this is volker turk in geneva, precarious... this is volker turk in geneva. laying _ precarious...olker turk in geneva, laying out _ precarious... this is volker turk in geneva, laying out his _ precarious... this is volker turk in geneva, laying out his latest - geneva, laying out his latest findings, saying the large number of civilian deaths cannot be dismissed as collateral damage. there are warnings by his office, and this is where we paused to say goodbye to our viewers around the world. volker turk, the un human rights chief, laying out his findings in geneva after a visit to this region. warning of the large liberal civilian deaths cannot be dismissed, in his words, as collateral damage. warning that the warnings by his office have long been ignored, in his words, by israel and its allies, calling for a collective punishment to end, and for the hostages to be released, and calling for the adherence to the un security council resolution which was passed late last night, calling for urgent and humanitarian causes, saying that all parties must respect that resolution and that

turks would do...the other side of this is russia, _ the turks would do... the other side of this is russia, which _ the turks would do... the other side of this is russia, which has - the turks would do... the other side of this is russia, which has long - of this is russia, which has long been opposed to swedish and finnish membership. it will not be happy at this, will it? it membership. it will not be happy at this, will it?— this, will it? it will not. surely russia is— this, will it? it will not. surely russia is trying _ this, will it? it will not. surely russia is trying to _ this, will it? it will not. surely russia is trying to keep - this, will it? it will not. surely russia is trying to keep the i russia is trying to keep the turks from approving this. that is not so far been successful, because it has moved along, but turkey is not the only one holding this up it is also hungary, and one presumes that you would go together, but there are some convincing to be done in both capitals, and all

you are a young man but john turk and the third street antics. would play the different clubs and i saw you later at glide. tell us about your background. >> i actually started playing in the oakland area around 1965, 1966. with a guy named johnny hearts men. he was a guitar player and oregon player and flute player. but he only had the saxophone and him playing the organ. you wanted to add an instrument. and he heard about me and one night i came and sat with his band and i've guess i did okay. so he hired me. we were playing at this place called the showcase. this is many moons ago. he decided he did not want to be a bandleader. so the three of us that were left , we got together and formed our own organ trio. i bought me a organ and we got busy. >> when did the trumpet come in? the trumpet and piano at the same time? >> actually , he saw me do it. and he was known for being a little late. he started being late at this particular gig. i think we were at the showcase. so i would just sit in. he hired me as a trumpet player. he did not me to play

turke also expressed deep concern about increasing israeli violence in the occupied west bank. pakistan's former ambassador to the un ali sarwar nakwi says public outcry is the only way to push seasfire in gaza, as the un has proven to be ineffective in that regard. the basic problem is that the united nations can be effective and functional only if all its members desire to do so. then in the security council. there is the discriminatory process of those members who are permanent and they can vito any resolution, so effectively. they make the security council totally, mean i impractical and ineffective to work with, you know in the vietnam war, the reason the us administration was forced to sue for peace and to hold peace talks in paris in the 60s and early 70s of the last century. was because of public protest, because of the fact that people came out on the streets, students in the universities came out in protest and demonstration against the policies of the government, so there was such a massive change in public opinion that the government had to also alter its foreign po

actually is a supporter of populism, and perhaps such a situation of collision may occur. with the turkst we really hope that he will have enough rivets in the head so that this does not happen, but anything can happen, in any case erdogan, regardless of the very bad relations with israel, it was on his initiative that the deterioration of these relations took place, economic relations with turkey were preserved, so his pragmatism worked here , however, erdogan has his own interest, because turkey's trade with the countries of... the persian gulf goes through israel, because the roads through syria are blocked, and the erdogan family is directly involved in this , there is also the topic of the gas pipeline, which can be conducted in europe, and the turks would like to receive gas and for it to go through them , and not through the greeks or through cyprus, but when the escalation and the war begins, erdoğan's pragmatism is left aside and there are such strange... statements that we hear at rallies with the turks, you can't do business seriously from israel's point of view, because this

