the final dimension of the who is the threat is global. the anti shipping company and carried out against civilian and military vessels in the red sea, an indian ocean to the washington institute for near east policies. merits on the top truck recently tallied a 106 confirm to the strikes on shipping since november 2023. and who is the leadership posts of even higher numbers? now let's take a closer look at the alignment of forces in this complex. on the one side, we have the who face themselves and radians bob's group the controls, the capital over here. and then on one of the. 5 poorest countries devastated by previous conflicts. at the end of 2023. the who sees made headlines by declaring war on tele fees and its allies describing their actions as were bench for the palestinians being watch those to be killed by israel. no further people will do many armed forces. consider all american and british ships and warships participating in the aggression against our country as hostile targets. we will continue to carry out military operations

but the who sees have chosen a fall will come. but to have approach in the defense of all this rights. despite being in need themselves, staff showed an extra one degree resilience. the blue printing complex. now russia says this policy is, i've taken the aim at the msf build, as well as a fine 3 megs and munitions for the clinton only. besides what carried out with high precision weapons and drives according to most as defensive as the old tom, this would all change the auto mind costs that i've written just small from the bottle. don't ask republic. the russian forces continue. their precision strikes against ukrainian military positions and the russian defense industry report on it every day. by now, as we find ourselves in the final day of the 2024, we have to say that the morale in the you create an army at the moment is at the old time, low or several reasons for that. so number one is probably people hard disease, the creating an army in their thousands that of course, of thousands of young man can see a young men continued

some citizens disliked the 145000000. all those who wake up and watch the news, who prays for the loved ones to come back safe and sound from the front lines. he feels the sadness on the tragedy that of course, the whole country is going through at the moment. so that is a 2020 full press conference on the 21st so called direct line over an hour we are done, we stopped before and a half hours. i didn't get to ask my question, but you know what pitching has been doing this since 2001. so think is cross, i'll be back here in 2025, and maybe next time he'll give me a shout. alright, wrapping up with a side note here at all to, you know, the usage is independent of russian energy. i mean, written right. truth is that you, you broke it down reco.

the strikes on shipping since november 2023. and who is the leadership posts of even high numbers. now let's take a closer look at the alignment of forces in this complex. on the one side, we have the who face themselves and radians box group the controls, the capital of young men on one of the. 5 poorest countries devastated by previous conflicts. at the end of 2023. the whose these made headlines by declaring war on tele fees and its allies. describing their options as for bench for the palestinians being brought those to be killed by israel. not for the many armed forces. consider all american and british ships and warships participating in the aggression against our country as hostile target savannah. we will continue to carry out military operations until the aggression stops. and the siege on the palestinian people in gaza is listed with a gun when we rush it off. on the other side, we have the high tech west military forces with the bones, weapons, satellites, and billions of dollars in defense spending. a us let's coalition has

that's the front soldier who, who would know, who pressed the button. so military experts disagreed. their argument is that the system will allow soldiers to monitor and control without being exposed to danger, reducing stress, and given more time for informed decisions. the system itself does not get to to decide when, where and the tool to fire. this is a steel. what is called menu diluted for women in the loop. now this is not the difference, then what is happening? we've drones. the fact that the drone is somewhere above the baby's flying and the system is uh, stationary on the ground does not make a difference. someone far away, according to the information being replaced by the system, besides where whether to pull the trigger, but the decision is always left to humans. however, a human wise defenders, i'm not convinced unwelcome for this, this policy normalizes the killing of palestinian citizens and will undoubtedly lead to an increase in victims of these really occupation. this weapon will be used directly against palestinian citizens. it treat

media and reveal upfront men's all the who the by so. ready ready across it, to me a jerusalem i the impending attack kept pretty good air raid sirens across central ears. all of the alarm costs k off a couple of these main airport ease, well, immediately suspended all civilian flights with a restriction on being lifted, few hours later on. now other united nations easily expressed outrage that but who these have come to the defense of police teens. are these really ambassador to the un security council even 2nd that the idea of will destroy human? like it has already done to guys since then the who do the least and unrelenting, and bombardment of police departments. so it was only rarely see these targeting population centers. millions of use of alias though, waking up every night to the sounds of silence almost every night. i will ask to speak with the council. what would you do if the to the swell, your children, your neighborhood? i'm saying to the leadership of the whole thing is let me remind you what, what happened to hamas, to fe

