfriend bobbi reynolds.happened in tesco, one of the largest supermarkets in the country, its ceo ken murphy said that more than 200 employees of the retail network become victims every month. attacks, so they will be given body cameras, that is, with a reduced price in the fight for profit, the retailer uses another know-how, a smoke screen. such special effects instantly frighten off intruders, mostly smoke is used at gas stations. unfortunately for two robbers in bristol, josh james and bobby reynolds. i had to confront ordinary people, thanks to witnesses and high-quality video surveillance. we were able to link up a series of crimes, james and reynolds, and bring them to justice. what caused the emergency you know how to live his young life, reporting by daniil suharochka. the very moment when fire and water in one frame so brightly, but not at all joyfully , the newlyweds' festive swim in the klyazma reservoir near dolgoprudny near moscow despite a serious fire, the fire on the allegro yacht was brough

reynolds. you're next. you may begin. >> good morning. my name is miriam reynolds. i'm a licensed professional counselor, a fifth-generation texan descending from a long line of conservative christians. and i'm the mother of a transgender son. i am honored to be here today to give my testimony and tell you the story of my incredible child. he recently became an adult and i will still refer to him as a child. his name is cameron and he is 18 years old. he recently graduated from high school and is embarking on adulthood with a gap year before college. cameron told us he was transgender when he was 11 years old. he was clearly dealing with something, but we didn't know what it was or how to help him. but then he told us. my husband and i had the same instinct to tell him that we love him no matter what and always will be there for him. we knew we needed to affirm him from our years in working with foster youth, but we had no idea what to do next. we were scared. we didn't know anyone who had a tr

james brought his girlfriend bobbi reynolds.l happened in tesco, one of the largest supermarkets in the country, its ceo ken murphy said that more than 200 employees of the retail network become victims of an attack every month, so they will be given body cameras, which, by the way, was on the chest of the victim during the attack in bristol. we need to go further, like in scotland, and make mistreatment or violence against retail workers a crime in itself. even forced retailer to purchase special guardrail. only behind such yellow fences. employees agree to lay out goods with a reduced price in the fight for profits, the retailer uses another smoke know-how. such special effects instantly frighten off intruders, mostly smoke is used at gas stations. unfortunately for two robbers in bristol, josh james and bobby reynolds. i had to confront ordinary people, thanks to witnesses and high-quality video surveillance. we were able to tie up a series of crimes, james and reynolds, and bring them to account for the impact they had on th

but when you go up against a governor like kim reynolds, could it be trouble?is. it will make some difference, but at the end of the day, donald trump is going to be able to take credit for overturning roe v. wade. that's what conservatives worked on for about 50 years and donald trump is going to say, look, i'm being criticized on abortion, yet i delivered this huge victory that the movement had been working on for so long. so i think it will have an impact, but unfortunately for candidates like ron desantis, it is not going to represent a big blow to donald trump. and by the way, donald trump is ignoring all of this. we saw his interview on "meet the press." he's running as a general election candidate. he is suggesting that somehow he can find a compromise between republicans and democrats on abortion. very unlikely. but donald trump doesn't care about these attacks from ron desantis and this indirect attack from kim reynolds. he is focused on the general election, and he knows that abortion is a vulnerability for republicans in general elections. we have se

[applause] -- kim reynolds. think about what happened here. you have $7500 tax credit available for everyone within 300% of poverty. next year goes to 400% of poverty and the following year it's universal. i would take the two two mar buckets of resources that come from the federal government, title i money for this gets going, failing underperforming schools, put that money in a proverbial backpack and might it follow the kid. when the parent has a choice, the kids have the best chance for success. [applause] >> and then the second thing i would do is i would put a target on the backs of the teachers unions and break their backs. they are destroying our kids, trapping them in failing schools. not on my watch. i will stand in the fire and make sure that kids growing up in poverty, kids growing up in rural america have the quality education as a choice. the good news, as americans, the future is not going to be determined at the color of our skin, but it will be determined by the quality of our education. let's equip our kids. [applause] >> gre