half a zloty is a bucket of vodka from you, well, we have dealt with the event, the turks were dealt with, and the tsar of moscow could be hired, and he himself expressed a desire easily. for example, even in 1592, the famous prince bayda vyshnevetskyi, whose army partly included cossacks, was of course in the service of the moscow tsar, and went to azov, on the other hand, the mercenary practice practiced by the cossacks with all the neighboring lords, that too nullifies all attempts to pass off the moscow tsar as some exclusive partner of the cossacks and so on, but he was the same mercenary, like all the others, and between to others, khmelnytskyi constantly emphasized, that is, in 48, 49, even in his first letter to the putiv voivode, to the moscow factors, that they wanted to serve the moscow tsar, as our forefathers served, that is, transparently hinting at the tudel, which worked out within the framework of the naymanstva, that we serve for a ringing coin and nothing more, there is no question of subordination under... reunification and all these things of the language were pr

machushka, i think the time has come to force the turks to peace.st much, it is necessary to involve the british in the negotiations, his serene highness also believes that it is enough to keep britain in the blue. peace means peace. but the lord must lead the negotiations, the turks will slip out of these negotiations for their own benefit, the lord will not miss anything. don't start negotiations without it. mother, they have already begun, the light of their war, it was impossible to delay it. without the prince, we need to delay the negotiations. marushka, the turks will consider it a weakness. as if you began to doubt your decisions. alexander andreevich, go to moldova, pause skillfully, wait for the most serene one to get back on her feet. just look at what they are doing, now you understand whose side they are playing on, uncle, you shouldn’t worry so much, everything will work out, the idiot needs peace that is beneficial for russia. contribution, and not this flabby truce, they gave the turk 8 months, but during this time he will gather str

and the first thing we do on the young turks is we tell you reality objective. and you guys have all seen it. and we've gotten flak from it from our left when when i say, guys, i love you. but this one came out against us, like, here are facts, whether it's a poll, whether it's an election, whether it's an issue so this one is is did not come out on our side and us wishing it away. me lying you. is it going to help? it's not going to help you if you don't know the truth. so the first thing we do is truth. then we give you context and analysis right? and then we give you our perspective. and and everyone has perspective. the only question is, are they hiding it or aren't they hiding it? and i would argue almost all mainstream media's perspective is not conservative or liberal, republican or democrat. it is corporate. they a corporate perspective and. then they privilege that position by saying it's objective. my corporate position in favor of the status quo's objective. you objecting the status quo is radical and biased, so they are again misleading you and yeah,

been talking ever increasingly about you know stopping the the the war uh on gaza. you've seen the turks have had to speak up. erdogan was left with no choice but to speak up, because they're obviously concerned, the arabs and the turks will be concerned that if the resistance axis led by the islamic republic of iran is allowed to continue with these victories, allowed to continue to be seen as the liberator. the supporter of the oppressed of palestine, then the public opinion will in their own countries and around the world will gather face against them, and that will be something which would they they'll start having to cope with in their own political circles, so there are a lot of changes that are going on as a result of these victories and these capabilities of the resistance which are are political, diplomatic and economic that will will unveil themselves more and more as this resistance continues. thank you. journalist and political commentator joining us from the british capital london, we're now bringing in academic and political commentator mr. mohsan who is with us from the le

remember the now fashionable word beneficiary, beneficiary, from this conflict, who wins, whether the turks or not, or this is an attempt to gain some kind of political weight, this is a simplification, while the beneficiary, i believe, are the strategic planners, the leadership of hamas, which has largely achieved its goals, yeah, if we talk about turkey, then... just like you and i discussed, the turks normalized relations with telavim last year, but now you see how, yes , in the first days, erdogan was, as it were, moderate, but the turkish population, they are pumped up by propaganda in favor of taking the palestinians, they have very important parliamentary elections this year besides, i think there is some economic basis, since israel was moving towards such an energy hub in the eastern mediterranean, israel supplied quite a lot of gas to egypt, israeli offshore gas production was developing, today all this has stopped, and the world economy has reacted by increasing the price of freight by 50%, and the mediterranean sea by half, this is the most acute reaction, so the beneficiaries a

