, antonina, yes, tonya tonya, and just try to talk to her and find out some details, of course, yes,k to you? we can talk, of course, we can, yes, well, probably a little later, i arrived hungry, cold, i didn’t have a whole 10 hours, come on, 5 minutes of time, please tell me about your meeting with oleg cherbakov, well, i i kind of know him, a classmate, here’s a classmate, everything else we met, we just talked everything, your classmate, classmate, yes, well, we studied together at the university, but just the department of law, as i understand it, when you came to him, you didn’t even know that you were going. she delivered the speech very well, most likely a psychologist, she puts pressure on nastya very cleverly. nikolai korenev, another one definitely, is a psychologist by training, a victim and miraculously survived this accident in our studio, i want to remind our tv viewers that on the last program you... here with other witnesses said that everyone was called, for a long time they held me, then they said: no, no, there’s no time, come back next time once again, they have r

our correspondent, tonya kramer there in jerusalem. it's us secretary state anthony blinking is in key to reaffirm the binding administration support for ukraine blinking has acknowledged the delays in congress. congress passing in military aid package had made ukraine more vulnerable to russian attacks . americans, top diplomat, also insisted the kremlin must pay for the destruction. its invasion has cost us secretary of state anthony, blinking piece symbolic visit to a military pain. pizza, re run by veterans and keys to reassure ukraine. more aid is coming soon. all of us admire your extraordinary resilience, your endurance, your strength, your leadership, and we know this is a challenging time, but we also know that in the near term, the assistance is now on the way. some of this already arrive, more of that will be arriving. and that's going to make a real difference against the ongoing russian aggressions. morning president zalinski thanked americans for the aid package worth over $60000000000.00. said ukraine's air defenses were

and i asked dw correspondent, tonya kramer in jerusalem about the outline of this deal as well. we have to be very careful with out. of course, no official outline has been published as negotiations are ongoing, but in recent weeks to have been you know, reports and all over, always based on names sources that, that give us a kind of idea how such an deal would look like. now in the 1st phase, that could last up to 4 to 6 weeks, we could see the release of up to 133 hostages in exchange for yet to be determined, raised 2 of palestinian prisoners of the health and is rarely prisons. and of course, in exchange for a temporary c, sorry. and then this talk about a 2nd phase, where basically more of the hostages, the living hostages would be released as well as the bodies of those hostages that are no longer alive, as well as that during these, you know, weeks then in this 2nd phase, that would be some sort of talks on going about a permanent or sustainable calm. but of course all this means the devil he is in the detailing. we have to wait until you know, the agree on a deal and rec

okay, thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. well, take a look now. uh so most doors making headlines around the well well stop in the united states when police in new york city has cleared a building at columbia university that has been taken over by pro palestine demonstrations. offices detained around $300.00 people, the right time at the request of the university president of to protest as defined, an ultimatum to back down will be expound. least 24 people have been killed as part of a highway collapsed in china is gone. don't provence. so the 1st seat we're taking, the hospital report suggests around 500 members of the emergency services were dispatched to the scene. the cause of the incidents being investigated. british government says it has rounded up the 1st group of migrants for the protection under the so called rwanda. at the home office. i posted a video of, of right as an undisclosed location. human rights groups of printers lives, the new law which allows the people taishan off on the authorized microns. tens of thousands of people have

ok, thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. it's, we look at some of the stores making headlines around the world. police in new york city have cleared the building of columbia university. this has been taken over by protocol to find demonstrates us offices detained, around 300 people, right? came at the request of the university president of to protest as a defined and ultimatum to back down or be expelled. manhattan district attorney's office says formal how they would produce a harvey weinstein will be retried in new york, after he's 2020 right. conviction was overturned. last week, mr. weinstein appeared before a judge in new york, stating he'd been 7 and 23 years sentence. when the 18 women have accused him of sexual misconduct, the british government says it has collected the 1st group of asylum seekers for the port taishan under the so called rwanda. at the home office, posted the video of a rate as an undisclosed location. human rights groups have criticized the new law which allows the protection of an authorized migra

