u. department of justice is filing a lawsuit to break up the entertainment giant live nation, accusing itg a harmful monopoly that inflates prices. the company, popularly known for selling tickets through ticketmaster, says the lawsuit will not solve the issues fans care about. speaking during a cnbc interview, the chief financial officer said he fundamentally disagrees with the lawsuit, saying live nation does not see enough profitability to sustain a monopoly. the company has released an update on its website to break down the lawsuit, saying that the doj "ignores everything responsible for higher ticket prices, from rising production costs to artist popularity to 24/7 online ticket scalping that illustrates the public's willingness to pay far more for ticket prices." here is what attorney general merrick garland had to say. >> in recent years, live nation's erbitant fees and technological failures have been criticized by fans and others alike. but we are not here today because live nation''s conduct is inconvenient or frustrating. we are here because that conduct is anticompetitive and

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u. n department of safety and security for less than 2 months. he's from india 46 years old and a father of 2. and while the u. n is set up a fact finding mission to gather more details about the circumstances of his death . they've already been able to determine that it was israel, who is responsible. we are in discussion with israel to determine exactly how this incident happened and the nature of what happened. i don't think uh, i don't think at this stage we are in doubt about where the shots came from as much as what the circumstances were. where did they come from? oh we, we believe it came from a tank in the area. 109 d u n staff members have been killed since israel began it's war on guys a little over 7 months ago. here at un headquarters on tuesday, investigators reacted to the latest killing test to and this violation of international law, international lawyers, unacceptable and i should not be tolerated. a 2nd un staff member was wounded during the attack. it's a woman from jordan, she's in the hospital and expected to make a full reco

u. n. department of safety and security and concept color is the 1st international you and casualty with an 190 palestinian u. n. a. where it gets had been killed since october. the 7th. is there any forces have carried out at least 8 strikes on humanitarian con, voice on premises and gaza since the war began? the united states has condemned an attack on a convoy, carried out by is rarely protest as the group unloaded food items and destroyed the urgent need needed supplies. preventing them from reaching garza, the vehicles with crossing through hebron in the occupied westbank heading towards casa, as well as restriction on food aid has caused finding across the launch in pods, district or condo, colts. states through scott to smash rice flour and other money needed food. these is right. these are determined to prevent this age from reaching hello, sting and engulfed the disco going was on its way from jordan to the perceived strip through hebron in the occupied westbank where it was attacked on monday human rights lawyer appears to run the steps behind us. you can see the surplus, jewis

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amidst weeks of pro palestinian encampments the u's department of education is investigating allegations the unified school district failed to address anti-semitism in its schools. the complaint alleges that jewish students have been subjected to quote, severe and persistent bullying and harassment. school superintendent has been called upon to testify at a congressional hearing on anti-semitism today. >>> the u.s. paused its latest shipment of bombs to israel as a sign of disapprove against prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plan to fully invade rafah. the white house worries a promised ground invasion will worsen the crisis. today, cia director bill burns will be traveling to israel to talk. >>> back here in san francisco, a suspect is now arrested after being involved in two hit and run incidents one including a teenage girl. the first happened near jones and market street where the driver struck one pedestrian and it happened yesterday. the second happened shortly after as police chased the suspect to north beach where he hit a 14-year-old girl right outside francisco middle school.

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u. n. department of safety and security, and that they came under fire and that one of them was killed. and that person is an international staff member of the un of un is not confirming what country uh, that individual is from. is there still waiting for uh, informing the family members of this individual, but that person was killed. the 2nd individual that was injured were told their injuries are fairly minor and that they expect to have a full recovery. but it's important to point out that again this was a un marked vehicle on its way as part of its duties, going to the european hospital to protect and activities work as they are doing in rafa when it came under what appears to be according to some video that we've seen online uh, arm's fire wasn't, it did not appear to be a drone strike or, or showing per se, it appears to be the gunfire that went through the window. that's not what the union is saying, but that's based on some video that we're, we have seen in that we're trying to get confirmed. you want, as you said, this is the 1st international staff member of the un that has be

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u. s. energy department for his companies. while he was writing these books. judging the importance of something must be done about climate change. but why in poor countries? because you've written eloquently about how se accounts and then like have for k suffers under the dictatorship of the ip easy see movement is it? well uh, so that they cannot develop a while. the rich countries, which people in which countries get very wealthy off these policies as well. international development age for the last several decades has been tied to the climate change agenda to eliminate fossil fuel emissions. money that used to be used to eradicate, try to eradicate poverty and reduce vulnerability to extreme weather abounds and help you eliminate world hunger. i mean, all of that has been, is now ignored in the zeal to illuminate possible fuels. and, you know, there's 4000000000 people on the planet, mostly in africa, who don't have access to grid electricity. and more people in africa, they do have a bundle, coal and petroleum resources.