i discovered you in the young turks about 30 days ago. and since i've discovered men, i'm just enamored your content. okay, so a big book reader. i love content not so much into politics, but i love content. but watching your show, reading book and watching you handle yourself in the lion's like the patrick david episode, which i implore everyone to watch because i think it was your finest work based on what i see, the way you've doubled down against these other right wingers and did so with such conviction in confidence, because you were so competent, because you had just finished the book, you were rolling out stats. and as a lawyer it was so inspired to see your facility with, the facts in your persuasiveness so i think that's what sets you apart is your persuasiveness and your and your confidence with that person. yes. the question i'm sorry. no, gushes the court. what is my question? i mean, like, i just look, i. i know, but i got to be honest, i like the preamble. to my question. i just had a series of comments and i'm not going to

a legend, but in the qualification for ukrainians. the bronze medalists of the world cup were the turkse european champions, the greeks and strong denmark, and here the team with blokhin could not win the first six matches, however, the selection for the 2006 mundial in germany, the ukrainians with the fart blokhin sped off at breakneck speed. as the coach promised, our national team reached the finals for the first time and did so from the first place. the draw put ukraine in a group with spain, tunisia and saudi arabia. fans believed that with such. we are obliged to enter the playoffs by drawing lots. thousands of ukrainians then came to germany to support their national team. on june 14 , 2006, ukraine made its debut at the world cup against the favorites of the spanish national team. the pancake turned out to be slimy, the star spaniards scored four goals for shovkovsky. defeat became cold shower for blue and yellow. after the debacle, blokhin got everyone. but the game against saudi arabia was the first victory of the ukrainians at the world championships. ours caught the courage

despite the linguistic proximity, muslim turks, the gogauzes converted to orthodoxy. at the end of eighteen. centuries, they , together with the greeks, moldovans and bulgarians , left under ottoman oppression to bessarabia, to the lands between the black sea coast, the danube, prut and dniester rivers. after the russian-turkish wars, this part of the moldavian principality became the territory of the russian empire and became part of the novorossiysk-bessarabian governorate. traditionally gogauz are farmers and winemakers. in the russian empire they were not only compactly settled in national villages, but also they quickly mixed with moldovans, ukrainians, bulgarians and russians. despite the fact that the majority in bessarabia were moldovans, the ethnic emptiness of the region required bilingualism. within their circle, the immigrants spoke their native language, and outside they communicated in russian. the gagauz were devoted to their new homeland. they remembered how she accepted them at the beginning of de. century, their ancestors were given land, exempted fr

so unfortunately, the turks could have been in a position to play a more helpful role in brokering some kind of an agreement on, on the, the military operations, but are present near to one who is taking a position that's going to make it very difficult for him. to really have much influence with the as railings. well, thank you so very much. the drill fi stein for my us diplomat in middle east analysts joining us from philadelphia. thank you. thank you. sizes of people have rallied here in berlin, in support of the protestant agents. they will also demanding a ceasefire and gossip the demonstration to place on the strict from these suspicions statements. the scene is anti semitic. antique history, l or glorifying violence, abound a pro palestinian demonstration. last month's ended with violent clashes and dozens of rest. let's take a look now. it's some of the other stories making use around the world. jackie's recording and some passages to israel. the foreign ministry says, but the decision was to protest what it described as an unfolding humanitarian tragedy in gossip. israel withdr

this is what they are asking the turks to support, but turkey's position here is completely clear.ays it wants an unconditional ceasefire. the second issue is the prisoners and the american side asks turkey to put pressure on hamas to release the prisoners captured on october 7. but the turkish position here is also quite different from the american one. turkey says prisoner exchanges should be reciprocal. the turks treat secretary of state antony blinken coldly; he landed in ankara just after midnight and was not met at the airport by a single senior turkish diplomat. and today we were informed. that there will be no joint statement after the meeting with the head of mid-turkey fidan, there will be no meeting between blinken and president erdogan. shortly before blinken's visit, turkey also recalled its ambassador to israel for consultations, and president erdogan is increasingly using harsh language against israel. and just recently he stated that he no longer has any relationship with netanyahu, the prime minister of israel. he is done with netanyahu and has written him out. all

