but one employee, stephanie's hugo refused to destroy evidence, and she was the only one. stephanie protested to u. b. s. management and to french regulators. her documents would eventually help to identify $38000.00 offshore bank accounts, containing $12000000000.00. u b. s responded by trying to fire her during the 2008 financial crisis. the french government intervene, but u. b. s. was successful in harassing and intimidating her and didn't isolating her professionally. she soon begin suffering from anxiety and depression. in 2012, u b. s finally fired her, and not only did the bank fire her, but it sued her to seeking damages for defamation. after the publication of her book, the woman who knew too much part of that series of lawsuits, plagues her today. with that said, stephanie did not roll over. she filed her own suit against u. b. s seeking compensation totaling 3500000 euros she one. but the judge gave her only 4500 zeros u. b. s. eventually paid a record fine of $4900000000.00 in 2019. but stephanie was left financially ruined and blacklisted in the financial sector. in the united states, w

however, as i held the french government and because u b. s has been fined because you b as a manager is i've been fined as well. they've been sentenced and fine. so it means that i told the truth me, if i told the truth, i guess that the judges will uh, trust me, right. and that way when want my child versus to be asked. but once again, i am the 1st one. so when you are the 1st one, it's at least you with tip toeing on uh, on own channel, is it no, wait? oh yes, extremely difficult. oh yes, it's a new world in that respect. you're the one that the really, that's really creating the precedent for, for what comes next. i wanted to say also that i'm glad that i had the chance to read your excellent book, which i whole heartedly recommend to our viewers. one of the really terrific things about it besides your very compelling story is the fact that wiki leaks co founder julian assange wrote the introduction. can you tell us about that? how you got to know julian, hassan, and uh, and how he came to write the introduction to your book. well, i was

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and it's employees then word solely within the confines of the law. unfortunately though, at least in the case of swiss banking, giant, u. b. s. u would be wrong. i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers, the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 last year we told you the story of bradley brick and spelled d u b s. whistleblower who reported to the us government that u. b. s. had helped literally thousands of wealthy americans avoid federal taxes and longer money off shore, particularly in accounts in the caribbean. broken fields revelations eventually resulted in u. b. s paying a penalty of $780000000.00. at the time that was the biggest fine ever imposed on a bank in 2008, about a year after brick and feld had reported u. b. s to the us government bank executives ordered some of its employees, including our next guest to destroy all of their computer files related to customers, with offshore accounts in switzerland. the unspoken message here was clear brook, and feld hadn't been able to reveal all of the banks, illegalities and bank executives wanted to destroy whatever evidence was left to try to protect themselves from further litigation, prosecution, and

but one employee, stephanie chabot refused to destroy and, and she was the only one stephanie protested to u b. s. management and to french regulators. her documents would eventually help to identify $38000.00 offshore bank accounts, containing $12000000000.00. u b. s responded by trying to fire her during the 2008 financial crisis. the french government intervene, but u. b. s. was successful in harassing and intimidating her and didn't isolating her professionally. she soon begin suffering from anxiety and depression. in 2012 u b. s finally fired her, and not only did the bank fire her, but it sued her to seeking damages for defamation. after the publication of her book, the woman who knew too much part of that series of lawsuits, plagues her today. with that said, stephanie did not roll over. she filed her own suit against u. b. s seeking compensation totaling 3500000 euros she one. but the judge gave her only 4500 zeros u. b. s. eventually paid a record fine of $4900000000.00 in 2019. but stephanie was left financially ruined and blacklisted in the financial sector. in the united states, wh

u. b. and we have that just send me back. so i t is convince is will be viewed, become a member of the beach for me. if i'm in the of the joe, not least, if i'm you for fishing out of communication either we've helped us to have information from the shower. so we have information for the, or the parts of the gulf of the con, the, the globe, relaxed that the information from the, from russia to make sure that what we booked us is by los information. as we have learned from our, from the school of jo, not easy in we believe also that. so we, we try to see how we are chemical clips in the domain of news in exchange documents, news in june program. this memorandum of understanding useful to noon. i know that a door for us of cooperation and that's all for me now. my colleague charlotte bass, keith will be at the top of the odd to take you on the next round of latest stories from around the world. have a great day hit the the the public sanchez as you probably know, i've been doing news for some 30 years now and 2 languages and al

