thank you so much for joining jane calvert thomas kidd and philip munoz. thomas kidd. let me begin with you because of the scope of your book, god of a religious history of the american revolution, you've written about individual religious views of benjamin franklin, patrick henry, among others, as well as the broader trends in your book on the god of liberty. how religious were the founders. well, that's a great question. and i think it gets confusing because the major founding fathers were sort of all over the map at least for 1776 as far as you know what they believed, what their relation was to institution or christianity. but lot of times the discussion does focus on, say, five or six of the major founders and what they believed. but you know, they ranged from know deist skeptics like, thomas jefferson and ben franklin to more traditional christians like patrick henry. but i still think that despite their diversity views, there were common principles that they still agreed that religious liberty, though there were some debates, the details of what religious libert

, thomas reynolds is the governor of the state of missouri. so price and other missouri politicians for the confederacy are arguing we need to invade missouri. and finally, on august 3rd, colonel kirby smith, who is the commander in the trans mississippi for the confederacy, orders price to invade missouri. the primary reason is recruits get those 30,000 recruits and bring them back to fight for confederacy. he also price thinks he can stay in the state and occupy a portion the state. but kirby smith probably being realistic, says should you not be able to remain in the state, come back through kansas, lay waste and bring everything back that's useful to us. that's why they end up here. so again, just briefly, prices objectives for this raid, invasion. missouri recruits bring those 30,000 men back, collect military supplies along the way. missouri still considered an important state to the union. and so it's fully expected that should we invade missouri, the union will divert resources from east, therefore from sherman and from grant to come a

we want to you succeed like commissioner thomas said we want to you thrive.nt you to see us as your partner we are not there to just harass or make it uncomfortable we are here it support to you make sure everything is in line with the rules and i see you show more progress in tla regard we don't see us anymore. establish this trust sxf i want hopeful low this new year we turn a new page, start fresh and you can trust us so we can trust you >> thank you, i will, thank you. i appreciate everyone of you. >> thank you. commissioner pers. i wanted to can you state your name >> joseph. i wanted i appreciate and apologize for what happened on the first. a few minutes after the new year i think it was look to correct that i wanted peek to highlight positive relationships that were having with the mrooept. a letter of support from lieutenant marshall and had a wonderful visit with the chief spent half an hour touring showed him upstairs and the basement. it was a lifely half 94 meet width chief. i wanted say there are also in addition to negative issue this is come u

thomas jefferson was, of course, a republican. he was he was vice president while john adams was president. and he does a lot of stuff that borders on treason. if there had actually been a declaration of war against france, some of his behavior behind the scenes would have counted. but of particular note, in 1798, he hated the alien and sedition acts. and as some of the prosecutions did begin to take up, especially in the south, he and james madison drafted the virginia and kentucky resolutions. now the ordering of this and their involvement is quite important. so thomas jefferson drafted the kentucky resolution first and sent it to an ally in kentucky who then moderated the language and got it passed. no problem, james madison wrote the virginia declaration or virginia resolution, and it was more moderate than jefferson's draft and their their friends shared it with jefferson and jefferson inserted a clause that said that the states could declare laws to be null and void. they didn't tell madison that they had inserted this claus

charlie: you're dropping thomas aquinas and 9:14 on a sunday.hat's pretty forward thinking there. rachel: all right. turning now tour headlines. president trump ordering military air strikes on a senior isis leader and other terrorists he led in somalia, retired air force gender rob spalding applauding trump's move earlier this morning. >> he's picking up where he left off with the soleimani strike and i think he's putting fear back into the equation. i think a lot of people think because he says he's about not having wars or starting wars, he won't be-you know, use military action when it's appropriate. in this case it was. it's good to see him making a quick decision to go after the threat. rachel: president trump has confirmed that no civilians were harmed in the attack. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is headed to meet with president trump. >> the fact that this would be president trump's first meeting with a foreign leader since his inauguration is telling. the decisions we made in the war have already changed the face of the midd