small turkic people who once lived in the balkans, who their ancestors were, the pechenegs, the seljuk turks, and the turechins and bulgarians are still not entirely clear, despite their linguistic proximity to the muslim turks, the gogauzes adopted orthodoxy. at the end of the 16th century they, together with greeks, moldovans and bulgarians fled from under ottoman oppression to bessarabia, to the lands between the black sea coast, the danube and prut rivers. and the dniester, after the russian-turkish wars, this part of the moldavian principality became the territory of the russian empire and became part of the novorossiysk-bessarabian governorate. traditionally, gogauzs are farmers and winemakers. in the russian empire, they not only settled compactly in national villages, but also quite quickly mixed with moldovans, ukrainians, bulgarians and russians. that the majority in bessarabia were moldovans; the ethnic emptiness of the region required bilingualism. within their circle, the immigrants spoke their native language, and outside they communicated in russian. the gagauz people were dev

is cancer, a corps that deals with oncology and the like. that is, in this case, sympathy for most turksis on the side of the palestinians, this is obvious, and erdogan too, he is maneuvering, he is perfectly aware of these sympathies and uses their sympathies to strengthen his power, his positions, on the eve of local elections, this is important for him. come in, or actually from the confrontation between turkey and the united states, i think, today we saw the arrival of blinkin already in turkey. i think that the negotiations will hold, and turkey wants to play its role in regulating this conflict , they are demonstrating their position, yes, but in principle, as far as i understand and see the statements of the turkish leaders of the same kanafidan and the same erdogan, they are ready in principle to agree with the united states, not with israel, but with the united states of america, about their possible participation in the regulation of this conflict after it is completed... and in conclusion, just one last question, mr. igor, whether things will change as a result of this war bet

the turk, men or a group native to central asia and an ethnic minority. any ron. at the start of the 20th century, they were forced to give up their no matic way of life. though the tournaments horses may have been replaced by motor bikes, many of their hurting traditions have been preserved. campbell hurting remains an important source of income the from the border to turkmenistan. the coast line of the caspian sea extend 740 kilometers to ask the rock near the border of as or by john the, the sea water here, laptop against the beaches of sand. and gravel nestled against the clips sides the port city of bun, dar, took them on live close to the border of turkmenistan. it's a city that draws many iranian visitors who come here with their families, or with friends for a weekend or a longer holiday. the year on the coast, the brisk gusts off the caspian sea, mingle with the powerful winds from the inland mountain. perfect conditions for a sports that would seem an unlikely pastime. any ron harrow motoring. z a mock mo corey is one of the few pair, a motor pilots in t

while you are thinking, the turks will knock us down and trample us, they are asleep and see how theey have less land than ours, crimea has always been a disputed territory, and you are your highness don't understand obvious things all our conquests, small ones, will remain to our descendants, and they themselves will decide what to do with it, i’m taking the grand dukes to st. petersburg, we need to start studying. as soon as we arrive at the palace, we can launch them into the fountain, as you think, they don’t sink like prince potemkin’s paper boats, well , who told you that, your highness, daddy, and also said that they would order to kill grandfather. what an absurdity, your highness, how can this be, when your grandmother revered your grandfather, and even bore him a son, your father, and after his death the senate forbade her to come to the funeral, but she still came, to repay the debt to the latter, not everyone’s word should be believed, whoever has an evil heart, someone can trample the dirt of saints, and for you, gentlemen, from now on i wish you not to live in other peo

i will do my best to restrain the turks, i am ready to immediately go to istanbul.y pay to the small court for the maintenance of the amusing regiment, the state, with who are you going to be? who are you waging war against, mr. master? and your well-trained prussian officers will fit perfectly into the army under the leadership of general suvorov in the crimea, if they do not give him up and run away to the turks. your majesty, i thanks to your army, you yourself will bring benefit if you do not distract us from state affairs with your follies. our strength is in truth, our job is to serve russia, which means we are on the air again, evening with vladimir solovyov, today on rtr. will you agree to go to a restaurant with me? we look at the weekend, why is this alone? alone, i have a son, marry me, beyond my dreams, i don’t want to become a grandmother to someone else’s grandson. towards happiness, i hate your mother, with me, everything in my life is for you, and now everything will be my way. where are you, are you come back to me, the other side of love, on saturd