in accounts in the caribbean, brick and fields revelations eventually resulted in u. b. s. paying a penalty of $780000000.00. at the time that was the biggest fine ever imposed on a bank in 2008 about a year after brick and failed had reported u. b. s to the us government bank executives ordered some of its employees, including our next guest to destroy all of their computer files related to customers, with offshore accounts in switzerland. the unspoken message here was clear brook, and feld hadn't been able to reveal all of the banks. illegalities and bank executives wanted to destroy whatever evidence was left to try to protect themselves from further litigation, prosecution, and fines. but one employee, stephanie cheapo, refused to destroy every and, and she was the only one. stephanie protested to u. b. s. management into french regulators. her documents would eventually help to identify $38000.00 offshore bank accounts, containing $12000000000.00. u b. s responded by trying to fire her during the 2008 financial crisis. the french government intervene, but u. b. s.

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u. n. b. and you know, what? so when the ambassador of the us spoke about what happened to his release, she spoke with emotion, with empathy. and she named names in terms of who was responsible, don when she spoke about what happens to civilians in gauze that they need to be protected. you have now. she talked about the last lives of you and work as well. i'm not sure what happened is there a tsunami? is there a tornado? has that been some freak weather event? she never named. what do we, what do they need to be protected from? they need to be protected for minis, rainy assaults, funded and on by america. this is a remarkable thing to see what america is willing to do to carry water for these rails violations of international law. and the extension is willing to embarrass its allies in the region and beyond, in order to carry that water on any indication from the us amendment so that it might be adjusting things or, or might be pressured in if, if that amendment, whether it's through to taking a less pro is re li

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be trained to change one you in time is somebody some glass coats with 59 countries and institutions including many b, u and united states signed the clean energy transition process service committing to in direct international, public finance for fossil fuel projects. if by the end of 2022, we have done it again this year, and this the spot to the us. so many seats. have you been accused of backsliding on the glasgow promises in the public subsidies to fossil ridge countries have continued to prove $4400000000.00 in international public finance. despite commission to the support by the end of 2020 to $6.00 countries, including the united states, german, the 8 slate in japan have at least $26.00 fossil fuel projects, the weights and approval for germany. having the biggest number of projects spend things well bothering public findings, hoyle and guests projects in other countries written continues to subsidize its own full. so industries. while the united states already the world's biggest full producer plans to increase the phone domestic production. so with every decision to cut the financing and cond

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and don't pass the data. but in the past, this was mainly aimed at l. u b 2 organizations, circles and it's not just about cultural self. censorship. police have rated algae, b, t, q friendly bars, clubs, and so on. us like here in moscow, reports suggest at least 4 clubs in the capital have been targeted in st. petersburg nights like this are now history. the cities oldest gate club central station has closed, pushed out of its building. the side we rented refused to allow us to work because of the last. we apologize, we are no longer in business. the club hosted on the russians social networks, contact to l g b t q. people in russia have long face depression and open discrimination. the new law at another layer goes to school. as i think the sloan extreme is, is for show to frighten the southern group of people in many eligibility to organizations know self sense. so to close themselves, down to algebra, 2 people have always existed and will continue to exist here. the comfortable leaf, i guess if of course, many will go into hiding, but after certain tim

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environmental groups of cold to move a smoke screen, say a full shows of phasing out oil, gas and coal, b u. s. and china also, and as they work together to reduce methane emissions, the gas is a major contribute to, to global warming. the oil and gas industry. must i, 9 around our northstar of keeping $1.00 within reach. and that is exactly that extra 9 and the thinking behind the oil and gas, the composition charter that's we are announcing today the one you crane is led to the destruction of many of the countries natural resources. farm land has been hard, had to reduce great output as an impact to the world's food supply. prosecutors, a gathering evidence, low hope of trying russia in international quotes, what they describe as a co sign. well, mcbride, some keys in phone lines outside. keep an inspection team carries out a regular check for signs of pollution are seemingly healthy. the water and soil here is heavily contaminated by oil that is soaked into the ground. and this is where the oil came from. a fuel depot that was destroyed and a russian strike in march last year. in july 20

made up of $44.00 signatories, including nations like written candidates, spain, italy, and france as. 2 as nato b, u and the g 7, there is a concern about the cost to the global shipping trade, which currently in the red sea cows to about 15 percent overall. what we know is that because of these mounting attacks already, there has been a halt by some shipping companies operating in the red sea. what operation prosperity guardian will do will allow this international force to now take a defensive past year and action against these attacks. kimberly, he'll get l g 0. the white house the we'll talk to some of the world news now from says parliament has approve the controversial know that to toughen rules on immigration. the bill passed off to her right in the, in the pen said her talking with both it will strengthen the front says ability to deport foreigners. it takes, according to the most aggressive immigration in decades. patasha bucklin has more from personal a pull the fact that there's a migration bell has been paused via fonts as national assembly is a huge relief for the french government, and