well, and thomas nast. right. they're both dressed in a way that absolute would have caused a stir on the streets in 19th century new york. you know, mclennan for instance, has this huge walrus mustache, this frock coat, and he's wearing a fishing hat because he loves fishing. okay. and the urban origins of these comics emerged in what i would describe as their kind of free wheeling and sensibility. this could take many forms in some cases, it meant shifting the kinds of subject that's deemed appropriate for comic drawing, like the social world of whitman's poetry comics engaged with a larger, more inclusive version of american. to that end, comics were often understood as a form observational realism, capturing the kind of underlying mood and rhythm of american culture. so something that really distinguishes comics lot of this time, many of the ones in this vein is that they're really mundane, you know, they're out there sort of observing the tendencies and manners isms of people on the street and that a lot of t

accused thomas of breaching the agreements. fees have been raised about the viability of the 14 take to date, say spawn christmas will deal. meanwhile, 9 countries and that's on friday, the formation of the so called hey group that will defend palestinian rights. she cya doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pa type still. how can we sit too low on a pod titan nation to exist? what right does a mission that is a general side of an apartheid mission, or is she that regime has no right to just as such. oh, we have to suck that into our vines and stop this nonsense about the right to defend them. schwann, which is what, right to pay to not to defend. the bones may have stopped raining down, death and destruction on the civilian population in gods. but does this, that does not in any way mean that the easiest scribes of the legal occupier have stopped. they continue with impunity and a breath taking sense of entitlement and criminality and escaping any kind of the cal accountability and our

i'm garvin thomas and i'm jessica aguirre.e're going to start with some breaking news just into the newsroom. a small plane crash in northeast philadelphia. this video just into the newsroom. crash happened about two hours ago near the roosevelt mall and lexington park. that's three miles from the northeast philadelphia airport, which mostly serves business jets and charter flights. now, the plane is a midsize twin engine learjet. reports say there were two people on board and that it was heading to missouri. we don't know exactly what caused the crash or whether there were any injuries or fatalities on the ground. of course, we're going to continue to monitor this. when new information comes to the newsroom, we will pass it along to you. all right. let's bring you back here to the bay area. finally, for the first time since early january, rain and a good amount of it is coming back. in fact, the rain has already started moving into the area today. you saw it and it could stick around for a few days. let's begin this evening w

and alas, justice thomas you should have confidentiality. the state should be providing assurance is being collected pursuant to the state mandate. none of those are present in texas approached age verification. nothing from texas even in submissions to the court. the specific of hb 1181 have been tailored with sensitivity to the privacy concerns that exist. or for that matter to being adventitious and making sure meaningful protections that protect minors across the board. >> we start with strict scrutiny. >> could ask a question? is it-explained to me why the barrier is different online than in a brick-and-mortar setting? it seems like a lot of your concerns are driven by privacy concerns. which is a feature of the internet. you do not have privacy if you go into a bookstore and ginsburg or if you go to a movie theater displays pornographic movies. you have to show age verification. explained to me why this is uniquely burdensome here when it's not been in the real world context? >> me start with that with your question about why this is d

also be soon having some and just see that was part of the ceasefire agreement between israel and thomas. israel is releasing a 183 palestinian male prisoners on saturday. 16th of being freedom exchange for 2 elderly is rarely males. a 123 in return for the 3rd is really not 12 of them. i've been saving lives, sentences and a 111 have been held without trial since october, the 8th 2023 pink us as a form is ready and by cedar, i'm consul general and new york is joining us from television. so thank you very much indeed. for being with us in that report that we heard, the cousin of his friend a captive old, often called it on seeing that she was hoping that all these varies would not be able to get back to normal for 15 months. of course is rarely as have been concentrating on getting the captives back. they've also been seeing their military fighting on several funds over the last 15 months. how people feeling about the achievements of the benjamin netanyahu coalition at the moment a military to run. so the political achievements, because the quite distinct thing. well, that's an interesti

thomas hutchison, maryland state delegate, district 37 being edith patterson maryland state delegate district 28. members of the maryland assembly multiple members of the governor's cabinet, lieutenant general donna martin, the inspector general of the united states army, brigadier general andrew collins, deputy attorney general, maryland national guard. brigadier andrew dockery. commander maryland air national guard. brigadier general amy kritzer director. joint staff. maryland national guard. lieutenant general. stop dingle. retired major linda singh retired command sergeant major david senior enlisted leader maryland guard. we've seen a very special welcome to the family members of harriet tubman who have traveled today. flowers will now be presented to the family. this token of recognition is from the national guard association of maryland. and if i ask the family, please stand up. thank you. so. it is my pleasure to introduce the 31st adjutant general of, the maryland national guard, major general janine birkhead. thank you. thank you. thank. i am today the legislation to allow

