no, he still kill me black, not just st. louis, i mean cuz you remember this wasn't a st. louis piece, this wasn't ferguson, st. louis, this was the whole globe, since then you tell me how many black people have been killed around the world, black men running from them, getting shot in the back. "a black woman being pulled over, sandra bland, mean we could, i don't even got to say, and those are the names we know about, how many more names that we don't know about the wouldn't publicized on those levels? oh no, it's got worse. mike brown has not been the last man to be killed since then in this area. activists demanding accountability for mikes death continued to be outspoken and protested in various ways. however, since 24..." team, six of these activists have been killed or died under very suspicious circumstances. daren seals. daren was a ferguson protester and local activist who was killed. he was found dead in the car that had been set on fire. he had been shot to death before the car was torched. there were no arrests. seals was 29 years old. edward crawford. crawford

five years have come and gone since i first came to st. louis, this is a city which was the gateway to dreams for some, but definitely not all while standing in a very cold december. day right in front of the arch right here in st. louis missouri, of course, the arch representing the expansion to the west, the gateway at to the west, and also now it is known as the general area of the city, of course the suburb of which is ferguson, where african-american mike brown was killed and not charged, it was the police officer who shot him that you. people were an uproar due to the killing of an 18-year-old unarmed black teenager by police, mike brown, whose execution catapulted blacks into protesting and saying, enough is enough. now more than five years later, are black people any closer equality and justice? "you must disperse immediately, peaceful protest when you try to injure people, you must first now mike's grandmother on the phone, i say hello, and she said the police just killed mike mike, mike mike is landing in the middle of the street, that

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force lawrence is live in st. louis senator mike schroder urging lawmakers to place the st. louis police department under state control. take it away, lawrence. >> hey, thanks, brian. let's go straight to the senator. why do you want the state to take control? >> well, i think ultimately, putting the civilians back on the board. allowing the governor to pick leaders out here in the city of st. louis. to get politics out of policing. that's going to fill these vacancies. you got 326 vacancies. 500 plus officers have left in just the past couple years. the plague is spreading the surrounding communities. it's impacting the state as a whole. >> lawrence: you were just telling me you got cops that were receiving checks and they bounced. they weren't getting paid. >> yeah. just a couple months ago at big fundraiser out here guns and hoses. we had cops crying to people saying they risk their lives. some of the highest crime areas out here don't get paid. they get a paper check that then bounces. this is the same administratio

and you know, listen, the economic situation in st. louis is complicated.have a lot of good things going on. kansas city frankly has been a real growth story over the last decade. there are many parts of my state i'm very proud of. and those are two parts of my state that i can certainly say with confidence that the majority of the people there want these laws to change. the problem is the majority of the republicans that are in leadership positions aren't faced with urban violence. they're not faced with the fact that these police officers -- think about these police officers. they're used to running towards danger. i mean, i'll never forget when there was a photograph of a couple of young, black teenagers walking down the street in st. louis with ar-15s. and one of these republican legislatures from the rural areas actually had the nerve to say, look what's going on in st. louis. i'm going, hello. that's because you voted it in, you idiot. you're the one who made that legal. what are police supposed to do? say would you mind not doing this? you know. they

rain yet, minor areas could still see flooding it is warm across the midsection of the country, st. louis heading to the 70s minneapolis at 48, chicago is 25 degrees above normal will feel like spring into thursday detroit hits 50. memphis in upper 50s much more like spring than winter temperatures. we're still dealing with winter across this region we do see a bit of cooling here into places like st. louis for friday and saturday, but 70s by sunday similar in chicago, low 40s, enths from kansas city to st. louis. denver in upper 50s, sioux falls mid-50s, mostly cloudy skies that's the forecast. back to you. >> the east is hoping for the 70s. angie lasman, thank you. >>> "early today" will be back with new honor for a trailblazing journalist, and fab four of films, a day in the life of each member of the beatles. of each member of the beatles. d. dawn powerwash has 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps that remove food and grease 5 times faster. and, because it cleans so well you can replace multiple cleaning products for counters, stoves, and even laundry stains. try da

