yeah, good morning terry. well, just a moment ago we heard someone yelling profanities throughout the hall here. so in terms of how it's affecting passengers, they seemed quite frustrated and unhappy when i got here on terms of what i saw was, uh, maybe you can see it on the board behind me, dozens of canceled slides. all of those kansas counters have been turned into re booking counters. there was a airport wide announcement saying that due to the strike, no one can go through security. you cannot get on your slides. there are some connecting flights that are so leaving, but passengers should expect delays there as well. so yeah, you said jeremy's most important airport. it's very disruptive on the ground here today. so expecting hundreds of thousands of people to be affected by this, what do the security staff want to achieve? christie? right. well, what verity is calling for is an hourly pay raise of $2.00 euros 80 along with unimproved bonus scheme for the security workers. and basically what they're sayin

it certainly is terry. i mean, some, some people here calling at the historic move by the us government bond, the bond administration. they will be, of course, people who say it doesn't go far enough for that. it comes to, you know, too late. but of course, this is the strongest act we have seen from the us administration against these a settler violence attacks. this is an issue that the u. s. has been concerned with for some time, even before october 7 and the war and the the, the in the spike environments that we've seen in the west bank. this has been a concern of abiding and ministration for some time. and they have been threatening to make moves on this. and now we are seeing that come to a fresh fruition and it has been causing a huge risk with the between the is riley us relationship and. and we are now seeing the fruits of that come out the question of how effective this will be, terry remains to be seen because, you know, they, we not sure exactly how many, how, how many assets of these, these peo

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. humans who the rebels are battling to continue their attacks on ritzy shipping after the us and britain lost another round of air strikes. us and u. k. say they have hit thousands of parts inside the including underground weapons, depos missile systems and launchers. it ran back to these have had tact, multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the i'm us is real war in on to the strikes in yemen are aimed in part of making the red sea safe again. but are they showing any signs of actually deterring who the militants put that question to middle east analyst project? shawna, how it isn't? as you pointed out before it says start and increased the number of attacks against 2 targets. but up until now, i know the who's the said thing very active in the firing buys and issue, ballistic missiles, cruise me. so i was and using drains meister those attacks of brain interdicted. and what we're seeing now is also some of the infrastructure being destroyed, roc

well this comes, terry. at a time of increased set, the violence was suddenly saying that since the terror attack of october 7 in the subsequent war, even before october, terry was seeing a rise in setting yvonne and said it was causing a huge risk between the as riley government and their allies, the us, particularly the bottom administration, coming down hard at least trying to discourage this kind of thing. putting a hardwood on the as riley government. this is the biggest move, the biggest step. it's being called historic by, by many here. of course they will be those that say it's not going far enough that it's not doing enough and that it's come too late. however, it is the most significant step we've seen by u. s. government when it comes to set the violence in the history. so it comes on that backdrop, as i said, but in november we, we sold us administration, preparing a full this uh us presidential by and saying that he calling on the administration to prepare his within. so, visa bands on some sett

all correspondence that terry shows, i have nasal headquarters in brussels. thank you very much, terry. as of now, some of the other stories making headlines today. the 1st criminal trial of a full us president is set to go ahead. next months off to a new york judge rejected a bid from donald trump to have the case dismissed. the challenges stem from hush, money paid to 2 women ahead of the 2016 presidential elections authorities in thailand have issued a 2 day work from home, owed at full bangkok, city employees due to the highest mobile apps. and that quality index shows the amount of dangerous product goes us 15 times higher than w o h o recommendations. the city is small. this caused by crop burning, industrial pollution, and heavy traffic. in india, the government is to hold talks with pharmacy following most protests coating, full guaranteed crop prices. security forces have set up roadblocks to stop thousands of farms reaching the capital daily. similar protest 2 years ago. force the government to scrap pricing reform. you're watching dw news is a remi