if you read the newspaper of, for example, the class in fall river who resented the folks who lived on the hill, who assumed that because was a bored and she's going to get special treatment and get off. you've got a very different take. i pulled this off the internet, but it's sort of the elite saying quit lizzie in the working class saying lock her up right before lizzie's trial begins. there's a murder. a woman named bertha manchester in a fver farmhouse struck with an ax. 31 times and immediately andrew jennings calls a press conference, pointing out similarities between the two crimes and says, well, are they going to claim that lizzie borden did that to. now the trial capital crimes in massachusetts went straight to the massachusetts superior court, normally kind of a court of appeals in new bedford, massachusetts. and the trial will heard by a jury, but also not just one judge, but a three judge panel who are going to make the decisions about which evidence to admit, etc., and the trial going to open on june 5th, 1893. so the following june after the commission of the crime so t

this is seen in the place where they support people who are pay guns for the researches of witchcraft. this is seen in supporting poor people who are b plains, which the bible contains africa, the asking about the weight of the apology. the waiting has not yet come. the composition of richard restoration and uh, settling the ones uh, some of the colonial systems are still there. we are watching how in west africa, of the africans of pricing to a, to remove himself, the clutches of colonialism, the slaves consumer financially. i don't think our present government is rightly in his place to assume we were waiting for more an apology. is it possible for the church at this moment when they are talking about making seem baldwin, though he was a good mind individually, but he represented assisting, but all of us. so i think that the systematic reading are part of africa, our kingdoms. what 2nd applaud coal has made a scale, jones. this is the, the systemic colonialism that is still with us today need to be addressed. i know denied by the customer, the judge who i talk for a little pause her

i think that the, yeah. who is the objective is not really the young man or even the syria is objective, is to turn on to the palestinians from within a would like at a minimum, normalize the relationship between the settlements and is there a proper and consider that's a form of an extra ition maximum you would like to on x, the hallways bang. and as we saw him moving on the going on heights. so he will be using a lot of these generational complex to distract everyone's attention from what is going within is rather than publish time. because ultimately that is objective to me is not, it doesn't really give a damn about the relationship between the how these are the so these are not gonna come and protect us. how he does that at any moment. no bill, let's just turn this around and look at it from the who sees point of view. i mean, if you assess what they've done over the last 14 months, they've demonstrated a great appetite for risk. they've been following this solves that, is ralph of attacking shipping, knowi

the people who have criticized the government had been the city, abducted by us all routines. now we spoke with a local journalist who told us about the situation. what the country is witnessing at the moment is uh with appropriate men freedom that please find the young people in the capital city. they will my to that of course i got in black. i've done nova on such a way. yeah. how young people at the settlement proceeds, where are these young people who have been adopted? and of course, this draws box to when the focus started in june. oh, for if anything before, where the government tried to use the menu for me to the if i 9 to be defensive before where they do is i make that to some of the facilities and missions. that's why in different non venturing for a meeting from the international monetary fund, the city commissioners on the 1st we so what happened by the young people was 2 people. this the thing that to get the finance to be on the places where all passive and the even right now, i think i'm about to be a loan loan by slow, meet interviews before you think that i'm

the us by the judge launch attacks on who's the targets in humans capital. so non, while tensions escalate, the israel and the suspect and the christmas market attack in germany appears in for 2 years under investigation. so the killing the site, the and immediate end to these really attacks on northern guys is last functioning hospital. that's the urgent call from the world health organization for nearly 80 days. now northern guys, it has been under siege and a military campaign. wiley described as estimate cleansing, patients suffering from chronic conditions, lie in the hallways of the come olives. one hospital under constant threat from the is really military and with very to doctors to treat them. essential medical supplies. i've run out in the field supplies remaining are in critically short supplies. gunfire and artillery shells being heard in the vicinity of the hospital is really forces have surrounded the facility with drones and tanks and have forcibly ordered people inside to leave . but there is no where safe for them to go. the director of the

