u. s. was now prepared to support this resolution. however, all these hours of post circuit negotiations with the u. s. then with the negotiators from the u. a. lots, we've caused some irritation along other security council members, notably russia that has, and it's taking issue with the, the water down nature of the tax. now, not forgetting, of course, that russia is a security council number also with avita power light for us and thus an important player in these proceedings. okay, do you ever used to now do you belong in washington dc, following this resolution boats at the un in the un security council taking place this hour. janelle, thank you. of the risk of famine in gaza is increasing by the day this grim assessment part of a new human back report that says almost the entire population in gaza is facing a hungry crisis. the morning comes with the un security council expected to vote on a draft resolution that focuses on the urgency of allow me much needed a to enter god's at the resolu

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 fines. 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 i

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, whistle blowers are usually rewarded financially for there was a blowing brick and field was given a whistle blower we're award of $104000000.00. that was a record at the time just a few years ago. another whistle blower whose anonymous was given $200000000.00 for providing i

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u. s. was underwriting and that was really designed to give by, during a break. so but then yeah, it was very aware of what and how the u. s. is finding yourself more or more isolated internationally because of the way they featured and the security council . then they found themselves on a minority often and the general assembly against the owner of the wall, not calling for an immediate cease fire. and he, it's a, we all aware that he's trying to extend the war status. he's interested, and this is why he declared the water in the 1st place. this is the 1st time since 1973. he practically hijacked the public opinion above public voting is 0, no one except what he has many or companies can now take decisions on how he moves within the, within this conflict. so it isn't his interest to try and extend it as much as possible, but it's not in the interest of these really by being. it's not in the interest of the hostages of their families. and this through their i think he comes back to the table to negotiate the release and the better and st. and the pressure and int

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, whistle blowers are usually rewarded financially for their whistle blowing. brick and field was given a whistle blower. we're award of $104000000.00. that was a record at the time just a few years ago. another whistleblower whose anonymous was given $200000000.00 for providin

u. s. was the only country to vote against that you monetary in see spar. speaking of the ministerial press conference and tell a b, b is really dense. defense minister insisted his country's armed forces are acting in compliance with international law. all common enemies around the world are watching and they know that these are out of victory is the victory of the 4 year old lead by the united states of america. you know, you know, it gets come us from us though. we still going to zation use a wall. not it called the wall. i guess the people of gaza. we are fighting both on the enemy the times behind civilians like on him is we all defending values and we operate according to international law low. the idea is. busy to writing meaning mize the um to civilian population, the never the last the number of casualties in jobs, the continues the spiral. the health ministry, their reports, the death. so is nearing 25 with some 52000 who are when today an idea of attacks. while they have tobar 7 terrorist attack on israel claim to run one size and $100.00 lies re

u. s. was the only country to veto the un security council is recent call for a cease fire in gaza when we hear the thoughts of us human labor rights lawyer done call. but like on all of this, i don't see the us as a promoter of human rights and in any regard, i do think that the, the case of guys that shows the us as an aqua c on this, i mean gods is now number one in terms of very a number of quite a despicable statistics now including over a 100 un staff people being killed by israel in gaza. this is the most in history since the founding of the united nations in terms of proportion of civilians being killed in this conflict. it's more than in any conflict in the 20th century, even in world war 2. so in the u. s. is funding this is providing diplomatic cover for the us. it's used it's power to enforce human rights to selectively against countries. it doesn't like meanwhile to, you know, it could again, it gives cover for countries that commit abysmal human rights violations. again, the case

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u . s. was always very close. today we really want poland to be a leader in the european union, and this is, after all, the declared goal of the new government. it reassures this close cooperation in the field of security is really just the euphemism for the fact that poland helps to crop up the u. s. military industrial complex. which would explain why washington would be interested in poland, becoming one of the head clowns in the cloud. 10, as the biggest net recipient of you funds, warsaw has taken cash from germany and france, which are the 2 top you funding providers and all the rest of the member states. and this, and turned around and bought american from us weapons manufacturers. washington did give poland to $2000000000.00 loan back in september, so it can buy even more us made weapons. but it can always pay that back with you money again, largely from germany. so through poland it looks like a whole lot of german cash is heading out the back door to the us. so how does poland show berlin? it's gratitude

u. s. warship was also attacked the i'm so okay, welcome to the program. the israeli army says it has started a ground defensive and southern gaza. that is today's ready for he's ordered palestinians to leave address around con units. the largest city in the south. israel says it's new round operations needed to destroy how mass, which has been designated a terrorist organization by multiple countries and many of goss as residents had fled to the south. the israel had previously ordered them to leave the north families and friends gather outside the all ali baptist hospital and gaza city to pray for the victims of this latest round of his really air strikes. a mother greets for her young daughter and bodies are pulled from the rebel and seems that have become all too familiar to many in northern gods. it. it was here that israel concentrated most of expire power until now israel's military is stepping up. it's offensive and southern gaza and on sunday it issued a new evacuation order telling people to leave areas in and around the city of con eunice, in th