chief who has held a press conference on the situation in gaza, in jordan's capital almon, volker turk has called for an immediate humanitarian assistance to gaza. immediate humanitarian assistance to gaza. samp hospitals, including al-kutz and al shifa hospitals have also received specific evacuation orders in addition to the general evacuation orders to all of northern residents of gaza, but such evacuation, as the world health organization has warned, is death sentence in a context where the entire medical system is collapsing, and hospitals in southern gaza have no capacity to absorb more patients. demands for civilians to relocate to an idf designate. it's so-called safe zone, are also very alarming. a so-called safe zone, when established unilaterally can heighten risks to civilians and raises real questions as to whether security can be guaranteed in practice. at the moment, nowhere in gaza is safe, as bombardments are being reported in all parts of the strip, stop the violence, guarantee the safety of humanitarian. workers provide safe access to ensure that assistance, humanita

corruption said: very good people of ler, turk, fars, bakhtiari, dear nomads.y passed the exam well in all fields. if they go to the organizational office to do something, the work should be done quickly take it no partying, no corruption, no relationships. the president continued by pointing to the country's comprehensive power, no one in today's world can imagine an attack on the holy land of the islamic republic of iran because iran is powerful and strong and will stand against all enemies. mr. raisi emphasized his words. a key issue, namely hope, ended. our duty, the duty of all my friends in the departments and organizations, the duty of all the service workers who are in the position of serving is to create hope in the hearts of the people, especially the dear youth. amiri khabarari of sedav cima masla of imam khomeini of shahr. despite the approval of the ceasefire in the un security council, the warplanes of the zionist regime bombarded the hay sabbara area in the narrow center of gaza. 50 palestinians were martyred in these bombings. in an air raid. 9

chief who has held a press conference on the situation uh in gaza in jordan's capital alman volker turk has called for an immediate humanitarian assistance to ghaza. sampa hospitals including al-kuts and al-shifa hospitals have also received specific evacuation orders in addition to the general evacuation orders to all of northern residence of gaza. but such evacuation, as the world health organization has warned, is death sentence in a context where the entire medical system is collapsing, and hospitals in southern gaza have no capacity to absorb more patients. demands for civilians to relocate to an idf designated. so-called safe zone, are also very alarming. a so-called safe zone, when established unilaterally, can heighten risks to civilians and raises real questions as to whether security can be guaranteed in practice. at the moment, nowhere in gaza is safe, as bombardments are being reported in all parts of the strip, stop the violence, guarantee the safety of humanitarian workers. provide safe access to ensure that assistance, humanitarian assistance can be delivered to all those

turk was speaking at a press briefing at the un office in geneva. meanwhile, the united nations agency for palestinian refugees warned of deliberate attempt to paralyze its operations in gaza. the suspension of unrua mission in gaza would pose new challenges to hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians were under the agencies support. the commander of the qud's force of iran's irgc has sent a message of support to the gaza resistance hailing operation alaxa flood as epic of grand scales that laid bear the fragility of israel. brigadier general ismail khani said the operation showed israel's security is far more vulnerable than a spiders web. the letter was addressed to the commander of the aquasam brigade muhammad dave. he said the palestinian. corporation united muslim nations around the notion of jihad against israel, he said now everyone believes palestine and the wider region will not be able or not be the same in the wake of alaxa flood, the iranian commander touch touched attacks by the resistance against israeli troops and armed vehicle

un human rights chief volker turk there uh in a press conference in the jordan uh jordanian capital amon let's bring in our guests now uh welcome to the program to the both of you let's start off with mr. barracot in vancouver uh sir what do you make of uh of the uh international response to the uh gaza massacre that has uh taken place. the death toll has now soored to 11,000, many are still unaccounted for, most of those killed, are women and children, and how many more palestinians have to die before a ceasfire is implemented? yes, salam alaikum to you and to your guest and viewers, i think that the international community has failed palestine many many. times, this is not the first time, and when we refer to the international community, let's be clear here, we are talking about those power in the world that are blocking any kind of real assistant to the palestinian people, and these are not assistance, these are rights for palestinian people, when we talk about medicine, when we talk about food and water and electricity, they're not doing - you know our people a favor when they do tha