but these really had constantly blamed thomas thomas had constantly blamed these relays. so for the larger is really public for the families of these captive, it's a sigh of relief. but there's a lot of cautious optimism about what's going to come now, of course is optimism is he said, 100. we're looking at those live pictures from in front of the kids. yeah, that's the defense ministry. and tel aviv holding a banner with a message the uh to trump, but i'll come back soon a moment, let's just say can listen to the father of nym roads co, and he's one of the caps is still being held in garza. and this message is to the us president. we are entirely grateful to you for making the steel happened. and we ask that you do everything in your power to ensure that all phases of the deal are fully implemented. and o remaining hostages are returned. home is nathaniel wheeler, a ben bentley tried to play you just as he did with biden, don't let him. okay, so home, there are very clear message the to the us present about the prime minister himself benjamin netanyahu. but have we heard

i've been talking about the control of the narrative, but thomas and israel have been that time thing as the prisoner release and captivate exchange, excuse me, has been going on. there is a consensus from the list that we've had on that israel has been losing that power to that hot. how much has been been maintaining the upper hand at least in terms of the, the public facing element of this? israel conte, re gain control of that narrative of its narrative. what are the channels, what do you think the following? governments are going to start looking at their relationship with israel and starting to re evaluate that. ok, so here uh we need to talk about 2 levels through this conversation about the public affairs and, and, and how each party was able to project it's image can it's message to this of the world is why it has lost the psychological warfare and the public relations war against us didn't use the over the past 15 on simply because it was getting a genocide. you know, it's genocide does not set it whether war crimes do not set it. whether and when your prime minister does cla

thomas at two under 70. he's eight under.st round leader russell henley with a birdie putt on five. a three under 69 for henley. he's now tied for second at 11 under par. sepp straka from austria chipping perfectly on seven. down it goes. back to back 65. he's 14 under leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games. i don't really know why this is happening, but espn's john sutcliffe decided he was going to unleash his pass rush on kittle with rather predictable results. the guy with the microphone is not going to win that one, but fun to watch. let him go, george. sports on abc a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years

justin thomas says anything you can do, i can do better. i can do it from the sand.le on 18. thomas a two under 70 is eight under. your first round leader. you could see how cold it is. the guys are. bundle up. first round leader russell henley. birdie putt on five. three under 69 for him. henley now tied for second at 11 under. take me to your leader sepp straka from austria. chipping on seven. birdie back to back 65. he's 14 under. leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games in orlando. espn's john sutcliffe with a mic in his hands, deciding he's going to unleash his pass rush on george, results rather predictable. you're not getting past george kittle, especially carrying the stop. just give up, george. let him go. let him go. okay. that's good. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thank you larry. well happening today the public tribute for the late oakland a's legend rickey henderson. the a's will hold a celebration of life for henderson

thomas at two under 70. he's eight under.st round leader russell henley with a birdie putt on five. a three under 69 for henley. he's now tied for second at 11 under par. sepp straka from austria chipping perfectly on seven. down it goes. back to back 65. he's 14 under leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games. i don't really know why this is happening, but espn's john sutcliffe decided he was going to unleash his pass rush on kittle with rather predictable results. the guy with the microphone is not going to win that one, but fun to watch. let him go, george. up next, jimmy kimmel live! woman: hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now. and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. [♪♪] on today's show, a celebration of dance. teas with meaning. a nonprofit sewing school. big wheel thrills and spills. but first, handmade

and going, we can see also that the ministry vehicles of the military wing called thomas parks deployed at the other end of the road as close to cory. those have been blowing by 2 spices in order to facilitate the release of is ready tips today as a sign of high level of organizing. today that had been widely made and deliberately started in order to give such a clear indication that today's release would be quite different from the previous one that has been described to be so you have to kind of this organize. yeah, that's an important point. time it isn't it because as you say, the last exchange and if i knew this a few days ago was described by the as right. it is as extremely chaotic that way even delays are things then looking like. that'd be much more organized this time around. yeah, that's complete it, right. the previous release of the is really top tips in front of the house of how much does your root cheap. yeah, yes. and what has been described to be, can you take this organized and very tend to do to be very overwhelming odds of civilians whole where voting and following t

