the palestinians have a right to peaceful protests and israel has an undeniable right to protect its borders from her mass and that the terrorist groups and threats the united kingdom remain strongly supportive of israel's right to defend itself. we recognize today as a sensitive anniversary for the palestinians we implore israel to act with restraint in accordance with international law and more than anything to ensure that its security forces do not resort to the use of excessive force. the volume of life i used in gaza yesterday and the consequent number of deaths is distressing and cannot be ignored by the council i want to reiterate the united kingdom support for independent and transparent investigations into the events that have taken place and in recent weeks and including the extent to which israeli security forces rules of engagement are in line with international law the death toll alone won't such a comprehensive inquiry and we continue to word that the findings of these investigations be made public and if wrongdoing is found that those responsible be held to account. ma

times when people lived off the land when people had to produce everything themselves and these undeniably leads to the fall and efficiency of global economy to losses in labor productivity to wasting that vance's of science or technology which could have changed the people's life for the better it is now the awarding tread we are observing is that the stability of business ties is being undermined what integration processes are being strengthened the multilateral cooperation is being depreciated as well as the efficiency of international institutions and agreement in the international community cannot find acceptable solutions within the framework of the world trade organization which despite all the difficulties and all the differences is the key link in the global trade system which the most important universal platform for dispute resolution and forging dollars on the issues which concern all of the economic players. that is strange to eat but the w t o is far from perfect and yet there are no intractable problems within the w t o to discard it and not create anything in return means t

it is undeniably the biggest announcement of his presidency so far, the biggest foreign affairs announcement. however it is not a surprise. as you said in your introduction, he has been saying this all the time. he said it was richard, unworkable, rotten. —— wretched. we have seen foreign leaders imploring him not to go back on this deal, which is hugely significant. we have seen emmanuel macron, angela merkel, boris johnson. perhaps there is some method in his madness. he has made some inroads in korea. who knows? it isa some inroads in korea. who knows? it is a frightening time at the moment. he has pulled off some coups. what does this tell us about the influence of europe? i am uneasy when a president of any country reneges on a huge agreement made by his predecessor, when his predecessor was not a lunatic of any sort at all. and, you know, i wonder if mrtrump makes sort at all. and, you know, i wonder if mr trump makes an agreement, that his successor then reneges on, what he will say. if you do announce quite flatly that you're going to renege on something, people shouldn't be surprise

as a result, it is undeniable, laura.ou and i have fought in this arena for so many years in talk radio, on broadcast and on social media where it has been so important for independent conservative voices to get their messages out. and we know that -- that the encroachment of these censors and these bullies in the public square has left an undeniable cloud over the first amendment and degrees expression. >> laura: people say, well, this is all the free marketplace of ideas. and you know, everyone else -- if they want to complain about someone who said something, they do that and that's part of the democratic process, too. each side has their own opinions and one side -- what are they doing? they have these corporations that just wilt, though. they get 100 e-mails from a left-wing activist and they wilt. millions of conservatives, are you kidding me? it makes no sense. >> and the supposed backlash that elicits this feckless response from corporations that just don't want any bad publicity sometimes constitutes a couple of

. >> her foot is undeniable, my friend. look at the guy with the white tee-shirt. are you not thinking about what you are doing? >> she looks at him. there is nothing to see here. >> there are giants among us. few know where to look, you can hang out. >> look at that. >> manta ray, actually. one of the largest species of rays in the world. this is william drum 13-year-old driver from denver, colorado. he finds himself in the coral islands about 370 miles off the west coast of mexico. >> doesn't he look like he's smilin smiling? >> it does look likesome huge bomber soaring through the blue skies. he was able to get nice and close to this gorgeous manta ray. they can weigh as much as 3600 pounds. while we're speaking of giants, large ones out there, the humpback whale. what is super cool about this is you've got this nice i don't have head view of that whale. if you think that is big, let me bring in some perspective here once ago ento help you understand the size of that whale. as big as it looks, there's the baby. there is mama whale. once you see mama, now you put

trump now has undeniable, amazing record of promises kept and accomplishments. by the way, every republican can now run on the things that he has done and this can no longer be ignored. today in israel, the president kept a major campaign promise. ivanka trump, jared kushner, steven mnuchin, other top administration officials unveiled the new embassy in israel's true capital. it's called jerusalem. the president emphasizes the significance of this historic moment in a video message to the audience. take a look. >> president trump: today, jerusalem is the seat of israel's government. it is the home of the israeli legislature and the supreme court and israel's prime minister and president. israel is a sovereign nation with the right like every other sovereign nation to determine its own capital. yet for many years we failed to acknowledge the obvious. the plain reality that israel's capital is jerusalem. on december 6, 2017, at my direction, the united states finally and officially recognized jerusalem as the true capital of israel. today we follow through on this