, the ottoman turks out of gaza and that was the same week that the balfer declaration was publishedsaying that the jews apparently would wish to return uh to palestine so this is a british problem uh and even in 1948 when the israeli state was begun by the um the vote at the united nations "it was labor peer, lord rosschild that actually swang the vote uh to get the soviet union to actually vote for uh the creation of the israeli state, even though the soviets were very much against it, because they could see it was a british and american plot in the middle east, and so it's extremely positive to see so many people peacefully marching in london, and it sends a very clear message to the rest of the world uh and to the british politicians that they've got this all wrong over the channel, just over the channel in france, it's wonderful also to see president macron showing up all the british politicians by demanding a ceasefire today. that's right, mr. gussing. mr. engler, there was also pro palestan rallies in uh canada as well, i want to see how how have you seen the protest, the prog

next up and after the break, we're going to hear from founder and host of the progressive young turks tv show jan kugler, who is going to discuss why he is running against joe biden for the democratic nomination for president. we will be right back. beginning friday, december first, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage providing a one stop shop to discover where the candidates are traveling across the country and what they're saying to voters, along with firsthand accounts from political reporters. updated poll numbers, fundraising data and campaign ads. watch these bands. 2024 campaign trail starting friday, december 1st at seven eastern on c-span and online at c-span. dawg. or download as a podcast on c-span. now our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. c-span, your unfiltered. view of politics. if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it any time online on at c-span. dawg videos of key hearings, debates, and other events feature markers that guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlights. these points of

and the doshnaks killed if i remember correctly, those whom they considered guilty, but not all the turksand not their children, who is personally to blame, the soviet soldier after all the atrocities that the germans committed on our land, after which scholz, a soviet soldier fed german women, children of old people in devastated berlin, and now this world dares to tell us something through its lips, their ridiculous, vile international criminal court issues a warrant for... children were killed in palestine, mus is silent, 4,000 children per month, not transported, not kidnapped, killed, who is to blame? hamas, israel. the fault is not the one who dropped the bomb, but the one who did not let them leave, probably, but our soldier always looks to see who is there, where to shoot, and the israelis used to always look to see who was there, stopped several times when there were assassination attempts, when it was necessary to eliminate the completed ones. so that the children don’t get hurt, but now everything is possible, they ate everything, and moose is silent, he dared some kind of eyeb

kamal, ataturk, but more than ataturk, because mustafa kamal took ataturk, i am the father of the turks all turkish speakers, he expands, and when he says that he is rooting for the caucasus, his caucasus does not end, in nagorno-karabakh, he is swinging in stavropol, it’s his, well, okay, turkey will not leave nato, because it is not strong enough to be an independent state, it needs nato, according to its own, the americans need nato, first of all, why? the dardanelles, first of all, plus, one of the american nuclear weapons bases is located in turkey, there are also nuclear weapons there, and in this regard, that is , and turkey is playing its double game, turkey has closed the black sea to the russian fleet, without violating, 26 arab countries, 41 muslim, 67 sovereigns will always raise their hand against israel, as it has always been the case today, automatically, well, that’s how it was, how many times there were anti-israeli revolutions and united nations organizations, there were anti-semitic revolutions, what difference does it make, it doesn’t affect us, the united nations or

the village of turk began to be called russia in the dust.poshchak of the birds. turave's church was shmat, but it was all junk. prince yury will straighten out the situation. the capital of the stoneless temple is pure nonsense. budaunitstva is a hutka. every time five times the bastard's temple was illuminated. as far as we can see, he is not close to the polack safiya, the most powerful living creature on our lands. it’s true, the tura church is a true city. in 1230, in the carpathians, there was a terrible earth-truss. ovodgule came and went. hell of the sabor. there were only clouds left. archaeologists admit their true size as a bastard, and the eighth words that follow from these scenes of the holy kiryl, no cataclysms of the world have been affected. yong is the great temple of the spiritual. pakladzi faith ў yago padmura, and may there be any tsaglinkam. knit the fruit of your flesh like water, so that your soul may increase. padpyary ya stupid god forbid, if only the clock had left. here are the tricks for good and evil people. some

