incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes with has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. what corresponds to been read good just following the story of the european parliament instruct berg. i asked him what you nations have at stake in the unit field mission in lab. and though a dozen other say can further europeans because the europeans are providing the bulk of the 10000 soldiers that in you fill the italian site in the lead with 1000 soldiers on the ground. the german for this, it provides $120.00 and as a spanish general. now the commander of you. and if you, this is if you want to say that the, the european footprint is in this conflict and do your pin union clearly wants to maintain this united nations true on the ground. it's therefore 4060 as now. so 5 was not successful to prevent the conflict, but still the european se, maybe we need a new, a renewed mandate s

for some of this. here's the deal. the united states has been sending money to israel for decades. in fact, israel has been the largest cumulative recipient of u. s. foreign assistance since world war 2. i think the question that democrats are starting to have, which is a very valid conversation, i think, is if american taxpayers money are going to be going to find these really weapons purchases. whether we have the rights have opinions about how those weapons are being used. and about the policies that are being perpetuated with american taxpayer money the so tomorrow court has opens at 8 am, you're not going to be able to bring your electronics. okay. i will read under tomorrow's my hearing and i'm very optimistic and then we need to go upstairs. i believe judge police to judge will see that this is a violation of the 1st amendment, and he will be killed as long as you have any questions. nope, i think that earlier, so i think i'm reading the mike is actually wanted to come tomorrow. i have been keeping them out of the media, but they actually asked me to come to the lesson to th

for educators. two months ago daly city cut the ribbon on an apartment complex on the grounds of an elementary school. in los gatos a local mother built a four-unit complex for teachers on land donated by the town. san francisco is building several projects, including shirley chisolm village out in the sunset. >>> still ahead, a major murder trial on hold for a day as the court clerks hit the picket line in san francisco, what the strikes could mean for other cases. >> we had trials stop midstream. we have cases not being heard. so they are signaling that they are an essential part of this system. >>> later the new bay area monument paying tribute to dozens of black sailors who finally had their names cleared after a historic injustice during world war ii. >>> police in berkeley are looking for the person who shot someone a couple blocks from the uc berkeley campus. our helicopter was over henry street and berkeley way, a lot of evidence markers around a dark red subaru that seemed to have bullet holes. this happened around 2:30 this afternoon. a little later somebody showed up at highland hospital with a gunshot wound, but it was not life threat

united tonight? know, eseciall for manchester united tonight? ith — for manchester united tonight? know, especially with the _ for manchester united tonight? know, especially with the way _ for manchester united tonight? know, especially with the way they're - especially with the way they're playing. the questions asked of erik ten hag, obviously with the defeat to tottenham over the weekend, it's not the results by the performances. it's the joint where start united have had to premier league season, seven points, three defeats. this game is vitally important to them a. puerto have had a 100% record here at home this season, a great pedigree in europe, they've played in more games than puerto. but this team, we've got a few names, they could travel manchester united. they've had a really good start of the season. they won 4—0 over the weekend, manchester united lost three heavens are over the weekend. dest 3-0. i think three heavens are over the weekend. dest 3—0. i think aaron take hog —— aaron ten hayek would like to change things but not as m

and units, this is partially done, but for a purely larger number of personnel in order to do it in a non-rotational composition. military unit, and the composition of the rotation of military units, for this a larger number of the military units themselves is needed, and this again depends on mobilization, so military leaders, battalion teams, brigades, they perform this during the execution of combat missions, and the military leadership depends on the presence of those brigades and battalions that carry out tasks not in hot areas, they also take measures for rotation. not everything is good, there are problems, but believe me, they are working on it, trying to make it better, but the situation is what it is, what is needed to help to solve, well, to help solve this situation, it is necessary to create such a set of military units so that some fight and others recover, as we had, for example, when there was an operation of the united forces. we had 10 brigades in the area of ​​the operation of the united forces, and the other 10 briga