okay, thanks tonya tonya cramer in jerusalem. with a quick look now, what's the most doors that making headlines around was, was stuff in china, but at least 24 people have been killed as a positive, a highway collapse and glendon province for the fact you were taking the hospital report suggests around 500 members of the emergency services were dispatched to the same because of the incident is being investigated. tens of thousands of people have valleys across from says positive global pro testament made a police use tear gas. so these 1st demonstrates in paris. their values were organized by labor unions with demands including higher wages and peace in the middle. east. british government says, is wrong about the 1st group of migrants for the poor taishan under the so called rwanda at the home office, posted a video of a rate that's an undisclosed location. human rights groups have criticized the new law which allows the for tysons off on the authorized migrant and the matter of new york city is defended. the police track down

you w correspondent, tonya kramer, thank you very much. we have some breaking news coming in just now from germany. a social democrat politician has been attacked well putting up campaign posters in the eastern city of dresden mathias echo has been running an upcoming elections for the european parliament. according to police, a green party campaign worker was 1st attacked and beaten by 4 people before act up was seriously injured by what police believe to be the same group will bring you more updates as the story develops, a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. britain's opposition labor party has urged prime minister wishes to enact to call a general election after it and made huge gains in local elections in england, the governing conservative party, last key councils and regional mer ships. the results have further raised expectations that the labor party will return to power in the next national vote and ukraine. several people have been wounded in an overnight attack on carson eve by rushing drones,

ok, thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. that's new york city and the united states where police have cleared the building of columbia university that had been taken over by pro palestinian demonstrates us officers detained around 300 people, met eric adams defended the actions, saying the protests were being led by what he described as outside advertises, individuals on the campus should not have been there. there were people who are professionals and we saw evidence of training. we saw a shift in tactics that were being used. and when you start using intelligence, the intel was able to supply, we knew was time to communicate directly with the school and say you have more than a peaceful protest on your head. okay, well look for the stay at the police actually rated the campus at the request of the university president. as the students defied an ultimatum to back down will be expelled. this is the moment for his officers inside go preach to columbia university's hamilton hole. because it says it had no choice but to authori

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a to cause of tonya claim, a reporting from jerusalem. the rough i had previously been considered a safe haven for palestinians of civilians trying to escape the slicing and garza but israel's recent attacks and encouraged all forcing people to fleet once again, but also leaving the prospect of a new sci fi deal between israel and hamas. hanging in the balance, make shift shelters the m a. c, a rubble and debris. it is fun, eunice is a ruin yet thousands of palestinians have begun to return the loan of the israel ordered them to evacuate parts of the southern. most of the city of ruffled is rarely forces have seized control of the roof of crossing on the border with egypt . the attack came just hours of to hum us says it accepted a ceasefire proposal. one that israel says was unacceptable, and i thought the homeless proposal was intended to prevent the entry of our forces into russell. it did not happen as the war cabinet unanimously determined to how much proposal was very far from israel necessary requirements. the attack was not the fu

ok, thanks tonya tonya kramer, interiors and my mom in the united states. the matter of new york city has defended a police crime down on pro palestine demonstrates as a columbia university. i got them set the campus protest had been co opted by what he described just outside agitators and the police had to intervene overnight, officers rather than occupied building on campus. interesting. nearly 300 people. the action came at the request of the university president of to students defiance ultimatum to back down all be expelled. this is the moment bullets officers inside go preached columbia university's hamilton hold. because it says it had no choice but to authorize the read to restore safety and order pro palestinian students and thinking over the building, but was good bye to get admin serves inside and hung the banner renaming the building. hands on a for a 6 year old by letting them go. gillian, gaza, dozens of these board as does i'd be interested yet they remain defined on the quoted amount of these do, do groups the columbia would draw investment f

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tonya kramer is standing by tanya. we hear the many guns cannot force fresh election. so what is he trying to achieve with his ultimatum? i think it's a message to the is really public. he wants to position himself. he wants to shogun where he stands and death comes. of course at a critical time now with this, the ground operation in with us off, but also he has been saying, you know, there's no uh, strategic plan for the day off the in a garza. and it also comes with it is still talk about the possibility of, of why to avoid with, has fall out in live and on. that's very much on the agenda. and also the increasing pressure by the international community, especially by it was closest ally the united states. so he basically said know, as an opposition figure, he went into this a small, a war coming that he was a former defense minister. and he was seen or is seen by many as radius as a voice of reason or mr. reasonable in this cabinet. and he's done quite well in the polls since the war started. but i mean what he is basically saying, department is to benjamin netanyahu