alix: i do not think you can compare taylor swift to ryan reynolds. i love ryan reynolds.. guy: there is no comparison to swift, i agree, absolutely incredible. i wrote the other day it is like having a super bowl. she placed three concerts per weekend. as the economic impact of three super bowls. that is how you should think about everything the one of her concerts. the interesting thing is potentially she is coming to europe. maybe we get the effect next. alix: you will get the growth at inflation from when she grows -- goes to europe. i am not going to jersey. i also don't want to pay that much money for taylor swift concert or nfl ticket. anyhow that wraps it up for me and guide. coming up permit dena telsey joins us. this is bloomberg. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can eat real food and lose this much weight. the release supplement mak

talk about the role that governor reynolds can play, if she chooses to endorse.ong second place finish in the caucuses would be good enough. >> i was jealous. the tulane game, not as much action there. kim reynolds helps for sure. she is popular. her being there with desantis is a sign for him. he's trying to coalesce this establishment side of the trump party. the pre-trump side of the republican party. that split-screen, of donald trump, being treated like a celebrity, like a star, like a former president. that grosses me out. i would prefer the people booing him. but you cannot ignore the reality. donald trump was treated like a star. desantis was not. he is wearing a vest. it looks awkward. it isn't a good head-to-head for him. and it encapsulates the problem he's had, getting outside of donald trump's shadow in iowa and throughout the primary. >> jonathan allen, you have new reporting on the fact that it's unknown to a lot of us. to most people. donald trump has a postpresidential office, as all presidents do, set up, paid for by the taxpayers and he's handl

the state puts in concert of food and water reynolds ripples days. this wasn't really what anyone had in mind. instead of a celebration of freedom, creative and self fulfillment, fueled by plenty of psychedelic, the annual burning man festival, turned into a mud kicked dreg when that most unpredictable party goers, mother, nature decided to come and hang out for the weekend. hundreds of vehicles that are completely stuck in the mud there are people walking on. busy to the nearest city or girl lock and. busy busy our camps, a lot of your european camp set fly in and thing and do bernie man have left everything that their trash, their tents uh. their infrastructure. uh so this is a disaster, like never been seen it for a name in the rain started on friday and quickly turn the alkaline desert soil into thick cooling, gu, nevada authorities shut the place down and told revellers to shelter in place some tried to hike or drive out, but it wasn't easy. someone took the wrong turn and everyone follow them. so we got like into the middle of the desert, but n

i want to applaud governor kim reynolds and your great state legislatures who moved that historic pro life legislation here ins in other states in the nation, the american people, lurk presidents. -- elect presidents even as we work to advance pro believe we or owe it on american people to elect's president who will fight for a minn washington d.c., we should ban abortion across america fr the womb forward. that is a 15 week minimum ban. i believe that an idea whose times that come, why would we leave unborn babies in ork to the of liberal late legislatures and liberal governors, as your president you will have a champion for life in the or oval was. >> mr. vice president, you gave a speech in new hampshire, i think about a week ago. in when you s choosing. and should reject what you called i quote, the siren song of po populism, what is current stran of populism most. >> true confessions, when i started no politics as a teenager i was co indiana. i was a community organizer if i tell you when i heard the voice and values and the ideals of fourth president of united states -- 40 presi

i'm sure that you hear this a lot like a governor reynolds said every state is a border state with what's going on. we've got fentanyl, methamphetamine being sold directly into iowa by a drug cartels and we are a long way from the southern border so tell us what you would do as president to control the border and get the cartels under control? >> i doubt if you did the survey here that there was a single person in the group that doesn't think we should finish the wall. how many think we should finish the wall? [applause] [cheering] we have 20,000 people that are patrolling and not even allowed to enforce the law. i have two cousins that were on the border and they are not allowed to enforce the wall right now. why? because the biden administration policies and if they can't enforce the law we end up having all these criminals come over. i don't think anybody understands how bad it really is. it's anything worse than you could imagine. you will see people crossing. they come over and nothing is done. when you have about, the cartels love it because now it's a way to get these drugs across.