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and as thomas and toshiko have discovered, pele doesn't even need complex sensors to avoid obstaclesmps into things and bounces over them. chuckling why... why do you have to massage the muscles sometimes? so i guess there is something called charge retention — and in the insulating film that kind of accumulate and then stick together, just like... because of electrostatics. yeah. it wasn't intended that we are so close to nature, but, yes. there you go. everyone needs a massage. now, while pele boings in the air like he just doesn't care, the rest of the robots around here are most robots are made of hard materials, like metal, for example. and that's a problem if you're sending them out into the real world. these things out into the wild, and if they smack into something, nobody gets hurt. of give on your gripper. your hand, the floor... but there is a problem. prototype robot parts are usually 3d—printed and it worked up until now. your printer deposits microscopic particles of your material down. but the problem is, that means you can only use certain kinds of materials. and that

and as thomas and toshiko have discovered, pele doesn't even need complex sensors to avoid obstacles are other things one needs in life, too. footballer, is often in need of some kneading. chuckling why... sometimes you have, like, clingfilm sticking to something because of electrostatics. and give the muscle the full range of motion. it sounds very much like why you have a massage in real life anyway. yeah. just to free it all up. yeah. to nature, but, yes. care, the rest of the robots around here are a little more gentle. most robots are made of hard materials, like metal, for example. into the real world. because if they bang into something, they might damage it. they might damage themselves. they might damage you. these things out into the wild, and if they smack into something, nobody gets hurt. the world is made for soft, squishy, fleshy animals. of give on your gripper. turns out that 3d—printing soft materials is, well, hard. now, this is how this type of 3d—printing has worked your printer deposits microscopic particles of your material down. it's not perfect at the top. in

i mean, thomas paine, you know, these are the times that try him in souls. a summer soldier in the patriot will now no doubt from the service of his country. but tyranny like hell is not easily overcome, right or not easily conquered. thomas paine wrote a pamphlet called agrarian in which he laid out the security system and the medicare system, essentially. i mean, you know, it's like these are not brand new idea is what franklin roosevelt did. thomas paine, adam smith. i mean, that and that was 250 years ago. but we tried it. we did this expensive -- in the 1930s, roosevelt essentially said and keynes explicitly said, if government intervene in the marketplace in a way that does not disrupt capitalism, that still facilitates capital ism, in fact, we still want government to provide a court system, a stable currency, a good infrastructure, transport, infrastructure, business infrastructure. we still want government to help some subsidize essential industries. we want government to regulate trade. you know, if government intervenes, the marketplace in a way i

olympic track star gabby thomas is afraid that she is being stocked. over the country. d it turns out she is not the only star athlete who thinks they are being targeted. >> i need some advice right now, because i fear that i'm being stocked. >> olympic gold medalist gabby thomas is freaking out. she says that random dudes are owing up at the airport whenever she flies, and hassling her. >> these guys are stalking me. >> she says they somehow know what flight she is on and they are waiting for her when she lands. >> what scares me is that they have my flight information, even when i don't know what time i am flying out sometimes. i don't tell anyone my flight information. they show up and they asked me to sign onto these photos and pictures of me, like 40 of them. i don't know what they are doing with them. >> gabby thomas is running away from the field! it's gold for usa! >> gabby won three gold medals at last year's olympics in paris. and autographed photos of her are valuable, selling for $125 each on ebay. she's not just a great athlete, she studie

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the whole genre of other gausles, thomas, peter and that which came in the mid second century is evidence that there was a genre around and multiplied but we are talking about a different genre of ancient texts. and some are 36a.d. the historical point of luke's focus and then first corinthians, 52, early stuff. >> so let's be clear. paul was writing in 50a.d. and luke was writing at the same time and witnesses were still around. i have read the objection, it was an invention and a conspiracy among early followers to what? to persuade the world? >> yeah, the difficulty goes to is it credible that a group of people that were among the most intensive about the commandment to not bear false witness get together and bear false witness. of course it would be possible but i don't think it is a credible argument. they had an a strict level of ethics which says don't tell lies or even half truths. and you will lay your life down for the truth. the martyrs could have gotten out with simply being quiet in the face of contrary statements. and they felt the need to say the truth and be killed for it.