israel the remains defiant, and shows no signs of giving into international pressure corresponding tonya cranberries, following developments for us in jerusalem. good morning, tanya. how intense audit tax on rough i getting to where we are getting reports that you know, there's been bergman's strikes and intends showing across the goals district. the whole thing goes to the city in central garza, but also 1st and foremost in the office and a certain areas in it also, as you've seen in the report. now the situation is of course very fluid. it changes from hour to hour. they also see those images, of course, of the troops and nothing across the border in the southern and across the southern kansas trip. now many tens of thousands of people are still on the move. now the united nations have estimated about 80000 people have left the, the eastern, a areas that were ordered by the is really military on monday to lisa eastern and also others put the number of my tire. we've been talking to people. some of them are not in this so called a recreation area, but they said they wouldn't leave never

thank you, tonya. well the you foreign ministers have called on israel to respect the ruling by the top united nations court, ordering it to hold it's military offensive and rough off at a meeting in brussels. the official said, israel needs to explain how it's going to comply with the decision the w's rosie purchase reports. these protestors rallying outside the venue in brussels, say israel has crossed a red lane with strikes on russell, despite the world court order to hold operations there. the words of condemnation are also heard. insight. there is not safe place in garza touching and refugees can and canning and burning more than 40 people. among them. many children can imagine how over the fight we are all of us for this that he bench for the 1st time since the october 7th attacks by him us, and being soon bombarding the goals. are you members decided to demand details from israel on its compliance with human rights obligations and an explanation of how it will comply with the recent ruling on r

these way the coastal city of taylor these let's go straight over to our correspondent in jerusalem tonya claim a football can you tell us, tanya? it was indeed the 1st time in weeks or you could say months now that such a large barrage of rockets force launch 2 words, a news and a to leave all those cities beyond. in the north of tele, these and central is rose to dislike and can is like pitt optics and how it's lea. uh, now the uh, is there any military has said that a project, todd's front loans from the area of off of this is where the military is currently carrying out. its a fence is coming in the a from the east and moving towards the center of casa, i must have submitted turvenio some pre gates have said that they have loans just large barrage of rockets invitation of for the ongoing military operation. and now this shows that we have been seeing actually in recent weeks, more rockets and motors of being fired into southern as well, but not so much these longer range missiles as of today about the shows that i'm us and other minute 10 groups have or retained the capability of know

this time northwards or earlier we spoke to dw is tonya kramer in jerusalem and asked if israel has a care plan for guys or when the war is over. this has been know, a real official plan that has been a popular key at least had that been some strategy papers, some announcement made by politicians. we know more about what a d is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu doesn't want to see. and daughter you said that the power steering or storage the that's the entity that is a governing a parts of the occupied a westbank and a very limited rule of the. she doesn't want to see them back in garza and he's backed up by this by his pi a, right, a cabinet members. so all of this also is of course no, not the question. looking at the off of offensive them, you've heard it from the united states as well. they have said that needs to be a discussion of what will the day of to look like because you know this not just about, you know, all the civilians that there's no credit applied to if i could of the civilians. but what will happen afterwards, because a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has s

earlier i asked our jerusalem correspondent, tonya kramer about the renewed evaluation and whether this was a sign of a major offensive on rough to do them in the uh, it's really military still says it is unlimited operation. but the on thursday, the security cabinet has actually greenville i just the expansion of this ground offensive. so we don't know, you know, how far it st they will go right now. but we're seeing more of the creation or just now for the population there. as still in east and most of what you've seen. and we've talked to people in the saying, you know, many of those who are not in these specific areas but also in other areas that steering and they're very worried about. and they think people who can leave, i mean there's always those volume of the people that cannot leave a that, you know, they are leaving right now. and the numbers were given by the united nations agencies working down the ground over a 100000. others have put the number much higher, those people that are leaving. so this is eastern problem. as you said, the old set of aggression orders for people

