u. s. for 2 months of protests, the outgoing leader is refusing to step down, but says she will vacate the presidential house. that natalie is out and not is a former george and ambassador to the you. she's criticize the use response to recent events in georgia. i asked her to explain why. well, there are some of jack theories, simon consensus is one, but the new address find itself in a very unusual situation is this is a candidate timeframe. and for the 1st time, the problem isn't the candidate country decides to withdraw the from the process to the leaders of the country. a basically equate to conditionality, which is the tried and tested process for the you enlargement with the black males and said that they basically had enough and they want to deprive the you of this leverage. but at the same time, uh they for the new they feel that needs to engage whoever is in the effective control because this is immediate neighborhood. as i said, it's a candidate country. and the solution out of those

u. s. for more on this, i'm drawing now by dw reporter stuff in simon's in washington dc. stuff in the us supreme court has announced it is taking up the tick tock case, what kind of signal this is sent for a while. it was actually expected that it ends up in there in front of the supreme court. just earlier in december, a federal appeals court has upheld heads up help the band or the law banning threatening to ban. take talk if they don't divest and sell it to a non chinese entity. now take talk, refuse that. but the appeals court said in early december that the government has the rights to the band tick tock for national security concerns. and they trump a constitutional issues or, or thoughts. on this, however, the supreme court decided to f as to the doctor, and that is unusual late in the game to add something like this. however, there was a social media related decision in june already by the supreme court. so this signal that at least the supreme court is taking this serious the question, if a band of take talk is constitutional or not. well, tick tock is trying to

u. s. for the last 150 years. now they've gone even further, they are going in the middle of the east, they're going to asia. and this is, this is just more of the same. and then they're using the nazis and his mom x and they're changing their names around and they're moving the pods. right. there's nothing new. the, you know, ukraine's going to lose this morning already have what's gonna happen to all those people that in india as a number russell, that the western strain are going to be. the mercenaries of the us is going to be thrown around to any other nation. and that's the thing, by the way, this is a very, very good lesson for anybody in moscow. we still face that, oh, we can make it to you. and we can make a, at least an arm is the cannot be in our recess and you break. because this is what's gonna happen, any arms for the what we already saw this and it's one of minutes. do any arms just with the width is going to be broken? is going to retreat at the 1st possible opportunity. be honest, this is not peace

u. s. for may any negotiation with that actual uh they won't approval k a b or a sponsor, a big reply to this thursday collection from russia. and then uh, they want to play the same card to the west and say to all look or actually uh its a thermos come through. uh, they are shutting me shutting ukraine. uh, shutting our stuff that you're running for us to park the box. like you said, the west never waited from them such action from ukraine, normal the in this moment the i check if there was some media in this moment that you need to learn more about the spoke about this 36. i look back again because i'm not familiar on this so where do i live by german m p and member how the alternate to for jump new party stuff on quite a stuff and it's good to have you join me right now. now, residential buildings where the key or targeting cause i know why those key of chose to vivian targets. and why doesn't the west condemn be strikes as well. we see that there is an escalation on the conflict in ukraine.

along with expiration this week for the u. s. as apologize. for the public anxiety caused by his announcement in the united states, new york police. now believe the gunmen who killed the ceo of a major us health, i'm sure has left the city the f. b. i is offering a $50000.00 reward for information leading to his arrest, of a reaction to the killing expos, deep frustration with america's health care system and appeals court in the united states has upheld a law that could potentially bend to talk in the coming weeks the walk compels the platforms, chinese parent company by dance, to sound like the stake, the video sharing app. the u. s. government argues that the widely popular app poses a national security risk pulls up close and book counting is underway and gone as presidential and parliamentary elections. the vote is largely a contest between the current vice president. well, i'm overdue for one of my me, of, of the ruling patriotic party. and john and john, money, ma, hama of the main opposition national democratic congress party. but many