geoffrey thomas really appreciate having you on again. >> pleasure all right. >> we'll bring you the latest. now on the breaking news in the middle east. hamas has released three hostages today as part of its cease fire agreement with israel. have a look at this. you can see all three released there in those separate squares in the video. the three men were taken during the october 7th attacks and held until today. the latest release was just a short time ago, when israeli-american keith siegel was handed over to the red cross. the israeli military says he's now back in israel. we'll have a look. this was the reaction in tel aviv's hostage square. we'll bring you that video in a second. there you're seeing keith siegel. there we have it. people applauding as seagull was released. and meanwhile, relatives of one of the other hostages released today, ofer kalderon celebrated his release. there were also celebrations near ofer prison. now we'll show you this. the scene moments ago, when israel began releasing 183 palestinian prisoners as part of the deal. all right. i'm joined now by cn

thomas going, going gone. two under 70. likewise eight under.ound leader russell henley with a birdie putt on five. shot a three. under 69. henley now tied for second at 11 under par. you can see everybody's kind of bundled up sepp straka from australia. chipping from the rough on the famous seventh hole. up and down. back to back 65. he's 14 under leads by three heading to round three. the sharks may be at the bottom of the league, but macklin celebrini has continued to show he's got the potential to be one of the best players in the national hockey league. only 18 years old celebrating already showing elite potential after an early season injury kept him sidelined. the rookie got such a tremendous wrist shot, just snaps it. rookies come on strong 16 goals, 21 assists. his father rick, is the warriors director of sports medicine and performance. so when macklin was a little kid, as he told our chris alvarez, he was in the warriors locker room all the time. >> when your dad got hired and when did you come out and maybe kind of hang out in the lo

thomas finished at six under par four 15th 78 yards out. a wedge just past the hole. he was able to birdie this one. mcilroy looking practically flawless in those nasty conditions. par four 16th mcilroy drains a 26 foot birdie. mcilroy finished tied at second at under 15 under, and straka had a tough start with a stretch of three straight bogeys. he rallied though four birdies over the final five holes to salvage a two and under. and that leads. he has a one ot ead er m r r - 16 celebrities have enlisted in real military training-- - you stepped into our world! - --in the home of special forces selection. - this is where it began. - ocean warfare is treacherous. - i'm giving you a taste of the pain of it. - no prizes, no special treatment. - this is not a holiday! - this is "special forces: world's toughest test." - in the last 48 hours-- - back! do not break my chain.

after shooting a 2 under 70 later on 18, justin thomas from the green side bunker rolls in for an eaglenish off the day 2 under, moves into a tie for 13th. sepp straka chip in from just off the green on 9 for a birdie. straka, who won two weeks ago in palm springs, tied for the low score of the day, 7 under 65. he takes a three-shot lead going into the weekend. >>> the greatest names in the game of golf have won at pebble beach, but back in 2022 a relatively unknown took down jordan spieth. tom hoge etched his name into the history books at pebble. >> look forward to this week every year. now that it's a signature event, i got to keep playing well to get back here. >> he entered that tournament with 202 pga tour starts, but with zero wins. >> last one i won was insided in open at my home club. i think that paid $10,000. this is a little bit better. >> he shared a chunk of the lead saturday with at least seven other golfers, but prevailed in the end with a score of 19 under. it was a moment on 16 where he came inches away from holing out that he always remembers. >> 16 is one i always lo

geoffrey thomas. thank you so much. >> pleasure. keen. >> all right. we have more now on today's hostage releases in gaza and the fragile ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. hamas released three hostages today as part of the agreement. and you can see all three releases in the videos there. and later today, israel is scheduled to release 183 palestinian prisoners. i want to go to cnn's jeremy diamond, who's live at kibbutz geyser in israel, with friends of the family of israeli-american keith siegel. jeremy, i can just imagine the scenes of celebration there behind you, as they must be so overjoyed to finally, finally see him free. >> yeah, without a doubt. i mean, just imagine 15 months of bottled up pressure and anticipation and anxiety all releasing in an instant as keith siegel's friends and relatives saw him emerge from hamas captivity for the first time in 15 months, we saw scenes of absolute joy here as people erupted with cheers and claps as they saw him for the first time. and now, moments ago, learning that keith siegel is indeed in