united. it's a club that has been treading water for a long, long time. ed have reportedly already opened talks about appointing ruben amorim, and would have to pay his portuguese club 710 million in compensation if the 39—year—old is convinced to join them. amorim faced the media in lisbon on monday as he was being linked with a move to old trafford. translation: i was expecting that question and obviously - i'm not going to talk about my future. since the first day, i said it wasn't worthy to ask about it, and i'm not going to make any comments about my future. i'm very proud of being sporting head coach. while erik ten hag won two trophies in his two full seasons in charge at manchester united, the club is still waiting for a first premier league title since sir alex ferguson was manager in 2013. whoever replaces ten hag will be the seventh to try. the way the structure is, it's suited to people like ruben amorim, because he's used to working within that structure. thomas frank as well. he's a coach. he's used to working within that structure. you know,

not enough time has passed from when the unit opened for enough people to be on the unit and have a timeack. incidents in particular related to violence are down on the unit when we compare it to the other population. >> i'm sorry to cut in. thank you for sharing those ideas and thoughts with us. thank you. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. ♪ revealed claims that mike jeffries and his partner, matthew smith, sexually exploited and abused men at events they hosted in their new york residences and hotels around the world. lawyers for both men have previously denied any wrongdoing. rianna croxford reports. mike jeffries, the mogul behind the global fashion brand. his vision made billions for abercrombie and fitch, drawing in teenagers with provocative ads like these. he stepped down in 2014 after running the company for two decades. he is now facing criminal charges. to anyone who thinks they can exploit and coerce others by using the so-called castin couch system, this case should serve as a warning. prepare to trade that couch for a bed in federal prison. this mornin

the road map for the resistance front draws the islamic states to unite together and confront the common enemy of islam and humanity in reality. for the victory of the islamic front, it says to many resistances , long live the axis of resistance and falsehood and defeat the enemy as the key to unity. it depends on all the muslim people together that we all must be united for freedom , for islam, to defend the quran, leadership, along with logistical and spiritual support from the resistance front , we will not delay, we will not fail, we will not be hasty, ashda alikfar to the axis of evil he listened, we must be able to strike the final blow , god willing, iran has no shortage of historic friday prayers. we have learned the culture of jihad and martyrdom . peace be upon you and the mercy of god. the imam said that the great satan today is america, and our nation feels this with all its being . he rubs and rubs on the soil. we don't want most of this young population to stand behind their province until the last drop of their blood . in order to win, we must join hands and help each othe

supplying gas for the petrochemical unit itself, let it equip and build gas units for itself, what to do with the gas brushes we have monitoring is one of the important duties of parliamentarians and we will try in the coming weeks with other monitoring reports from sahn and specialized commissions in the form of monitoring law with you, dear viewers of the network. the narrative of a historical frame, now only this photo of the resistance commanders remains. with the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, practically all the people in this photo have been martyred in the fight against the zionist regime. now all the people in this photo are martyrs. the most important of them is seyed hassan nasrallah, who was the third secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon and one of its founders. he was a commander for 32 years who led hezbollah from from the unit to the unit and from the unit to the soldiers of an army . one of the faces in the photo was none other than emad mughniyeh, who from the beginning of the second decade of his life planned the biggest anti-israeli operation in the histo

content internally. bridgetown for the creation of one big space of trust and cooperation between the west of the one that is in line or 2. now in the global maturity to unite the countries, not against anyone else. but for one common goal to remember to avoid that old civilizational consequences or the problem leaf or solicitation, the consequences is to ensure a mutually respectful dialect issue. suddenly i believe that our conference isn't an important step to ensure that it's the same level and durable tape son. no, but grateful for troubling to him. valor is so delighted. i am an experienced politician and i know how these conferences work with the corporate this with us hope as well and meet you for some bank. a large scale state would have been fined in people for the conference. they would have been proud just people traveling their goals and smaller states all over stages. usually people thing, well maybe we shouldn't travel. they are not important because you have trouble here. 600 people attending this account for an extra day. and i'm very grateful to you for these and remember you for level some what we see for the reason i can make any country