, orthodox turks, christians. they are simply very few of them, they are very misinformed, now all channelsssian propaganda in this region have been blocked and the people are beginning to understand that russia is not a way out of the situation, russia cannot help them, they want independence, but then let them be an island of independence in such a big sea, because if...' there are less than 100,000 people in guguzia, of which almost half do not support the current authorities, for example , in the local elections that took place on the fifth, the party of the runaway oligarch shor, who is now in moscow, and not in israel, they invested 50 million euros for little moldova, this is huge money, but still they were withdrawn from... they were excluded from the list of parties, they can no longer exert influence, they exert influence only when they have money, they buy their own... these supporters, and that's all goes to the fact that the party received, the maysandu party, it received such a signal from the voters that before the elections there were polls that showed that at least 55% of t

that first shooting happened a 440 yesterday morning on turk street between hyde and larkin. two victims were take hospital where o the second shooting happened around 1040 last nigh near turk and hyde. two people suffered gunshot wounds. they were transported to the hospital, but authorities say their injuries threatening. no word if thshoott least at last check, no arrests have been made. still to come, bart and muni could receive more than $700 million in state funding under one condition. the steps both transit agencies must take in order to get that bailout. also ahead, tis the season for giving, but double check before you donate. >> still ahead tonight, tips from the irs to avoid holiday scams. >> and another cold one tonight. temperatures down in the frosty range, even freezing in parts of the state in northern california. i'll hav the forecast for man and a five year old girl were swept off martins beach by a wave. san mateo fire crews were able to rescue the little girl and take her to a hospital nearby on saturday. but officials say she died from her injuries. the

this is the pattern always and it will be the criticism against volker turk, as well.trian citizen, so was hitler. all of these lines will come out. and the un will be accused of being anti—israel. so it will not be given that role, i can be almost certain for that. but mark, if i may, you say once hamas is obliterated, i do need to point out, please, that it is notjust a matter of human rights and morality to say that this huge level of destruction by israel is wrong. i would say it is also wrong in terms of realpolitik. this is not the way to eradicate hamas. hamas was created after israel's very harsh response to the first intifada in 1987, and it came to power after israel's even more harsh response in the second intifada. that is what happens. the same with hezbollah. hezbollah came to power after the israeli invasion of 1982 and it became the most powerful player in lebanon after the israeli attack on lebanon in 2006. yesterday, the most senior military man in the entire world, the chairman of the usjoint chiefs of staff, said that every civilian in gaza killed b

despite their linguistic proximity to the muslim turks, the gogauzes converted to orthodoxy.t under ottoman oppression to bessarabia, to the land.

on wednesday, the united nations high commissioner for human rights volker tÜrk traveled to the egyptianside of the rafah border crossing to gaza where he accused both israel and hamas of committing war crimes. >> this is the gateway to a hellish nightmare. i can't even fathom to think what they're going through the other side. and i see in front of me come the lifeline that would bring relief and humanitarian assistance, which until now has not been enough. woefully inadequate. amy: to see our interview with volker turk as well as the head of the new york office of the high commissioner for human rights who resigned in protest over israel's assault on gaza, go to democracynow.org. in the occupied west bank, the palestinian health ministry says an overnight israeli military assault on the jenin refugee camp has killed eight people and wounded at least 14 others. since early october, daily -- >> more than 60 media organizations were destroyed. dozens of journalists families were killed. houses were bombed. more than 22 broadcasting channels in the broadcast strip stopped working completel

agro-industrial complex of the minsk region as the agricultural complex of the grytskevichy garadzki turk. it’s a good combine, we had good grains this year. there are a few let downs, but overall your performance is no worse than last year’s.