justin thomas says anything you can do, i can do better. i can do it from the sand.eagle on 18. thomas a two under 70 is eight. under your first round leader. you could see how cold it is. the guys are bundled up. first round leader russell henley. birdie putt on five. three under 69 for him. henley now tied for second at 11 under. take me to your leader sepp straka from austria chipping on seven. birdie back to back 65. he's 14 under leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games in orlando. espn's john sutcliffe with a mic in his hands, deciding he's going to unleash his pass rush on george, results rather predictable. you're not getting past george kittle, especially carrying the stop. just give up, george. let him go. let him go okay. that's good. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and

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i'm garvin thomas and i'm gia vang.ndoors as that fire continues to burn there now. the flames broke out just before 2:00, triggering a health advisory that eventually

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our north america correspondent merlyn thomas reports.ffs tomorrow? no, nothing. not right now. no. not a negotiating tool? no it's not. no. for those across the pond too. you a political answer? absolutely, absolutely. he engaged in a brief tit for tat trade war in his first is there anything china, . canada and mexico can do tonight to forestall your implementation - of tariffs tomorrow? no, nothing. not right now. no. not a negotiating tool? no it's not. no. and he hinted that something similar might be coming for those across the pond too. am i going to impose tariffs on the european union? do you want the truthful answer or should i give you a political answer? absolutely, absolutely. the european union has treated us so terribly. this is in mr trump's playbook. he engaged in a brief tit for tat trade war in his first term, when he slapped tariffs on canadian aluminium products and steel. canada retaliated and they've promised to do the same again. mark carney, the frontrunner to be the new canadian prime minister, said they won't be

it was one know at hawthorn the main city equalize that also we still believe thomas policy with the goal to make it to one to to just makes it was miles. louis cities tend to be very proud of that, but we're not done. they haven't submitted for one and then you some one ready completed the routing added time. final school 51 also will remain in touch with neat as little as a or 6 points behind switching. ok. so these local arrivals mentioned to united with who scored by crystal palace settle. traffic. also goal is 1st off is on fleet. must say to handle the visitors the lead to the off to the united too. not finding equalized. expect my face a did find time for a 2nd. one minute from time. final thoughts who knows a palace. it's a defeat in 6 primary done games with united way of food in the stand. the status to incredible move and see it. yes. how did they do for the team, for the fence? um we lose that again. i think we, we improve in some areas of, of the game. we control beth of the game. we have more position pre of situations. but in the end, we separate tools that we can avoi

but then so we can say that that was successive raising. regimes in your country have helped thomas basically because the bible blinking regime is we saw when the prisoners were sent to back to israel to the october 7th presidents. mazda has never been stronger and admission from the outgoing blinking state department. and if the west bank goes, because trump is given to go ahead to destroy it, basically these are the greatest recruiting subjects for palestinian resistance in recent years or. and you have a, an ailing netanyahu's and maybe on his last legs and the ultimate agenda. benjamin netanyahu has been to drag the united states into a direct, military confrontation with iran. so that is certainly in the cards. that's something that in yeah, who expects out of trump? and with donald trump, what you're going to get even more than in his 1st term, is a lifting of the mask or lifting of the mask on the trans atlantic liberal so called liberal democracies. but also on is really a parts side. and i expect, or consider it highly possible that israel attempt to annex large sections of the westb

that was thomas hale from financial times newspaper. on artificial intelligence generated images of childabuse image, but the home office says the uk to own the tools and software to create these images. helena wilkinson has the story. open the door, now! a dramatic early morning raid at a house in hertfordshire last week. a registered sex offender, a man in his 20s, was arrested and later charged with two breaches of his sexual another man was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images. dog to seize phones, a hard—drive, and other electronic devices in the property. on the growing threat of ai—generated images it will be illegal to possess, create or distribute ai having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose will also become illegal. suspects' electronic devices. and running websites where other paedophiles can share content or advice will be a specific offence. we are the first country in the world to look child—abuse imagery. now, this is a global problem and is going to need global horrendous crime. real—life images of children. stopping child sexual abuse onli