really high, 5 to 10 meters and and the arrangement they have for radar system, for the command unit, for the i don't know uh search radar for the missiles whatever is much bigger than 5 to 10 meters radius so it happened and we saw it, okay, we don't need to just go through all these um, what can i say technical proofs, we saw it, you know, just something very simple, stay with me, stay with me, massud, because i'm going to come back to you, i want to hear about last night's operation a little bit more in detail, but uh, let me cross over right here in tehron, i have the... to the irgc chief commander, joining us, mr. abraham, thank you so much for being with us and i understand uh that general jabbari that you had a close relationship with the secretary general of hazbullah sad hasan nashrulah, let's start from there, can you can you tell me a little bit about that and the import 22 years used to come to uh ask him to come in once in lebanon there were some scholars and some seminarians in lebanon at the time saw some capacities and because of those features and characteristics and capa

and goldman sachs beat revenue estimates for the july to september quarter, the solid result was thanks to growth in their investment banking and trading unitsed if this was sustainable. especially after the latest rate cut by the federal reserve in september. fine for its treatment of american jewish passengers two years ago who were barred from boarding a flight. us authorities said lufthansa blocked access to 128 people, nearly all of whom were wearing traditional orthodox jewish clothing, on the basis of alleged misbehaviour at frankfurt airport. lufthansa has denied discrimination but has apologised and acknowledged errors in procedure. we are in another cycle of the earnings season for corporate america, and overnight we got results from some heavyweights in the financial sector. both bank of america and goldman sachs beat revenue estimates for the july to september quarter, the solid result was thanks to growth in their investment powell talked about two or three years ago, he has actually done quite well. we're in a soft landing in the us economy, which is another point the banks highlighted, jp morgan, bank of america both pointed o

incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes which has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. i'm joined now by alexander gilder. he's an associate professor of international law and security at redding university in the u. k. specializes in peacekeeping missions. professor, it's good to have you with this unit, phil says that it intends to stay in southern lebanon, and despite is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu warning for peacekeepers to lead. talk to me about the risks that unit feel is facing here. but ultimately, un peacekeepers are not equipped to fight a war. they also may not be able to defend themselves against new sophisticated state actors. box the law or is clear. they cannot be targeted by any policy to the conflict on the basis in viable israel lab and on has the law. any other act as to the conflict also shouldn't obstructs the un peacekeepers. but the

incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes with has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. a says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible or more into it now, but excuse me, but excuse me. our corresponding bearing record, these are the repeating parliament instruct burg here and how much do europe and nations have at stake in the unit field peacekeeping mission in level, not a dozen other states for the opinions because the europeans are providing the bulk of the 10000 soldiers that in unity for the italian site in the lead, with 1000 soldiers on the ground, the german but as it provides 120 and as a spanish general. now the commander of you, and if you this is if you want to say that the european footprint in this conflict and do your pin union clearly wants to maintain this united nations true on the ground. it's therefore 4060 as now. so if i was not successful to prevent the conflict, but still the european say m

for joe biden. he has a very controversial record when it comes to to dealing with the united kingdom. and your view is what does. the future hold if have four more years of the biden presidency in what does that mean for the world's superpower? what does it mean for american leadership on the world? what does it mean as well for the for the us-uk? a special relationship? well i believe that four more years of joe biden would have, first of all, a negative impact on the us internally. now we can what is happening in the streets of major cities in the united states we can see what is happening with the promotion of left wing ideology. i talked about title nine and the appalling situation where girls use the locker room or the bathroom at school in privacy, there is the immigration and, the southern border. now we see still no solution to that no policies being pursued to with that. and i understand because we have the same on our border. you know with the english channel and the fact that we're getting these small boats in our problem in britain is to do with the legal system and the fac