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it is undeniable that the salesforce tower has changed the skyline, perhaps a symbol for a city in transition. >> the amount of change that is happening in san francisco is dramatic. from the businesses that are the bedrock of its economy to the new residents to the new leadership at sea this was patrick newsom's campaign manager when he was elected for mayor in 2003. when he became elected lieutenant governor, he appointed ed lee to succeed him. >> it has been a stable executive branch in san francisco. >> stable for almost 15 years but that changed when marilee died last september. london breed became mayor for two months, followed by supervisor mark farrell, who was named mayor by the board. soon, a new mayor will be elected to serve the remaining year and a half of marilee's term. >> it is a short enough period of time that it will not be damaging to the city. for the first time in years, there is a hotly contested race for mayor. >> reporter: polls show the field of the eight candidates. >> we want to preserve what is working. there are some things that are great about san francisco. >>

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is one example you cannot be can be cynical and ironic you might but i mean it's an undeniable fact that this movements are gaining force do you feel like you the pro european forces the traditional politicians in europe can gather together and strike back or are this forces here to stay forever now on the european landscape. i agree with you is very different early should between. france of today and france of yes. and the same is about to bracks. for and only if you seek botter swathes of north of you key the difference between london and. manchester or liverpool or. bob's but they think i was kept me as me is very different the number of migrants in france is unbelievable respected to the number of migrants in italy is not simply migrants because of us kept it because men in part yes. i'm of the same time i think i'm part is the lack of political vision of europe this is very very important thing europe is an incredible experience of peace and prosperity after center is of war after sentries of the civil war between italy france germany finally. the united became the place of. peace o

change in a nuclear arms race resulting from modernization of huge ourselves pose extraordinary and undeniable threats to the continued existence of humanity. the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. how do you want to do on. your knees what. the little girl in. the school should. do now. our god. we have to judge countries are trying to lead their set directives case per case so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to get the facts but also leaving sat so wide to their world view so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake you know it's a sometimes yes but it's sometimes actually a different world view packets of fake news by powerful people. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to

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is one example you cannot be can be cynical and ironic in mind but i mean it's an undeniable fact that this movements are gaining force do you feel like you the pro european forces the traditional politicians in europe can gather together and strike back or are this forces here to stay forever now on the european landscape. i agree with you is very different early should between. france of today and france obvious. and the same is about to bracks. for and only if you seek baltar swabs of north of you key the difference between london and. manchester or liverpool. swabs but i think i was skeptical as moon is very different a number of migrants in france it's unbelievable respected to the number of migrants in italy is not simply migrants because of us kept business in party us. i'm of the same time i think i'm part is the lack of political vision of europe this is very very important thing europe is an incredible experience of peace and prosperity after center is of war after sentries of the civil war between italy france germany and finally. became the place of. a piece of dialogue but

and landed several conglomerate leaders and government aides with corruption convictions yet it's undeniable the historic and fast moving developments in the last several months have generated optimism among many that this could be a watershed moment in rebooting korean relations. news as it breaks this is one of the area as well as how to block the roads looking final. with details covering. the song. driving. from around the world. to be aware pasta tory over. and it's protected war that has divided the tribes here when generations. from cutting a medical technology. could be a false. development lifesaving. says in the most difficult region. ever. innovative solutions. to make a difference in the. it is worth it it sure was sold the cure on al-jazeera. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands when the us was getting ready to clean up and leave in the one nine hundred seventy s. they picked the pit that had been left by one of the smaller atomic explosions and dumped a lot of cutrone and other radioact

