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american demonstrators have taken to the streets of seattle washington to protest us and uk militarying stop us uk bombing of yemen. activists are accusing the bite administration of threatening to unleash a regional war by attacking yemen and supporting the israeli onslot on palestine. they called for emergency mobilization across the us to protest these war mongering moves. meanwile iranians have held new rallies thought the country and support of palestinians in gaza. protesters took to the streets in different iranian cities. after friday prayers. they chanted slogans against israel and its main supported the us for the genocide of palestinians. since the gaza war began, iranians have held rally. on what they call fridays of anger over atrocities in the palestinian territory. anger mainly boils of the us for uh its support of the israeli regime through military aid and betoing anti-israel resolutions at the un security council. and press tv spoken to some of those protesters there in the iranian capital tehran. we iranian surely stand with. four brothers in yemen and we strongly

accordingly here on press tv. meanwile american demonstrators have taken to the streets of seattle washington to protest us and uk military strikes on yemen. uk out of yemen, hands off yemen. protesters chanted hands off yemen now and let yemen live, they held bann banners reading stop us-uk bombing of yemen, activists are accusing the biden administration of threatening to unleash a regional war by attacking yemen and supporting israel's genocide in gaza. the call for emergency mobilization across the us to protest these war mongering moves. meanwhile, iranians have also held new rallies throughout the country and support of the palestinians in gaza. protesters took to the streets of different iranian cities after friday prayers, chanting slogans against israel and its main supporter, the us against their genocide taking place against palestinians. now since the gaza war began, iranians have held a rallies on what they call fridays of anger over atrocities in the palestinian enclave. anger mainly boils over on the us. over its support for israel through military aid and vetoing anti-israel r

american demonstrators have taken to the streets of seattle, washington to protest the us and the uk military strikes on yemen. us out of yemen, uk out of yemen, hands off yemen. protesters chanted hands off yemen now and let themen live. they help banners reading stop us uk bombing of yemen. activists are accusing the by and administration of threating to unleash a regional war by attacking yemen and supporting the israeli onslaught on palestinians. they have called for emergency mobilization across the us to protest these warmongering moves. meanwile iranians up held new rallies across the country in support of the palestinians in gaza. the protesters took to the streets and different iranian cities after friday prayers. they chances slogans against israel and its main supporter the us over the... genicide against palestinians. since the gaza war began, the iranian people have held rallies on what they call fridays of anger over the atrocities in the palestinian territory. anger mainly boils on the us over its support for israel through sending military aid and vetoing anti-israel

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seattle. but washington, once again, sees era strikes as but least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. after the 1st 2 days of hearings at the international court of justice and the hague, israel continues to defend its military operation in gaza as an act of self defense . in response to the october 7th, thomas terror attacks, a set of african delegation argue that israel's offensive was going beyond that to them. it's an attempt to destroy the palestinians as a people claims that of mine to genocide. and i have the german federal government . it says it will request to join the case as a 3rd party in support of israel. berlin says there is no basis for south africa's accusations as well. some more on this story i'm joined by dw political correspondent, julia. so i have dennis you too. yeah, great to say you. so jeremy wants to join the trial as a 3rd party. how could that affect the court case? hold your name as a 3rd party and doesn't mean that germany will then be directly implicated in the case in the dispute. but it allows german need to bring forward written statements and part

seattle. but washington, once again, sees air strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. looking at some other world news though, thousands of joined to protest in tbilisi demand to demand harsh punishment for women, accused of splashing paint on a religious icon depicting joseph stalin. the crowd of orthodox believers gathered in front of george's part of it and for marching through the city to holy trinity cathedral, where the icon is on display. in the old german chancellor, all that shows has warned, against political extreme is trying to exploit the social unrest and conformity. made the comments after far ride supporters to join to farmers protests and blocks . traffic this week showed said that if legitimate protest, certain to anger or contempt for democratic processes and institutions, everyone, this justice then talks. this was a mudslide in northwestern. columbia has killed at least 33 people. an injured dozens, landslide buried a busy highway linking the cities of cheap bow and knitting and completely able kitchen save for a beach load of sand. these what the

