terri: absolutely. you know, we saw our state legislature be so defiant and there's lots of evidence and definitely lots of articles written that it wasn't by happenstance. a lot of dark money, a lot of groups came in behind the republican-led state legislature. and we're really behind this. so there are a lot of stakeholder groups, i guess i'm getting to, that really are looking to undermine our efforts and any thoughts about how we can stop that. now, i know congress has freedom to vote act, which would really curb, which would bring to sunshine these dark moneys by making people -- making it transparent, you're giving money to different causes. but any thoughts about how we can navigate that? abha: i mean, look, in the courtroom all we can do is trust in the law and trust in the process. i don't think we're naive to continue to do so. so i understand there's a lot of theories out there, including from, you know, the alabama officials who are continuing to litigate this case and take it back to the su

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me, terry, and cory doors and aids. these are important and noble causes, but they are certainly not the solution to prevent from mazda is next, next, atrocious, messic, or how is it possible that you are only dealing with the resolution as like the one that was voted up on today? it's tragic to say, but this council is playing the exact role the come us was written for it in their script of desks and tear. and i will explain is read, you need laterally. we drew from guys 18 years ago. how much was then elected elected by the people of guys a year a lot? did they do not represent them elected? and after murdering the part, a senior i know, started the officials by throwing them off the roof tops. come us proceeded to convert every inch of the guys a street to a war machine. where was the council then? where was the counsellor when come us exploited the billions of dollars in international a to embed to our infrastructure we've in and below densely populated residential areas. where were you? where was the you when you,

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i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. us present, joe biden has unveiled a plan to allow humanitarian a deliveries into the gaza strip through egypt. israel has confirmed a limited number of trucks will be allowed into the besieged territory beginning on friday. israel has launched airstrikes against guys and sealed off the territory from supplies since from us. militants entered israel 2 weeks ago and killed at least 1400 people. the u. n says more than 3000 people have been killed in gaza since the, the lines of trucks containing age for gaza. stretching as far as the i can see, the truck drivers are wasting, and praying to pass through rafa border crossing his rails announcement that it will not stop a to entering cause a could be the key to unlocking the borders gates and will be sorely needed on the other side of the board during the town of rough a few lives in very short supply guidance of no gas or electricity to cook. so they're using wood burning opens of commercial bakeries to make bread

all right, that's terry schultz and brussels and economy and t. thank you. but now the un security council has what is it to send a multinational force led by kenya to tackle the violent gains, who now control hazy? well, then 2000 people had been killed in unrest already this year. a see appealed for international intervention a year ago with the un security councils approval. hades calls for help are finally being answered. you would see it or no, you probably half of the government and the people of hate e mails. i would like to thank all of those for that voice is the efforts of that support and that contribution of all sorts of who a find the made today's decision possible that the to this vote is more than just a simple vote. so this is in fact to an expression of solidarity with a population in distress of the police. in recent years, haiti has suffered one crisis after another. natural disasters, disease, corruption, and ramp and silence. heavily armed gangs have taken control of most of the capital part of prompts shoot outs with police attacks on c

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schultz standing by the, in brussels for us, terry. and they, and they told ministers with joined via video link by is ready to defense minutes that you of going to in this morning and got showed, i'm sense of the footage of a mazda atrocities. and these brought to the nature of ministers. how's the alliance reacting? it's a, it's complicated for nato because you have one ally, turkey which does not consider him off a terrorist organization regardless of what the, as really defense minister may have shown. and so you can to get an, a statement from all 31 allies calling him off a tourist organization and demanding that it, that it behaved differently because turkey actually has relations with him off. so this is difficult for this is difficult for nato, under the circumstances. at the same time, we hear that turkey may be negotiating for hostages. that's a, i don't have a independent confirmation of that myself. but this of course, makes it a more nuanced situation for turkey. um, we understand that there were very strong calls by othe

terry schultz in brussels 4th. or you're watching the news live from brother and he's a quick reminder of our top story. us confirms president vitamin will visit israel on wednesday, as residents have guides a rush towards the rest of border crossing in the hopes of making it into egypt. human rights groups have been calling for a to monetary and cease fire to live safe passage, both for 8 and for people to leave your up to date is coming up next it's uh dw business and i'll be back again on top of the next hour in the meantime is plenty more news on information on our website, dw, dot com, take care the fast fashion as an environmental 9, a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile waste gets stranded. fashion watch now on youtube.