the department of defense will engage with african partners to expose and highlight the risks of negative p r c. and russian activities in africa. over $300000000.00 were requested by the u. s. state department this year for the fine seconds russia and sign that in the african continent, even though some african countries are way that's continued alignment to moscow cameras, the risk of isolation from global markets by the waste field is more to gain then to win us. uh deluxe russia helped very, very much. we had a coup attempt in 2020 before the elections. if it were not for the russian military, our state would not exist at the moment. now our citizens can sleep peacefully, at least in the villages conquering, from sort of not. i would like to offer my congratulations to you, mister president, because all of the decisions that you've taken you've made, you're not going to regret them because we have managed to secure a great success. not just for the president of the russian federation who has invited us, but it's also a success for african countries because of russia is a winner. everyone is the winner. niger, which is waging a historic struggle for the re conquest of

u. s. defense department have reached that these engagements agreement to carry out the withdrawal of american forces, which has already begun. it is agreed that did this engagement will and no later than september, 15th, 2024. think about remotes in asia scrap the security packed with the us and rewarded its troops to leave the applicant, countries military and government accused washington of undermining the suffering till evening shifts. american soldiers had been station bessie. he is under a so called counter terrorism mission, but new jerry and officials say the us hassan actually helped to bring peace and security to the nation. last month, washington also agreed to withdrawing soldiers from neighboring chad. that was off . the military official says that they won't, if the americans out to were also an historian, general tools as africans, apparently don't want to work with any americans who refused to treat them without respect. i don't have that much of a choice. the washington post esmond reporting that the new gerry and authorities were very upset by the con, the sensor, and to pat

u. s. department of safety and security and gaza is the 1st international you and casualty more than a $190.00 palestinian u. n. a work has been killed since october 7th. is there any forces of cat out at least 8 strikes on humanitarian convoys on premises in gaza. since the war began, as well united states as condemns an attack on an 8 convoy carried out by is riley protest as the group unloaded food items and destroy the gently needed supplies, preventing them from reaching people in gaza vehicles or crossing through hebron and the occupied westbank heading towards casa, israel's restriction on food aid is caused assignment across large parts of the strip. as nor connor reports. they threw got to smash royce flour and other much needed food. these is riley's, are determined to prevent this age from reaching hello sting in in garza this combined with on its way from jordan to the seats strip through hebron in the occupied westbank where it was attacked on monday human rights lawyers appears to scan them, run fast behind us, you can see the surplus, jewish, extreme, historical aids meant for g

u. k. department site or university. stop it basically away for a long weekend when it comes back from that long weekends, both university, all thirty's, and the police. and the protest as he is gonna have to decide how much confrontations they want. but as i say, the protests is here saying they're going to be here for several days. at least. all right, roy, challenge reporting from august the university. thank you very much. laurie. still a head on allison, 0 hopes of a transition to democracy and chance along the way to the presidential election. but observers a raising concern the and the party time in the portuguese capital, the sporting lisbon fence celebrate their teams title, way that are coming up in sports. the . it may be may, but it's still cold enough for snow in this young hunter and say for one, let me show you this was between california and nevada. the snow falling there now has tapered off, so it is a much calmer pitcher up and down california. temperatures will shoot up over the next little bit as well

u. a department. we're talking about surgeries where there has been at dozens of injuries that were injured by the is there any forces who need immediate injuries and these injuries take place? surgeries, take place in every hour. all of these operations need electricity. and if the electricity doesn't the, it's if the fuel cuts and it's going to shut down where we're risking the lives of hundreds of patients. and it's not only unlocks the hospitals that you are in hospice. and in hon. eunice mentioned that they did not receive any fuel for more than 7 days, and it's going to collapse in any minutes. so this is the situation in the causal trip. in the hospitals, all of the hospitals are in the risk of collapsing in any minute because there has been no fuel entering at either from different crossing or from cut him up beside them. at the end of the gallery, there was a very nice just for us from there all about on central garza thank you. and i was speaking of aide, a griffith as rarely as has attacked

u. k, as a department is to hand off until january next is to hold the election. but in terms of timing, when it was going to happen, that really was that the prime minister of this question. so what heating key was when he found that his policy had the best tom, now that with many, including within his own policy, he felt very strongly that he would have stood it back to chance later. and he had given your calling me more time to improve. but of course the council says what the appointments will be waiting off is that things could also get a little less. so it does have kids that he's looking to capitalize on a couple of wins for him on, on major policy points recently, one of them being the economy and the recently this morning he had some good news with inflation numbers dropping. that was something he was keen to point to uh today the, all the big thing that he'll be pointing to and have pointed to you today and we'll throughout the campaign is his policy on immigration. he's pledge to stop the boat, stop small boat crossings coming to the u. k. um and has thi