although we all must be united for freedom, for islam, for the defense of the koran , leadership alongh logistical and spiritual support for the resistance front, we will not hesitate, we will not fail. we are not in a hurry. ashda and alikfar listened to the axis of evil. we must be able to strike the final blow, god willing. iran has no shortage of historical friday prayers. here we learned the culture of jihad and martyrdom. peace be upon you and god's mercy. the imam said that america is the big devil today. and this is your nation. we feel with all our heart that we will surely avenge these bloods to the end he should stand in front of god's enemies to rub the nose of god's enemies on the dirt. you will be able to think of the peaks . this friday has also become one of the revolutionary days with this presence. we demand martyrdom . we are not afraid of dying and being killed. most of this young population will stand behind their province until the last drop of their blood . in order to win, we must join hands and help each other. let thoughts accompany each other and swords help.

both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. god bless the united states of america are great. the us elections on our on counting the cost as geo political tension is wise in the middle east, wants that you cannot make cost for the region. a surprise financial stimulus in china, but we'll back revive. it's slowing economy plus is involved with facing gifts on mobile currency crisis trouncing the cost on elders 0 the there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter avenue the, the, the watching islands. they are out of me. elizabeth put on them and don't have a mind to yvonne telling stories to sound as follow, has launched. thousands of miss hall said, as well as the largest city high for the sound of the armed groups acting lead and 9 call. some gave a ton of why speech, as well as, as an antiseptic, most of the missiles is where the forces have announced their expanding ground operations and 11 on. so the 1st time a reserved division has been deployed in the south west of the country. and a wave of as rainy a

not for the coordination of fascist informatics, was not a good thing for his the united states. so he to some of the times that what we're doing change was, was the age of the people in social. and yet for each and every time visit our human unit america, it could be several times each. and every time it took just kind of device, it got millions of dollars, american army return. or do you think that there is a sense that joe biden gave up, has given up on trying to have any leverage over as well? because we really did see yesterday when we were hearing of the ground invasion, 5 years way and these into leveled on the state department saying, well, diplomatic solutions come come from military. and deborah is a not for a slight change in tone when we have previously only been hearing the us calling for a says file, see not acting on it, but the least cooling for it. now there is no talk of ceasefire a tools, no tools of de escalation from the us. why is that? well, let me start by saying that this situation that we find ourselves in is very tragic . this is a whole rhetoric situati

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conflict, since the establishment of the un gabriel, that is under has this report from the united nations. for decades, the united nations relief and work agency for post any refugees known as under uh is provided social services for more than 2000000 people in guys a with a staff of around 13000 and guys that mostly local palestinians. they are doctors, nurses, teachers, not a terry ins, but shortly after the october 7th attacks these real made it clear. it's hor on guys, a would also be a war on unreal is read, cannot and will not allow under uh to continuing garza as it did in the past. israel launched a systematic this information campaign, trying to discredit unwrapped and accused some of its staff members of participating in the october 7th attacks a months long un internal investigation ultimately concluded that 9 staff members may have taken part. all of them were fired. israel also accused unreal of systematic bias, but a un commissioned independent review, mostly exonerated on rough from those charges for the damage was done for the kaiser and unreal the united states and several oth

former ambassador to the united nations susan rice will join us next to consider what is at stake for the united states and the world in the presidential election. that is next. tion. that is next. at the surface cellular level. try olay. >> in our debate donald trump cannot even bring himself to say he wanted ukraine to win the war. could not even bring himself to say that. a war that putin, a brutal dictator, launched against the free and independent people, trump wants to force ukraine to give up its sovereign territory , a bedrock principle upon which we stand and fight for. and do you know who else wants them to give up their sovereignty? absolutely. putin. and that is not a plan for peace. it is a plan for surrender. well, i believe that in the global struggle between tyranny and democracy, the president of the united states must always be on the side of freedom. >> joining us now, susan rice, who served as ambassador to the united nations and national security adviser to president obama and biden's director of domestic policy. thank you very much for joining us tonight. when yo