that sounds a terrifying terry. now what do we know about the shooter, which you saw that there were witnesses to this and people have identified him on social media as a 45 year old man. who was known to authorities for being radicalized. i'm not going to share the name. there is dw, has not independently confirmed any of these details. but the rest of the federal prosecutors held a short press conference earlier this evening in which they gave some details about what they knew of the shooter. included as to whether this evening, a claim was made on social networks and recorded by a person presenting themselves that the attack of this person claims to be inspired by the islamic state. oh, cool. during this same claim to the swedish nationality of the victims is mentioned to this as a probable motivation of the authorities have raised the terror alert to its highest level. so what does that actually mean for people in brussels and actually in belgium, that the shooter may have been inspired by the islamic state brin

yeah, that's right terry. it was a fairly tends and so this visit for tons of shots and the delegation and it was shortly before. so i'll just plan was due to, to head to cairo. the air read alarms went off in tel aviv. and as we saw the passengers, including the german chancellor, where a lot created from the aircraft, we saw the images of the problem delegation taken cover on the tarmac. and i would say the could see as rios iron dome and to set for all kits from where the, where schultz was not among them on the runway. he was wished away to a secure bunk gun nearby. but terry, it wasn't just the one moment here. we had alarm seemed to throw the historic visit earlier in the evening. trans german sense of search was had to take show 10, a bunker and the german embassy. that was as he was missing the families of jim and hostages in gaza. and in the end, it just seems to be a stock remainder of the reality of everyday life. they are at the moment. the shots has moved on to egypt, which borders the gaza strip

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terry, great to see you and have you on the show. talk about the major win for parental rights and go through it and bear with me. michael maxwell, ruled that a milwaukee area school district cannot force school staff to refer to students using pronouns that are at odds with their biological sex. the school also cannot engage in gender transitioning of students without the con acceptability of their parents -- consent of parents. what you heard about this case, what's your reaction? >> it's about time. it's about time; right. these types of policies are being pushed by radical but empowered progressive activists in our education system all across the country. this is just one school district, and it's happening in wisconsin. working class moderated, purple state like wisconsin, which means it's happening everywhere. this is happening in areas like my hometown, like the quad cities. it's happening everywhere and finally there's a judge that's ruling in favor of parents. liz, the thing that's frustrating to me about all this is that pa

terry: there were some unfortunate circumstances that caused it to happen. to come live with us. there were some changes, obviously, because, you know, i'm a lot older, my kids are grown up, and now i'm basically having children again. but i can't imagine my life without her. without any of 'em. woman: and so, speaking of space, what have you got over here? man: okay, so this bad boy is called spheres. the story behind spheres was, uh, a professor at mit had one of his senior projects, uh, and he showed the clip "a new hope," of luke practicing with the little droid floating around. and he said, "i want you to make me one of those." and that's-- that's what they did. (groans) (laughs) man: you already have these things in the space station. here's a sphere. man: so all you have to do is just reprogram it to do whatever you-- you want. these things are able to validate and verify a lot of algorithms and ideas and new sensors that they can maybe implement on larger spacecraft. your object is to get your sphere, your droid, to go and dock with the emoji and bri

she's in thing a few months ago, the pillow and terry martin. good to have you with us. israel's military says it has carried up more ground operations and the air strikes in gaza overnight. players were seen lighting up the night sky over the territory. explosions were also heard . israel's military husband, welding does a relentlessly since the from us of the terrorist attacks of october 7th, in which some 1400 people died. so my says thousands of palestinians have been killed in israel's airstrikes. is really army. so there's more than 200 people are still being held hostage by him. us in gaza, relatives of the hostages, or keeping up the pressure on these really government to prioritize their release. the presidents of keyboards as a demonstrates outside these rate the defense ministry intent of eve. this was one of many communities attacked on october the 7th, and they want the return of the loved ones to be the number one priority for israel . i want my by the back. now i want them say, i want to make sure that the kids taking care of. i w