u. k. i preventing department a ton of the gone and trashes up there where sonco screens we want the permanence return on the updates. but under the circumstances, we could not get to watch we wanted because there are 2 constraining laws in that you keep that do not allow for memory 10 of august to the countries of origin. and these laws i've been around for a long time. and now we've been talking about these of this for half a century. we started using evolution. so about half a century ago, talking to do a told you that by there we channel, these are just and less than q model of these discussions and negotiations. so we thought that allows you to wait for a bit of time to come. we will take advantage of what was available that was a close within the low in the u. k. that allows for learning of, i guess, 2 countries as well. what that was watching, we update for the 9 miles that we had to negotiations to well, golden silver and suffice from the victoria and albert in purchasing museums collections have been sent to go in and out for this long term loan. they were stolen from the king's court,

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u. k. 's department for business and trade in london, and calling on the government to hold on supplies to isn't some of the reactions, efficiencies in drysdale on site as well. side, side, sideways manufacturing, the weapons trade, your use that accuse of u. k. o being simplicity in the genocide and gaza called brandon's been on the protest in london may. the 1st is international work is day on the demonstrations here. outside the government department for business, for a blockading the entrances to this government developments are both protesting against those workers who wish to continue sending weapons. israel, according to the government contracts, but also install the dougherty for those workers who don't want to continue sending weapons to israel. there are trade unionists working within the department to to express very extremes. what about the fact that they have to participate in this practice? despite the uncertainty about the legal status for that of the british government has refused to reveal the legal advice that is receiving from its lawyers about the legality of continuing

u. s. square report released by the state departments suggest that israel may have reached international laws while using american arms in gossum presidential by the head order the report back in february. but it was submitted to congress after a long delay. the document says that it is quote, reasonable to assess that us supplied weapons have been used in ways that are inconsistent with israel's obligations dw, correspond, and benjamin as far as grover is in washington, and he had this background assessment of the report for us. so this report comes only 2 days of the president fighting publicly threatened to withhold certain bombs and of temporary shelves of israel goes ahead. within a sold on the packed set you up for a fund sullivan gauze i chose the washington is using it's leverage. this is world's biggest on 6410, not just sharing is frustration with is really government behind closed doors. many have been asking to by the administration to do this for a while now. and we also know that israel has seized the rough uh, across thing into egypt from, from us. and the closure of the b

u. s. military personnel and civilian defense department employees. in plain language, he basically said new share was expelling the united states. how do you see this impacting the, the growing threat of, say, terrorism from the likes of all, kinda this is a pretty complicated question and, and so i think it's, it's the 1st should be understood that and for. com was not the despite what they were saying was not having any success, nor the french foreign legion or whatever the. and then i also as friends in the us, have the have biggest military footprints with the us, having the largest military front print on the con, the back of the puts us ostensibly for the purpose of, of fighting terrorism. and they were not having any, if anything, terrorism at once with terrorism group has expanded increased since their presence . so to do so, it would be mistake to think that without them that they would the, for some reason that the, the terrorism would necessarily grow because they were gone. now i also think it's important for us to consider what stabiliza

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u. k. now what campaign is of been protesting of the department for business and trade in london, quoting on the government to hold on supplies to israel, civil actions of taking place in glasgow and south wales outside factories manufacturing the weapons trade unions are accusing. the u. k. has been complicit in genocide and gaza for brandon was not the protest in london made the 1st is international work his day on the demonstrations here outside the government department for business, for a blockading the entrances to this government development. although protesting against those workers who wish to continue sending weapons to israel according to the government contracts, but also in solidarity for those workers who don't want to continue sending weapons to israel. there are trade unionists working within the department to to express very could stream this. what about the fact that they have to participate in this practice on, despite the uncertainty about the legal status for that of the british government has refused to reveal legal advice. it is receiving from its lawyers about the met

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u. k. we have aust, both of those departments for comments so far, nothing official coming back. i think it's pretty safe to assume that like governments around the world, especially western governments, uh the intelligence agencies and the diplomats will be working frantically to try to discover everything they can about this incident. and potentially look into the, the next steps as both of our colleagues have just been talking about in terms of, of what does happen if it is confirmed that mr. i c, as indeed being killed in this accident. what that means for the writing government, they writing and policy and relations with countries such as breton harry, fawcett, the with the latest for us from london will be staying across reaction for you here and i'll just there. thank you for now. harry. let's go to washington dc across the atlantic and speak to our correspond that russell and jordan rose. we know that president biden has been briefed on the state department says they're watching this very, very closely. but very little else by way of detail to actually my sources at the s