terry. rebecca, thank you very much. that was our correspond to rebecca rivers in jerusalem. sketchup on a few other stories making headlines today. us defense secretary lloyd austin has said the us is preparing significant action in response to the recent deadly drone attack on us forces and jordan sundays around strikes. targeted the remote u. s. military base in northeastern jordan known as power 22. washington has blamed the attack on the ran back militants turkish police of arrested a pro palestinian gunmen and fried several hostages. near is double an armed man, protesting the war, and garza had taken 7 workers comp to the plan owned by us consumer goods joined proctor and gamble. officials say the hostages were freed on the ship, carrying thousands of live stock has returned to australia after being stuck in limbo for weeks by the crisis and the red sea. the is really owned vessel headset off from the australian port, a free mantle in january. only to be ordered back due to the attacks on shipping by humans with t

we'll give you some numbers, the hello, i'm terry morris and thanks for joining us. at least 3 people have been killed in a gas explosion and fire in the canyon capital nairobi. according to the canyon red cross, hundreds more, were injured. a government spokesperson said that the fire broke out around midnight and after a truck loaded with gas canisters exploded. it then spread nearby homes, said, businesses, firefighters have extinguished the blaze and an investigation in which the cause of the incident is under way. our correspondent felix miranda is in i robi, i asked him about the situation there now. terry, the fire broke out at around 11 50 pm, his topic on time and of missouri till the people was asleep by that time. so they the news, the news came and my judge of it people could not respond immediately to verify. but the people on the ground was saying that a multiple ne buys of people in the nearby who would have sustained is there is some had to bonds to the i had some actually had the vast kin bonds and the images, the risk was so obviously is came in tim

i'm terry morrison. thanks for watching. the dancing against the to the big chalk massage has been a school of small break from life and it destroys focus on the next on d w. and so the kind of success with sim, sebastian, the israel, how my small booth briefly to an open courtroom with the hey, how the city as welcome to move into the my guess was stuff about booty. and the westbank has the palestinian national initiative. we've been about to be in such a difficult situation. so how will the more and, and can garza ever be rebuilt? conflict in 16 minutes on dw, the sometimes to show our gratitude to the highlights for every week. nothing was caused about why does that mean? because now i'm leaving the new host to join us for an exciting exploration of everything in between moses a video and audio production 5 d w. i hope that you will tune in the hello and welcome to this week's focus on europe. great to have you with us. millions of people in turkey will forever re member of the catastrophe that happened last year, and eve

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. airport security stuff are on strike here in germany today, forcing airlines to cancel or delay over a 1000 flights in and out of 11 of the countries. major airports, including berlin and frankfort, that the union called for their members to down tools for 24 hours until tonight after their demands for better pay and benefits for some $25000.00 security stuff stole around 200000 passengers are expected to be affected by a strong database, christy. platinum is germany's busiest airport in frank for its she gave us an impression of how the strike is affecting your travel. well just a moment ago we heard someone yelling profanities throughout the hall here. so in terms of how it's affecting passengers, they seemed quite frustrated and unhappy when i got here on terms of what i saw was, uh, maybe you can see it on the board behind me, dozens of canceled flights, all of lift. kansas counters have been turned into re booking counters. there was a airport wide announce

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going through the airport in houston and i see delegate austin, and i yell out, "terry!" lets he always does, he ignored me. [laughter] but thank god his wife was with me. and like most of our lives that protect us from ourselves, she said, terry and pointed at me. he came over and we spoke and we hugged and talked and from that point on, we've had a great friendship and relationship. i know folks don't believe that cordiality can exist across the aisle, but i am telling you, it can, because we have a great relationship. i want to thank him from the bottom of my heart for standing in for me today and taking my nomination. i appreciate it. thank you. [applause] so i want to just let y'all know, everything that i learned in this house about fighting for what you believe in, and being a leader, i learned from watching delegate todd gilbert. the former speaker and now minority leader. he is a tenacious fighter. y'all are all gonna cringe when he step up to speak so just get ready. he used to make me do it too. y'all, give it up for my friend, todd gilbert. [applause] up until