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and uh, what's the bad news for you? he only likes this situation. what about both areas of a foreign friends? suddenly he's popping up in b. u a and saudi arabia where he was greeted as a very dear guest of the kingdom in moscow. he's been putting out the red carpet for far leaders like the president of iran, so much for the international i selection that was expected to follow is indictment tool war and war crimes charges. is he just flaunting his impunity? or is he busy putting together a new id, west of access? 3 quick points. i think that's the illusion about the, the global unity in isolating russia. it's just the illusion and it's a fantasy. it's very easy to cast up to see me or below it, or a boat pretty sizing brush up the un general assembly. but so many countries in the global south, not already china, but also the largest democracy in the world. india are having a beneficial commercial relationship and they're not abandoning vladimir putting same goes for countries in the gulf, including u, a in saudi arabia, to receiving, quote. and with this, the symbols of prestige and welcome is also a way to show to the west

whether you know or by and has many enemies within the b u and all the leading political blocks in the european parliament road lead to so last week to the european commission, don't give around anything, don't give them release them, them and yours. nothing, nothing. because as he said, he's a blackmail or, you know, you don't, you'll come back for more. so, uh, is it going to get those additional 20000000000 yours? i think, you know, it's going to be quite a challenge for him. the problem is, but, you know, again, it goes back to this emotional attachment, is that, well, that's just more about and that's one out of 27. the question is, why did the other 26 go along with this? what you will, what? what's that, what then, what does they think they getting out of the same way? you know, we got the, uh, the, the baffling congress over the over the budget. you know, giving a 61000000000 for ukraine. i mean, the median for late, the republicans that revolting horrible republicans refusing to give, give you cream what of what he needs. but all the republicans, it's only a small percentage o

under pressure to get the results and the nation is league against den box today, off to a dreadful world come the i'm gonna hold off is welcome to the program a, b u, and as described, the renewed funds hing between homos militants and israel as a return to how long of for the people of gauze on that still is he is resumed this morning, often negotiates has failed to extend what had become a 7 days these fox officials from the hum, off controlled health ministry, say thousands of thousands have been killed in the hours since then. after a week of relative calm, the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dashing hopes that the truth would again be extended. israel said it resumed combat after him. ass violated the terms, but how mass which the u. s. and the you have designated a terrorist organization, blamed israel for the breakdown and talks in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the is the house, the civilians, people, the fled from the area. they're all young and children. there were similar themes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded ci

and round. the wheels on the b-u-s go round and round.sh. [ laughter and applause it's weird when you know all the four-letter words, but not the two-letter ones, you know. [ laughter ] speaking of trump, today he attended his civil fraud trial in new york city to watch his former lawyer, michael cohen, testify against him. and it was the first time that they've been in the same room in five years. [ audience oohs damn, only five more years and he would've broken melania's record [ laughter ] yeah, it was the showdown everyone's been waiting for, even the judge was like, "ooh, this is getting juicy. [ laughter ] trump couldn't believe cohen turned on him. he was like, "besides being the reason you went to jail, what did i ever do to you?" [ laughter ] you could tell trump was furious at cohen he was like, "i'm not even going to tell you about the u.s./us thing. you're not worth it. [ laughter ] well, tonight president biden welcomed australian prime minister, anthony albanese, to the white house. and there was a bit of a mix up at first b