so for, for reynolds reports from assigned to these kiki stairs, she has a clothing warehouse full of vintage items, a little known, but vital part of the entertainment industry. how much stuff you got in here. i've got about $25000.00 pieces of clothing and then plus all the shoes belts. i have everything, jewelry, underwear. so i am a vintage vendor to costumers for tv and film. she's not in a union, but the strikes if hit her hard, or if there is no writers and no actors and no new shows, there's just no, no business. they moved in here in february. and so most of my savings kind of went with the move and you know, i, after you know, refurbished the place and do all that. so i'm pretty much for the business part. i'm living on fumes right now. roland molina. dunn has composed scores for many tv and film productions. i write music for films and television. so i get a movie, and they asked me to write a certain type of music, and that's what i do. his work has dried up. there's no writers and there's no actors. so the only projects that are coming in are documentaries. um i guess som

rob reynolds, l, g, a 0 in occupied, east jerusalem as well. these really towards administers visit to riyadh comes on the same day. a saudi delegation is visiting ramallah for the 1st time in 30 years . now you've been bundle also daddy met the palestinian president, a bus, the kingdoms known resident and basset to the occupied palestinian territory handed over his credentials. so jerry was appointed in august. i mean, at the 1st, during his latest interview, the crown print spoke about the importance of the public opinion caused for the kingdom of saudi arabia. as per the international legitimacy decisions. and the 2 state solution is the establishment of a palestinian state of the bodies of 2 by ranges, soldiers killed in a drug stripe near the human saudi boat. it had been repacked rated to my nama humans, who with these are accused of being behind the attack by rain as part of his out in that condition. that's for the who, the since 2015. saudi arabia is calling the incidents on monday, a publication, and is threatening to respond. i was l

rob reynolds al jazeera in occupied east, jerusalem. the will these randy tours administers visit to re add comes on the same day. a saudi delegation is visiting ramallah for the 1st time in 30 years. nice been bundled, also daddy met the palestinian president, not from what i boss, kingdoms, non resident dumbasses the to the occupied palestinian territory handled over his credentials. so barry was appointed in august. i mean at the, during his latest interview, the crown prince spoke about the importance of the palestinian cause for the kingdom of saudi arabia. as per the international legitimacy decisions. and the 2 state solution is the establishment of a palestinian state of what need to abraham as more from romano off a society invested. there has said the error of peace initiative will be the core of any future political deals. this is important because for palestinians, they've seen other upstage normalize relations with israel without. it's basically bringing any benefits to the palestinians. so this is kind of seeing here by on

rob reynolds, l g 0 in occupied east jerusalem. while these ready towards the ministers visit to re add comes on the same day as saudi delegation of visiting grandma for the 1st time in 30 years. nice, been bunder also daddy met the palestinian president less than what i boss, the kingdoms non resident and buffalo to the upside palestinian territory and the river his credentials. so jerry was appointed in august. i mean, at the 1st, during his latest interview, the crown prince spoke about the importance of the public opinion caused for the kingdom of saudi arabia. as per the international legitimacy decisions. and the 2 state solution is the establishment of a palestinian state of the bodies of 2 by rainy soldiers killed in a dren strike near the human. saudi boat that had been re, penetrated to the capital of my mama given to these are accused of being behind the kennings by rain as part of the salad coalition. that's for the who visits since 2015. saudi arabia's corner. the incident on monday, a provocation disrupting to respond

rob reynolds al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem as well. he is rarely towards administer. his visit to re add comes on the same day a sound. st. delegation is visiting romano for the 1st time. in fact, he is now i've been on the else to diary met the palestinian president, most mood abbas kingdoms known resident and boston. you'll get by palestinian territory handed over his credentials and me until somebody answers. during his latest interview, the crown print spoke about the importance of the palestinian cause for the kingdom of saudi arabia. as per the international legitimacy decisions. and the 2 state solution is the establishment of a palestinian state. of kind of this house speaker has resigned. allstate, on a man who served in a nazi unit during world war 2, the speaker and somebody will say invited yellow slab home during fridays special parliamentary session. the house of commons, and 98 year old, was called a ukrainian hero during a visit by the crating and president blossoming savanski. but it's an image that he worked in a division that was responsible for the

mark reynolds, chairman and ceo of mace group, advocating for the construction industry when it comesve been speaking in the un's general assembly in new york. with me is the bbc�*s europe regional editor, danny aeberhard. ican i can see your copious notes there. what were the key takeaway is from mr lavrov�*s speech? what were the key takeaway is from mr lavrov's speech?— mr lavrov's speech? basically, he called for a _ mr lavrov's speech? basically, he called for a form _ mr lavrov's speech? basically, he called for a form of _ mr lavrov's speech? basically, he called for a form of global- called for a form of global governance. this has been a wider discussion then russia has been voluble about. it is similar to the statements that were made at the times of the brick summit in johannesburg recently. that's brazil, russia, india and south africa, china. that was one of his main themes. he basically lacerated what he called the neocolonial west, led of course by the united states, similar things we have had for a number of years. he said humanity was at a crossroads on this point and