i think ross should be fully entitled to a race every s b u office building in, in, in the ukraine. for starters, eliminate the s b u. and then begin to go after the political leadership. because they're not gonna stop there, they've made it very clear. they have 0 interest in negotiation. the only negotiation they want is over russia's dead body. and um, what are your thoughts on what of the diamond revelations that genuine carrillo had exposed during his time in office like the us, funded by lots and you'd right slow races, which is raises the question about the financial interest of ra, involved. i have no evidence of this, but just based upon my prior experience working with investigations of organized crime, i guarantee you that there were criminal gangs in both ukraine and russia that had financial interest in those bio labs. i. i'd be interested to know who actually owned those laboratories, the, the physical plant who owned the buildings, were those owned by the government. or were they renting them from people or renting them from people. those, those rents. i bet you were peg

believe here is that he needs to understand that the security architecture in europe is crucial for the u. s. and also a for the situation in the, in the pacific. alexander, thank you very much. that was our brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena a thank you. the for ministers of around in turkey say they will resume diplomatic efforts together with russia to end the conflict in syria. turkey backs the rebel forces who sees the city of the left, the lightning offensive over the weekend. around and russia support the regime of president bush. auto saw the revel advance marks the most serious development in the syrian more since 2020. the syrian army is rushing soldiers and weapons to hum my province in north western syria. it's trying to break the momentum of the insurgents who were moving southward after capturing large parts of it, lived on a level provinces to the north, including a level city which had been under government control for the last 10 years. serious army chief traveled to the new defensive line and how not to rally the troops. this is our land and our pride. anyone who bre

u. s, which is rich democracy as, as germany, for instance, the u. s. has a very different health care system. it's very fragmented. so there's a lot of these health insurance companies that play a big role. but it also means that it's not very regulated. there's the division of responsibility between the state and the federal level. and so that means it's fragmented. it's not very much regulated. and that also affects that. and the cost is not controlled in a, in a centralized way in washington dc lawrenceville. okay, thanks so much. i all right, let's get you a reminder about top story. the syrian rebel latest has met with the outgoing prime minister in damascus. let's see. and the country's problem inside them ready to help with the transfer power variable for the late the final offensive to couple of bus aside a trying to present the more modern and that you're up to date. i'm next, the documentary on housing. bob ways economy relies on the support of citizens. and of course, it's coming up just a moment. if you need more news, you can catch up on a

u. s, which is rich democracy as, as germany, for instance, the u. s. has a very different health care system. it's very fragmented. so there's a lot of these health insurance companies that play a big role. but it also means that it's not very regulated. there's the division of responsibility between the state and the federal level. and so that means it's fragmented. it's not very much regulated. and that also affects that. and the cost is not controlled in a, in a centralized way in washington dc lawrenceville. okay, thanks so much. all right, let's get you a quick reminder about top story before we got the theory and read the latest have met with the feeling prime minister in damascus by c in the countries parliament side. they have ready to help with the transfer of power. the rebel grids that laid the final offensive to toppled by shot, a sign to trying to present a more moderate public in andrew, out to date up next. the documentary on housing. bob boys economy relies on the support citizen, so it's integrated approve. and that story coming up in

u. s, which is rich democracy as, as germany, for instance, the u. s. has a very different health care system. it's very fragmented. so there's a lot of these health insurance companies that play a big role. but it also means that it's not very regulated. there's the division of responsibility between the state and the federal level. and so that means it's fragmented. it's not very much regulated. and that also affects that. and the cost is not controlled in a, in a centralized way. in washington, they say lawrenceville fed thanks so much and with that you're up to date dw, business is up. next. if it's more news you're looking for, you can always catch up on a youtube channel or the west side of the www dot com on social media as well. there are possibilities the handle you need for instagram and takes the www, needing some. anthony helps me in the team here in building the with each passing day of the continuing conflict in syria. more and more children fear their future maybe fading away with every classroom damaged or destroyed. with every child wit