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and it's a critical phase, as you say, tonya. now we have seen many various attempts to reach a deal over the last 6 months. is this time any different as well the house being even more pressure, especially by the united states, but also the sense of urgency and we're seeing tonight again, it's such as a night, like in many a months in the past month. and we've just seen that also in the report, tens of thousands of his babies out in the streets calling for a such a dear calling also for elections, but also for the civilian population in a garza there. and during now 7 months of war, they're going to see a cease for it now um in it. so this phase now has been described as a sort of lost opportunity. there's always, they say there's a choice between either a deal or a ground operation in rough off and at this stage it's still really unclear the, some of the major sticking points, such as what the mazda months concerned. the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip as well as a permanent and a to the war. and that has

so we're expecting to hear also the stands of the white house and this situation right now dw tonya crime. adair in jerusalem time you thank you . here is some of the world news headlines today. the on forces all of the democratic republic of congo side i have repelled and attempted clues involving congolese and farm sizes. at least 3 people, including 2 police officers, were killed in a shrewd house involving security offices in the presidential palace. in contrast to the us embassy as issued the security of those good. this, the general election is underlying the dominican republic with integration from neighbouring hasty as the most divisive issues, while hazy is torn upon by gang wolfy, the dominican republic is driving economically the election front runner is current president, luis. i do not doubt who is promising to crack down on the silence that goes and finish a concrete affordable russian and strikes have killed at least 4 people in ukraine's 2nd biggest city hockey is according to the regional golfing event. at least $8.00 were injured. the northeast and city has come under ne

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campaign in response to the homeless terrorist attack on, on israel last october. utility correspondent tonya claim is in jerusalem and she gave us this update on the situation in russell. it was we're getting repose, said intends bombardment is going on in different parts of the office also in different areas across the cause and strict man in the north. but also in central garza, with injuries reported and with a death told that is a wrong thing. the. now we understand that from eye witnesses that they have seen tongues, you know, advancing into what the center of cross off as of a tuesday with and fighting also with him us. but that is also a test. we don't get many details there from the is really military on the movements there, but the as far as national security advisor, talking on s b had said that uh, basically 75 percent of the philadelphia corey door. that is the border area between uh egypt and a golf a is now in control of israel, which also is problematic in terms of the relationship with each. but that gives you a sense of how is wireless advancing so that, that, and we also, o

the w correspondent, tonya kramer, thank you very much. i, a ton of money and 10 year are on alert as a tropical cycle and is approaching the coastal areas, areas and tons. and you have already been hit by heavy rainfall and strong winds. authorities of wind residents to take caution as the intensity of the approaching cycle today it increases flood hit neighbor kenya is also bracing for the storm. recent floods in east africa have killed around 400 people and displaced more than 200000 the cycle and is expected to make landfall at the weekend. on the canyon and tens and ian coast. let's go straight to dw corresponded felix marine got in nairobi. thanks for joining us now. kenya and tanzania are bracing for the cycling heading towards their indian ocean coastlines. how is the region preparing for this extreme weather event? so both the canyon government and the design in government have ones people who i in areas that may likely be affected by the psych loan to move to say for areas that could them. government has also position policemen a

but the other countries do, if it's rather, is expanding its ground a sense of their so is the w is tonya kramer, reporting from jerusalem. tanya, thank you so much. let's get a check. now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the when says flash floods in northern afghanistan have killed at least 200 people, exceptionally heavy, seasonal rains cause flooding in several districts of babylon province. as well as cobbled officials say the desk told me, rise as many people remain missing and more storms are forecast here. in germany, hundreds of environmental activists have tried to storm tass, loves electric vehicle factory near berlin. they were driven back by police. the protesters oppose plans to expand the factory and clear the nearby forest. tesla wants to boost production of the assigned by up to 1000000 vehicles a year. in other news, the united states says it's working around the clock to deliver to ukraine what it means to defend itself against intensified russian attacks. the us announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for t of the move comes a

instead of ground or of course funded in jerusalem is tonya claim. us, we heard there about a suspended shipment of weapons, president biden saying he'll stop sending weapons to ways well if it launches a full scale of soap and rough. uh, how's that being received? the way you mean this has been very closely watched here and one well known commentator here a road and one of the menus purpose that this is it just shows the magnitude of the crisis between the 2 countries. know, in general is really see that was a bit of a frustration because they say should not be is well, that is a not getting to weapons, but it should be older wrecked. it, you know, at how much they should be, the ones being sanctioned in a way. and also it is seen, of course, that this might create problems for the negotiations that are ongoing in car. was it opened the questions, the relationship between israel and the united states? no, we've been hearing about this particular shipment. we're talking here about 3500 psalms heavy weight booms among them. these 2000 pounds and 900 kilogram bombs that are not to be used