homeowners in st. louis asking them to remove them just like they did when kamala came to town aren't filth everywhere, smells, it's disgusting. it makes the front of their house unusable. they have a lovely front porch. they can't use it. but when kamala harris came they cleaned them all out of home base, city hall. so they absolutely have the power to move people on it. >> greg: carley a strip club with horses, i wouldn't ask for a lap dance. you could die. >> charlie: really? i would think you would. i would think that would be the first thing you asked for. of course you look at like parks, most of these parks, a lot of the parks are made for children and the idea that children have to play in, you know, among needles, among weapons, among all this disgusting stuff, all the remnants of people who are squatting. it's absolutely disgusting and it is a reminder that -- and when they clean it up for somebody like kamala harris and it turns it into some issue about a photo op. this is not about a photo op. th

homeowners in st. louisewalk squatters on their property, and asking to remove them like they did when kamala came to town. >> filth everywhere, it smells. it's disgusting. makes the front of their house unusable. can't use it. >> and kamala harris came, they claimed 'em all out of home base, city hall. they absolutely have the power to move people out. >> greg: charlie, a strip club with horses? i wouldn't ask for a lap dance. [laughter] >> charlie: i would think you would. i think that's the first thing you would ask for. >> dana: but it's a horse ass? >> charlie: you look at parks where you see most of these parks, a lot of them are made for children. the idea that children have to play among needles, weapons, all this disgusting stuff. all of the remnants of people who are squatting. it's disgusting. it's a reminder that -- and when they cleaned it up for somebody like kamala harris and make it like it turns it into some issue about a photo op, this is not about a photo op. this is about actually living,

st. louis, that is what lawrence wants. >> steve: straight ahead, fox news alert, secretary mayorkas becomes second cabinet member to be impeached. steve scalise made the trip to washington just in time to vote, he is coming up shortly. >> ainsley: plus -- >> brian: "fox and friends" exclusive, city remains among most dangerous in the u.s., lawrence has that story and -- >> ainsley: love is in the air. >> steve: it is not in the air. >> brian: it is a fight scene. >> ainsley: another flight on a plane, we will tell you what started it. >> brian: another reason not to fly coach. litary does provid e . and as americans, we can do so much more. i started the comfort, peace and freedom foundation to help veterans define their personal vision and to build a future of success. a lot of them aren't looking to what life after the military looks like until it's time, you know, within their last year to do that. ken, you wrote a bestselling book about taking advantage of blue collar careers. i wanted to

st. louis ferguson. assassinations. "they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose. black americans looking for justice. if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war used." i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, welcome back to the news here on press tv, the leader of iran's islamic revolution is lashed out of western hypocrisy and the us managed this really genocide in the gaza strep. نه لیبرالن نه دموکراتن دروغ میگن با نفاق دارن کار خودشون رو پیش می برن ما که مطمئن ما مطمئنیم که این تمدن غربی این باز. it has become evident that the west claims on human rights are lies. he noted the western governments kick up a fuss over the execution of criminal while turning a blind eye to the killing of some 30,00 innocent people in gaza. the leader said the united states has shamelessly and for multiple times bedowed un security council resolutions on ending israelments of gaza. said

please join me in recognizing st. louis circuit attorney gabe gore. [applause] when the history books tell the story of missouri's 57th governor, i hope it's our work force development infrastructure accomplishments that stand out. and this year, as we propose our final priorities as governor, there is no turning back. we know that that guaranteeing missouri's strong foundation starts with a quality education in our children. this year we will once again fully fund the k-12 foundation formula with an additional $120 million over last year's level, and we also full -- we will also fully fund transportation across the state of missouri. [applause] in total, our administration has increased funding for k-12 education by $700 million since 2018. and i'll note that's all state funding, not the federal government. and at the same time, our administration and this general assembly took the first step toward school choice for more missouri families through our education savings account program. and when it's public, private, charter or christian, we don't car

st. louis ferguson. assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have nothing to lose, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then..." "we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story. hello, welcome back to the news on press tv. more countries are joining the chorus of boycotting the israely regime over its genocidal campaign against. palestinian people on the bessieg to gaza strip. in the latest move, four norwegian universities have suspended ties with complicit israeli universities over the gaza genocide. oslom met university, the university of southeastern norway, the university of bergan and the bergan school of architecture are the universities that have cut their ties. the decision comes as 15 major palestinian universities have called for israeli universities to face international isolation over their complicity in th