all talks continue to want to, terry and agencies are wanting that 8 operations in gaza could collapse if israel advances into a file where many 1400000 palestinians are shelter. still. the main un agencies set up to assist palestinian refugees own rob is facing a cash prizes or uh said it will run out of money in the coming days of the major donation suspended the funding. the phrase came off. isabel said that several of the workers were involved in the october 7th tara attacks, by how most of the agencies future is at stake. leaving long time she went to terry and aid for gaza in doubt, a lifeline for goldens or how mazda is partner in terror. this is a question dogging to you as palestinian 8 agency and donor countries seem to have answered it for themselves by holding back funds. that puts more than a 1000000 people at severe risk. for decades, the agency has been a primary source of food and medicine for gardens grow was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes. when israel was founded, it originally had a 3 year mandate, but has been renewed

both call for i, samantha terry and cease fire. and the release of all hostages, but it boils down to the timeline for when this should happen, the algerian proposal says that it should be immediate, whereas the us alternative says that it should have an only after negotiation. so the word they use is as soon as practicable, that's because the us is worried that a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire could sabotage. the ongoing talks between israel and tomas to negotiate some kind of hosted release in exchange for communitarian pause and fighting um that has stalled recently as israel essentially pulled out of the talk saying that a mazda is demands, we're delusional, but the us is still pushing for those, what's interesting to note here is that this is the 1st resolution that may be proposed by the us that uses the word seeds fire. so you can see that the criticism of israel, from the bye didn't administration, is increasing. they also, in this proposal the us proposal explicitly warned against innovative ground assault

the situation is absolutely catastrophic in terms of both the human terry inside.ve enough food, water, relief items, and for 90% of the population, because everyone now is relying on the humanitarian aid, we also don't have enough medical supplies and medicines to support the work of hospitals while most hospitals went out of service. those who are still operating or experiencing extreme shortage of medicines and medical supplies. apologies for interrupting, we have to go soon but i wanted to ask you about, i know it is not something we'll be thinking about when it comes to the situation in gaza, but i understand it has been wet and cold. with so many people sleeping in tents, what impact is it having? can you say that again? can in tents, what impact is it having? can you say that again?— in tents, what impact is it having? can you say that again? can you hear me? i wanted — can you say that again? can you hear me? i wanted to _ can you say that again? can you hear me? i wanted to ask— can you say that again? can you hear me? i wanted to ask you _ can you say tha

press the hello and terry martin. thanks for joining us. us present, joe biden has urged israel to protect the palestinian civilians in his plan. ground defensive of the guys and city of rough up by the we met with jordan's king of bill on monday. the white house, their 1st face to face meeting since israel's more become us began by and said the to discuss the possible 6 week break in the finding jordan has been pushing for a permanent so as far, washington is the king's 1st stop on a tour that includes candidate france in germany. so here is part of what biden's had to say in a joint news conference partly focused on israel's expected move on wrap. the major military operation, robert robert, should not proceed without a credible plan, a credible plan for ensuring the safety and support more than 1000000 people shoulder. and let's bring it out. jerusalem correspond to rebecca rivers here. rebecca, the us is israel's most important now i, it's one of several countries urging is real to think twice about launching an i

and you, many, terry, i'm know, israel has not been complying with somebody. they should just be very, very clear. the reason me for you money, terry, and aiden does that use because as well as the occupying power has not been fulfilling the obligation, it's not the duty of the international community to provide food, water, medical care education on the population, on their occupation needs. that is the beauty and do your application of the occupying power. no, totally. isabel has not been doing that. but he does call this them from the restricted. the entry of you may tell you in a don't imports of med the sense of absolutely everything. the dist, civilian population requires and before you know, the essential needs of daily life. now, since the 7th of october, that level of restriction as increased exponentially. and in addition, the wholesale destruction, including the deliberate destruction of road at once from destruction, not required by military necessity. that's kind of destruction is also creating a logistical problem because especially now the peopl