s. and militant for the u. s. rules i the red carpet for the with to our risk, not in control of syria. we look at how washington sponsor groups health bring it by their succession. it's because they seek to conquer other nations. to impose fundamentalists journey on the movies on the entire world. not discussion somewhat say of israel's actions in the middle east, but rather significant yahoo addressing they are really and people attempting to shame toronto, ritz foreign policy that comes as the un condensed invest in yahoo governments. auctions across the region. absolutely no spaces on the international law or to preventively vote. preemptively the song a country you don't like. i mean if that were the case, it would be a recipe for good. okay. all 7 pm in the russian capital. this friday the weekend is approaching. well. come wherever you're catching us from today. we begin with updates from the ground in the ukraine conflict, the russian m. o d say 7 more, a supplement, subbing secured by its troops. this w

for it. and a despite, and despite that, haunted by them was a little being the u. s. government for health in order to secure, profitable, profitable energy contracts. and while being the son of then the vice president joe biden, and this is that suspicious connections drew attention to you, christ prostitute a general who started to investigate them. and in light of these investigations drove by them himself, passing me once you crate to threaten the government. that if the prosecutor is not fired for these investigations, he will cut funding. so you crane. and if you're wondering how we know this, well, joe biden himself was bragging a little bound to the stick of less than 2. lots. should i'm telling you, we're not getting the $1000000.00. so you're not getting the building, i'm going be leaving here. i think it was what 6 hours i look as i'm leaving and 6 hours and the prosecutors not fired. you're not getting the money all sign. i'm a bitch fired. and they put in place someone who was solid at the time. so, you know, even if the investigation is back in money, j

u. s. support for ukraine. so this is also a topic that leaders have been discussing secure and brussels abrazzo spirit g, but i some of them and they're reporting. thank you very much. thank you. and to some of the news now, the husband of his ed pelley sold a french woman at the center of the most rape trial. the shop, the world has been sentenced to the maximum time of 20 years in prison is 60 co. defendants were given jail times ranging from 3 to 15 years. less than prosecute as have demanded living cause she's pretty close, etc, had never requested. it's making the case public, although it was an ordeal for my husband, dominique repeatedly drugs and raped for almost 10 years as invited audits to join in. so pretty cool, appealed full harmony in society is equally on this. when i opened the doors to this trial on the 2nd of september of last year, i wanted society to be able to understand the proceedings. i have never regretted that decision because i now have confidence in our collective ability to grasp a

u. s. h for kids. and they will also speak about the situation in syria. they see the full of the assets received as a historic chance for the country to be rebuilt and reunited. but of course for that, they also need to come up with a g on that. so those are the big topics on the agenda here. alex on the phenomenon reporting from brussels, thank you very much for that summer. thank you. the president vladimir putin of russia has admitted security failings over the killing of a russian general in moscow. earlier this week, 14 has been holding his annual news conference state media say the public sent in to 1000000 questions and said russia was not defeated in syria despite the over throw off the us on regime. who can also said that he is ready to talk to you christ, president, for the minute zealots, who didn't went on to claim that russia wouldn't be ready for a missile jewel and ukraine to test it's new arrest and miss elegans, west and ad defend systems. sean stuff, you've got you. there's no chance to shoot down these missiles be just that i get. what'

believe here is that he needs to understand that the security architecture in europe is crucial for the u. s. and also a for the situation in the, in the pacific. alexander, thank you very much. that was our brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena. let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. protestors of class of police for 5th consecutive nights in the georgia and capital tbilisi were thousands of in rallying against the government. suspension of talks on joining the european union. administrators accused the ruling georgia dream party of steering the country closer to russia. more than 200 people had been arrested since the rallies began. romania is constitutional court has confirmed the results of the 1st round, the presidential elections for russian far. i candidate colleen jessica here who surprisingly won the 1st round will be on the ballot for sundays rental. again, along with the conservative felina less money. the decision comes a day after parliamentary elections produced a frank method result adding to uncertainty for title authorities and