killed in a brutal car accident on an icy highway according to the missouri highway state patrol near st. louis, interstate 70 was crippled by slick roads and multiple crashes >> i really didn't want to be stranded >> reporter: michael brown and his family were stranded for four hours, ultimately taking matters into their own hands, driving down an embankment what happened? >> we didn't have any food or water. i just decided to do it and took a chance, and fortunately we made it. >> reporter: all this as the west coast now braces for a new round of wet and dangerous weather, another atmospheric river with potential to create flooding and mudslides expected to slam california over the next few days >> and george solis joins me from new jersey. george, what do things look like tonight where you are? >> reporter: yeah, the northeast in for a major improvement tomorrow with the sun shining and temperatures expected to be warmer snowmen like this not expected to fare as well. but the risk moving forward this weekend is out west where evacuations have been issued for portions of santa barbara county

much different across st. louisnd wichita, heading to the low 60s today, temperatures running 10, 15, close to 20 degrees above normal for this time of year little rock will head to the upper 70s. upper 50s for cincinnati, roanoke into the low 60s continues tomorrow, not as intense warmth but above normal into friday. a bit of a cooldown into saturday, right back up to above normal in places like st. louis. 73 high monday low 70 clouds for new york, philadelphia and washington d.c. rain across portions of the interior northeast and the midwest. that's your forecast, richard, back to you. >> thanking so much. >>> trouble on tap at a brewery in minnesota watch the surveillance video caught the moment a beer tank valve burst, shooting suds out, knocking over the employee, who managed to get up, tried to plug it as beer gushed. the employee was not hurt, back channel brewing now named the ipa blow back. oof. the quadruple, whatever you want to call it "early today" is back with how boeing is changing course on the 737 m

into southern california early this morning middle of the country feels like spring 70s on tap, st. louiso wichita, 80s for amarillo and dallas chicago well above 20 degrees of normal dip in temperatures by the end of the workweek into the weekend, st. louis, back to the mid-50s. but sundayr omaha, low 60s for chicago and mostly cloudy skies in indianapolis that's the forecast. back to you. >> 70s better be coming our way. >> i'll see what i can do. >>> in kansas city, two men in custody this morning -- rather a new york scientist i want to talk about, caught running what authorities call a "breaking bad" style meth lab. but way he got caught, walter white would never do that. matthew reported a burglary at his business but his alleged drug lab was also there police noticed broken glass that led to the clandestine lab with meth and ketamine. he's pleaded guilty. >>> "early today" is back with a new lawsuit with a sports streaming giant playing defense. and get ready for a day in the life of the fab four, the beatles biopics. biopics. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. da

but today be cross eyed with the st. louis cardinals officially making his run with the san francisco giants. the thing of the past, the 37 year-old crawford played all 13 of his big league seasons with the giants. he's a 3 time all-star and 4 time gold glove winner. he's now expected to be a backup shortstop in st. louis. now prior to crawford signing with the cardinals, the giants also signed veteran shortstop and 2 time gold glove winner may commit to a minor league and invitation to spring training. the 33 year-old has struggled the last 2 seasons with arizona, a shoulder surgery in 2022 limited him just 17 games in the only played 72 games last season where he posted a batting average of 2.12 and hit 2 home runs. he will compete with marco luciano casey schmitt and tyler fitzgerald for playing time at shortstop. speaking of the giants, they're taking on the angels today. bottom of the 5th giants down for tyler fitzgerald. just said his name. keeps doing that. he might be the starter. that's a grand slam. giants tie it at

five years have come and gone since i first came to st. louis. this is a city which was the gateway to dreams for some, but definitely not all. i'll stand.