i'm garvin thomas and i'm gia vang. people near the martinez refinery are being told to stay indoors as that fire continues to burn there now. the flames broke out just before 2:00, triggering a health advisory that eventually upgraded to a shelter in place order. multiple fire crews have been trying to contain the fire for the past few hours now. we immediately began getting calls from viewers who live nearby as they saw huge plumes of smoke rising from the refinery. now, people in the area are used to what is called flaring, but when gases are burned off. but they knew immediately this was something different. this was the view earlier this afternoon from a nearby home. and let's take another look. this a time lapse from a wildfire camera. miles away. just look at the size of the plume of smoke that came out on and off ramps on 680 near the refinery are closed due to the billowing smoke and the emergency response. let's bring in our alyssa gore. she's been on the scene for several hours. and, alyssa, you just got an u

now thomas, on 3 of america's biggest trading partners come into effect from saturday. they widely expected to push the us closer to a trade war, just weeks into donald trump, the 2nd time as president. but trump administration has imposed status of 25 percent on goods from its closest neighbors, canada, and mexico. 5 minutes to adjusting to though, i'm president, claudia signed, bottom half promised to respond to china as also being hit with tatters of 10 percent. beijing has one. there will be no winners in any trade war between china and the us. the moment we're going to hear from julia cuz you all know who's in mexico city 1st we're going to go to kristen salumi live from detroit, choosing it a border check point with canada, kristen, the police. the president is, says he's going to do this to help us manufacturing growing here in detroit. and that's a con, manufacturing capital of the us, one of those businesses saying a while. that is a goal that many businesses can appreciate and relate to building u. s. manufacturing and detroit here as you say, the car manufact

just read the hamas statements, and you know, i've been discussing with guests that the whole way thomas has been handling this, is aimed at multiple different audiences. their own right now is the news and gaza and outside of gaza, the international community. but also the is really public, at least to some extent. i wonder how a statement like that land in israel this really sounds like, sees every statements made by some of this as well as any other, as conscious attempted. what has been called to your psychological stairs. uh, nobody trusts statements. nobody accepts them as it certainly uh the, the surface level. but uh, is that these are well aware that the images from us broadcasts are images like gallery images of control. and because of the past 16 months, we've been told that the most important goal of our war on garza is the destruction of from us. these messages are met with a sizable degree of frustration. again, even if that frustration is not exhibited. when you listen to the media and uses, the conversations, people will talk about how science from us is how low it sinks

maria phenomena in ramallah, who earlier israel accused thomas of mistreating hostages during release proceedings and threatened to put all future exchanges. could a swamp went ahead after a number of countries that mediated the ceasefire talks guarantee security. a mazda military, its worth spending guard out the hand over location before the reg, closer like local say they had been waiting for the prisoners released for a long time to most of the omen a their hands you know, of, with the, have 2 patients prisoners presenting the ground display afflicting val open. we ask almighty god, that this will be an image of triumph before everyone. and in front of the israel occupation. there could patients that will vanish, god, religion, as those of values controlled him and that we all now observing the dream that has waited for 15 months. if the dream is coming true now, is that we are in the middle of cause a seaport. this is a scene of dignity and pride, now that the prisoners are being handed over to something that israel wanted to do only by force. so now they are being released throu

well as part of this is find agreement between israel and thomas. israel is releasing a 183 palestinian male prisoners on saturday. 6th street of being freedom exchange for 2 elderly is way of emails on a $123.00 in return for the 3rd is written a month. 12 of them have been serving life sentences and a 111 has been held without trial, says toby, the 8th 202300 us a hoops. joining us live from jordan's capital and she's there because these really government and the palestinian authority of vandal just data from reporting inside israel and in the occupied westbank. so home to the day began with a release that was really captives held and gaza. talk as to what's been happening over the last few hours. that's right, 3 is really captives release from gallons, a 3 civilian men and exchange. a 183 palestinian prisoners were freed from his rarely jails as part of the deal. now these 3 men, 2 of which were released in northern garza and one in the south in hon. eunice. but the most notable of them is 35 year old. yeah. then b bus whose family was taken captive on october. the 7th, 2023. now, wi