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. >> reporter: the tragic loss leaving an undeniable void in the edm world, the larger music communityi's potential early on. >> how do you find balance in your life? >> i always live in the present. i live by the day. i don't think too much about tomorrow or about yesterday. that's the only way i can stay sane, actually. >> reporter: in the moment it's there. you get a sense there's a mindset, a mentality that keeps him on top. all gas, no brake. >> i have a list of people i would love to work with. kanye west is on that list. a lot of other people. but it's just -- yeah it happens in the moment. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm zachary kiesch in las vegas. >>> next, the surprise kim/trump summit at the white house today. hear that sizzle? yeah. red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest is back! get all the lobster and shrimp you crave, together in so many new ways. there's new cedar plank seafood bake. tender maine lobster and shrimp, cedar roasted to perfection. or new caribbean lobster and shrimp. sweet pineapple salsa on grilled rock lobster, paired with jumbo coconut shrimp. and

won't always be the case, but right now, i think it's pretty undeniable, right? if apple doesn't get serious about a speaker, like fast, or something for the home that catches on, what will that services revenue growth that we all agree is great, what will that look like as people start interacting with services without having the device being necessary. >> you are still seeing growth in the device, right even though they're less than expectations, you're still seeing it. and you're going to have a next generation after the x and x plus, so we'll have to see the price point. >> that's the price point is the issue. >> there's so many unknowns. that's why it trades where it does >> you're making a good case about where the lack of upside is, even though we all own the stock. the downside potential is if they give any hint of average selling prices going down. they took a big gamble with the iphone x, putting it out there over $1,000. if they start walking it back, that will hurt the stock >> don't they have to? don't they have to ratchet down the expectations for p

a realm that has become undeniably strategic. at the end of the twentieth century american universities prevail and rule europe is afraid afraid of finding itself on the sidelines it needs a strategy and so european gauges in a series of reforms to make its higher education more competitive so it can serve europe's economy its productivity its job market and its liberal project england will quickly set the tone before anyone else and to get straight to the point. after the second world war we had a system where local education authorities around the country were responsible for providing a grant to students and giving of covering tuitions fees. and that was at a time when roughly three percent of eighteen year olds went to university around twenty thousand. all science students will. be required to attend lectures on physics chemistry mathematics and biology it will also be possible for science students to major in philosophy knowledge is not bullshit look at what a huge mit world one in one and covering all sides of all all plac

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is one example you cannot be can be cynical and ironic in mind but i mean it's an undeniable fact that this movements are gaining force do you feel like you the pro european forces the traditional politicians in europe can gather together and strike back or are this forces here to stay forever now on the european landscape. i agree with you is very different early ssion between. france of today and france of yes. and the same is about to bracks. for and only if you seek bought swathes of north of u.k. and the difference between london and. manchester or liverpool or. barbs but i think i was skeptical as moon is very different a number of migrants in france it's unbelievable respected to the number of migrants in italy is not simply migrants because of us kept appeasement in party us. i'm of the same time i think i'm part is the lack of political vision of europe this is very very important thing europe is an incredible experience of peace and prosperity asked of center is of war after sentries of the civil war between italy france germany and finally. the europe of became the place of

change in a nuclear arms race resulting from modernization of huge ourselves pose extraordinary and undeniable threats to the continued existence of humanity. the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining the existing nuclear weapons treaties. and. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. we actually was. no need to show what. the school should. do need. carol. the united states has always had a right to its new news and it's been attacks on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is play some military press around the country is a teacher talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country because. the i have a responsibility for the whole. an affiliate to make rules for the rest of. us without us there would be chaos. ten people being killed and ten others injur

and in order to veer ourselves we need to resolve those tasks similar tenuously as well for us an undeniable value is to ensure the state serenity and to keep national identity at the same time we need to make a major leap in development to be among the world's leaders on the life expectancy and quality of life that we need to be one of the global technical leaders but it's because the vision for the development of our country is based on four key principles. first. we need to build our policy around human beings on their prosperity interests and demands i am convinced on this such a country can be strong and successful. that helps its people. to state exhort and to tap into their potential we need to modernize the economy and create jobs we need for their citizens incomes to go up we need to make the health care and education one of the best in the world we will use the best practices in building cities and villages and organizing comfortable spaces for life forward and for leisure we need to boast the volume off construction and to solve the problem of accessibility. first of all the stuff