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. was successful in harassing and intimidating her and then is

u. s. is was, is it still a, be any factor and support or the u. s. is directly involved in this more involved blood told me by sending shipments of weapons and money and political justification to all of is low crime crimes and v 2 and any resolution. the cost for these, these fire and goes off to it, but it has intelligence. it has drones. it has over 2000 soldiers on the grounds. near garza, they see the boat directly in the war, but i personally doubt it. and they have a craft carriers to protest garza from any retaliation of from its neighbors. so i think mr. kirby needs to go back to his own statements that he has made and defensive as well. and in justification of is there any crimes in garza before asking such a question in a most quin, this thing weighs as if we in gaza could nothing's possibly survive without america . so with an american health are going to be heard. well, the us has maintained that strong military support for its close ally is around since the beginning of the israel homeless for washington, and has provided aid to both si

u. s. is, was closest ally to, uh, you know, that it should go into more into a less intensive phase. but so far this have didn't have any impact here on the ground. can you claim it in jerusalem? thank you. and secretary general, antonio gutierrez has condemned ross as white as a tax on ukraine. at least 30 people were killed and many more injured in fridays, a sold you credit. the government says more than a $150.00 missiles and drones struck cities nationwide. damaging vital infrastructure as well as industrial and military facilities. it's the biggest russian aerotech since the war began, almost to use what they w sonya found. the guy has the latest from key well, it was much common night to have to say they would know every to loads of keys in keys um oh, we did show reports of the city of pencil on coming on. just renewed russian file overnight. that was a lot in, in that region. the of course, his son is the frontline city and faces near daily the russian training. of course . today we also here to go see an operations continuing in cities across the queens that have been casua

u. s. is, was closest ally to, uh, you know, that it should go into more into less intensive phase. but so far this have didn't have any impact here on the ground. can you claim it injuries when thank all right, let's take a look now. some of the stories making headlines, us presidential biden's administration, has bypassed congress to approve an emergency sale to as well. for the 2nd time this month, components for artillery shells are included in the only $150000000.00 transfer. state department said the decision was justified by the agency of these rails and the attendance president harvey and malay has formerly cancel plans to join the breaks group of nations. argentina had been due to join the economic block on january 1st. i says it's one of the many foreign policy decisions made by the previous government that then now being un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has to condemn the ross the slightest. the tax on ukraine, at least 30 people were killed and many more injured grounds. government says more than a $150.00 missiles and run struck cities nationwide. damaging vital

u. s. is, was, is, is telling me it has been a factor and support or the u. s. is directly involved in this more involved not for me by sending shipments of weapons and money and political justification to $1.00 of his was low crime crimes and v 2 and any resolution, the cost for the supplier and goes up it. but it has intelligence. it has drones. it has over 2000 soldiers on the grounds. near garza, this is the directly in the war, but i personally doubt it and they have a craft carriers to protest garza from any retaliation of from its neighbors. so i think mr. kirby needs to go back to his own statements that he has made in defense of garza. oh, in defensive as well. and in justification of, is there any crimes in gaza before asking such a question in a most couldn't this thing way as if we in gaza could not possibly survive without american support and american health. curious if they'd be critical for sure. but, you know, we also had, just recently, of course he re fi, told somebody there about the us vetoing yet again another un security council, a bid. wha

u. s. was imposing on israel regarding the increase and humanitarian aid into gaza. think, realize that the only way they can get u.s. back in foreign operations in southern gaza is if they get more aid, and this is what is really were cabinet did just a few hours ago. >> is it a significant amount more than what was going in? >> i think everything is relative. if until before the cease-fire only 60,000 liters of fuel entered gaza doing the cease-fire to 120,000, now it's going to be 180,000. so, it is an increase every time and i think we will see something between 250 and 300 trucks a day. it is an increase. is this what civilians in gaza need? no. they need more. but, it is more than they. got >> all of this is coming to the as you saw the united nations host this moment, a special session as they called to address what happened on october 7th as far as the sexual violence against women on that day by hamas. there was some really disturbing testimony that we heard from several people who what they had heard from survivors that day. cheryl sandberg, now of she work

u. s. is, was, is kind of, it's been a factor and supports or the u. s. is directly involved in this more involved not for me by sending shipments of weapons and money and political justification to or of, as well as war crime, crimes and v 2 and any resolution, the cost for the supplier and goes up it. but it has intelligence, it has drones. it has over 2000 soldiers on the grounds. near garza, do you see the boat directly in the war, but i personally doubt it and they have a craft carriers to protest garza from any retaliation of from its neighbors. so i think mr. kirby needs to go back to his own statements that he has made and defensive as well. and in justification of, is there any crimes in garza before asking such a question in a most? couldn't this thing way as if we in gaza? could not possibly survive without american support and american health, the 10 to 10 percent for the big guy plus, but his family gets as up to a possible impeachment, the with house oversight committee may have finally figured it all out as it has revealed the by them famil