is ryan reynolds ai?ally --matt: he's too good to be true. >> i've seen a lot of ai based on ryan reynolds. matt: he is one of your partners? >> he is our chief creative officer and is part of the team at mountain. he is clearly part of the company. i'm kind of embarrassed to say but the reason i was made tech in the desk innovator is because television has been the domain of only large companies and performance marketing, the small and midsize businesses that just want to find the next consumer, they were totally relying on google admitted to do that in the past. now they can use mountain to reach those same consumers and do it on television for the first time. that's a huge innovation and its why mountain was named and me in particular, tech innovator of the year. we are proud of that because we put a lot of effort in that. the company has run tremendously since we launched our performance debut. amber: thanks so much. he is the mountain ceo. we will take a quick break and coming up, the european commis

and i want to applaud governor kim reynolds and all your great state legislators who move that historic pro-life legislation here in the hawkeye state. and the progress we've made in other states around the country. the american people elect presidents. the mecca people elect senators and elect congressmen. and i believe even as we work relentlessly to advance protections for the unborn and every state capital in america. i believe that we owe it to the american people to elect a president who will fight for a minimum standard in washington, d.c. i must tell you, i think we ought to ban abortion across america from that point that a baby can experience pain in the womb for work. it's a 15 week minimum ban. i believe it's an idea whose time has come. why would we leave unborn babies in california and illinois and new york to the devices of liberal state legislatures and liberal governors? we need to stand for the unborn all across america. and as your president i promise you will have a champion for in the oval office. [applause] >> mr. vice president, you gave a speech in new hampshire

our chief rates correspondent for asia and mliv contributor, garfield reynolds.et's turn to china. property developer evergrande, now facing a more complex path to restructuring one of its units. it has failed to repay an offshore bond, while former executives are repeatedly in detention. annabelle is tracking the developments from hong kong. belle, we knew that trouble was brewing given they scrapped creditor meetings at the last minute. what is the latest? annabelle: the problems facing evergrande just continue to pileup. the latest one is that it has missed yet another debt repayment, this one was by its major unit hungdao real estate. first was a principal payment worth 4 billion yuan, nearly $350 million plus, interest rate payments also do. a/c unit failure to make both of these. we saw a similar situation back in march when hengda missed another interstate payment on a note that was issued in 2020. at the time it promised to work with bondholders to find a solution, something we are also hearing from the company this time around. but hengda is a major unit

jacob reynolds from mcc, brussels will join us to discuss shortly. take mcc, brussels will join us toortly. take a look. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey . who is i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office have you managed to enjoy saturday? it will be ending on a relatively fine note for many of us. some late sunny spells to be had and generally a lot of dry clear weather into the night as well. we'll allow mist well. we'll allow for some mist and patches develop into and fog patches to develop into the early hours of sunday morning, though most extensively for central eastern areas of england towards the england and further towards the north, band of rain north, we've got band of rain pushing into northern scotland. could be at for the could be heavy at times for the isle and the northern isle of lewis and the northern isles, us will see isles, but most of us will see our temperatures holding up around start o

jacob reynolds from mcc, brussels will join us to discuss shortly. take mcc, brussels will join us tohortly. take a look. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey . who is i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office have you managed to enjoy saturday? it will be ending on a relatively fine note for many of us. some late sunny spells to be had and generally a lot of dry clear weather into the night as well. we'll allow mist well. we'll allow for some mist and patches develop into and fog patches to develop into the early hours of sunday morning, though most extensively for central eastern areas of england towards the england and further towards the north, band of rain north, we've got band of rain pushing into northern scotland. could be at for the could be heavy at times for the isle and the northern isle of lewis and the northern isles, us will see isles, but most of us will see our temperatures holding up around start