so it's kind of saying that i think negates sean or both of them are due for the u. s. has no official position on who should control watch and the see. but it says it cares about freedom of navigation. here. the u. s. s deployed ships and aircraft in the region in response to china's island build up. and both countries sometimes come dangerously close to each other so that rivalry is growing here. and that is consequences for the main us ally in the region. the philippines, the, this is the moment the chinese coast guard member went at the crew of a filipino naval vessel. with an axe. this sailor says he lost his time in the incident. he was headed to a filipino outpost and dis, bradley islands. to this old navy ship, which might be the world's most unique military assignment. the sierra madre the philippines ran into ground at 2nd time. a sho in 1999 to claim control of to reach the yes they did that on purpose. and yes, since then the ship has basically been stuck. they are getting rusty or they say they did it to keep an eye on the ongoing chinese construction of mr

for our truck. his view was before the understand, the meaning. this painting is about dr. floyd, a victim of police brutality in the u. s. free. so what was important for me was not to get to the face of judge floyd, i just tried to, to capture about more meant that the needs that somebody was needing on his head. so he sees he wanted to touch light even though he had lived in germany for 30 years. he still gets inspired by it and then do the route to him. everything is a piece of thought from the shoes to the floor. he drips page on on the pallet african, i come from africa, i'm proud of my all region. but 1st and foremost, i'm not just the same goes for to this walk. he hopes that in the future. his works. awesome. awesome. just thought. in not as off weekend of the annual ended there of next dw, the technology show shift looks at how artificial intelligence is changing the world of football. michael locus, bye for now. the living planet dw podcast. how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. but honestly, try to do the working 32 hours a week to be better for the assignments and 40. but of course we shouldn't be 90 t

the smoke system for the u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugee show dollars. here is honey. my more around one can in dial by a wire inside on this the school, but now it just shows the entire ro bala. there are 16000 people filtering inside the school on the outside. they're all over 50000 people. so $65000.00 people are relying on this from the including a minimal point including any kind of food distribution, hygiene distribution and also the water. well as the water was in this one made during the war, they dont have clean drinking water, but they do provide me with a full cooking purposes and washing purposes. they don't have enough blankets and mattresses, and the weather's, and the temperature is, is getting very code. as in december now we've had rain. so we've had him freezing temperatures. people just don't have enough. we don't have enough supplies coming in just this week. i've spoken to an elderly woman who was 85 and she is sleeping on a mattress in a corner. she has a very thin blanket. i'm not fit, i'm not saying she's been surviving on breakfast. 14 months i

u. s. apology for the bumping of that hospital. seems that the next 10 years that has been and increasing lenient or even acceptance to these really attacks on health care in the west bank and gaza. and what we see in gusto now based on on the president, the illegal attack on health care patients, health care workers, the pre conditions for health, walter, food security, that goes unpunished. out of this, we will have consequences for all of us. you know what, what, what's next to is next to who will be the next country to be attacked by either us or, or is really forces where no civilian target is wholly is protected. so what we are seeing now is every verse of development we have since the 2nd world of war. and while these really is allowed to do with the full support of the us, the 6th stream, the voting to anyone who knows the rules of war and anyone who knows after this has massive implications for the whole world. james, what does israel achieve this? here? it's failed and it's subjective, as we said in a report, to destroy h

like through main is done for instance, and countries like the u. s. or germany for a very critical of russia, but to exist this organization needs decisions by consensus. and russia has been locking importance decisions by using it's vito. so this is an organization for security and cooperation. so of course ukraine is at the top of the agenda. can we expect the actual decision making, or is the entire meeting overshadowed by control oversee well, i think that the meeting was overshadowed by love ralph's speech here at the, at this gathering about. so some of the ministers of already met yesterday with the ukraine and foreign minister to speak about the situation in his country over a dinner, and especially about what they can do to help civilians in ukraine traumatized people and children. so that was here also become the agenda, but i, i don't expect any, any decisions to or in malta as the w, brussels bared chief, alexandra for now, and in montero, is great speaking to you. thank you so much. thank you. and on to some other stories making headlines