turk, a turk who is the high commissioner, israel is suspicious of activities of human rights structuressm, well, their relationship is quite complicated , well, the head of the israeli ministry of defense also ruled out a ceasefire in gaza until all the hostages are released, that is, for his part he set such an ultimatum, here it is reported that the military began to use methods of struggle, including with fortified underground tunnels, this is what this means in practice, is there any understanding of how israel intends to act further, but although would be to minimize attacks on civilian targets and the death of civilians. well, i expect that the israeli leadership itself has an understanding of how and in what order they will act, but i am personally alarmed by the logic that by carrying out a ground operation we will achieve the release of the hostages, what if they suddenly get caught , yes, by chance, and we will release them, or this... the conditions of the ceasefire are not very clearly formulated , by the way, by the way, we are making efforts to release a certain number, ci

islands, the cayman islands, the falkland islands, it gibraltar, montserrat amongst them, and the turks caicos islands. now the high commissioners of canada, australia, new zealand, south africa, india, sri lanka, ghana and malaysia. followed by the high commissioners of nigeria, cyprus, sierra leone, tanzania, jamaica, trinidad and tobago, uganda and usually canio would be here but they are not here today. 16,000 men from british east africa lost their lives in the war. all these countries played a part. they are followed by the high commissioners of malawi, malta, the george cross island of zambia, the gambia, singapore, guiana, botswana, lesotho, barbados. the contributions of many of the countries in africa not well recorded unlike those of soldiers from britain and the old commonwealth. very often, not given a grave, just buried and even now, many years later, they are still trying to identify how many people gave their lives in the first world war and the second world war. mauritius, former swaziland, the bahamas, papua new guinea, so shells, st lucia, st vincent and the grenadine

devlet coward, give me a hundred of your soldiers, and once the turks are behind you, remember, when the tevlet out of the bakhchesarai, and if they don’t listen, i’m afraid that my uncle and i might drag out this time, suvorov is cutting off, and they’re attacking from every angle, so you, sister, try, write more often, that you understand that now on your shoulders lies all the concern for the court and our little secret, which the empress must not find out about. let's hope my uncle didn't expose this secret, there are too many people. goodbye, alexandra, don't be naughty, but let's go. thirdly, ridicule, deliberate disputes and contradictions, fourthly, affection and gossip, but excessive politeness is not bearable in society, children should not interrupt anyone ’s speech, rush to express their opinion, speak too loudly or affirmatively, and simply without raising their voices. it is very wisely written, your grandmother wants you to become a wise ruler too, she loves you very much, and you, which manifests itself over time. i dare to hope that someday i will be worthy of your g

the village of turk began to be called russia in the dust.strikes on the streets, only the calls of the people who died in the poshchak of the birds. turave's church was shmat, but it was all junk. prince yury will straighten out the situation. a city without a stone temple, that's nonsense. budaunitstva is a hutka. usyago just five bastards. the temple would asvechany. as far as we can see, he is not close to the polack safiya, the most powerful living creature on our lands. it’s true, the tura church is a true city. in 1230, in the carpathians, there was an earthling. vodguli came and fell. the hell of the cathedral was filled only with darkness. archaeologists adore their primordial bastards. and all the words that guide these scenes have no purpose. the cataclysms that have happened have not faded away. yong is the great temple of the spiritual. put your faith in the darkness, and with the tsaglinka, may there be hope for everyone. connect with your heart as if it were yours let your soul rise. padpyary ya stupid god for help, if only the

and so in 2010 our family moved from minneapolis to kabul turk turbidngos support a humanitarin project. during this time we came to believe the lives of local families could be dramatically improved by empowering them to start and run their own businesses. too that end in 2017 brian start a business consulting micro finance company called bloom afghanistan. bloom's mission was to equip the afghan people the tools come education and capitol need to build and maintain successful small businesses. ryan took the time to learn the local language and continued dick and connected deeply with his clients and their families. as a result dozens of afghans were able to start their own businesses with microloans and ryan's coaching. i understand it may sound unconventional. we loved our community. we loved our lives of service so much opportunity to better the lives of afghan people. and it made it 2021 that 2021 thetaliban's reemergence cd everything. for afghanistan and for my family. our family evacuate on august 17. this was a difficult time having to leave behind our home, our community and o