coming up former st. louis president james mueller is ready to make a call on the timeline and he's been in the room where it happened many, many times so we will get is on what he's expecting what the fed will think no matter what the number is. on this monday we are coming up off the six weekly when for the major embassies what should we be doing with the paper projects if you got some to the floor show, kenny polcari who rightly pointed out this morning in your note that it took the s&p i mere 17 days to go from 5000 to 5100 were pulling back, 5077 but what should the lightning fast move tell investors. >> i think it tells it that caught up in the momentum trade it went too far too fast. i think it feels although i've been saying that with 5050 that it feels choppy. it doesn't mean that you should panic and get out it just means you should be prepared for a reallocation of assets. i think money will come out of the high flyers not in a bad way but asset managers that are managing risks and individual investo

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the group of this variety, st. louis has attacked palestinian south of the city of nablus and the occupied west bank. at least 2 palestinians were injured when saint louis i've been fine and the village of a sara witnesses side of the attack is also safe. at least one home on 5. and this being a significant surge of st. live islands in the occupied territories since the start of the war in october of the salute has more from occupied east jerusalem. and this particular incident in the occupied west bank just south of nablus, were looking at a group of as really settlers who open fire on palestinians 2 of them sustaining injury. several cars also set a blaze as well as a home. and these witnesses speaking to, as you see, to about the incident, because this is just the latest in a series of violent attacks by is really settlers on palestinians. the one says that since october, the 7th, there has been at least $515.00 attacks on palestinians bias. really, settlers, and this is also something that's been driving the news. on

playing with people's lives. >> lawrence jones today is in st. louistop two on our tour. >> it was reported to us that a car had been stolen -- >> is that a long gun right there? an ar? ar-15? >> yes. >> so they're coming ready. >> yes. >> he was my youngest son, 19. he lost are his life to sense isless gun violence. >> and then weeks later -- >> i lost my nephew. he was murdered in his sleep. someone shot in his bedroom. >> how does that a make you feel, like they're just letting the criminals out? it's a revolving door. >> it's the biggest slap in the face ever. i feel it needs to be ticketer laws. >> our politicians, our individuals around the city are telling these kids, it's okay, don't worry, nothing will be done to you, and nobody wants to come to the city and be a peace maker anymore. >> they're not seeing the police. they want to see the police, and they're not seeing them. >> 326 vacancies, 500 plus officers have left in just the past couple years. >> let's head down to washington, d.c. where lawrence jones is live. >> yesterday i had the opp

amanda crawford signed with the st. louis cardinals. 37 year-old crawford played all 13 of his big league seasons with the giant. time at heavenly resort. skiers and snowboarders are enjoying the snow on monday. it's major winter storm forecast to hit northern california this weekend could potentially almost 10 feet of snow. >> in the whole lot of snow. but for people who would love to be up in a john, that's something people are looking for morning. yes, i think a lot years, i like 10 feet of snow. let's do it. >> a drivers beware, though, because we are going to be looking at it out of snow. obviously 10 feet isn't really something you can drive through today. tomorrow looking, alright, no issues up there. come thursday towards the afternoon. snow will begin to pick up becoming very heavy into friday and saturday. that's going make roadways impassable for the lot of the sierra as we work our way into the weekend. take a look at this. we will be looking at well over 3 feet of snowfall. widespread in those white areas on the

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st. louis ferguson. assassinations. they don't have nothing. they can't lose nothing. and i think the most dangerous person in the world. the person don't have nothing to lose. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." price to be headlines, more palestinis are killed as israel keeps pounding gaza on the 132nd a day of its onslot on the sea strip. international pressure is mounting on israel to refrain from a planned ground invasion of the southern gaza city of raffa. an official data shows britain is now in a recession amid high inflation and a cost of living crisis ahead of this year's general election.

st. louis ferguson: assassinations.hey can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have none to look. black americans looking for justice. if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never-ending story. we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose. ourselves, our solutions, our favorites in south africa, damn it, we have favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime, we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1,ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make uh the they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with

st. louisng, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have nothing to look. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." the headlines, the red cross warns at israel's invasion of the southern gaza city of rafa would pose a disastrous risk to civilian lives and infrastructure. pro palestine. to the stage protest actions outside two uk-based firms over their role in fueling the israeli regime's genocide in the gaza strip. and the un says us decision to relist yemen's ansarlo movement as a terrorist group could inflict serious harm on the country's devastated economy.