incursion into southern dublin on and the fee is classes with has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now the you and the says i didn't, tends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. and of course dw will bring you more news from the european problem is debate later today. do in fact, stay tuned for that tensions or rising in cuba, where blackouts are making life on variable refrigerators have stopped working. shops are running even lower than usual and supplies. and we residents have been blocking some roads in the capital with huge piles of rubbish. others marching through the streets, banging pots and pans. the state officials fear a repeat of the large scale civil unrest against power outages in 2021. defying the state bond on protests, demonstrators in havana take that chances in the dock. the lights have been out for days, leaving residents to fend for themselves. some areas have electricity like over them over there, but we haven't had power here

in our unit for about 2 years to accept israel into the united nations and it finds that agreed based on it's road committing to implementing the at a rate of return resolution 194. so now these really are turning around to the very issue that they promised to do, and that was the directors into the and they're going against all the while, which was established by the americans right away or not by the rest of the day to calm down the palestinians, so that they don't have to worry about them parking to return. so the return has not happened, is rarely become a un member and, and has violated its own promise. and now they are fighting against honorable for 4 claims. and one and investigative committee came a to investigate ease of use to give them the data, they refused to give them any information. and yet now all of sudden on the why is that it's up to vote it's, it's really a ironic with the un allows israel just a member of us while he's read well the, well, it is getting to him, it's getting to the point where the united nations itself will be comfortable for this genocide, and th

the situation, which is now in the middle east, poses a very serious problem for the united states, for the current administration. here the thesis was voiced that everything was done by the anglo-saxons, that everything is being done in their interests. it seems that for me the anglo-saxons are certainly not the new zealanders, with the australians, it is clear that it is the united states, first of all, that they rule this world, here pulled the string. the conflict pulled the string, here is the conflict, here i remember the fifties, when they had the same guys as netanyahu now, yes benin netanyahu, for example, liesenman or chankai-shek, too, who wanted to involve the same thing, to involve the united states in some kind of conflict, no, the americans held it pretty tightly there, i would definitely not compare it, it’s not yaho, i mean then in the sense that these were leaders who wanted... very interesting, the americans are concentrating troops, there were 40,000, now there are already 50,000 land troops, two aircraft carrier groups are there, this is in addition to the fact that

alternatives are quite unstable regimes with a very small economies compared to the united states and we still have forts, and open economy and the rule of law and we have the advantage of 70 years of dominance in the world economy and people all over the world want to own dollars. and i think it's been overblown, this brics threat.- i think it's been overblown, this brics threat. bringing in ali, we this brics threat. bringing in ali. we have _ this brics threat. bringing in ali, we have seen _ this brics threat. bringing in ali, we have seen today - this brics threat. bringing in ali, we have seen today in i ali, we have seen today in announcement that china and india have potentially reached an agreement on their border dispute meeting between two leaders do tomorrow but china is the key economic player in that crew being in these countries are gathering as the world is facing two use conflicts —— huge conflicts. b, conflicts —— huge conflicts. a multi—quarter of the roads gdp and as— multi—quarter of the roads gdp and as long as china forms a part— and as long as china forms a part of— and as long

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however, we all must be united for freedom , for islam, to defend the quran, leadership , along with logistical and spiritual support from the resistance front , we will not hesitate, we will not hesitate , we will not be hasty, and listen to shada alikfar, the axis of evil , the final blow must be delivered. we can pray , god willing, iran has no shortage of historical friday prayers in these places, culture. we have learned jihad and martyrdom , peace be upon you and the mercy of god . the enemies of god stood up to rub the noses of the enemies of god on the ground and rub it. haseemullah , this friday has become one of the revolutionary days with this presence. we seek martyrdom, we are not afraid of dying and being killed. this young population will stand behind their province until the last drop of their blood, we have no home, we have no home, we carry the sorrow of the flood, you evil enemy, the seven heavens and the top of the sky, you are not strong enough to reach seyyed ali , in my opinion, today is a test day for the entire nation of iran, god willing. you are a prelude t

incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes which has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. and of course, the dw will bring you more news from the european parliament's debate later today. do stay tuned for that. here now some other stories making headlines around the world as we speak serious state broadcast or says 2 people were killed and another 3 injured. and is really here striking the capitol, damascus. israel has carried out hundreds of strikes inside syria in recent years, but rarely acknowledges or discusses the operations. according peru has sentenced the former president del 100 to legal to 20 years in prison for corruption. toledo was convicted of accepting more than $35000000.00 in bribes from the presumed construction giant owed to brent. at least 6 people have died in cuba. after hurricane oscar slammed into the east of the country. officials say up to a 10