terry, what do you know at this point?> reporter: well, i'm on 5th street just south of market, not even half a block south of market street, and that vehicle you see right there with the emergency flashers on, that is the driverless cruise car at the center of this story. san francisco fire department tells me about 9:30 tonight they received a call of a person trapped underneath a vehicle. they come out here and they see this vehicle and underneath the rear tire was a woman. they had to use jaws of life to lift the vehicle to get her out of there. she is in very bad shape. critical condition it would appear taken to san francisco general hospital. now, listen to what the fire department told me about the very eerie scene they found when they got out here. listen to this. >> because of the nature of the autonomous vehicle, there's no driver to speak with. and in this case there were no passengers inside the vehicle when rescuers arrived. there were also no witnesses on the street. all we know is that the victim was found

terry. >> all right, scott. thanks very much. >>> people who rely on ferry service from parts of the east bay are looking for new ways to get around, at least for now. starting today, the main street alameda ferry terminal is closed for repairs and earthquake retrofitting. s.f. bay ferry says the major construction project will last for the rest of the year and will include replacing the bridge, ramps, and the foundation, water and electrical upgrades are also planned. ferry riders say it is about time. >> i've been taking the ferry for over -- like for 12 years on and off, and that ferry needed -- that ferry terminal needed a lot of work. >> reporter: the short hop service from alameda to oakland will also be suspended, but during the closure, service will still be available to san francisco via the alameda sea plane lagoon ferry terminal. alameda ferry terminal upgrades should be completed by the first of next year. >>> more than 7 million californians are at risk of flooding, and many don't even realize it. n

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i don't use terry schultz there. oh, you're watching the news live from berlin. here's a quick reminder of our top story. the us confirms president biden will travel to israel on wednesday as residents of guys are rushed towards the roof of border crossing. in the hopes of making it into egypt. human rights groups have been calling for a humanitarian cease fire to a lot of safe passage. both for age and for people to leave guys the right you are up to date coming up next. it's dark filled with a look at the hidden wonders of butterfly. so stay tuned for that. it's coming up after a short break and don't forget there's plenty more news on the information on our website, p w dot com and you can follow us on our social media kinds are handling is due to be in use on pablo photo alias from me, the team here in berlin, thanks for watching. take care and we'll see you again at the top of the next the purchases, julio tied to shapes, the west, the south africa adults to make a nice, we've created together. they exclude the contradictory nature of these euro centric atti

so you many, terry and 8 seems to be continuously flowing. but, and at the same time that having a look at the development age. but they also saying at the commission, spokes person just confirmed this right now that until this review is done, that will be the old payments will be made. the practical consequences seemed to be relatively slow. because they also said that right now there are no point payments for seen to give you a little bit of a scale of what we are talking about. the european union has been paying last year around 600000000 euros to people in the palestinian territories. so you kind of can put this a bit into context and the foreign ministers are gathering later today over the crisis. what, what are we expecting from that meeting? says so we would have expected them and raised the expect them to talk about this issue before the you commission goes out with these kinds of statements. and it is clear that the can you members, states will discuss this. we have already heard from a to use member states of germany and austria tha

duffy welcome back, terry.e it >> clearly, it's been volatile in the rates market, more so than even stocks how is that affecting you? >> obviously, to a very positive effect for us. there's so much stuff going on in the rates market today, sara, as you all know, you discussed it constantly. if you can take this back a few months and see where a lot of this stuff started, especially with duration risk i think there's been so much of the opinion, i heard carl talking before the break, central banks are potentially pausing, but the rates market continues to move soe duration risk is a concern, no matter how small or big you are, and people need to mitigate and manage tha risk and that's exactly what they should be doing also with the issuance, sara, a large issuance continuing to come out and the traditional buyer of that has been the fed and the fed is not buying, as we know if the fed's not buying, fed doesn't hedge, other people are buying, and they do need to hedge. so if you're buying government treasuries t

so what's behind the move the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. israel has categorically ruled out a ceasefire in his more against some us prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it would represent a surrender to the militant group. he said the ground defensive was the best way to secure the release of more hostages. one is really soldier was free during an overnight admission in gaza. the 1st such rescue since the war began as another is rarely hostage safely home. israel's military release, this picture of soldier omega dish to announce her release. a crowd gathered outside her home to celebrate the news. she's the 1st captive to be freed amid israel's growing ground, defensive prime minister, benjamin netanyahu price the rescue, and rejected calls for a cease fire. israel will not agree to a succession of west village. we've come us after the risk attacks of october 7th, call for us to use for our calls for israel to surrender to him. us to surrender to terror was just to render to barbara's that will not happen. as israel