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many i have fled to the southern board, the city of rafa b u, and says that nearly 1900000 palestinians. now that's women, 85 percent the whole population in gaza. i've been antonia displaced. we had some of those who it brought to a to to the south and describe just how hot nice is inside the refuge account manager. but the, i'm from the jabante. a cam pie was displaced in the school, but the as radius bomb, the school and i came here. as you can see, this is on life. yes, my children, i live here and the god knows all condition is very difficult with much suffering. there's no voice and there's no food. what do we do? we in garza would greatly impressed and subjected to great to be the ation. i'm running around the streets until i get a piece of cloth to cover my children with. you have that. how do you fold when lived in peace and was safe in our homes and happy? it's difficult to sleep from c or into the field hungry because there is no food available. my children spend the whole day hungry and it is with a great difficulty that wave and find bread. i cry every day, not a day goes b

is made up of 44 signatories, including nations like written canada, spain, italy, and france, as well as nato b, e u, and the g 7. there is a concern about the cost to the global shipping trade, which currently and the red sea cows to about 15 percent overall. what we know is that because of these mounting attacks already, there has been a halt by some shipping companies operating in the red sea. what operation prosperity guardian will do will allow this international force to now take a defensive past year and action against these attacks. kimberly helped get al jazeera, the white house, the spring of some of the world news now, and polls that opened in the democratic republic of congo, the presidential election incumbent felix, just because he is running for a 2nd to he's facing a crowd in fields of challenges promising to bring peace and stability, which they say has been locking under the current president. catherine. so reports in the capital contrasts the bus because the bus of boise has a vote his card, but she would cost top by that she leaves at a comp for the displaced in north cube provid

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made up of $44.00 signatories, including nations like written candidates, spain, italy, and france as. 2 as nato b, e u, and the g 7, there is a concern about the cost to the global shipping trade, which currently in the red sea cows to about 15 percent overall. what we know is that because of these mounting attacks already, there has been a halt by some shipping companies operating in the red sea. what operation prosperity guardian will do will allow this international force to now take a defensive past year and action against these attacks. kimberly helped get l g 0. the white house, the pretty, some of the world news. now, the top of the quotes in the us states of colorado has disqualified donald trump from appearing on the presidential, promptly bought it for 2024. colorado supreme court says the former president is ineligible because of the us constitutions close on insurrection. it's related to his role in the attack on the us capital. on january the 6th, 2021, from campaign spokesperson quoted, a floor decision with funds to appeal that i owe raffle. that was live for us in washington dc. no, so

made up of $44.00 signatories, including nations like written candidates, spain, italy, and france as. 2 as nato b, e u, and the g 7, there is a concern about the cost to the global shipping trade, which currently in the red sea, a cows to about 15 percent overall. what we know is that because of these mounting attacks already, there has been a halt by some shipping companies operating in the red sea. what operation prosperity guardian will do will allow this international force to now take a defensive past year and action against these attacks. kimberly helped get l g 0. the whitehouse. sorry 1st help right here and i'll just here, right. what do we come back? colorado's top code removes donald trump from the ballot for next year's presidential primaries on from scripts to funded migration. we'll have the details about controversial new approved sites on this morning that state the the, you're just in time for your weather report across the middle east and africa. good to see you and right off the bat, not much to speak of through the arabian peninsula as things are looking settled, sunshine, few clou

don't mind when, when your organization sends coordinates to you, say that is really is as well as b u. n. and even the americans, what kind of response do you get? if you get a response at all? if we don't get the response under the sponsors that they are aware of and that is given to the team and down to every every because i'm going to be they can not to harm civilians. i'm and the are these institutions. so, but this is what i'm more states have, but i'm just judgment that balance and was i'm, this is the, the response that we usually get. right. okay. a frank just to pick up on a point that you were noting a few moments ago you were talking about the christian presence, in fact, in the region and not only in gaza, the archbishop, off on the head, not from the greek orthodox church in jerusalem. back in 2021. he said that the number of christians emigrating from the middle east has reached unprecedented levels. and he called to preserve this important components in the region. in your opinion, what does the disappearance of the christian elements or the dwindling of the christian elements

it's unclear with a supplies of cross through the s b u and 6 half of guns as population stopping the us defense secretary, we'll visit as well. later on monday, lloyd austin is expected to pressure the company to scale back. major combat operations in concept is ready, forces have killed 6 palestinians, and rides in the occupied west bank. the licensed operation took place in 2 car night, the se dozens of his riley vehicle stores the refugee camp. they were accompanied by his ready, bold sizes that we used to destroy roads and other infrastructure. how does air is charles draft that has moved from to car? this is riley army right. last it around 8 hours on the refugee camp of nora shops in total car of japan down here, this is one of the strikes sites of what local site was a projects all that was launched from and these riley driving as you can see, the damage to the ground is minimal and that's because this particular weapon is designed to throw out thousands of both bearings and pieces of shrapnel at the surface level here. and as you can see, that will is completely peppered with