, their ownership units, they provide ownership opportunities forlow income households. they also ensure permanent protection or at least very long term protection of those units and their affordability, as opposed to resetting every time the tenancy turns over. in a rent controlled housing unit, but beyond that, we are also getting the additional 28 housing units as well, and despite, you know, some concerns about property owners property values falling, i don't think we've found ourselves a particularly affordable city at this point. and getting some additional housing seems like a positive in the long term. and then, you know, it's sort of just it's an interesting conundrum that we find ourselves in with a lot of state density bonus projects. i'll just close with, you know, the zoning and the height limit on the site was 65 foot height limit, i believe. so we're talking five six story building. was the original intended you know, outcome here with the density bonus. now we're looking at these taller buildings and we have no control over that aspe

political processes in other countries, well, finally, the third very important justification for the dominance of the unitedtes for many centuries, and this is a situation when it seems that there is no alternative to this dominance, that this regime... in all these three key provisions of non-military, so to speak, non-material dominance or maintaining hegemony for the united states, here is a complete failure, in this sense, in a situation where i have no military superiority over the russian federation, and even less over china, this understanding of the hopelessness in achieving the goal, maintaining its hegemony leads to the conclusion, should lead, may... lead to the conclusion that nuclear weapons probably need to be used, now at the end of this week in ramstan a group of friends will gather in in quotes or maybe without quotes for someone at... we'll have to see what happens, but by the way, on the other hand, at the next brics summit in kazan, there will also be a very important question, it's clear that everyone is unhappy with the american hegemony, and sooner or later, or rather even sooner, it

the personnel were evacuated, but two employees were unable to evacuate on their own, for two units of the gdzs were sent to search for the victims, the first victim was evacuated on a stretcher, since he could no longer move himself, the second victim was taken out independently with a rescue device, an underground shelter is ready for the npp employees, this is what the entrance to the emergency shelter looks like, there are three hermetic doors at the entrance, which is important, the next one cannot be opened until the previous one is closed, inside there is a fairly spacious and bright room, designed for ... 1200 people, there are three levels of air ventilation, and there is also a supply of drinking water. in parallel the training took place in the city of polar zori. so the rescuers trained to treat the streets from radiation. i have a radiation protective suit on, it is designed for work in radiation contaminated zones, for the elimination of accidents, here it withstands high temperatures, protects from gamma radiation, mobile points for treatment from possible chemical and r

the united states and for the bilateral relationship, it would slow down the convergence of u.s. adversaries, into the so-called axis of-- whatever they're called. and lots of phrases and no one figured out the phrase that everyone latches onto yet. before we get there, perhaps we can arrest that alignment from continuing further and also, come to see china in a bit of a more constructive light in terms of the role that it can play on the international stage. again, not predicting that that's the way it will go, but if we see an opportunity, it would be wise to take it. >> i think it's important to point to that potential geopolitical benefit. i mean, if we were able to get to a relationship like the one that we envisioned in this report with china, it would really weaken russia, north korea and iran. that grouping without china doesn't look at all the tame same. and so, that's a potential benefit that should be making us more willing and more eager to achieve the kind of outcome that we describe here. what do