seattle. but washington, once again, sees error strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. let's have a look now, some other stories making news around the world. thousands of pro palestinian protesters have marched in central london. they called for a cease fire and jazz as a conflict between israel, mass approaches. it's hundreds day on sunday london's metropolitan police said some 1700 officers were deployed for the march. how much on health ministries has at least 60 people have been killed in the latest as rarely strikes on gaza. bring the total death toll in the territory to almost $24000.00. these really military says the strikes destroyed rocket launchers and killed several palestinian militants. have asked, has designated a terraced organizations by several countries. the thousands have joined a protest in tbilisi to demand a harsh punishment for a woman accused of splashing paints on a religious icon depicting joseph stalin. the crowd of orthodox believers gathered in front of george's parliament before marching through the city to the holy trinity cathedral, whe

seattle. but washington, once again, sees error strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. well let's take a look now. some other headlines related to the conflict in the middle east is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says no one will stop his country from achieving victory against him off which committed the worst terror attack. and israel's history. on october 7th, he said, israel is planning a huge addition to its defense budget to cover its future needs. he added that one goal as an independent military manufacturing sector to ensure is real security. tens of thousands of his relays have begun in protest and tel aviv to demand to the government do more to secure the release of hostages held by him off sunday, march $100.00 days since i'm aust could not some 250 people during the october 7th attacks, dozens were released during the week long november cease fire, but more than a 100 and their cheese remain in captivity. now at least 60 people have been killed in the latest as rarely strikes on gaza, according to the mos run health ministry. bringing the total de

it's a worry shared by some, including these protesters in seattle, but washington, once again, sees air strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. how does yak options are, is with the counter extremism project in new york currently, or ask them whether the air strikes would impact the who sees ability to attack ships in the red sea? there's so much for having the mon, well, i'm afraid this is not going to be the end of it. so what we need to reopen, really, the maritime straight, the a, but on monday and the so is canal is a sustained maritime military presence. to make sure that there was, these cannot compact and piracy, um, any ships anymore, and we need to deter them from using that long range striking capabilities. that's why the message from us and okay. and the international coordination was, or the only problem there is both towards that with these as well as to what you're on. motivation wise to both. these are a super, i'm the best, and i'm ti submitted. both with as logan is gold is the greatest as to where i got this to israel occurs upon the jew

it's a worry shared by some, including these protesters in seattle, but washington, once again, sees era strikes as but least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. enrolled as a maritime security analyst. i asked him what he made of the notion that carrying out air strikes was a way to contain the situation. well, i, i think we fall in the fall of one of the fundamental principles of military strategy, which is to know your enemy, your know, your adversary. i like in this. so game and tennis and most people are we going back hand. but some people are very strong on their back end. so if you're playing somebody with a strong back in, you don't do what you would normally do and, and he to it. and that's exactly what we've done. we've hit add to a very strong back handed or even underneath the player, and we are unfortunately realizing now that this is not have the effect that we want it. we have to keep the goal in mind, which is to stop. there are tax on shipping, and unfortunately this is only exacerbated and existing problem within the army, which is the divide between the g

seattle. but washington, once again, sees air strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. it must pick things up now with a maritime enlisted. the center for maritime strategy is in baltimore and united states. welcome back to dw air strikes as the best way to keep this conflict contain what, what do you make of that as well? i, i think we have fall in the fall of one of the funding middle principles of military strategy, which is to know your enemy, your know, your adversary. i like them to. so game incentives and most people are weak on the backend. but some people are very strong in their back end. so if you're playing somebody with a strong back in, you don't do what you would normally do and, and he to it. and that's exactly what we've done. we've hit add to a very strong back handed or even underhanded player, and we are unfortunately realizing now that this is not have the effect that we want it. we have to keep the goal in mind, which is to stop there are times on shipping. and unfortunately, this is only exacerbated an existing problem within human, which is the