. $1000000.00, he paid our tom sheila to watch for the s b u. and since then has been paying a fine for each of the 17 offices on a monthly basis, most of the call centers carried out fraudulent actions towards citizens on the territories of european countries. the most profitable work, germany, france, the czech republic, quaid breeding, and belgium. and although these are you being countries, the law enforcement agencies of the cream which protected the call centers did not bother them at all. they knew, but always very well, and turned a blind eye to it while europeans were being scammed, russians began receiving fund switch. that was the new task for the russian market, ordered by none other than the s b u. hello station to attended here. hello. is this the else co railway station? via school? are you working now? we work around the clock. listen. yeah, i'm not working anymore. i lost everything. i'll leave for my conscripts on my job and all because of this in politics and those who decide everything for us. i decided to save youth and other

now by she and i lewis to don specialist from fema and she is currently in new york city for the special ed u. n. s. c. meeting on sedan said by blinking. sure, no, thank you so much for joining us. you was the civil society before for today's meeting. i wanted to, 1st of, of you will see some of what you said today and then come to you. civilian protection relies on the belief that a system like this body can and will ensure safety. but the least as a fragile thing. if this body can not do more to protect the people of sit on, it wouldn't just be by lives at stake. it will be the very credibility of this council and its members as well. sure. not strong boards that do you believe the security council heeds that comment from you? thank you for having me. i sincerely hope, sir, because we are so over a year. so the un security council to take an vicious action on sit on for the past 20 months, the council has effectively abandoned the people listed on. and it's the world's largest humanitarian crisis. the world's largest student security crisis on the world's largest protection crisis. it's not a la

he paid our tom sheila to watch for the s b. u and suzanne has been paying a fine for each of the 17 offices on a monthly basis. most of the call centers carried out fraudulent actions towards citizens on the territories of european countries. the most profitable work, germany, france, the czech republic, great breeding and belgium. and although these are you being countries, the law enforcement edges of the cream which protected the call centers did not bother them at all. they knew but obese very well, and turned a blind eye to it. while your opinions were being scammed, russians began with stephen pump switch. that was the new task for the russian market, ordered by none other than the s b u. hello station attendant here. hello. hello. is this the obstacle railway station go more of the skills? are you working now? yeah, we're, we work around the clock. listen. yeah, i'm not working anymore. i lost everything. i'll leave for my conscripts on my job . and all because of this in politics and those who decide everything for us, i

u. s. bombing cambodia for full years from 1969 to 1973. king c, a new lost power and the crew secretly banked by the us in 1970 his replacement prime minister law. no, he did the right wing pro us command republic. in revenge, that he posed king in exile supported his full my enemies. the communist can be a real is headed by poll. this trigger for russia civil war, which pitches the command rouge on the exiled print, see a new national front against lo know government forces. this was when western journalists began to cut the cambodia as well as vietnam. and lou while rename does look know became cambodia as will hotel. and dc jim laurie was also posted to building 10. i initially went to cambodia in 1970 less than a month after i had arrived inside gone at that time. president richard nixon launched the invasion of cambodia in april of 1970 i got to uh to put on pen. once again. i was too poor to stay at the luxury royal hotel, which changed his name later to the, the non because the government that was installed was at a royalist the ask

u. s. companies to take a look at opportunities in iraq and make them aware of the opportunities and create -- there is dense and certain ways we can help to highlight opportunities for u. s. companies. yes we cannot direct them to take advantage of those opportunities. they had to make their own investment and a half to decide that iraq is possible for them. so i think they are a number of things that we can continue to do that would help attract companies. the prime minister has taken time in the past year to increase the focus on private-sector development. certainly what the government can do to advance the private-sector is important not only for foreign investment companies but it's important for iraqi companies to be able to continue to develop. i think the work that the government does to ensure that foreign companies in u. s. companies are paid, that contacts are enforced and the companies that are there of a positive experience, that's important because companies certainly will look at the treatment that other companies are receiving and if u. s. companies and other foreign companies look like they are being very successful than that's certainly more attrac