if it was to involve itself in such a war, it would be devastating the consequences for the united states, also of course it would be devastating for the entire region. we cannot, you know, pretend that the united states cannot inflict... horrendous damage and mass death and destruction across across west west asia, of course it can, however uh the way that uh they portray it that the united states could just come in and uh wipe out all the uh governments and resistance movements of the region uh is ridiculous and the united states does not want to involve itself into something like this, if israel believes it can drag them into something like this, i believe that this conflict conflict will... and blowing up uh booby trap devices and all sorts of trickery like this um and not engaging in a full-scale battle which they will inevitably lose, then uh this depends again on iran's reaction, if iran will again immediately react with missile strikes to assassinations for instance and it and it happens very quickly we might see a quick close uh to this conflict. "at the end of the day the israel

united states. one way is through the military and pro program, which requires that in books for entry to the united states. again, us as been as informed of the entry, they know the individuals in the united states and upon entry depending on when an individual entering united states of america and girl, they may be able to qualify for additional productions through temporary protected status, which was just re designated in june of this year and makes an additional $300000.00 patients. i'm going to enter 3 criteria and for all programs. uh, uh, qualified 1st check, temporary puritans, daughters and monetary rid of just as you can work legally. and you're also prevented from being reported from the united states. and these are all things that people don't understand and you hear the term on documented immigrant. i'm using these are individuals that are born across the border, but i've never been stopped by motor control or we don't know who they are and that's just not the case. oh, i sold your organization. dear. asian use was found as when asians were going through something similar in terms of b

united states is very important. diplomacy from now on is becoming more important for both united states and japan. chris: wonderful. i could sit here and do this all day. it's really a privilege. amb. kato: ok. [laughter] chris: please join me in a really warm round of applause for these extraordinary leaders. [laughter] thank you very much. >> we will take a few minutes of break, then reconvene for our first panel. thank you. >> next, a discussion about the alliance between the u.s. and japan after the end of the cold war. former u.s. and japanese officials examine the skepticism about the partnership between both masons after the war. this event hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. >> could i ask everyone to take their seats and we will get the next panel started? thank you very much. >> thank you all. as you can see perhaps here in the room we are emanating through the online streaming. it's a very warm atmosphere. it truly feels like a reunion and it's been an incredible opportunity to be here to operate our very esteemed panel. we first have professor nye, the forethou

we should all be united for freedom, for islam, to defend the koran, rise up, leadership in in additionlogistical and spiritual support from the resistance front , we do not delay, we do not fail , we do not rush. he made the infidels listen to the axis of evil , we must be able to strike the final blow, god willing, iran has not had a shortage of historic friday prayers , here we have learned the culture of jihad and martyrdom . his existence makes us feel that we will surely avenge these bloods. we will take it until the end. you must stand in front of god's enemies to rub the nose of god's enemies on the ground, and we will rub solomon, you will be able to do it. if you want to think about the peaks, khamenei will command the meat. this friday has also become one of the revolutionary days with this presence. we demand martyrdom. we are not afraid of dying and being killed. most of this young population will stand behind their province until the last drop of their blood. you will not be able to refuse. people, i am happy that the student of my school, named rab abu mahdi, is the final

the unit for c, not the modal. it's in your junk folder, don't come over here for the computer. oh, well, if, if we had been that good, maybe the drought attack would have succeeded. the us had nothing to do with it. this was a tangible indication that the opposition, certainly politically, but perhaps within the military as well, was preparing to take action. nicholas, my daughter was position was weekend and increasingly in doubt, the next attack would be swift and coming. the 2 men were preparing a crew to day, both live and exile of in miami generals to get a works as a building superintendent fund guy though is a professor at an american university. the in 20191 gladto was president of the national assembly and leading an opposition that no longer recognized my doodle as legitimate he decided to force the hand of fate. hold. oh, that's amazing. the things. yes. the then it would be one of the, you know, given what i mean, the email, i mean the, when i took videos, president trump immediately recognized me is le