this is tonya claim is following developments for us from jerusalem and gave us this update . what it says shows, oh, how the pressure is pining up on israel. these are reports in the us media saying that the us has a post, it's shipments and particularly about the talking about approximately 3500 phones and main concerns of these heavy bones of about 900 killer grams. that should not be used in those densely populated areas and that is also of course assign. there's also a lot of pressure domestically within the united states because today there's a deadline for a report that needs to be submitted by the us secretary of state. and you blink and to the congress that with you actually with a rather israel has violated into nursing and rule by using such funds in that context. and whether it's one has impeded the delivery of humanitarian aid. a to casa nebraska had previously been considered a safe haven to palestinian civilians trying to escape the slicing and garza but israel's recent attacks and incursion or forcing people to flee once again level. so leaving the prospect to

why don't we use tonya crime that is standing by tanya. if any guns does resign, it wouldn't bring down missing yahoo's coalition government and a by force and election. so. so what are you trying to achieve with these also makes them a lot of things. he's trying to position himself to tell the, in the message to the is really public many to tell them where he stands when he was always seen as a voice of reason, a form of defense. mister coming from a military background together with god. the eyes in codes there from the position, joining the, a small uh, a war, a cabinet and a thing right now, it's the time for benny guns as he said to no to for a change in strategy, a cooling for a concrete time. as you mentioned, for a day of to in a garza, he put out the, his, a several points. but also he said, you know, he accused basically prime minister benjamin netanyahu being in decisive and not putting the interest of is, was national security 1st, but to holding on actually to keep his cabinet together. of course that has been strongly rejecte

thank you very much. tonya. meanwhile, sirens have sounded across the israel, and some of the sermon is to mock memorial day. this is coming ration is dedicated to the more than 1000. 200 people killed almost last year, as well as the soldiers who have died during the war and guns to russia. now, web president's argument pushing as replaced as defense minister survey, show it go. it's the 1st shakeup office national security team since the invasion of ukraine cycles replacement is andre. but loose of an economist and form a deputy prime minister showing who over. so russia's invasion of ukraine will now run the national security council. don't suck a show, use future seems up in the yeah. as much my polluting was a no grated. we'd latest tongue in office you would use what on sunday, the crime and confirmed that showing you what they removed from his post showing you. is it a long time ally of present booting? he was a pointed to the position of defense minister in 2012. he has close personal ties to polluted these rights publicly taking the present multiple hunting trips, news homel

it has the theme of movement to mark the occasion, tonya sat down with the captain of hotberg and the national team and joins us now. tonya, thank you for joining us. >> interesting. >> interesting fellow he is. >> yes. >> it's one of those things where football is always thought to be just play football. you get paid so much money to play the sport and just kick a ball! you should be fine no matter the situation! but he highlights and has continued to highlight over many years and we have seen the rise of that actually in football over the last year or so, mental issues are a big part of your performance. >> absolutely! also talking about football is around the world. they are huge role models as well. so he is opening up business his own mental health issues will help so many young men around the world and especially in ace. he is from south korea. there is more awareness now. when i sat down and talked with him, i asked him about how he copes with the pressures. >> the most difficult part, i think, in this position. you have a social media, whatever we are saying, and everybody can

who there was at 5:00 in the morning can tell me call, and the voice is so hoarse and masculine, and tonya, well, i just fell into a stupor for the first seconds, and then he says: it’s me, stas, everything is fine with me, i’m alive, then the nurse picked up the phone and said that stas was wounded, that’s it ok, and he will get in touch. later, for the next 2 days there was no news from him, he didn’t call, and you are alone with three children, you have three daughters, but it’s probably also difficult, well, not to give free rein to your feelings, yes, so that the girls don’t get upset, yes, of course , i was distracted with them, as if, well, i was studying with them. of course, i played with my feelings, didn’t show my feelings, then he called back 2 days later and said, i’m already in moscow, and everything is fine with me, on the same day i bought tickets to moscow, flew to him, this was my first plane flight, in moscow no one met me, my relatives were not there, that is, you go straight from the airport to the hospital, and i went straight. i went to see him, didn’t you recognize