seattle. but washington, once again, sees era strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading time. now for some other stories related to news in the middle east, thousands of pro palestinian po testers have marched in central london. they have called for a cease fire and gas as the conflict between israel, how mass approaches its hundreds day on sunday, london's metropolitan police had some 1700 officers were deployed for the march or not. so it is rarely prime minister benjamin nathan. yahoo! he says no one will stop his country from achieving victory against how much militants in this guy's a strip. he said, israel is planning a huge addition to its defense budget to cover future needs. yeah, that, that one goal is an independent military manufacturing sector to ensure israel security the master on health ministry says at least 60 people have been killed and the latest is rarely strikes on gas. it bringing the total death total in the territory to almost $24000.00. these really minutes military says this strikes destroyed rocket launchers and killed several palestinian mili

seattle. but washington, once again, sees error strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading off more of the story, i'm joined nearby hands yak. options are at senior director at the n g o. the counter extremism project to join us from new york city. thanks for joining us on dw and hughes. so will the damage caused to bite these strikes impact the who piece affinity to attack ships in the red sea? so, thank you so much for having me. mon, well, i'm afraid this is not going to be the end of it. so what we need to reopen, really the maritime straight to a bunch of money that adds the so it's canal is a sustained maritime military presence to make sure that there was these cannot compact and piracy um, any ships anymore. and you need to deter them from using that long range, striking capabilities. that's why the message from us and okay. and the international coordination was, or the only problem there is both towards the lucy's. as well as to the wrong motivation wise to both. these are a super empty based i'm, i'm ti submitted both with as logan is called, is the greatest as t

seattle. but washington, once again, sees air strikes as the least bad option to keep a conflict from spreading. well, how's the echo? schindler is senior director of the counter extremism project. he told us, if these latest strikes will actually have an impact on the who sees, i'm afraid this is not going to be the end of it. so what we need to reopen, really the maritime straits, the a but monday and the so is canal is a sustained maritime military presence. to make sure that there was these cannot compact and piracy um, any ships anymore. and we need to deter them from using that long range, striking capabilities. that's why they message from us and okay. and the international coordination was, or the only problem there is both towards the, with these as well as to the wrong motivation wise to both. these are a super empty based i'm, i'm t submitted both with as logan is called is the greatest as to where i got this too as well occurs upon the jews victory to his lab. so we have to assume that they are continue wanting to continue to try to take advantage of the situation off the war farm u

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keith in seattle, washington. independent. caller: yes. i have been watching for a few days.his israel-hamas conflict is out of hand. the bombing is out of hand. everything is out of hand now. i don't know if anyone knows about the doomsday clock but it was on 90 seconds. it seems like world war iii with ukraine and israel-hamas and us bombing the red sea without congressional backing or whatever they're asking for. it kind of just scares me. everybody ok with all this war. i'm not feeling ok with it. us as a country and a people everywhere need to get back to talking and making peace. thank you. host: we also have a statement from mitch mcconnell, the republican minority leader of the senate. he put this out. " i welcome the u.s. and coalition operations against the iran-backed houthi terrace responsible for violently disrupting international commerce in the red sea and attacking american vessels. president biden's decision to use military force is overdue. i am hopeful these operations marketed during shift in the biden administration's approach to iran and its proxies to r

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man using the alias dan cooper a northwest airlines plane from portland to seattle, then parachuted over southwest washington with $200,000 in ransom money strapped to his waist. his identity, and whether he survived the jump has remained a mystery, inspiring movies and even a netflix series. >> the treasure is too great. it's too good a story. >> he left behind a tie on the plane. investigators were unable to find dna on it. they did, however, find microscopic pieces of metal on the tie. now private investigator eric ulis says new tests have found one of those metal fragments could have only come from a metals factory that was located in pittsburgh at the time. >> it appears that d.b. cooper came from the titanium research lab of this rem crew. titanium >> ulis tells the sun newspaper. the metals factory made parts for boeing planes. it's long been believed that d.b. cooper had ties to the airline industry due to his use of aviation jargon during the hijacking, the fbi officially closed the case six years ago, but ulis says the new evidence points to a man named vince peterson, a titanium research engineer

stephen also in seattle, washington, former military. morning. caller: good morning. of all, a former veteran is a misnomer in of itself. you either are a veteran or you're not a veteran. if you are a burning, you never quit being emory -- if you are a marine, you never quit being a marine. i am a 36 year veteran of the united states army. we got to stop all support to israel and ukraine until the congress authorizes anymore aid. host: well, this is towards iran today, sparse the question is concerned and the recent news on capitol hill. what is their role in this, do you think there should be a reaction from the united states? caller: iran has been trouble before, taking hostages of ours. even jimmy carter tried to get them back in helicopters, if you remember that far back. host: what does that mean as far as today? caller: we should proceed with caution. proceed with caution. host: ok. again, that is stephen. and james, also on that line for active and former military in maryland. let's hear your thoughts. go ahead. caller: yes, it sounds fishy to me, as a servicem

