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the world of football. moran's, the death of germany is legendary, former player and manager from spect invalid. we will look back in life and legacy the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program, us secretary of state. and so me blinking is in israel as part of a week long diplomatic tor aimed at trying to prevent an escalation of the war and gaza. a short time ago he met with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and is due to whole talks later with the as well. the war cabinet is expected to press them to do more, to protect civilian lives and to prevent the war in gaza from escalating into a wider conflict. so i've just come from a number of countries in the region. tricky grease jordan cutter. i remember to share some of that i heard from those leaders with the president as well as with the prime minister in the cabinet later today. and of course, we'll have an opportunity to families to some of the discuss to bring everyone talking about the wait for t w. special correspondent, abraham is tracking lincoln's visit and has more on today's talks with as well. the leaders the secre

has said good bye to the foot bowling legend, known so many simply as the kaiser all the info from spect and bar died earlier this month. he was 78 memorial service, was held at the stadium of buying munich, the club where he 13 european cops in the 19 seventy's back. and boss stature was such that german presidents funds by this time i gave the keynote speech, calling him a great job. the surface was attended by more than $50000.00 people, including ex players, chiron, class funds, and dignitaries, such as german shops, though full of shots or you're watching dw news is a reminder of all the top stories. japan has made history by the company with 1st nation to make us successful. moon landing is on crew. the spacecraft is on the lunar surface on houses, established communications with mission control and is rose prime minister benjamin that's in the hours publicly rejected calls from the us for public opinion sites. yeah. will also set israel with not scale buckets offensive and gaza until it has destroyed how much that's it from the evidence team for an hour, i'll have an update. at th

the new malaria vaccine. locating the young children against the disease spread by mosquitoes, as a spect set to save thousands of lives, of african countries are planning to bring in the drug. this is a historic day in the fight against a disease that has killed the millions come a ruinous starting the wills, 1st, malaria vaccine program for children as a milestone in the decades long effort to cause the disease for months. and this is julia dunning point. we have been working on demand media vaccine, photo video on time. it has taken 30 years. people come on, it's under the camera. one is one of the countries with the incidence of highest don't. so we decided to start there because it's simply a script. the vaccine can have a huge impact and there's like some bible on impact uh for the t. so the job will be offered free of charge and systematically to all children under 6 months old. according to the world health organization, malaria coast, more than half a 1000000 people every year, 95 percent of the dads occur in africa. the vast majority of the victims are young children under 5 yea

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so now what happens is it does offer a simple spect or a piece of paper the caused, you know, come to us and then do that as we do the process. i push others for security. right? so i'm, i'm not a lawyer and international affairs analyst, sam. thank you. i think it's more than 150 civilians killed and 240 wounded in the past 24 hours must be up to 8 on the ground and does them. the latest is really a tax struck the southern city of con eunice, killing 8 civilians. scores of people, including many children, were seen fleeing from the same moments after bombs landed near nasser hospital. the southern part of gaza has been coming under an increasing number of as really a task that despite some 2000000 displace, tell us citizens almost all of the population now living in that region. so the idea of the bombing of another city in the south claimed 9 more lives in rough on a building, a full of refugees was leveled up by the recent strike. guys, officials say the death pause residents over 23700 people since october 7th. the space is such cruelty. this innocent baby was asleep and attend wh

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this may be, because that is a kind of general sizes, whether it will be met anything, uh, inductive, spect, and all of what they said default please do you want me to and just the political arguments. i'm at frances, also joined to germany and both highlight the holocaust. let's take a quick listen to what parents had to say. words have meaning and accusing the jewish state of genocide is crossing immoral threshold. we cannot exploit the notion of genocide for political purposes. that is our consistent position. so i'm at how does this history and justify what israel is doing now? is because you know that germany be have the complex of a feeling guilty again, this won't be deemed with the jews and the german jews. and the countess of noses at the, at such time, the fold a germany trying to compensate. and so thank them. if they did a unpardonable guilt or something that this is like a some see maybe a psychological or a not of watching over the are really cited. not only that, i have to do something beyond that. also please. so should the resumes and receives of the people in charge of com

so tell me what is stopping these nato countries from sending their own soldiers in spect, what, whether it's special forces, or it's soldiers under the cover of mercenaries. whereas the foreign legion, like what is stopping them, these countries, the nato countries, are made very clear. their goal is to fight and to feed russia. that was not publicly efficient and cannot commit troops. but what's stopping them from doing that? pun officially, nothing, nothing is stopping them. so i can say with me, you know, almost 99.9 percent certainty that yes, french to, to operate in ukraine, finding russians probably american troops, british troops, poets, troops, certainly the russians have claimed they've got a catch in the bodies of killed polish troops. again, they're not, they're not there is this capacity their so called mercenaries, but we know that they're sent there with the knowledge of their governments right now to guys where israel said that his troops haven't circled the southern city of con eunice and according to the palestine red crescent, once everybody was killed with the idea o

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um about um sending all the ukrainian rescue cheese spect to your train in order to make them die for us to landscape. so basically you can say that the west is becoming more and more desperate as it slowly realizing now that he has actually last of all for ukraine. but of course, western political global leadership is at the moment, not ready to finally accept this defeats so desperately try to prolong the wall. alexander, what do you think your crane strategy will be in this new year? in 2024. in the face of failed counter offensives, winning support, do think that ukraine will try to launch a new counter offensive? i think very well, 1st and foremost, i'm focus on some kind of p all week. there is like, for example, attacking the supply line soft crimea, as they already did that the end of 2023. and maybe they will try to conduct some local cancer offenses. but as we could see with the devastating losses of the last condo fences with more than 100000 ukrainian soldiers, um, kilts and notes, i don't think that they are still capable of conducting another pitch tongue to offensive si