if you read the newspapers of, for example, the working class in fall river, who resented the folks who lived on the hill, who assume that because she was a board and that she will get special treatment and get off, you got a very different take. i pulled this off the internet, but it is sort of the elite saying, equipped -- acquit lizzieand the working class saying, lock her up. right before lizzie's tr begins, there is a rd. a woman named bertha manchester in a fall river farmhouse is struck with an ax 31 times. immediately, andrew jennings calls a press conference pointing out the similarities between the two crimes and says, well, are they going to claim that lizzie borden did that too? the trial, capital crimes in massachusetts, went straight to the massachusetts superior court. normally kind of a court of appeals in new bedford, massachusetts. and the trial will be heard by a jury, but also not just one judge, but a three-judge panel who are going to make the decisions about which evidence to admit, et cetera. the trial is going to open on june 5, 1893. the following june after th

on the one side, we have the who face themselves and raining bob's group. the controls, the capital of young men, on one of the. 5 poorest countries devastated by previous conflicts. at the end of 2023. the who sees made headlines by declaring war and tennessee um its allies describing their options as for bench, for the palestinians being well those to be killed by israel. no further people will do many armed forces. consider all american and british ships and war ships participating in the regression against our country as hostile targets. we will continue to carry out military operations until the aggression stops. and the siege on the palestinian people in gaza is listed with a good guess. i don't want to rush it off. on the other side, we have the high tech west. the military forces with the bones weapons sent to life and billions of dollars in defense spending. a us led coalition has been conducting its operation prosperity, guardian, against the who sees in response to the attacks on israel related shipping. in the red sea, we have no indications righ

the same. and people who survived along with the bodies of the dead, a pulled from the wreckage, who for the russia has also st. rescue work is inc. has ex donnie officials say nationals from as a by john russia at catholics don and care it gets done. rumbled family members, desperately salt information about the loved ones at the local hospital, the sound of the cell. and there was some relief for those who discovered that they were alive. well, the piece that we had on tv that the pain had crashed. they said that people died just forgot i sort of survived. the sight of the crash is now a crime scene. investigators from across the amount of hydro, ambria and international experts of studying old of it to find nonsense and wrong count. how does that a franchise handed over one of its military bases insured as positive it's part of its withdrawal from the former colony last month, chad abruptly ended military cooperation with friends, with no domino seeking closer ties with russia. the french army had some 1000 personnel in charge, and most of the troops are expected to leave bases in the coming wee

should the king bed a who the send? what the nancy nancy pacific is really crazy visual dentist and they will not stop the willing does that they, they're willing, does that weeks to be stopped, but, but look by them and they have, they should understand that the damaging their own country, their own people. that's the type of we come us and they should still be if they don't stop it, then use what do we not have any other choice, but to drive the good to, to have a great a guar lieschen, which would still be okay, as long as you're let me bring you in on what they've been targeting because the targeting that they've gone for, and this most recent attack looked pretty similar to the target as they went for the last attack. i mean, it sounds like they, they don't have that many options. perhaps don't have very good intelligence. but know it's, it looks like these really don't have many options. they don't have enough information. and they don't have a bank of objectives because of the distance. and because these for at l

so again, any is the one who have the upper hand and the out of the one who can throw that it see. and you've seen that as all day night states and with more than 608 is that i against the young man with the ok. this actually did not stop again. any attack on we've seen that there many now to conduct the attacks against is right on a daily basis. so just to be absolutely clear, you're talking about possible expansion of from the who c side, depending on what happens to be absolutely clear. if that was a c spa tomorrow in gaza, would all of this stop would with the, with the who the stop olo veritax there and then to, to stop. but as they said here to the, to the bottom of the bed, it's the, the but the, because the, if the, if there is a ceasefire assigned in, in, in does the and how much would approve the ceasefire. this means that the money out of my head will stop the attack entirely, either that it's the or against design to state the way that i, you, you won't, you will a far to is that taking action on behalf of the people have gone so, but the consequences are really bad. are