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ordered a safety stand down on thursday, pausing production of the 737 max aircraft at its washington facility near seattle. this comes more than three weeks after a door panel of the 737 max 9 blew off during an alaskan airlines flight over oregon. the airline said the inspection afterwards found loose bolts on many of its boeing max 9 planes. >> he has a multiyear problem of bowing of polity control issues, of the fear of their safety culture, and he needs to fix it. >> reporter: u.s. senators are calling for congressional hearings . a boeing whistleblower who has testified before lawmakers in the past raised questions about quality control. >> the issue all along is that employees in these production facilities have been rushed to do the work. >> reporter: and the former boeing senior manager said he's not surprised by the incident earlier this month. >> the only thing surprising to us is we are still thankful it wasn't a fatal crash, that is what we've been expecting. >> reporter: boeing says it is cooperating fully with the faa and will work closely with airline customers as they complete the inspecti

the seattle seahawks and washington commanders. a thing or two about playing for bill belichick. he won championships with him is rob gronkowski. he joins us next how to discuss all things related to the nfl. by the way, i will be wearing this jacket when we come back because this is what gronk gave me last year. >> steve: oh yeah, it's a vest. >> brian: single-handedly ripped the sleeps off being demonstrated by man with a much better physique than i have. there is chris. look at that. >> steve: this could be the week that has seen more vests on "fox & friends" hosts than in the history of the world. >> carley: we need to book glenn youngkin to round it all out. >> brian: i don't think mine qualifies as vest. it's a violent sleeve, which is ripped off. >> ainsley: like a biker jacket. >> lawrence: shirt or no shirt? >> ainsley: no shirt. brian, no shirt. >> brian: gronk is polish not much chest hair i'm italian a lot of chest hair. >> ainsley: consideration. we will shave your chest on live tv. >> brian: really? this is stuff not

man using the alias dan cooper a northwest airlines plane from portland to seattle, then parachuted over southwest washingtonith $200,000 in ransom money strapped to his waist. his identity, and whether he survived the jump has remained a mystery, inspiring movies and even a netflix series. >> the treasure is too great. it's too good a story. >> he left behind a tie on the plane. investigators were unable to find dna on it. they did, however, find microscopic pieces of metal on the tie. now private investigator eric ulis says new tests have found one of those metal fragments could have only come from a metals factory that was located in pittsburgh at the time. >> it appears that d.b. cooper came from the titanium research lab of this rem crew. titanium ulis tells the sun newspaper. >> the metals factory made parts for boeing planes. it's long been believed that d.b. cooper had ties to the airline industry due to his use of aviation jargon during the hijacking, the fbi officially closed the case six years ago, but ulis says the new evidence points to a man named vince peterson, a titanium research engineer wh

things are changing hour by hour depending on what you hear washington and seattle, where alaska airlines is based, owing is based. let's with the alaskan air ceo ben minicucci. yesterday he summarized how he feels. i am angry. by the way, we will hear from ben minicucci tomorrow after the company reports fourth quarter results. meanwhile the faa following through on what they told me a week ago that they would be adding on the ground inspections at the boeing facility in renton, washington. as for boeing and the ceo dave calhoun, he was meeting with senators on capitol hill. here are some of what he had to say after a few of those meetings. >> we fly safe planes. we do not put airplanes in the air that we do not have 100% confidence in. i am here today in the spirit of transparency to number one recognize the seriousness. two, to share everything that i can with our capitol hill interest and answer all their questions. they have a lot of them. >> as a take a look at shares of boeing member the company will be reporting fourth quarter results next week. dave calhoun taking a far different

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