regimes in a way that they can protect themselves staying, it's... very very hard, for example for put the in united states or in any country in europe, they did a kind of regime, kind of political system, they they protect their system, their political regime, it's very hard for the people to change, only they can voice and talk only, this is good, "this is important, but we are looking for a change here, we have you to see something in in application, in apply, those people in all the countries, they are against their governments in supporting israel, but only they can do demonstration, they can go out to the streets and the raise voices and talking and say israel is a criminal." you have to stop the genocide, you have to do so so and so and but there is no power for those people to change uh the political decision for their countries, unfortunately. okay, let's bring in professor of globalization at excuse me at leathbridge university, mr. anthony hall to offer some more insight on the recent developments in the region. mr. hall, welcome to the program uh in your opinion how successful was iran's

lebanon and palestine. they also called on the... muslim countries to shund their differences and unite for the cause of safeguarding palestinians and putting an end to the israeli occupation of alqs housing islam's third holiest site. say safi reporting for press tv indian administered kashmir. that does it for this edition of world news but it's stick around there's plenty more to come. bye-bye. operation took israel off guard, playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason. gaza stripped of life. perhaps you might not hear the words of our leader anymore or we might not listen to new speech of his. and get that ease, but we know for fact and we have the faith that he lives in every single heart of ours in every single child, and the the resistance is will not stop based on one leader. احمد يا اعز من روحي اصبر معي برهه فالحياه بالنسبه لي هي عرض مستمر ومتواصل لايام الخوف والرجاء السبعه تلك تعال لاحدثك كم بقيت انتظرك لقد عشنا سويه عمري. الوجل والامل لكن حكايه تلك الايام السبعه كانت من نوع اخر فمنذ حدد

iran side, so is china, and i would say so are the vast majority of the united nation member states, so this is an opportunity for iran and russia and these other voices of reason to remind the united nations, just look at what the israelis are telling you, either you do things our way or we will brand you rogue, insane anti-semitic uh person or nation, and uh... therefore, if you're if you're going to allow that, then just remain silent. if you are not going to let the israelis brand jew uh, then join the side of reason and light and truth and justice, uh, as i think we're we're now seeing the majority of the islamic nations rising up against this terrible war that israel alone started. nearly one year into the us israeli genocide in gaza, more palestinians are losing their lives as the regimes indiscriminate air and artillery strikes pound the coastal territory in one of the latest attack. several people were killed and number of others injured after israeli helicopters targeted attempt housing displaced palestinians inside a un-run school and dear albalo in central gaza in a separate attack. israeli war plane

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states, he will have to give up running for president of the united states for the next term. and then the question arises, who is the heir of trumpism, because we have to understand that this is no longer republicanism, trumpism. and it is clear that in such a situation, when the question arises whether trumpism can survive without trump. and so, when a person, he looks from one side, civilized, and on the other hand professes the values ​​of trumpism. then it can be a good option for everyone, both trumpists and anti-trumpists in the republican party of the united states, or vice versa, if trump loses the election, someone must, must, because trump is unlikely to be so strong after that, no the fact that i am already a candidate and a leader, i do not argue, i do not argue, yes. but in any case, such a situation can be absolutely real, we understand this very well, and in this regard, frankly speaking, i can't really imagine what event could significantly affect the course of the election campaign, you probably already forgot that there was an attempt on trump, remember, two

because israel, of course, is the united states ally, but the fact that none of this is acknowledged is, is the, is so astounding and a for a united nations that is increasingly intolerant of this us position. it's, it's surprising that there isn't a shift in tone from the 5 move ministration. when she makes these accusations, it's clear that the united states is still using very strong words, is still continuing to have this very strong position that is going to start seeing defend this ally is real and it is working with the israelis to, to caution eneverte a middle east regional conflict, but again, it is so tone deaf in terms of its language. is it kimberly i was going to come to what the us is doing on the ground in the region. so israel has vowed to respond to it runs attack iran, launched in 200 besides the television last night. the us is about the response. i beg your pardon, israel has failed to respond and the us has made it clear that it will have israel's back. that's right, so it is, it's what we know is happening today is that president by the and we'll be speaking with the is really prime minister benjamin