these are the people who claim to be the compassionate party, the people who claim to be the party whoy who are the most vulnerable. when we pay attention to the actions and what they are doing we can see once again that the effect of their policy is exactly the opposite of what they claim to stand for. this is a common thread that we must pay attention to because they're good at the sound bites. they're good at claiming to be the party of the people. they're good at claiming to be the party of democracy but the distraction tactic because they don't want us to pay attention to what they're actually doing. just like foreign dictators in other countries are afraid of a true, free society and democracy, we are seeing these actions play out because the washington elite are so afraid of a free people living in a free country having the right to think for ourselves and make her own decisions for ourselves. this should give you some hope, that the thing, the driving motivation behind all of their action is their deep-seated fear that a free people will reject them and make the quote-unquote w

and on the other, those who are simply fed up with it. all right, i'll be back with much more noise here on archie international in about half an hour. in the meantime, our website r t dot com has the very latest breaking news and updates for you by the we are the winds out hill on country club and i am theater the moon. but today we have a conversation around the country that i described. now i was going to attend this, i had region, that is book enough for us. so molly news yet in order to understand the current going zones in that region, we some kind of the rise of the river loose. it is important to understand the history and particularly the history of french quarter an ice vision in the region . history tells us that phones was permanently present in violin, in 18841880 5 during the petition. and became one of the major colonized those in the continental wasik. but the french quarter nice ation, was unique. when they entered into the countries that we would describe as the saw head region, the intention like everyone else was never

residential, high rise apartment towers, a struct and a roof in like, also a head for you this um, the guy who, seeing your friends at the, is rarely i and during that defense system, basically exciting to anticipate who the ballistic missile launched from the yemen . we understand of age 16 people are wounded in the heart of calibrate. 5 people are killed in schools, more wounded as a cause rams its way through a christmas lock it in germany. authorities, according to the terrorist of intact, as a saudi arabian national has been arrested as the prime sauce. and over 100, the french troops pack up and ship out of the child as the nation reported the gift powers 6 weeks and counting fig. get out of the ways that are good to have your company for this our life from las go. we have an awful lot of updates to our top story as far enough right now because it is a breaking news with this hour right here. we're not a straight to the russian city of cars on a swarm of ukrainian. you avi's attacked residential building, the the yeah, the toilets upon the block in the city was hit twice and nearly the s

the who are waiting has not yet come. the composition of a retreat restoration and a settling the wounds. some of the colonial assisting, just do their, we're watching how in west africa, of the africans of pricing to a, to remove himself, the clutches of colonialism that installation financially. i think our present government is right in these planes to symbol we were waiting for more an apology. is it possible for the church at this moment when they are talking about making seem baldwin? the only was a good mind individually, but he represented the system. but all of us, so i think that the systematic reading a part of africa, our kingdoms worth taking a plot cold or has made a scale, jones. this is the, the systemic colonialism that is still with us today need to be addressed. i know denied by the customer the judge. wow. so the new year pro to bowie said to face intense scrutiny in the wake of the recent devastating pain class in south korea. the country is preparing for a satellite. inspection of o is boeing across t

it's not the long range attached by the who. these which ca, mazda responds to ideas, annihilation of privacy needs in gaza had been raised. these are the government officials. i used to, i need to forward the center of the mess on launch from the young men damage to school near tel aviv, an american envoy to the un insisted that these will have the rights to self defense. while failing to comment on the ideas full scale assault across the region of russia, highlighted that exactly say that the devastation, these world has cost in the middle east, cannot be justified. the united states condemns the who's these latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense? every member of this council and especially those with direct channels to iran, should press it runs leaders to stop the who these from launching attacks that put civilians in harm's way. these really military response following the december 19th incident was clearly disproportionate and deserves our condemnation. the bottom line is that human has been su