am i speaking with donald john by the w as a terry schultz. terri, you've listened into that whole press conference. what are your main take away? well, as you heard from that sound bite from secretary general souls and burke, he came to this meeting fully prepared to have to counter the trump statements that said, anyone who isn't spending enough on defense should, might as well be attacked by russia. so this was definitely hanging over the meeting here today and yesterday, and you know, this was a meeting where everybody needs to be focus on what more they can do for you, pray, what more they can do to deter russia. and it's still, most of the questions were about the, the support of the united states should donald trump become the next president. so this was definitely a damper on the meeting. at the same time, we did still sit, we did still hear of more packages for ukraine from several allies and as you heard and, and get it in the direction of trumps mean targets. how much more countries are spending on their own militaries. this is a pledge that comes do this year, a 10 year pledg

how much tax the hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. after more than a decade, finding authorities in the british courts wiki leaks founder julian hassan. just now facing what could be his last chance to stop is extradition to the united states, a crowd of assad supporters has gathered outside london's high court calling for him to be released. his lawyers will last judges there today to grant a new appeal hearing. if that fails, such as backers worry, he could be put on the plane to the us straight away. or prosecutors want to put him on trial and spying charges. the son, his wife says he would not survive be extradited a days before the u. k. cool. it's considered whether to expedite julian, a songs to the us, his wife issue to heartfelt please. his release, his health is in decline mentally and physically. his life is a risk every single day he stays in prison. and if he is extradited, he will die. but it's not just about him being expedited. should julian should never have been put in prison in the 1st place. the 2 day hearing may b

>> david: terry moran live in washington. terry, appreciate it. >>> we turn now to the u.s. retaliation coming for the deadly drone attack on u.s. troops. martha raddatz with new reporting here tonight on the internal debate at the white house over how to respond to the deadly attack. and it all comes tonight amid a new wave of missile and drone attacks on commercial ships p. martha reporting from jordan again tonight. >> reporter: and the defense >> reporter: tonight, iranian-backed houthi militants launching a new wave of missiles and drones at commercial ships, their response after the u.s. destroyed ten of their attack drones and a ground control station in yemen. but the string of u.s. and allied strikes so far failing to slow the houthi attacks. final preparations now under way at the pentagon for multiday, multitarget missile and bomb strikes against the iranian-backed group behind that drone attack in jordan that killed three american soldiers and wounded 47 others. secretary of defense lloyd austin pointing the finger at the islamic militia group after officials say

terry, i can hear a lot of activity behind you. what's happening? >> reporter: we've got several hundred demonstrators. they started this rally at 5:00 at alta vista park. they meandered through pacific heights. right now we're at baker and pacific streets, and you can see and hear what they are chanting. the signs say stop bombing hospitals, hands off rafah. there's also signs, biden stop arming israel, some derogatory signs about the president himself. it's been very energetic. it's been very loud. but it has been very peaceful. at this moment, you can see all those san francisco police officers out here, barricades up. they are out in force. they have drawn the line. the demonstrators are not going to be allowed to go down pacific. they can stop where they are, or they can go back the direction they came, or head south down baker. but they cannot come down pacific street, at least that's the intention of the san francisco police officers. a few moments ago, maybe five minutes now, ten minutes, i did see what certainly appeared to be the president

i'm terry morris and thanks for joining us. both counting has begun. impact is done in an election dog by balance and allegations of corruption. several people were killed and militant attacks as tens of millions, caster boats under heavy security. polls have closed and preliminary route pulled, preliminary results are expected within hours, but a clearer picture is not likely to emerge until early friday. the voters across pakistan lining up to cost the ballot in an election that has been mowed by violence and obligations that the contest isn't free or pack as don is in the midst of political and economic crisis. and people heading to the polls here hoping for change every single vote can change to the holy country scenario. you know, we are in very poor condition nowadays countries visiting so many problems very, to be very honest. i have a zullie expectation from the like the process, but the, i guess the, the things are not going so good. but we have to board because, you know, you can say that the democracy, even the voice

terry martin, thanks for watching the audience of the truth. this time, excel gen this chimed in. dar meets the voices of the 3 turkey alter as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments, all sorts of gibs. but only if the call.