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who wears a suit but as an actual leader of the people is undeniable so yeah of course that has an impact however i think it would be foolish to think that all of this was based on image because really more than an image it has to do with the contents of what he represents and what he stands for now one thing that viewers may not know about i mean is that it is a country where chasse lessons are compulsory for children and chest skills are something we usually associate with politics and especially geopolitics how good is mr pasha now. thinking through he is the moves and combinations house through these here as a political calculator well answer that by referencing former presidents. many often used to label as a chess master he was the president of the chess federation and i think what nicol passion on showed was that he checked and then checkmated the president of the chess federation i. think that demonstrates his chest skills and his political skills but i mean let's be fair it's only i mean it's not the beginning for him he has a very long and sometimes painful career mr passion and

>> for actors in particularly, totally be so good that you are undeniable, you know, because sometimes people always talk about do we have enough roles written for us, and, you know, are we able to even compete in this era of white-washing or roles given to white actors? but if there's more of us that come out, we're bold about it, we go on as many auditions as possible, and we bring to the table all our talent and our hard work, then it's a choice of choosing between talent rather than race, so... >> and we've also been hearing more from stars such as constance wu, who is on abc's "fresh off the boat." she's been very vocal. >> i love that. i think she's really making a big change and making some waves, and people are having more courageous conversations about it, which is what we need. >> now, vincent, what do you think needs to happen more for asian americans in terms of representation in the entertainment world? what needs to happen forhat to happen? >> well, i think gina's point's really good about what people can do individually. but i do think there's also a need to work collect

change in a nuclear arms race resulting from modernization of huge ourselves pose extraordinary and undeniable threats to the continued existence of humanity. the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining the existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. how do you or do you ought. to let. me know when we were going to need a little. around a third of. our going to. back your survival guide books take your call to start getting back to the catalog the first. because there you go to the back to back to. zero zero zero zero zero this is a repatriation scheme could look at the after seven years. to build a separate geyser for. the united states has always had a tool to use in its tax on other countries. economic sanctions or are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a talking ab

. >> reporter: he says meghan's instincts on camera were undeniable. >> right out of the gate. >> reportere did calligraphy for celebrities. splurging at sugarfish. l.a.'s hottest sushi pot. we're living like meghan. she gave a shout out writing, #trust me. she also posted she dreams of tacos. >> i'm here for a specific reason. to order the tacos that meghan markle dreams about. do you know what i'm talking about? yes, yes. i know why you've been dreaming, meghan, about these, they're delicious. flash forward to when meghan met harry. she had a lesson on drinking tea. owner of the rose tree cottage says she asked the right questions. and when asked how she rated, what would you score her? >> out of ten, i'd say 9.5. >> reporter: and here at rose tree cottage, they're going to be having viewing parties and special events in honor of this royal wedding. but i love what edmond said. once you have tea here everyone should feel more like a royal. in pasadena, adrian bankert, abc news. >> adrian had a tough time with that assignment. >> so she ate, had great tea. >> struggling. >> a hat from her

the seventh and last point, undeniable , undeniable imports of use national government leadership.so important, we can't forget about the importance of both domestically and international. and with that, important to take a long-term view around this, gets back to something i would like to just say, paula has done a phenomenal job as global climate drug treatment of you may know she is soon going to be leaving, quite unfortunately but quite for truly she is going to stay within the community. she is going to rare to be the managing director of climate and water, , an opportunity for the focus quite a bit more on columbia pictures to remain here in d.c. so she'll be pt of all this community but it did want in this form to recognize her, her leadership in her crib. from oc who may not know she was a lead architect and sustainable goals and a champion toward thinking about strategies, integrated strategies bringing climate and developed to give the pics i just recognize her and after all to join in the warm round of applause to paula. [applause] to the speakers, to enter into all of y

. >>> next to one of 2018's undeniable breakout stars. the yodel kid from walmart. remember him? 11-year-old mason ramsey, captivated our hearts and eardrums. serenaded unsuspecting shoppers. >> i got into it. since mason's music career has blown up, he has not forgotten where he came from. this is a crowd yesterday at a knoxville, tennessee walmart where he performed. >> look at how many people are out there to watch him. and it seems that mason's on to something of a walmart tour right now at the moment. he's also appearing at a store in chattanooga today. >> all right, he knows his crowds. here's mason performing at the grand ole opry. that's the top of the country music world. >> he was at coachella as well, proving he's not a sellout as yet. he's doing the walmart tour. wow. love to see him. >> he's still mason from the block. >> from sixth street. >>> and finally, since we didn't get enough of tom brady's met gala look, here it is again in all its glory. >> and we do mean glory. so tom doesn't even want to take credit for his fashion choice, by the way. he say