so that is the who visits it must go to discuss the issue . most of the open as a cause, as isaac, not only the nancy, but also the use quote tested acceptance of key is, gives economically catastrophic decision. unilateral suspension of the gas transit via ukraine to slovakia will cost europe and citizens, businesses and infrastructure. tens of billions of euro's each year. and ukraine almost 800000000 euros. the losses for russia will amount to only about 2000000000 euros. that's just 3 percent of all the losses cost to the use. 27 member states in russia will easily place that small amount of gas on other markets. so the amount of loss is for russia may be close to 0. the tacit acceptance of the unilateral decision by the ukranian president is absolutely irrational and wrong. it will lead to tensions and reciprocal measures. for this reason, i ask you, not only on behalf of the slovak republic, but above all, on behalf of the entire european union to pay due attention to this unprecedented situation and attached urgent importance to it. a c

it's the moms for liberty, moms who are standing up across the country. oms or they are teachers or they, small business owners, moms who are standing up and say no, , i'm taking ownersp for what happens to my kids. these are the greatest domestic threats to democracy according to joe biden. it's the parents who go in protest at board of education meetings that president biden department of homeland security created a domestic terror unit, creator a domestic terror unit to be able to go and surveilled and target those who are protesting rightfully so at these board of education meetings. those maga republicans who are calling for secure borders. those maga republicans who are peaceful pro-life protesters who are being pursued by federal law enforcement agents still. those who challenge biden's latest egregious action completely destroying and undermining title ix. through the stroke of a pen. completely circumventing congress, completely circumventing congress. over 50 years of progress for women to have a level equal playing field when it comes to girls a

and so yeah, but it says file long range missiles left side of the us side debates as the un security council about who is ultimately to blame the united states condemns the cruces latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to the top of the fence. these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against a sovereign state. guardianship site has laws, regional hospital in russia and closing destruction throughout the state of all moscow retaliations like congress, a movie and field. and i munition demos and the russians have more access to the media. them people in the process of stopping by the ceo of turn off the brussels for the company to book several russian news. i was on the in europe the a very well welcome to you from the inside of the, into the actual in these seamless government to live from us. there was already 2025 in law. so an error is a further east. of course the asia was right next to the red square to welcome the coming of the new year. we are at the heart of moscow in the red square, and y

it's the populists who care about the working class versus the establishment elitists, who don't. the establishment elitists on both sides. versus the populists who will not agree on the solution but we are much closer than we are to either of them and why don't we recognize that and come together and have these conversations? host: thomas is in dear wood, marilyn. hi, thomas. caller: i listen to your guest and she's speaking from a lot of linguistic propaganda. the reason i use that term is because if you look at what's going on today, you see the segregation and the segregation is being pushed by white americans. it's not being pushed by latinos . it's being pushed by white americans. this is why you see when she talks about the unions and things like that, they should be uplifting people who go to college. you see, white people have realized that they are being, like the group said, replaced. numbers wise. not physically. numbers wise. and you see, even if you look at her, she wears the star of david on her neck. her parents didn't tell her go to the union. her parents told her

the own of the l.a. times, whoard out right take a break from writing about trump and balance any critical editorials or articles with positive ones. here is the thing. these ceos who are thinking let me just give him what he wants there one time and he will leave me alone or my company and he will give me goodies tax credits or a pat on the head. that is not how it works with trump. his ego is too fragile and his needs are endless. if your toddler is having a tantrum the solution is not buying the cookies, they will do it again and again and again because you will be out of money and sanity and their teeth will be rotten. right now that toddler is trump. he wants everyone to say they love him and praise him and tell him he is the best president ever. it will never be enough. he will always want more. and punish and humiliate even those who do comply. just ask marco rubio only it get snubbed as he builds his administration. he will always reward weakness with more humiliation. and that includes foreign leaders like