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st. louis, our home state is the st. louis is my hometown. st. ui mys actually decreased by 20%. >> and they and you have stille. i think it was the national shooting sports foundation that saiat's ad about a million firearms purchased almost a million firearms every monthwn for 50 months straight. that's the introduction of a lot of privately, legally owned firearmsllion . yet so you would think that the homicide rate would skyrocket, yet it's not. it comes dowit cn to the the administration, it comes down to enforcement. it comes down penalty, recid recidivism and the right of restorative justice. he can't explain it. >> so he falls back on race. right. and you do know the difference between. nsas kansas city, kansas and missouri, a lot of people. >> but people were very confused about they required y testa missouri and theto missr you to keep you in the state. thanks so much, data. >> okay. the great crawl of china is next. fox nation brings you to the border with two new exclusive specials exposing the crisis. i've never seen it this bad. yest

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st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have nothing to look. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." palestine has risen from the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stone to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support? the result of the voting is as follows: 13 votes in favor. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's right. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. they kill children, men, women, and old men. i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from

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pulitzer going to the st. louis post-dispatch you had to live in st. louis to get it. or mr. everywhere. everybody has a phone in their hand. social media is ubiquitous. again hugh had 140 character is on twitter and then it went to 280. now, thanks to elon musk, it is unlimited. people like bill ackman go hogwild. that is probably well thought out but he writes the things that anybody else who wasn't independently wealthy would get fired long ago. >> why don't they? why is it they can stand up and way in on anything with no consequences. >> they don't run public companies. >> bill ackman is wealthy. he has a board at one company. he runs that hedge fund where he is not accountable to anybody but investors. he has high rates of return. they don't seem to mind that he goes off on claudine gainey or -- . >> traditionally people that wealthy and powerful, wanting to be like the wizard of oz. without having to face the public. -- loves this. when he was first in the mouth of the lion, when business insider going after his wife, i picked up the phone and said let me tell you, you

whether we're talking about st. louis and st. charles, missouri, or east palestine or any other state in this makers it is not right that this body's priority is time and time and time again overseas wars, the machinery of war, foreign adventurism, and of course let's not forget the priorities of wall street. let's not forget that. right, who is it that always gets paid? in the national defense bill we were told overed and over, they're just no money available for americans poisoned by their government. but i notice that we had a trillion dollars in funds available for defense contractors. wall street always gets paid. the defense contractors always get paid. and this body always hops to to do their bidding. i've seen it over and over in my short time in the senate. it doesn't take long to see who really calls the shots around here. the big corporations, the defense contractors, the wall street banks. they call the shots. both parties -- let's be honest. that's why we call it the uniparty, because at the end of the day, there's o

pulitzer on the st. louis post dispatch, you had to live in st. louis to get that. or with mr. hearst was out in his castle, in california, you had to live out there what he had to say. but it is now just everywhere, everywhere has got the phone in their hand. and everywhere has got computer, social media is just ubiquitous. again, you had 140 characters on twitter. and then it went to 280 characters. now, thanks to elon musk -- and i call it twix, now, i'm trying to make twix happen. >> there you go. >> i don't know if -- now it's unlimited number of characters. and so people like a bill ackman just go hard wild on it. and it's not in particular or anything. it's probably well thought. out he's well-meaning. but he writes the kind of things that anyone else who was not independently wealthy, who was not a billionaire, who could not work for himself, could get fired long ago. >> and why don't they? whether it is bill ackerman or elon musk, why is it that they can stand up and weigh in on anything with no consequences? jamie dimon can't. they don't want public companies. >> they

st. louis ferguson.the person don't have nothing to look, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, he specializes in the analysis of power and propaganda, so i i come from glasgow in scotland, i'm sorry, did you say that was english? i'm not english, the only way... day for liberation is for the decolonization of the mind. is this your first time here? how long have you been here now? how many days? two days? answer me about bristol university, russia's and ukraine war, iran's foreign policy. the americans are opposed to islamic republic of iran, whatever it does. we marched when her was uh bombed with chemical weapons and so here we are in the famous bobby sands street named after bobby sands, the officer commanding the... fiory prisoners: if we stand together, we can help to stop the spread of zionist extremism and to combat islamophobia. what has interested yo

st. louisgoing to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use, i saw his, i saw um the never ending story. first of the headlines: millions of iranians commemorate the 45th anniversary of the islamic revolution led by the late founder of the islamic republic of iran imam khamaini. on the 128th day of the us-israel. in gaza fresh israel airstrikes kill at least 25 people and injured dozens of others in the town of rafa and the former iraki prime minister urges the complete withdrawal of american forces and calls on the government to establish a timeline for us troops removal.