i don't know, but we can then not allowed are moving from germany, b, u. s. and china. now when she didn't things and bite and metrics and they both laid a lot of emphasis on how they wanted golf to india, to be a success. and nobody is not even going to do. but what kind of message do you think that sends across? well, i think it sends the message that the united states is not particularly focused on what the u. n. is doing. it's looking at what it, what it's doing itself. this has been kind of a tradition in the us where these international agreements have not been as important in the american context as they have been internationally. but i think if you look at the numbers in the us emissions are coming down. there are these huge subsidy programs now that are going to drive the green transition. but um, i guess the determination was that uh, you know, the more important things for him to focus on at home then going to buy. and at least you save the the air fuel that a and the see the common footprint footprints. uh bye bye. not going nothing. can i get me to find abo

and substantial possibility. the genocide is also taking place on the different matic front b u. case 4 and secretary david cameron has met with us secretary of state antony blinking in washington to discuss the boys in gaza. and ukraine. banking says they both united in pressing for access to the captives in the gaza strip and in preventing the war on guys from spreading. they also focused on what happens after the conflict. so it's very important that even as we're focused on what's happening day and day out, that we're also not only thinking about but working on what comes next and particularly building a foundation for a durable piece and durable security of tomorrow. have a chance to welcome colleagues from around the region here in washington from the i believe the organizational assign the cooperation. i look forward to continuing those discussions with them. we have to start not only providing the age that is necessary for people in gaza, possibly using maritime routes, as well as land base routes if that is necessary. but also thinking about the future off to this ministr

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beginning of november, of this 10 national have been taken out of gauze of sofa fall and say a friday, the sons of a i u b. this is jen. and i think all the indonesian people for the support and prayers that have been given to us. we were so grateful that we could be in gaza, especially in the indonesian hospital where the facility serves the people of gaza . specifically those in the north, when we evacuated, we also had to pass through track points created by israel because they had cut off the route between the north and the south. it seems like they were really focusing on attacks in the north. so anyone who wanted to pass would be checked, but thank god we passed. we were then evacuated to school. schools are always adjacent to the un and government hospitals are volunteers who are still there. are staying right behind a school near the european hospital. the indonesian hospital as close to the northern border around 2.5 kilometers when we evacuated to the south, a distance from the school to the western border. it was also about 2.5 kilometers, but i didn't immediately leave rough. uh, i waited 2 we

a and b u. s. state of california has issued evacuation orders after giant waves had coastal areas. authorities warrant people to stay out of the water saying the waves could reach up to 6 meters. the high surface causes injuries and property damage for several days with more flooding. expect it over the weekend and we're still waiting for midnight and quite a ways off from it here in germany. but the new year has just kicked off in the pacific. one of the 1st time zones to cross over includes new zealand in oakland 2024 started with launching 500 kilograms of pyrotechnics for this fabulous display. several other pacific island countries of also already crossed into the new year the and here in germany, chancellor, all asphalt, has used his new year's message to warn of the difficult geo political landscape ahead. young point, we have friends in europe and across the globe. these are partners with whom i discussed on a daily basis, how we will guarantee ya, security in germany and europe. office

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at least 10 people are being killed and 12 wounded in the tax near a most hospital and the southern city of con, unit b. u and agency for palestinian refugee says 40 percent of the people in gauze are at risk of famine. 82000000 people have been driven from the hubs, have little access to food or water displaced and hungry palestinians, a queuing for food and off people. that side of the situation is desperate. i mean, my food reports, the health available is a small, the demand is a great displays. palestinians it from northern, on central, gaza, q up at the school, in rough or in the hopes of being given foot or even just water. the 5 refugee families are staying with us, but now we're refugees, just like them. i don't know what to do with peace or civilians who have no connection to what's happening and we have children. and we can't find milk, food or water baton, even find a plastic sheet. most of the population of gauze that has been displaced multiple times in the past few months, leading with whatever they can carry towards the charities in 8 agents offices, or schools and municipal de things that