what is your usage, terry? do laughing and do they do all of this, these exercises because they really think that if you as president biden is set to do something that he said he never would bite and has given the green lights to build additional sections of wall along the us. mexico border. this is a major policy shift one that puts biden in step with his predecessor, donald trump. this new construction will take place in texas along the border in star county with mexico. the area together with others have seen a surge, and the number of migrants from latin america coming into the us construction of bigger barriers to stop migrant. that was one of donald trump signature policies. now at the start of vitamins term, he pledge that no more us taxpayer dollars would be diverted to build a border wall. today's announcement it is a $180.00 degree turnaround. bye bye. so how is this playing out with people who live near the border? you don't use that stuff on time and reports tonight from el paso as the hydrated exha

thank you very much, terry. as i'm back here in germany time, so it will show us as arch palestinian president obama with a boss to clearly condemn the mazda of tax on israel, calling a silence sofa, shameful. in his speech to the gen problem and shows also pledge to support for you as well as the german farm is to another. and a bad bulk announced she would make a soul a day or 2 visits to tel aviv on friday. choice took center stage to send a strong signal to israel. these moment at this moment there was only one place for germany at the sight of his row. that's what we mean when we say that israel security is a profound commitment of the german state. the roman history, the responsibility arising from the holocaust before makes it out everlasting task to support the existence and the security of the state to base roger scott, this is the interesting tristate. there are thousands of germans in israel, including many, was dual citizenship, and thousands of these riley's and jews live in germany separately. the

what is your usage, terry? do laughing and do they do all of this, these exercises because they really think that it's a possibility that they could one day, you know, the russian invasion you know, everyone, i talked to their said that their grand parents still told stories of what it was like when russia took, took over last year, the 1st time took over the baltic states after world war 2, and they will never again let it happen. and that's why you see people like this actress who saw what happened in ukraine said, you know what? i've never thought about this before, but i'm thinking about it now. i'm not going to let this happen to us. they are so supportive of ukraine and, and one of the reasons is because they could very well see it happening to them. yes, there nato members, but they know that it's going to come down to left in some cells 1st. and that's why they're standing up such strong support for their armed forces for their civilian preparedness. and they basically say never again, not on our territ

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the into the conflict with sim sebastian big smoke getting the headlines these days, but the warning ukraine has lost none of its intensity from capitol hill. hughes, my guess is the prime minister as the world goes on, how much space does she have in later plans for defending the ballistics? a conflict next, on d. w. the princess for a day dawning, one down after the others smiled. useful and alt month are celebrating their wedding in morocco reminiscent of a $1001.00 nights the ceremony follows strict schedule. that revolves almost entirely around the bro. in 45 minutes, d w, the imagine that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy burner, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retriever's. 2 2 should we. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learn to classify small handful of animals of edible and all the rest of the classify as disgusting. w series abou

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel's military says it has carried out more ground operations and error strikes in gaza overnight. israel said targeted the suspected hum us positions in the north of the strip to prepare the battle field for an expected land invasion. troops and tanks carried out the rate with the backing of jets in drones. israel's military has been pounding gas a relentlessly since the almost terrorist attacks on october 7th, which killed some $1400.00 people, mainly civilians. somebody says thousands of palestinians have been killed since then. israeli army says more than 200 people are still being held hostage by him. us in gaza. relatives of the hostages have been pressuring these rarely government to prioritize their release slow. earlier i talked to dw kind of kramer in jerusalem. i asked her about the is really military strategy and how it's being influenced by growing pressure when the families of the hostages was that's right. there is a lot of pressure here um,

in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. recap of the nuts and bolts.ator will lie in state at city hall tomorrow, the public is invited 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. thursday, memorial at 1:00 in the afternoon. if you can't make it to city hall, we'll be showing the memorial live on nbc bay area. terry mentioned the list of speakers with the vice president, senate majority leader schumer, speaker emereita pelosi. and we posted this on the website. >> her replacement was sworn in today. >> so help you god. >> i will. >> congratulations, senator. >> as you can see, she was sworn in by vice president kamala harris. her partner by her side. butler is the first openly lgbtq person to represent california in the chamber. >>> tonight we're learning new details about the gut-wrenching story out of san jose where two babies died in a-day. they were 1 years old. the two little girls died in a backyard pool at the happy happy day care on fleetwood drive yesterday morning. police made their first comments but didn't provide much information. >> officers did respond to a