that's it for the show. gideon's new book, beginning of guys, reports on the catastrophe, is that now i've continued condolences to those surviving the u. k. u s. u, i'm genocide here in this region. will be back on monday when it's when he's ready for a socialist u. s. presidential candidate who oppose the genocide, but failed to be trump, to the white house until then keep in touch with the social media. if it's on sense and we will country and head to a general going under warranty, the hon. they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going underground. so you monday, the, the what's happening is by all means though, is only because part of human duty and crisis of all types like we're talking about almost 26000000 a beat for the day. i mean, do you need to come, you know, i'm talking about 12000000 displays. we are talking about 9 really and children outside lots of schools. 19000000 students uh, both combined usable executives, if you will have said, uh, still be good in the way of seeing katy and crisis the a you've been so well known for the promotion of our human values, human rights, and feed you equally, the set and the close again

so the most, i mean it took him the, this man word for the s b u in nova i job for almost a year. he decided not to go to town. she controlled by keys, referring to um, russia from within full spanish. oh certainly wait a minute, but i'd say just just also know where that is supposed to do. so can i ask your wife specifies orchestra to it and then yes, she's non advanced of citizenship storage and both for that, i'm good on it as bold. they're much little bit of going to learn so much southwestern, i mean i wish to switch sides bullshit. creation and my should have set their own insurance, but i see this image showing a technical support of the school i show squarely as my device. i know children. yes i just took a funeral and i have the funeral. a list of dentists because, and i want to get the legal opinion officer though the judge and concerning the warranty, over which it was mostly less weight on the original, on sierra one. the words battles, as she certainly did on your part of the phrase shall be worse than it airship though. so she knew little time i understand the most s

b as b representative with whom he collaborated. $1000000.00, he paid our tom sheila to watch for the s b u. and suzanne has been p a fine for each of the 17 offices on a monthly basis. most of the call centers carried out fraudulent actions towards citizens on the territories of european countries. the most profitable work, germany, france, the czech republic, quaid breeding and belgium. and although these are you being countries, the law enforcement edges of the cream which protected the call centers did not bother them at all. they knew but obese very well, and turned a blind eye to it. while your opinions were being scammed, russians began receiving bumps switch. that was the new task for the russian market, ordered by none other than b s. b. you hello station attendant here. hello. hello. is this the else co railway station go via school? are you working now? do we work around the clock? listen. yeah, i'm not working anymore. i lost everything. i'll leave for my conscripts on my job and all because of this in politics and the city side, everything for us, i decided to save hughes and o

u. s. has been in for a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders. it doesn't like it begins with denunciations of the past, along with promises of a better future. after 14 years of conflict, the syrian people finally have reason for hope. the assad regimes refusal since 2011, to engage in a credible political process and its reliance on the brutal support of russia and a ron, let inevitably to its own collapse. if a sod is gone, that's a welcome change. but what comes next has to be a political solution, and they have to be working in the interests of the syrian people. sharla side, oppressed is people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience and has driven numerous people to flee, many of whom have arrived in germany. but one thing is clear at the end of a sad means the 1st great site of relief of millions of people in syria of doing a ton of tea, of the atrocities, of the assad regime, the barbaric state as full. and at last, i paid tribute to the syrian people to the courage to the patients in this moment of uncertainty. i send them my

for example, specific executive orders or agency rules really can, can continue unabated by u. s. law. so what i argue for in the book is that it's important for the us to work with our allies and partners like like the european union to be able to establish clear road rules for how we gather data globally. you mentioned the european union, you may know that here in europe, tech talk is under investigation by the european commission after romania is presidential election was a know by a court. there are due to a large tick tock influence a few. here's what an e u. official said this week, we must protect our democracies from for an interview and especially when it comes to elections. we suspect that for an actors use take talk to interfere in the rumanian presidential elections. this is why today the commission has decided to open the formal proceedings against tick tock under the digital services act for a suspected breach of its obligations relating to electro processes and civic discourse. professor, i know you focus on the risk from china, but what is it about tick tock and t

e u, i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday when it's when he's ready for the socialist u. s. presidential candidates who oppose the genocide, but failed to beat drum, to the white house until then keep in touch with the social media. if it's on sense and we will country and head to a general going on the run tv hon, they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going underground. so you monday the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. if the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon, this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder lion likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to me on that. we have very close propaganda. you know a price here in new york, i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask the better the answer is will be the .