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, terry?> reporter: never present it comes to town, you got more security, barricades, more police officers, secret service. this time around, i was thinking they might up the security a little bit because of the hundreds of protesters searching for mr. biden as he went from fundraiser to fundraiser. >> palestine will live forever! >> palestine will live forever. >> revolution. >> revolution. >> reporter: the coalition of palestine supporters marched through, calling for cease-fire between israel and hamas and an end to the united states' aid to israel. when demonstrators arrived at pacific street, police put up barricades to redirect the march, and there was some tension. >> let the biden administration note that the people of america are not okay with our tax dollars funding this genocide. >> joe biden has all the blood on his hands. he is the founder and creator of all this at this point because all it would have taken is one phone call from joe biden, and it would end. >> reporter: the dem

the hello, i'm terry morrison. good to have you with us us present. joe biden has urged israel to protect the palestinian civilians in his plan ground defensive in the gods and city of wrap up. biden met with jordan's king abdullah on monday at 1st at the white house their 1st face to face meeting since israel's war with the mosque began . but instead the 2 had discussed the possible 6 week break and the fighting. jordan has been pushing for a permanent seats far. washington is the king's 1st. is it the king's 1st off on a tour that includes canada, france and germany. it was somewhat present by it and said in a joint news is conference partly focused on israel's expected move in ruffle the major military operation. robert robert should not proceed without a credible plan, a credible plan for ensuring the safety and support more than 1000000 people. shelter, as well as by mentioned around the 1000000 palestinian civilians have taken refuge in rough ends. the conflict began. the city on guys is southern border with egypt was declared a safe stone for p

>> david: terry moran live at the court tonight. terry, thank you. >>> we turn tonight to the five u.s. marines now confirmed dead, killed when their chopper crashed in california. the pentagon pressed tonight on a string of aviation accidents. and, of course, the other question, was weather a factor with the storming slamming the west? matt gutman is near the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, growing questions about why the five marines killed in that helicopter crash took off into treacherous nighttime weather conditions on the way to their base in san diego. >> low clouds, snow, rain, ice, in the mountains, in the middle of the night. this crew should never have been airborne. >> reporter: that ch-53e super stallion -- the military's largest helicopter -- going down in the mountains east of san diego. and you can see recovery teams slipping down the one-lane mud track to the crash site. this area remains nearly impassable, and that's why it's taken a longer time than expected to recover the remains of those five crew members.

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i'm terry morris and good to have you with us. i think oceans towards a cease fire deal and gaza appear to have stalled after and is really delegation left talks in cairo, representatives from the us, egypt. israel and cancer were holding talks as international calls grow for israel to put off its plan to salt on rafa. part of its military campaign in response to the most terror attack on october 7th. more than a 1000000 people have taken shelter in the southern gauze and city of rafa, and there is no clear path to safety. for those trap there. that few remaining possessions, alpax the road to an uncertain future lies ahead. this is the reality by hundreds of thousands of gulls and refuge. she's in the desperate search for safety then. and how do we hope to go and quickly we're tired of seeing from one city to another west, so tired. i swear to god. people are tired. i hope the world stands with us and looks at us with a kind of mazda full i. with tie it was crying. malta is showing destruction . death, starvation 1st, or there is