terry, open the door. terry: ok. paul: there's a couch. it's very important.to show you something. ok, this is our hangout break room. paul: and this is where i pass out all the time, since i like to sleep. you will find him gurgling-- paul: sorry for the mess. --and sleeping here after overeating during lunch-- very common. we often gather here at the nook to review pictures and go over complications that patients have been having, and struggles that we've been having this season. we actually go through a lot of medical discussions, especially the two of us sitting right here. yeah. now, here's where it all happens, the exam room. here's what terry demonstrates all the time, the silicone implants. terry: yeah. we want to show patients before they have a procedure what these implants feel like. this is like a nice d cup. paul: yeah. - ok. doesn't that look wonderful? and this is the real thing. i mean, we see our post-ops here, and we discuss with them how to manage themselves after surgery. and this is medicine and surgery. this is no joke, ok? this show may

>> david: all right, terry moran. terry, thank you. >>> now to an alarming scene not far from capitol hill. a carjacking, and this time, the victim, a texas congressman, carjacked in his driveway. representative henry cuellar parking his car when three armed robbers surrounded him, demanding his keys. pierre thomas reporting tonight, as this is part of a disturbing trend. and this evening, the surveillance of yet another carjacking. authorities concerned by what they're seeing. >> reporter: this chilling video showing a carjacking in progress. five men jumping out of a vehicle, all armed with guns, symbolizing a stunning surge under way in the nation's capital. and tonight, the latest victim, a member of the u.s. house. texas congressman henry cuellar was carjacked in his own driveway last night. >> they had masks. but you could still see that they were young. >> reporter: it happened around 9:30 p.m., less than a mile from the capitol. three young men in ski masks, armed with handguns, surrounding cuellar's vehicle,

. >> terry mcsweeney reports from berkeley continue. terry? >> reporter: u.c.ley, the berth place of the free speech movement in the '60s. and now, some students say their right is being abused. a student is grabbing a flag, a scuffle and it's broken up. the president of the pro-israel group says the tension on campus has gotten bad. >> a couple of weeks ago, on the friday that was called for the global day of jihad, almost every jewish student i know was encouraged by their parents and encouraged by the jewish community not to attend class that day. and that feels wrong. >> reporter: over the weekend, the dean of the school of law writing in an op-ed, i'm a 70-year-old jewish man and never have i felt the semitism of the last few weeks. and people are guarding the center for jewish living. new york's governor vowing to protect students. >> protect that. when speech crosses over to hate speech and hate crimes, students need to know we'll step up and protect them. >> reporter: the biden administration is calling for improved local law enforcement and counterpart

i'm in, terry. a position. i've got a look at the following question. sooner or later. these conflicts will be over mission and i like to believe that the much the see relations between the garage and the wisest and will be stuck with the restart it in a way the combined let's see the same vitamins credentials. such confrontations happen. such countries as small delva image, they are purely shaking those economically and politically. the so i would like to believe that these kind of reconfiguration of the relations that will so define the state of europe for decades to go. it will start after the conflict is over. how do you think mr. president walk roadside countries and small de tents league we, we basically within this process and what plays they can take and base the future as architecture that will emerge through oper, these processes over natalie. it depends on the people of mall that you should squeeze. you, i will explain, i will elaborate the middle of the, of the people out of so and i'll tell them will vote for those people who want to scram, dmv, let's do so

terry, is this the latest at the consulate at all? >> reporter: we cannot say officially that it is . since it happens, i am gathering around 2:30 to 3 clock in the afternoon, we are 20 vehicle went straight into the consulate. it seems like a police officer responded to this incident and shot the person that was in the car that drove into the consulate. you can see some of the video back at the station to see exactly how this looks. glass doors smashed down. the vehicle went in right there, all the way into the consulate. we do not know if anyone was hit by the car when it was in there. we are told by neighbors, we have reports from neighbors that there are sometimes long lines of people trying to get their visas, their documents in front of the chinese consulate here. we do not know if anyone was injured. we are still waiting to hear from the police department. it is the indigents. he was a holiday for the san francisco pd. the police department is not working today as it normally does. we do not know the condition of the person who

terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: the tributes to the late dianne feinstein are already coming in at city hall, flowers around a bust of the former mayor. city hall will be illuminated for her. as it should be, he says, even though she was in washington, she never stopped being mayor. >> would call you, tell you what you're doing right and compliment you, tell you what you're doing wrong and how dare you. >> reporter: in the first public remarks, speaker emerita became emotional speaking about her colleague. >> we gather with sadness with the loss of dianne feinstein. >> reporter: the viewing will be under the rotunda, people can enter and briefly pay respects from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. all weddings have been canceled or moved. >> my clients found a different venue, they're happy with it. i heard some couples were not as happy, but i don't know. that's just what i heard. >> reporter: people who plan to be here when feinstein lies in state told us why it's important. >> what she stood for was the right way to be in america. i'm hoping our country can turn back, and i'm not sure it's going