rob reynolds, l g 0. the, this is all just here and these are the top stories. the watch house says north korean leader kim jong and could be planning to travel to russia to meet this close on that in the future. and it's, they're expected to discuss the possibility of providing weapons to most good. neither russia, north, north korea. i've confirmed such a meeting, hardly, joe castro has more now from washington dc. the meeting between conjunction and vladimir putin may occur this month with the north korean leader traveling by armor, train it to the russian coastal city of flat eva stalk and potentially from there onto moscow. the white house said last week that high level talks between russia and north korea. we're actively advancing with tune and can exchanging letters about a possible arm steel. the us as that last year, north korea delivered to russia, infantry rockets and missiles and russia has been asking for more since it talks to revise the black sea grain deal between the hours of tech. here russia have failed to reach a breakthrough price and floodi

and so joining us now, from the show "triggered much" is conservative youtuber named ken reynolds. for being with us. i see you have some stuff there. explain to us, please, why these new m&ms have you so upset. >> i'm upset because i see what is happening to our country. okay? this is just a new low from the virtue signaling liberal left. these woke jokers are coming for the last bastion of american innocence, our candy! >> jimmy: i don't think they are attacking candy. >> yes, they are. you susie snowflakes have your sights set on my beautiful hard-shelled goddess, the green m&m. >> jimmy: your what? your hard-shelled goddess? >> that's right. hey jerry, can you pull up that image i emailed you? i think search green m&m. it's a jpeg. search "daddy's bonerfuel." no apostrophe. then it might come up. there it is. there she is. look at my baby before they wokified her, jimmy. that silky smooth flesh, those thigh high naughty-boots. that look that says, "i want you ken. come let me melt in your mouth. or in your hand if you're not ready for mouth stuff." >> jimmy: ken, ken. >> huh? >

reynolds but he didn't hold back. he wrote all about the surgeon general's report. he put it out there that it was dangerous and he took a lot of heat for that but he said i feel the people of this town need to know. they need to know of these dangers and so on and so forth. similarly, with other issues in the 60s that came up, desegregation and schools, i mean, it was pretty clear that both he and peggy were very much in favor of the desegregation of schools. there's things i said they had previously talked about. particularly peggy how distressing it was the segregation in north carolina at the time. instead of being a flamethrower he managed the coverage of that to push desegregation but to not inflame it more. there were riots in salem and he would go down to the office and spend the night to make sure things didn't get out of control. he was very careful of the coverage. he pushed the agenda. he was able because he was so respected to push the desegregation agenda forward. issue after issue during that time he did that. he had a major influence on the town, but

>>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including on this first sunday of fall, ryan reynoldsnching a vicious broadside against pumpkin spice. so why is the star picking a fight with a beloved seasonal spice and its legions of fans? >>> and the story behind the beautiful moment when a mother and son were reunited after seven years apart as mom watched her boy pitch in the major leagues for the first time. >>> but up next, our "sunday focus" on major american cities at a breaking point as migrants come across the southern border in near record numbers. and the policy change the biden administration announced this week to ease the strain. it's all coming up on "sunday today." when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pne

. skills and talents going to waste is the biggest entertainment strike in decades, drags on rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. the top a picture of a headlines here. this out at least 6 people have been killed and 6 of us are missing. following heavy floods increase, hundreds of people have been rescued from flooded villages, fonts as high as cold as rolled at a school band on a buyer's, the loose fitting over government one by some muslim women is legal. it says the band is not discriminatory towards muslims. at least 65 people have been killed in an attack by non group in northeastern molly report. say the attack has targeted a boat coming civilians between towns of gal and multi 15 of those killed with soldiers. interim government says that these 50 of the attack is account in the bottom. the ministry agenda has appointed raymond and don't see much. the new intern, prime minister seems to have this prime minister on the former president on the bung go. let's remove the crew last week for my donald trump advise that has been convicted for refusing to cooperate with the congressional com

rob reynolds, l g 0. the is all just here and these are the top stories now. the white house says north korean leader, kim jong, the plans to travel to russia, to meet with his close ally that he may have boots in the tier expect to discuss the possibility of killing young, providing weapons to most good, either russia nor north korea have confirmed such a meeting, talk to revive the black sea grain deal between leaders of tech kit and russia. have failed to reach a break through president betting that pollutant says they will be no new deal and this one of most goes conditions on met. i guess i didn't put it against it. we are looking into an intense there with other things. if i may say so with regard to the grain exports and we will do it immediately, immediately of to all the agreements are reached on the blockade of exports from restaurant. in spite of all the obstacles of russia is very keen to continue supplying fertilizer and stabilize the situation in the international market. we want to supply 1000000 tons of grain so that it is processed into care a