st. louisrom the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stones to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support in this arduous journey. the headlines, israel continues to target major hospitals across the gaza strip has death thill from the regime's genocide nears 28,000. yemen's ansarullah movement reaffirs. terms its support for gaza saying aggressive moves by the us and the uk are the main threat to navigation in the red sea. and in new incursion on freedom of speech, the us social media giant meta removes the accounts of iran's leader under pressure from pro israelity groups.

st. louiserson don't have nothing to look, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um... the never ending story one, you're watching. your headlines for this hour 141 days after the start of the us israely genocide in gaza, the killing and destruction campaign against. palestinian continues with the death toll nearing 30,000. israelis have once again taken to the streets to demand the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. an israel's aggression on gaza continues to castle regime with more boycots. now, four norwegian universities have cut ties with israely universities.

st. louisk the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story. i really would like to meet him later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran. it was interesting to see how passionate people were about politics and how willing they were to talk to me about it, because people were more than happy to give me their view. everyone in iran has an opinion. one you're watching, i'm your host. you're press of your headlines 26 european union countries warn israel against attacking the city of raffa and southern gaza saying offensive will be. absolutely catastrophic. in letter to the un chief, iran urges the world body to stop the israeli massacre of palestinians in the southern gaza city of rafa. and the emmy army says a shot down a us mq9 reaper drone over the red sea afterrad

st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to look, black. americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story. the israeli regime has killed upwards of 25,000 palestinians in gaza since october the 7th last year. american support for tel aviv and the war has been so heavy that case could be made that every palestinian death in the war is caused by the us as well. how is the israeli war on gaza also and american genocide, let us count the ways in nutsell. but first, here's a quick look at the war. the israeli military campaign started after attack by hamas, the gaza-based palestinian group, which killed 1200 israelis. the tel aviv regime has since been pounding gaza so hard.

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this is historical palestine, st. louisthink the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, v headlines, this hour, israel's indiscriminate air and... artillery strikes kill more than 70 people in central gaza as the regime's onslot on the besseeg territory continues unabated. the senior hamas official tells press tv that the us is complicit in israel's massacres and crimes against palestinians in besieg gaza strip. and the top human court is set to hold public hearings on the legal consequences of israely crimes in the occupied palestinian territories.

st. louis ferguson. have to deal with it with the strategy. that people in war use, i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, i really would like to meet them later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran, what would i do? they were to talk to me about it, because people were more than happy to give me their view. everyone in iran has an opinion, keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. israely attacks on palestinians and gaza persists as the us israel genocidal war enters its 137th day despite of local's appeals for a ceasefire. israely occupation forces conduct raids on different areas. the west bank, resulting in injuries and abduction of palestinians in the occupied territories. the international court of justice holds a second day of hearings on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories.

st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose. "black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending..." imam komaini, the founder of the islamic republic of iran was a staunch supporter of palestine and its struggle for freedom against the israeli occupation. as matter of fact, his fight for the liberation of palestine started long before the victory. the islamic revolution he led, which ultimately toppled the us-backed pahlavi regime in 1979. the religious opposition to the shock. in this 1978 interview launched before the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, imam komaini, then in exile in france clearly declares that once the us-back regime of the shah is toppled, iran will cut. "we will not receive the oil, no more oil from iran for israel

st. louisf this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why the..." the land, well i was at the babel shams protest last week and i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us, the palestine, this is historical palestine. headlines at press tv, more than hundred more palestinians. have been killed on the 136th day of the israeli general side of war on gaza. international court of justice at the heig holds the first day of hearings on israel's occupation of palestinian lands. and the general side of warren guys is taking his tool in the israely economy. regime's gdp has contracted by almos