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since that is rarely border city was attacked by him, us militants on october 7, the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us, the family of russian opposition figure elect said nobody has reportedly been told his body will not be released for 2 weeks. according to a representative for nevada and these relatives, his mother has been informed that his remains are being held for chemical analysis . the details have been merged as the wife of the fierce kremlin critic accuses the russian president of killing her husband. in meetings with you, officials usually uh nobody that has called for more support to be given to those in russia who oppose vladimir putin. she arrived in brussels with a clear message fluids and it's not flushed and flushed. i, it's not the truth. and usually in the volume i told the e u foreign ministers calling for tougher measures against the kremlin, but also for more support for the country civil society. she didn't know the dress the media off towards, but it had to of her visits. she published a video message on social media. yeah. will do. and all righ

the monarch will step back from public duties as he undergoes treatment the hello i'm terry market. welcome to the program. us secretary of state anthony blinking is in the middle east pushing for a pause in the fighting and gaza. he's heading to egypt having already held talks in saudi arabia. lincoln says he's hoping to secure an enduring and to the conflict between israel and moss, which carried out the dead loose terror attacks and israel's history. in october, the diplomatic push comes as israel is considering an assault on rough, a city in southern gaza were many displaced. palestinians are seeking shelter, no laptop and israel's grind operations and gossip. these really military released vintage of it's offensive in the strip as taught us on french diplomats met with regional leaders to push for a truce. israel is pressing on with its campaigns after threatening a grind assault on rafa. the un has dumped her off of the pressure cooker of despair of the southern, such a near garza's border with egypt. and i have hosts more than half of gauze population displaced since the star

we visited a kindergarten with reopen for the children to come by the hello and terry martin. good to have you with us. after more than a decade of finding authorities in the british courts wiki leaks, pounder julian hassan just now facing what could be his last chance to stop is extradition to the us. prosecutors there want to put him on trial and spying charges, but his wife says he would not survive being extradited with lawyers taking his case for an appeal to the high court in london days before the u. k. cool. it's considered whether to expedite julian, a song as to the us, his wife issued a heartfelt please, his release. his health isn't declined, mentally and physically. his life is a risk. every single day he stays in prison, the energy use extradited, he will die. but it's not just about to be expedited. should julian should never have been put in prison in the 1st place, the to day hearing maybe a song, his final jones to prevent expeditions to the us where he faces a prison sentence of up to a 175. he is assault just been a wanted man since 2010 of these which were

and dw, the w correspond to terry schultz told us more about the reactions from nato states to sweden, succession being given the green light as well. the nordic countries have definitely been signaling help please. they are with this that the final country. sweden will be entering nato within just a few days. a swedish prime minister of christ or son came out instead of attend historic day for sweden. they said the country is ready to shoulder its responsibility in euro atlantic security. nato secretary generally installed and bert or norwegian also put out a message on x, saying that this is going to make all nato countries safer. and i thought the most touching message actually came from finland. of course, finland and sweden put in their bids to join nato. together but finland got in much sooner than sweden and finished president selling me. mister said that this accession of sweden finally completes finland own membership and said that they were looking forward to bringing their neighbor into the alliance. so certainly a lot of, of happiness from around nato numbered states. that

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the hello and terry martin. thanks for joining us. your opinion leaders are meeting today to decide tens of billions of bureaus in new aid for ukraine. use support has been crucial for keep as it fights against russia's full scale invasion, a war on least by moscow. 2 years ago. ukraine is a former soviet republic that now wants to join the u. n. to the nato defense alliance. but it's seen recent financial commitments from brussels and from the united states blocked in political battles. here's the look of how you countries have helped ukraine today. since russia's invasion, ukraine has needed billions of stimulus, and e u countries have committed their support by luxury and through the blocks institutions. the economist at the keel institute has been tracking a promise to ukraine by his allies since the start of the war, military aid, the weapons, and ammunition needed to fight the russian army accounts for a significant proportion of the assistance. here, germany is ukraine's biggest dona in the u, with northern states, denmark bene