obviously terrific play by marcis floyd, but ruffin having to work through daejon reynolds, somehow reeling in the interception right on the sideline as everybody losing their mind here in morgantown, west virginia. what a performance from a defense that's had their fair share of struggles the last couple of weeks. last couple of years. >> sean: they're in victory formation. interception for ruffin, third of his career. had two last year. fifth-year senior from nashville, north carolina. nothing pitt can do now. jurkovec, 8 of 20 after he completed 31% a week ago against cincinnati, just shaking his head. west virginia, after it got away in heartbreaking fashion in the fourth quarter last year in pittsburgh, is going to win the 106th backyard brawl. a huge win for neal brown, trying to get off the hot seat. this will help. still more to do. well done by nicco marchiol, has the game ball in his hands. off the bench in the first quarter, not a lot of college experience. but he led them to victory. molly mcgrath. >> molly: coach, last year you had a lead in the fourth quarter in this game and

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reynolds but he didn't hold back. he wrote all about the surgeon general's report. he put it out there that it was dangerous. and he took a lot of heat for that. but he said i feel the people in this town need to know. they need to know of these dangers and so on. and so forth. and the similarly with other issues in the sixties that came up. desegregation of schools. i mean it was pretty clear that both he and peggy were very much in favor of the desegregation of schools there's in the book there's things where i said that they had previously about the and particularly peggy you know how distressing was the segregation in carolina at the time and he he instead though of being a flame thrower he managed the coverage of that to push but to not inflame more. there were riots in winston-salem and he would go down to the office and and spend the night to make sure things, didn't get out of control and was in very careful coverage. you know careful of the coverage, but he pushed the agenda. you know, he he was able because he was so respected to push the desegregation age

rob reynolds, l, g 0 in occupied east jerusalem. these rarely tourism menaces visits around comes on the same day as sounding delegation is visiting ramallah for the 1st time in 30 years. now i've been but now i'll see daddy bets it probably sydney president, bobby device the kingdoms non resident time boss of the to the occupied palestinian charge. i find the divers credentials to diary it was appointed in august. i mean until for the 1st, during his latest interview, the crown print spoke about the importance of the palestinian cause for the kingdom of saudi arabia. as per the international legitimacy decisions. and the 2 state solution is the establishment of a palestinian state of the bodies of 2 bar. any soldiers killed in a dry and straight into the human side of the border. being reproach rates it's minima. humans who fees accused of being behind the killing bar and is part of the saudi led coalition. that's for the who faces 2015 siding rivers calling incident on monday, a provocation. it's threatening to respond later. if y

negotiations that that is incredibly important and not just survivors of catholic religious actual reynolds, but also women. so there's a whole agenda, the word peace and security agenda address. it's a global agenda that addresses the inequitable experiences of women pre during and post conflict. and research has shown that when women are involved in peace negotiations and peace talks, the piece is actually longer lasting. more durable and more sustainable. and yet, you know, when you look at complex, i see again and again women are not included when we look at kind of look a sedan or we're look at the deal. yeah. and so that's one of the reasons why you know, this report is titled lessons from bosnia. it because we want ukraine to look to the past past complex to learn the lessons. in bosnia, they didn't include women in any way in the p stocks in the dayton peace agreement . they didn't include survivors of sexual violence in any way. and now we see conflicts bring once again in the balkans and so for ukraine it will be incredibly important when hopefully peace talks happen hopefully soo

rob reynolds, l, g 0 in occupied east jerusalem. the weather is rarely tears administer the visit to re i'd comes the same day that a saturday delegation is visiting ramallah for the 1st time. it says he is nice and buttoned. elsie dottie met to president my food, a boss, kingdoms, non residential and boss of it. to the occupied palestinian territories handed over his credentials to jerry was appointed in august. i mean until for the 1st during his latest interview the crown print spoke about the importance of the palestinian cause for the kingdom of saudi arabia. as per the international legitimacy decisions and the 2 state solution is the establishment of a palestinian state. let's here now for me to abraham has more from ramallah. the saudi invested, there has said that the era piece initiative will be the core of any future political deals. this is important because for palestinians, they've seen other states normalize relations with israel without. it's basically bringing any benefits to the palestinians. so this is kind of see

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