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the agreement was signed by the central government, the regional administration on the separatist united from u. s. a was trying for decades to come about the silver, the states in northern india. now that group has agreed to refrain from violence. the call came after 12 years of negotiations, puts a splinter group u l. s. a. i as decided not to join the peace process. nevertheless in this need to ship has crazy agreements as a great today is a golden day for the future of us on assignment. the ne, enjoyed violence for decades in the last 5 years, 9 peace and border related agreements have been signed across different states. and then all of these for these reasons, peace had been established in large parts of the northeast on record. the more than $9000.00 causes of surrender, and if i took about a some down forces, special powers are just being removed from 8 to 5 percent of the time. we spoke to a north east indian scholar and columbus to also welcome to the agreements as a big accomplishment for the governments of prime minister, the rental note hi negotiations goals, which has been spending o

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u. s. embassy was so long, malicious sending berries from wicker this time. and when this more happen is really hurts, majority mostly metals, a non simulator for both love and the human rights and respect human rights. so just situation is a formulation especially was talking may need for that supporting is right. you and you work. and the situation is, i can tell you what i think this was a wave of protests has also been sweeping across israel with crowds demanding and immediate c. as far as they say, the constant idea of attacks and guys are putting the hostages at risk us around a 1000 people gathered outside the is really parliament in jerusalem. the demonstrators, many of them use, waved a huge banner with the faces of the 129 hostages, still held by him a chance, and the slogan centered on one, sold a man that that'd be abducted. he brought home for hundreds of more. protesters rallied in tel aviv crowds called for an immediate cease fire sharing their support through posters and singing the calls for peace. come as the one says, civilians and dogs are

u. s. s carney did not sustain any damage, no injuries were reported on board. and always seem to believe that this was much more about sending the u. s. navy a message then causing any real damage. however, as we have been hearing, this is just the latest in a series of attacks, and there is no reason to assume that it will be the last is janelle dom alonda, reporting from washington. let's get a round up now of some other stories making headlines today, at least 11 hike is have been found days and 3 rescued after a volcano erupted in waste in indonesia, sending 3 kilometers of ashen to the sky. officials saying several hock is still unaccounted for. more up the mountain is on the 2nd highest, are optional this officials and tons and me a say a land slide caused by heavy flooding. that's killed at least 47 people in, in judge thousands more and they know that the country, local officials won the tall, is expected to rise. east africa is, are quoted, torrential rain full for weeks to, to tell new york the philippines says, and he's alarmed by the presence of more than 135 chinese boats encroaching on o

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u. s. as carnie did not sustain any damage, no injuries were reported on board. i know a seem to believe that this was much more about sending the u. s. navy, a message, then causing any real damage. however, as we have been hearing, this is just the latest in a series of attacks, and there is no reason to assume that it will be the last. janelle don't allow the will. venezuelans have been focusing in a controversial referendum that the government hopes will strengthen its claim or the it's a queen by a territory and neighboring guy on the non binding vault. i am to measure a popular support full venezuela's historical claim i've, it's a queen, but it comes off to the you and the international court of justice, ordered caracas to take no action that would alter the guy on is it control over the territory? is a key bar is 160000 square kilometers, which is about the size of grease and makes up around 2 thirds of guy on his land. mass gas and oil were discovered day back in 2015 stylus president. he us on ali said that his government is working to protect the countries borders and keep people safe. i wa

u. s. air straight in the city of care, cook in northern iraq. this was a u. s. air strike against pro iranian militants at a, at a reportedly at a drone staging site. what us officials are referring to this as a self defense strike against a quote imminent threat. with that said, there have been other incidents like this has been now the 2nd time that us military personnel engaged with targets in iraq. in since mid october. there have been more than 70 attacks against military personnel, so when we hear of these sorts of incidents, obviously the 1st concerns that come up are whether or not there could be a further escalation in this work. certainly not the sort of scenario that us diplomats and international mediators in this conflict. we'd like to see play out a group of testing citizens escaping israel's war on guns i have just returned home . send him costello's, been speaking to some of the machine reports from miss trumbull, 100 national airport from cairo. they closed on saturday november that they were with nearly 1000 searches citizens, including their

u. s. was> not the case. >> -- the case. >> yeah. and the thing that's important, -- but i think one of the things that is unsettling about the henry ford dynamic is the idea that it was a west to east conveyance. you also saw that at the university of arkansas law school. the nazis sent a young, important, rising star nazi lawyer to spend a year at the university of arkansas lawyers doing a study of american race law because they wanted to learn about how america could be seen as a paragon of democracy and a good guy country in the world while oppressing african americans to the degree that we were, while oppressing indigenous americans, native americans to the degree that we were, and while conquering countries around the world and subjugating the people in those countries as subjects and not citizens. how is it that america looks good and their constitution says none of this is possible, but they're still doing it? they thought that was an excellent idea. and so they sent a nazi lawyer, hein