denise, dominique, and tonya. now the three sisters walk into the room today. >> hi.rter: 30 years. >> yeah, could you believe it? >> reporter: i wondered all this time, how do you live with 30 years of rage and heartbreak? >> a lot of therapy. >> yeah. >> it was rough. unresolved grief. everything bit me hard ten years later. >> sometimes i would think, gosh, i just -- i'm just staggeringly sad today. and i would realize that it was the day she was murdered. or it was her birthday. or something, some memory would come up. >> the pain doesn't go away, doesn't subside, doesn't get easier. but you do the best you can, and you move on. one step forward. >> reporter: a new lifetime documentary has unearthed pictures and videos of their radiant sister, nicole, with all her vitality and warmth. a loving mother. >> i love you! love you! hey, pia sydney, when you watch this tape when you get older, see that little quilt you're laying on? yeah, you see it? mommy made that for you. >> it's the voice of nicole that we wanted to hear. so many people said, "we don't know what her

denise, dominique, tonya brown.rived. >> i was in shock. i thought it was going to be a hung jury. >> we were told by judge ito, "nobody make a noise, no sounds, we want nothing, we want silence." then i heard kim scream and i just thought, oh my god. but i was in such shock, i couldn't scream. i felt numb. >> reporter: afterwards, the family returned home where nicole's children were waiting. the sisters received a firm instruction from their mother. "do not let those little children see grief on your face." >> she says, "put a smile on your face when we walk in the door." >> yeah. >> you know, i mean, it was always protecting them. always being there for them. and whatever was best for them is what she would always say. "girls, this is what we have to do." >> reporter: today, sydney and justin are in their 30s, parents themselves. how are they? >> they're good. >> they're young adults now. they're not the little children. >> they both a have their own families. >> they're beautiful. >> reporter: to do sydney and j

now, the sicily lies just beyond the coast of 2 nicea pit tonya, the islands, 2nd largest city, is nestled beneath the mountains and the tradition at a citrus fates has long been grown in this 1st heil region. let's see if i can help with the winter home. the area i find myself with an orange conversation. this made it like a lemon, but it's an orange things i'm going to jump right in because i want to make myself useful. and i've got the right food, so the job way too big a little effective, effective around 1500000 tons of citrus fruit to produce every year on sicily. organic fall moments lady killing audi, hobbies around $100000.00 kilos of our inches. no, just in the province of cataneo, but in other provinces as well. what time it was a special about the islands of here on sicily. let's pretend he thought he was this region special to use the blood orange inside the fruit. there was this intense red color that's typical for this region. so for the area around the cataneo and close to aetna, vanya, this is because the mountain causes temperatures tend to change quickly. they want to en

the what kind of a rupture was kind of what happened to the people in cub, tonya. and what are the 2nd to us on demand? so obviously the of the kind of that option, one thing is very, very low off to do that option web dilemma for those can reach and the doubts that anyway. since 20. yeah. see, we have a very decent, astonishing gets but to see about option. but to the effect is not the so strongest of the society, they'll affect the use of the dash, the full out in the, in the downs, on rounding guy to talk about that kind of explosive activity. the last few hours that we get quite windy up the yes and i've had enough light. we just asked if the codes go into the car and drive back down the mountain side. we're headed for the national institute for the physics and so can knology to what's known as the war room. he is scientists keep a close eye on aetna. it's one of the world's most active volcanoes and puts on a sporadic novel display to remind us of that fact the disease and they're the same sort of lines you mean where all the money to activity over. they see t

and sometimes the deputies tonya crime reports from the palestinian town of us as a y, a violent is very the settlers make their way to the village of a so we are in the is where the occupied westbank seems that and then met knows all to well it happened again some weeks ago. been as i didn't know you spoke, the settlers came down the mountain from the settlement that frightening the children and we have small children at home. they throw stones and be just beyond this last time the injured 2 people were. my wife's brother was shot at twice in here. and here's the solve. the situation is difficult, but digital the size of the scene in villages as a so we are almost surrounded by is released, supplements considered illegally under international law, bothering such as throw stones distorted crops, and olive trees, burn cars and property. and it has increased in recent months. a we live on our land and i've seen this is my father's in grandfather's house. a boy. you see there is no safe haven and there are children, small children. oh no, this is forbidden man. they come and destroy everyth