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how do you feel in retro spect about how people should remember your son? >> he need to be remembered as the huge hearted loving amazing kid that he was. he wanted to be a cop so that he could help people. and that just goes to show you like, he wanted to help people and he was failed by the same officers that he wanted to be like. remember his smile. remember that sparkle in his eyes because if anyone was having a bad day, he did everything in his power to make sure that you smiled. >> bret cross, obviously, our hearts are with you. we are so sorry about your son and we are grateful that you decided to share your story with us. thanks for joining us. stay with cnn. we're back in just moments. >>> now to the federal civil trial against donald trump. she wrapped up her testimony, e. jean carroll said her status had been lowered since suing trump after he denied raping her. a jury found trump had sexually abused and defamed carroll when he refuted the attack. now they are trying to figure out how much he should pay. and trump's attorneys questioned her motive

the whole world sees that painful spect cal and that's why you have all these dangerous and chaotic situations worse i think. stuart: almost daily you can see the decline. >> you're right and another way of thinking about it and it's even more relevant know and that's what he's like in public when he knows he's got the cameras on him. he needs to try and project something and president of the united states. imagine what he's like in private when he's supposed to be making the decision and that man he saw and try and chair the meeting being in the national security team and going around the world and taxpayers layoffable to contemplate it and it's obvious and he can't possibly be in charge and democracy can't undermight be the area and we've got nearly for a year to go and better situations around the world and it's appalling. stuart: wall street editorial board and going to win a california senate seat going for all kinds of radical stuff and he want as national right to abortion and corporate tax rate and universal basic income and wants to pack the supreme court amongst many other things and

as you hear all this what did you take away from the political per spect of the chicken and egg argument we heard from trump's attorneys in court today that a president can't be prosecuted unless a president has been impeached and we run around that circle. >> you remember the argument made when there was an impeachment is no, we can wait and let the courts handle this. this is shifting scenario here. but, look, you know, on the substance of it, it is -- it is frightening to hear a president's lawyers make the argument that he can do virtually anything including murder and then have immunity for it when you have the president out there promising retribution, talking about the execution -- you know, executing the former head of the joint chiefs of staff. but, you know, it is disturbing. as a practical political matter you were raising the question before about why he would show up. i said for a long time, you know, in the 19th century we had front porch campaigns. this for trump at least in the term is going to be a courthouse steps campaign. he thinks there's political value in showing u

additional policy response targeted toward property or consumption would improve the sentiment with the spect to chinese bonds -- with respect to chinese bonds. haslinda: do you share the view that we will see more monetary easing by the pboc this year? is that something you are expecting? mohit: our view would be a more modest using to the likely scenario of 25 basis points. yvonne: i will talk more about alternatives. you mentioned china might not be the safest place here right now. there are alternatives if i look at a bond market like india, where also lower correlations to global markets, low positioning among foreign investors, we have an index inclusion that could be happening this summer as well. how positive is that story right now? mohit: for our dedicated emerging-market local strategies we have a constructive view on indian local government bonds. the reason for that is inflation is coming towards 4% and the yields are around 7.25%. that looks attractive. i think conclusion into the indices will be positive, but only at the margin. because the total amount of demand that it create

missouri, josh hawley, in a letter to the secretary of homeland security, mayorkas, put that in per e specthose gotaways outnumber the combined populations of kansas city and st. louis, the two largest cities in missouri. at the very least, you owe the american people full transparency into what your department knows abouting legal immigrants who have entered our nation without being stopped or tracked. why are they here? what are their intentionses? what are they doing? that 860,000 is on top of the near 2.5 million migrants that we knew about that came in last year. so over in the house not being talked about this, mike johnson says the next step, holding mayorkas accountable as the house works to advance the articles of impeachment. stuart: okay. get on with it. you move him and nothing happens, because the same old flow keeps going. lauren: but at least it's an acknowledgment that a there are no policies that are working down there, expect border is wide open. someone needs to be held accountable. stuart: okay. it is a disaster. >> by the way, the 8550,000 gotaways, 10 times more than t

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and i think from the judge's and the jury's per spect andive, this was the only possible way to get ther president to stop making these types of defamatory statements. neil: i know the legal kind of details on this and what someone and can't do in the face of the decision like this, but if you're protesting to the hills as the president has for years now that this never occurred and you're shocked when a guilty verdict was rend orerred for something you swear on a stack of bibles you never did, can you understand his rage at this? if because every time, you know, he made a point of getting to that court and being there just to see this unfold, you did get the impression, a lot of backers got the impression that this case was marley important to him. -- particularly important to him for that very reason. so does that a new future in the appeals courts if it goes further, weigh that? that there is a balance there, what you can and can't saw say? i get that, but what is that balance? >> yeah. and it can be a tough balance to strike, neil. i think in this case the prior orders basically sai

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so the spect between washington and that i believe may be defined instead of and in washington as we are all just disagree. but in reality is that keeps butchering at the, by the administration and it's proposal. and by that says it's all the reading, it's not reading nothing else, but it's a good adjusting everything. so do we need to look for any pushback from the us in terms of maybe withholding some of the military i that is, has been giving or, or, or, or, or we just going to keep hearing the same lines from could be from finding from everyone else within the us. so this is very important question. this is a serious question. and actually the future of the region in many ways depend on it is what we're looking at 2 blocks. there's the by then clock which basically ends in july, when the democratic convention happens. after that, there is no refund policy to be discussed. nothing else clock is when we come to end of november and drum twins, right. so he's hoping to extend this as long as he can now, between now and july by the needs to move quickly. so the more pressure he puts o

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