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terry. dianne feinstein we can't forget was the mayor of san francisco from '78 to' 88 and it is where she began really her career that set her on such a path to be such an influential woman in congress. of course, people want to say their final farewells. >>> all right. the hearse carrying the late senator, it arrived at city hall this morning a little after 8:00 a.m. led by an honor guard made up of san francisco police, sheriffs deputies and firefighters. they walked her flag draped casket. >>> city hall, placed it at the foot of the grand staircase in the rotunda. nancy pelosi and her family spent time with senator feinstein's family at the casket side. sometimes there were moments that were solemn and sad. other times you could see them smiling and holding each other. the families have known each other for decades. mrs. pelosi saying they were long-time friends, their families were very, very close. so it was pelosi who flew back to san francisco with the senator's body over the weekend

i hate -- i rebuilt the entire military, will get back to that because we have great mill terry potential. we had the soldiers, and i said i'm going to put a 25% tariff on all of these products and 25% tax, everything, and it's going to start on monday morning, mr. president, i would like to make a phone call, five minutes later. sir, it would be right on her to put 20,000 soldiers free of charge under border. this would be a great honor for us. catch and release, you win that too, stay in mexico you and that too, you win everything sir, please don't do that, sir. we got everything. we got everything. but we don't do that with this administration. this administration does not do things like that. i will also pass what we will call the trump reciprocal trade act, if china or any other country mixes pay, they charge

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people the hello i'm terry martin. good heavy with is us present. joe biden has on be able to plan to allow humanitarian a deliveries into the gaza strip through egypt. israel has confirmed a limited number of trucks will be allowed into the besieged territory through the roof of crossing beginning on friday with the as really border close to this. crossing with egypt is the only way aid concurrently ends regardless of israel sealed the territory all from supplies and began air strikes. after her loss, militants entered is real on october, 7th, and killed at least 1400 people. un reports more than 3000 deaths in gaza. since the, the lines of trucks containing age for gaza stretching as far as the i can see, the truck drivers are wasting, and praying to pass through rafa border crossing his rails announcement that it will not stop age entering cause a could be the key to unlocking the borders gates and will be sorely needed on the other side of the board or in the town of rough or few lives in very short supply guidance of no gas or electricity to co

and to make it very clear that there's schuman and terry and 8, so food medical supplies screenings for 1500000 people in gaza and who can not support themselves is not concerned so that you will pay shumate, terry and assistance as promised. and barrett, we just want to be clear about this money that's coming from the european union and going to the palestinians in, in gauze of, of that money is for humanitarian purposes. only. how does the european union ensure that money earmarked for humanitarian purposes is spent on humanitarian purposes and not for terrorists? but you have to keep in mind that since 2008, they have no direct context but seeing how most, which is funding a kind of administration in gaza and the european union. the european union is funding all the money through international organizations are non governmental organizations, like the red cross, the recreation, or of most of all of the united nation. so they put the money to this organization and they then have to disperse the money in gaza or buy supplies. and, and the main actor here is a special body of the united

it's relationship with china and other, other terry and regimes. you will examine whether trade and cutting edge microchips a power systems. quantum computing and genetic engineering represent a danger to the block. and that is our show conference colburn berlin, thanks for watching. have a successful the enter the conflict. so i worry about the will of the west to continue to do what needs to be done. strong was so my guess is wait today says for the supreme commander in europe, i mentioned sure that there is a lingering field, but somehow we can go back to some sort of spaces, clarifying to russia. that is not going to happen. the same thing happened. conflict next, on dw, and all that good side of the night. what about the weirdest responsibility? the project enlightenment in 45 minutes on the world in progress pop calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic. the concern about this story is beyond the headline world in progress a c, w talk cause i worry about the will of a west to continue to do what needs to be done. strong words