so thank you so much for joining us here today. now, if i may, the u. s. is once again, quizzes sized in india, alleging repression of religious communities. but uh, so does this price it impacts india today, or have such new new po, attempts to become irrelevant. oh, where does the this desire? rosabelle allegations, i mean indians you gather, then just a throw, this kind of reports of the doctor been immediately. i mean, nobody gives any kind of a serious talk to this kind of publications because they're already totally exposed in the sense just sometimes by indian government or wouldn't be uh, you know, named and shame them in the sense that these entities are having access with some of the political invested interest to are found to be continuously meddling in the internal affairs of the country. so very clear on this that the rest in flooding interference would not be tolerated. and this kind of reports on found unfounded and did not have any credibility to even, you know, the, it's not worth the paper, it's printed on. yeah. right. and so, as you kno

so thank you for most, i mean it took him victims with the key of the this man word for the s b u in nova, i doubt it for almost a year. he decided not to go to town. it's a control bank, he's referring to. um russia from within full springer show as sort of my way and that. but i'd say please just also know where that is for my to do so can i ask your wife specifies orchestra children then? yes. she's non advanced. i'm sort of an unofficial storage of both for the noticeable and i'm not sure if you're going to the much the question. i mean, i wish to slip sense bullshit ation. that's and much more so to me. but i seem to sit and restrain a chair and i go to school every nowhere in the school i show squarely as my device . i know shifting the all types of products here. no, no, no, no, they put the funeral. a list of dentists because now to get the legal opinion offers or the law the villages, it's concerning the words your work order. mostly let's wait on the senior one. the word spanish as you did on your own portion of the phrase will be worse than it ever shut those steps a new re

u. s. congressional style path for the s my, he said, suicide is in the hands. well, western powers. i mean, i kind of anybody can, you know, some further government. anybody can find fun. but there's a vision of subversive organization. anybody can cause trouble is somebody in the country if they receive it to be do their best interest. if you let the certain people the frames and to like develop the economy, they can uh, with lots of other last, i'm talking know, financially speaking, materials is be very sweetly. it's a very industrious people. again, historically speaking of, so i have no problem. i'm sure they have the talent and they have the drive and they have the patriotism to this. the question is, with the powers that be we can be while the append to the now it will maintain is what it is he presses is serious. so i think that potential new threats buying. oh, it says, certainly the us presence in syria is intended to ensure the and during the fi devices with our partners in the rockies security forces, with our partners in syria, with the syrian democratic forces. we are

for everyone to play nice. you mentioned h t s as a designated for interest roof uh by us and by the u. n. i. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so the situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys and bad guys. we're gonna have to find a way through this. however we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the gray. so now once the lead doesn't need our ad calling the same to spinning the narrative a being that nobody should be concerned about. all concerned with serious new terrorist need to will have my dial delani, even while the us still has a one, maybe a 10000000 dollar balance on his head. i know some people are concerned that a lot of the rebels are as long as they are from organizations that have extreme this ties. do you worry about for me afterwards? i have a and what's happened inside my ever the fine let's have this is this is more than what very easy the our mother to our daughters, people here in syria. well, 1st of all

the spokes person for the u. s . agency for posting and shows houses. it was kind of a moved around the count and they're all by were inside on the school, but now it just shows the entire ro bala, there are 16000 people filtering inside the school on the outside. they're all over 50000 people. so $65000.00 people are relying on this from the including a minimal point including any kind of food distribution, hygiene distribution and also the water. well as the water was in this one made during the war, they dont have clean drinking water, but they do provide water full cooking purposes and washing purposes. they don't have enough blankets and mattresses, and the weather's, and the temperature is getting very code. as in december now, we've had rains, we've had him freezing temperatures. people just don't have enough. we don't have enough supplies coming in just this week. i've spoken to an elderly woman who was 85, and she is sleeping on a mattress in a corner. she has a very same blanket and not fit. i'm not saying she's been surviving on breakfast. 14