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department. you have been warned that as for 2 years lies across the u. s. also. i t the cracking down and protested with the moving gaza moving in to clear bulky pied campus buildings in new york police arrested around 300 protesters during rates on 2 campuses on tuesday nights. but it's the little to the, to those comes out at the cities full with them. university who's done domino is offices move in on the other side of the country at the university of california in los angeles, demonstrates as we build that barricades, but now onto a heavy police presence. class stays with cancel a table wednesday following on us spunk by clashes between israel, supporters and those come touts on sites the a i'm, it's still a simmering tension. the whitehouse as president biden is monitoring the unfolding chaos on college campuses very closely. the americans have the right to peacefully protest. they have the right to peacefully process as long as it's within the law, and that it's peaceful for so for lutes, forcibly taking over the building is not peaceful. it's just not stud

or the president who used his own department to put himo u there in the first place?rmer assistant treasury secretary monica crowley joins primetime now. >> monica, i don't know if you've seen that clip. that's a prettu haclipy that'se how the left characterizes trump, because they've lost their mind for a long time erizes t. t but how how do you think they're feeling right nowt about day 11 of court as more and more evidence is showing this a shaanncm? yeah, you know, peter, it's so>o interesting because the left and the imperial media and all of trump's enemies and cannot believe that the man is not just still standing, but that h he is thriving. part of what is giving rise, robert de niro's outburst and all of this anti-trump psychosiurst ands, which is worw than it's ever been. it's because donals everd trumpn now leading in all of the swing states a huge margin way out of the margin, the margins of error here. so the frustration that has been building, that has beennti- anti-trump for the last seven or eight yearsmp the, it'w exploding because they cannot fathom

last hospitals and all the jobs are in nature. besides suddenly emergency departments come on to a humanitarian catastrophe. d. c. u n is false to suspend to date deliveries dropped on the justice details. antique congressional navy gets using us secretary of state sense . we think that a supposed to get genocide the welcome to the probably going to get its central goals or at least 10 people, including a pregnant women have been killed it over long. it is way the rates it happens in there's a way to area buildings. a sheltering displays, people with talks is by the strikes, the bodies of the data they did would take it to alex, the hospital and data by that. well, it's very full say is uh once again, legacy to hospitals in the columns and strip full. those 200 people, patients that relatives medical workers have been trapped inside the a lot of hospital adult dogs. and since sunday is why the sniper's a big at the building, other rockets hit the 5th floor, the all bills opened. fire with the cloud one hospital full thing stuff displays palestinians to flee axles the alba triples. chaos and fear good snores in gaza

u. k. now, because campaign is that we've been protesting at the departments of business and trade in london, quoting on the government to hold on supplies to israel. civil actions also taking place in glasgow and south wales outside factories manufacturing weapons. trade unions are accusing the u. k. of being complicit in the genocide and concept of correspondent pull. brandon was the protest in london because the wrong weather bridges, simplicity in genocide in golf on and out of the work members of the pc of junior and work in the department of business, i'm afraid, are concerned about handling the licenses for weapons stop, go to get a product off of the weapons, often the like the department of things that are being dropped off. and so they are worried off the ground, but the cvd be wrong and they have to be convicted in it. and also the legal ground that a possibility. all those licenses and then they actually become publicity in the genocide commit to body as well. i know they are seeking to big legal action is actually prevent not being forced to do this work through the union. they

briefed on this matter earlier in the day, and the us state department said that officials there were closely following developments. of course the u. s. has not had regular diplomatic relations with the ron since 1979. so there is no direct communication between the 2 countries. any sort of information sharing would have to occur through intermediaries. and this is a particularly sensitive period in that relationship given there are so many topics that are pending that are creating tension. we just have a reporting of last week. us officials meeting through an intermediate with iranian officials in oman to discuss containing the war between israel and who mos in gaza . and then we have iran putting much of the blame of it's of it's economic suffering on the us sanctions. and of course, overarching all is the ronnie and nuclear agreement with neither party, really showing willingness to come back to the negotiating table and all those sensitive balls in the air. we throw in this wrench with the missing helicopter, carrying the uranium president on board. and it's no wonder that us officials are really withholding any sort of specul

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u unit. it has a cutting me dialysis department, and a lot of palestinians rely on this hospital. if the hospital does not receive any fuel in the next 24 hours, hundreds of palestinian patients are going to be in risk of death. and thank you very much indeed who now called are talking to some dental, but uh well israel's band all just either from reporting from there i'm going to go to salt our honda who's joining us now from the jordanian capital i'm on so they is very is i have never acknowledge that civilians did die in the strike. they were talking about the one that was happening in the tentative incompetent. how significant is the fact that israel has actually elected to that? the, it's significant in the sense the so usually they wouldn't. but whether it will lead to anything or any rep precautions or any in real investigations with conclusions to is another matter. so we have heard from the prime minister, you just had a this things it. so it was a tragic mistake. that what happens. israel has confirmed, obviously they carry it out of that, so it's high, but you said beca