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it is about 20% who will. the who will, however, will be chronically ill for the rest of their lives and, in fact, their families and their communities will often be subjected to extraordinary devastation as a result. and, of course, no one knows when they are starting to use drugs, or that they will be in the 20%, or the 80%. it's different with fentanyl and synthetic opioids because of the enormous lethality. the campaign that, one drug one dose can kill, is no exaggeration. i have spoken with many producers of drugs, people who are cocaleros, the peasants who produce coca. farmers in afghanistan who produce poppy for heroin. they deal, to some extent, often with the aspects of morality. often they are driven by desperation to feed their families. that was not the context for the muchachos for whom drugs were a way of social mobility, but certainly not an escape from desperation. in the few minutes we have left, let's turn to the law enforcement aspects. tell us about the cops and prosecutors and the trials. gue

happy christmas, keep strong, keep the faith who you are, keep the faith who you are, keep the faith e, keep the face in ukraine. hello. the boy who died in the attack at the magdeburg christmas market has been named. andre gleissner was nine years old. his identity was confirmed by the fire department, who said he had been a member of the children's fire brigade in the town of warle, about an hour's drive from magdeburg. there's a memorial where people have been laying flowers and lighting candles. andre was one of five people who were killed. the identities of the other four, who were all adult women, have not been made public. the man held by police following the incident, taleb al—abdulmohsen, has been charged with five counts of murder, and multiple counts of attempted murder, and remains in custody. he is a doctor, from saudi arabia, and his motive remains unclear. his social media posts appear to suggest he had been critical of islam. our correspondent anna foster reports. this is andre, nine years old, looking forward to christmas, enjoying a night out at the festive market wh

what influence does this have all the who sees that are backed by iran? a yes or wrong is significant. a, we can the wrong is the major back out of the he's, he's in the oven. however, it's important to remember that the huge, these have a significant also that they have built up of weaponry. and they also have great experience, whether in as strikes from south it right via from the us, from the u. k. they know how to deal with this. and they also have the capacity to produce weapons on the inside the oven. all right, that wouldn't be a sophisticated, but that, that, that doesn't match up a control that the here it is a wage and it's clearly a symmetric. all they need to do is to keep going. it don't need to be accurate. they took me to be sophisticated, and for them not losing is winning. now briefly as you can, or you touched upon this, but what's the role of saudi arabia and this conflict? factor rapier has been involved in a war against the he's these since 2015. now, there was a truce times between the who states and saudi arabia in 2022 that has expi

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it's the story of these people who were a community before the fire, who saw what was going wrong in tower block. and there were many things going wrong in the refurbishment of it and the way that they were treated, and then who had to find themselves on the night of the fire, basically getting out of a building, a burning building on their own. but it's also the story of what that community is and how they helped each other — from the very beginning, when they were trying to change things and not you've lived in england for a long time, but if we can go to your backstory. you were born and raised in your childhood years in south africa. does south africa really still feel like home after all these years? i suspect i'm like many people who've moved country in their lifetime. south africa feels like home and england feels like home. you know, there are things that are embedded in me from south africa, which can be something as simple as the way that the light is, the way the landscape is, how it feels for me to be there. even with your voice, because i'm listening to your voice and it

are sitting here, the chairman and the former chair of the committee who are part of a comprehensive immigration reform. i don't know why we cannot come to some sort of an agreement to deal with the massive complex issues that confront us. until we make a commitment to comprehensive immigration reform, pointing fingers to the biden administration or any other administration will not get us anywhere fast. in fact, every administration has had border enforcement policies. you may not like the policies, for example i certainly didn't support the trump policy of separating thousands, thousands of children from their parents without keeping track who their parents were. all i'm asking for is aings aral, reasonable -- is a rational, reasonable, humane immigration policy. that is what i thought the comprehensive immigration bill in 2013 was. didn't agree with with all of the provisions, some of us worked really hard on it. and senator graham, as i mentioned, was part of that. that's what i think we ought to be focusing on. in a general manner -- general manner, a

and the candles of revenues fell $7000000000.00. so also us some co op housing who stays with miss austin pockets targeting the m and e capital, sauna, and launching as strikes by 5 to just on ships. the, the, the, the, her face continues to stand, the ground gathering many young people rallies, vowing resistance and lingering support to suffering. palestinians. the sure when the free people must move and say no to injustice with full voices in demand, and strive to stop the sinful zionist american injustice against our oppressed brothers and gods. we tell the free people of the world that they have to show a stance against the holocaust design is so doing every day which exceeds the whole the cost that they claim. as a result of her phase, the tax may just shipping companies instead of going through the west canal now of the thing for a much longer route around south africa. instead, an example rerouting a large contain a vessel to travel from shanghai, china, to russia, down in the netherlands by the cables. good hope now costs 35 percent more and takes an additio