thank you very much, tonya. meanwhile, the sirens of sounded across the as well. and somebody said, i'm going to is to mock memorial day. this is the memorization is dedicated to the more than 1200 people killed by home us last year as well as the soldiers who have died during the war in guns. dod to ross on the web president's letting me put in as replaced as defense minister survey show who is the 1st shake up off his national security team. since the invasion of ukraine sugars replacement is andre below self. and economist and former deputy prime minister, troy who over so russia's invasion of ukraine will now run the national security council. don't. so they show use future seemed up in the yeah, as much me uprooting was a no grated. we'd latest tongue in office. you would use what on sunday, the crime and confirmed that showing you what they removed from his post showing you. is it a long time ally of present booting? he was a pointed to the position of defense minister in 2012. he has close personal ties to polluted these rights publicly, taking the present

thank you. tonya robbins has broken out on campus at the university of california los angeles, where counts of protesters of attack demonstrate to supporting palestinians. right came at the request of the university president off the students defied an ultimatum to back down. this is the moment for his officers inside go reached the columbia university's hamilton hole, because it says it had no choice but to authorize the read to restore safety. an auto pro palestinian students had taken over the building for more than 24 hours. ted body getting themselves inside and hung by the renaming the building, hands holding up for a 6 year old by letting them go. gillian, gaza, dozens of those board as those i'd be interested yet they remain defiant. all the quoted amount of these do do groups the columbia would draw investment funds from companies supporting israel as government and i'm this people, students and faculty discipline over the broadest high major students. so i feel like it's especially important for me to express my concern about palestinian lives and suffering because i kind o

dw tonya kramer reports a violent is very, the settlers make their way to the village of a so we are in the is ready occupied westbank. seems that none of those old to, well, it happened again some weeks ago. is that another useful settlers came down the mountain from the settlement? that frightening the children when we have small children at home, they throw stones and be just beyond this last time the injured 2 people were. my wife's brother was shot at twice in here and here the solve the situation is difficult, but is it? oh, yeah. and then what does 5, how does seen in villages as a so we are almost surrounded by is rarely settlements considered illegally under international violence such as throw stones, to store trucks and olive trees, burn cars and property. and it has increased and re since moms a we live on our land and i see this is my father's and grandfather's house. a boy . you see there's no safety men in their children, small children. oh no, this is forbids. oh man, they come and destroy everything the y fi on it's, i'm going to be on that. they caused the problems

to bring up the concerns of the workers of san francisco have with our current executive director tonya petersen and taken a vote of no confidence 10 years ago dealing with the death of a guerilla and not received or dealt with but the concerns are now around working conditions and deliberating under staffing and also for the animals again is zoological society needs to meet with us we met with them last week and they hired someone we're hopeful changes that will be impacted but the works had concerns around the leadership of the current executive director tonya petersen and concerns that investing additional money will not address the concerns of zoo will not be addressed. >> thank you. >> thank you >> any additional public comment? >> more that concluded public comment. >> public comment is closed. (gavel) and colleagues i'm going to suggest that we continue this to through the chair but hopefully we can work on and we can't do it quickly one i raised to did extent folks who are perspective donors here who we know or list those out along with the reason they're an interested party and

we, the to dance persecutors, now oppose these expedition of tonya. he's called home through the a bunch of people, so low. now ease of posting distribution, i'm up for entry also actively doing the come. i take the strategies in order to stop the solution. so this is a political case. this is not a legal case. what these thoughts inside the code is not as important as what's happening outside the pressure that everybody's doing to stop the solution. i think that's what in the end go to these were. so you mentioned that the pressure on the fact that astray knew it now seems to me back into the songs we have destroyed in 5 minutes. the talking about the us dropping this case sort of giving him clemency. hey, we've heard e v us present, joe biden, potentially talking about doing exactly that. how likely do you think it is a fight and will want to perhaps drop this before the november election? the employee takes everything as possible and the thing is possible. so uh that was the main demand from, from the one from his family, from she's, she's lawyer d

well, enjoyed knob i tonya by or from my bag in pop. when you get into tanya, what's the latest you can tell us about what's happening on the ground right now? well today, um, i mean, well the town which is about 3 hours from the disaster such um, today the communities being visited by the prime minister of public any for the 1st time. and this is really going to leave this here. it's there in a very remote area. they don't even know if the rest of the world knows what's happening. so just have the prominence to come and speak to them and hopefully give them some tangible promises of, of assistance. i think that's really going to make a difference to the spirits of that community up there and what all the and the immediate needs of those who did manage to survive this catastrophe. so immediate needs that some of the houses are being destroyed. so people are without shelter, so any campuses and things like that they, they need shelter, they need more talk that needs freed. any bidding, these people have lost everything. it's 1st and cold