its undeniable young people force during the protests that eventually crippled the country fed up with the poverty lack of jobs and corruption they're hoping the government will finally turn its attention to the pressing needs of armenians if pressure becomes prime minister as expected on tuesday he'll have an abundance of goodwill and face high expectations i belong to the there really no percentage of the people who really believe that this day would come i expect a lot but it's really hard for me and for him because like people i know people are going to push and i know that it's going to take a long time for him to rebuild that. system the student activists we spoke with say the priority is for the new government to hold free and fair elections it would be a first for this generation. closing to spin as you said to are going to and not a page where it will be said to me it's no go to support to speak to democracy and this is also a victory and dissipates a political process when i mean it came to united forcing the resignation of a prime minister is one thing remaining in through t

and landed several conglomerate leaders and government aides with corruption convictions yet it's undeniable the historic and fast moving developments in the last several months have generated optimism among many that this could be a watershed moment in rebooting korean relations. existence . with slavery. of the two thousand and ten. forced into domestic one. deprived of an education and to child. child slaves of slavery a twenty first century. at this time on al-jazeera. and put it on. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heat of defeat.

who wears a suit but as an actual leader of the people is undeniable so yeah of course that has an impact however i think it would be foolish to think that all of this was based on image because really more than image it has to do with the contents of what he represents and what he stands for now one thing that viewers may not know about i mean is that it is a country where chasse lessons are compulsory for children and chest skills are something we usually associate with politics and especially geopolitics how good is mr pasha now at thinking through he is the moves and combinations house through these he as a political calculator well answer that by referencing former presidents. many often used to label as a chess master he was the president of the chess federation and i think what nichols passion on showed was that he checked and then checkmated. the president of the chess federation i. think that demonstrates his chest skills and his political skills but i mean let's be fair it's only i mean it's not the beginning for him he has a very long and sometimes painful career mr posh and af

. ♪ >> whatever you feel about gun runs, there is an undeniable visceral thrill to blowing it up.rica right there. >> not mine. >> two choices -- with or without shoes. >> that's what i'll have. >> everybody born and bred here? >> i was in canada for a long time. i can't just load the jeep up with guns and stay out there for seven days. you can't do that anywhere else. that's one of the greatest things about west virginia. we can enjoy whatever we want. i'm not forcing my opinions on anybody else. that being said, we will defend ours. >> yeah. >> i was guessing. >> yeah. >> i grew nup a environment you see somebody in the supermarket carrying a handgun, that's a cause for red alert. do you think there can be common ground thinking guns are a bad thing? >> i say no. >> you're an honest man, i appreciate. >> i'm a responsible gun owner. why should i be crippled in what i'm able to do as far as protecting my family? >> i here you. some people are too dumb to poor piss out of a boot. people have their license but should they be driving? >> a man came into a pharmacy and had a weapon a

thought had been killed for or for the work that he was doing is actually alive and well that is undeniable air people are genuinely pleased that this man is alive but there is considerable concern you know you can see if you go online if you check out twitter etc people who work here in russia who work in ukraine in the media are expressing concerns that you know this. this lab or a plant although it obviously has resulted in a man being alive who my other wise be dead does have long term ramifications this is the era of fake news we're we talk about is the post the post truth and if we were in the situation sometime in the future where you know another person. might end up in a pool of their own blood kremlin critic then perhaps there is you know the possibility that voices here from the governments in russia or any other or thora tarion system might say well how do we know he's really dead smeared remember bob genco what happened there and ultimately this will degrade trust and truth rather than enhanced it and i thank you very much from moscow chalons israel's government has authorized

pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and the attacks that have happened however it is undeniable that there was growing concern that such an escalation would indeed occur u.s. senators warned earlier in the day of a dramatic rise in risk of military confrontation in the region and the u.s. department of state have warned citizens from traveling to golan heights and even as the the sirens began going off in golan heights white house press secretary sara sanders said that the escalation of violence is justification of the u.s. withdrawing from the nuclear deal this just thorough there are shows that the iranian regime cannot be trusted israel absolutely howards a sovereign right to defend itself and we support them in whatever efforts they have in order to defend themselves but again i think this activity in this action is just further demonstration that the iranian regime cannot be trusted in another good reminder that the president made the right decision to get out of the iran deal the u.s. state department and the pentagon also issued statements echoing that sentiment that the u.s.