the other was ben hecht. wholisteners may know better as an important screen writer, but at the time, he was the bureau chief for the chicago daily news. sigrid didn't know reporters were coming, but she was really excited to go to the party. she was dressed in beautiful, 18th century ball gown and had her hair done up and walked through the cold and the dark because public transportation wasn't running. at one point, she ran into men with guns who followed her down the street for a while because things were about to get violent again. as soon as she met the two american reporters, they are surrounded by a group of europeans eager to talk to the americans, but there was a problem. the americans didn't speak german. dick little would claim if he did speak two words of german, but that wasn't going to be very helpful in this conversation. and even the germans who did speak english didn't speak it well enough for the americans to understand them. once sigrid understood what the problem was, she said, no problem. i'l

the u. a. e, who also play on saturday, where you live here in our going because we meet you, we are really excited about the start of the cup. we haven't done a very good preparation. we're happy with the level that we have achieved in our team. and we have them be sent to compete until that. we know that it is difficult . they have a very good team. so, but our mission is going to be the highest. all right, we'll leave a day for the time being. most bullets needs a little bit less. all right, see you later. thanks peter. now, activists in the netherlands are raising out the names of move them $45000.00 palestinians killed. and israel's war on garza these um, some of the other akita of the process is expected to take 80 hours as being pro cost on youtube and on radio. the april figure is of 45000 does not include 11000 people who are still missing. many of whom assumed buried under the russell thousands of pilgrims and bases normally floated back to him in the occupied westbank during the christmas h

the phone. no matter who the claim to be. and if we look at the official statement from law enforcement, it seems that these scanners call trying to pass as employees from the bank or the government, or law enforcement agencies and essentially threat and people and try to force them to commit these illegal actions. now of course, more information keeps on coming in, but so far it looks like some sort of search in online scamming. i my, this is not the 1st, so i, we've seen size mass coordinated of the inside of. so i mean these, i guess through some of the previous cases please. of course, these are not foreign instances less. remember, during the 2024 russian presidential elections, people were going into pollutants, a pull fall in stations, and ruin and ballots would die. and when those people were detained, and as the was a similar story, it was, as they were asked to do exactly that over the phone from a known numbers. over the past few years, a wave of arson attacks hit military will come in centers in a russia as well.

who inside there. to try to work out both where the hostages and gunmen were located, who were the leaders, who were organizing this. they felt the hostages might have been complicit. the audio picture was a tricky thing. it sounds rustic technology today. today, it would have been easy to beam in eavesdropping devices many then devices. you had to use hand drills. it made a noise. >> tell them about the "1812 overturn e overture." >> they were aware the gunmen were listening. there's a weird moment where at the albert hall, a performance of "1912 overture" was planned. hang on, when the cannonade bit happens, the famous bit, the gunmen are going to think they're being attacked. it's a real conversation that took place with the conductor where a policeman approached him and said, would you mind not doing that bit? of course, we're going to do that. anyway, they did and nothing happened. the audio probes nearly went drastically wrong. the gunmen could hear this squeaking noise. trevor lock was summoned by the lead gunman to where the noises were happening. we're about to be attacked. trevor knew exactly what th

are killed and we pray for the recovery of those who are injured and for the entire community. as we hold our loved ones close this holiday season, we as a nation must renew our commitment to end the horror of gun violence both mass shootings in everyday gun violence that touches so many communities in our nation. we must and it we must be committed to have the courage to know that solutions are in hand. but we need elected leaders to have the courage to step up and do the right thing. [cheering] with that, i will return to the reason we are here today. i first want to thank all of the incredible leaders who are with us. including governor moore, my dear friend. your extraordinary lieutenant governor miller. [applause] and someone i have worked with and known for so many years, your senator elect. to all the young leaders who are here. i thank you for your service to the people of maryland. each one of you has decided to dedicate your self to work of service. the work of lifting up the condition of other people. people who object you may ne