of a more i'm joined now by jeff the cost that he's a climate scientist at the university of redding in the u. k. it is good to see you again. do you know what happened in spain? what went wrong? how within so many people died, when we know that a, whether warning was issued right? these guys route. i mean, that is truly appalling. what we're seeing in the reports that you just showed us now with the victims talking about unprecedented lives of this, of, and many things went wrong. a few of the things went right as well. it's worth mentioning. so this was a well forecasts that event, but the spanish mit for logical agency. however, clearly the warning have not reached the people in time to save themselves. i'm not just talking about property damage or infrastructure. well, we need to remember here is that on more than a 150 people died for an event that was well forecast that uh so there are questions that are going to be needed to be answered by the authorities and by the decision makers, locally and all set and national level in spain. do you think the authorities, perhaps, should

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walk out of the universities today and speaking of universities, at the city college of new york earlier today there was vandalism by these demonstrators. pro-palestinian demonstrators throwing red paint and smashing windows as well as spray painting with graffiti's the words divest now. they want universities to divest from israel. in a statement, they said the following. strongly condemns the violent vandalism and hateful rhetoric that occurred on campuses early this morning. the nypd is currently investigating and the university will not hesitate to enforce disciplinary actions if any members of the community responsible. they were on the main campus there today. you had pro-israeli supporters with photos of the hostages still being held captive while also honoring the lives of the 1200 israelis killed a year ago today. they also were advocating for those for hostages. american hostages who were still being held captive by hamas including the 22-year-old from new long island, new york, who is being held captive. he was ambushed by hamas while he was serving on the israeli defense forces. here are his parents earlier today on fox. >> we are dealing with pure evil but they are

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 there are risks and some countries, the contributing forces to this mission will be concerned that the peacekeepers will come on the threat. and the wall. we understand what the law is, but the law is not protecting you in peacekeepers. is it? so what are unit fields? options at this point to unicell is ultimately the eyes and ears of t

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well, i decided to try the crazy idea of teaching an experimental undergraduate class on that topic the red dead america, which made its debut at the university of tennessee in the fall of 2021, and that semester, the first semester was really fun. i mean, unusually fun. the class was really quite well enrolled, more so than my regular classes. and in the class students really excited not just to talk about video, but to talk about those big historical that the game allowed us to explore and after that semester wrapped up, i began to think about adapting the course material into something bigger and for a much wider audience. not just students at the university of tennessee, but gamers and history buffs, the united states and world because ultimately this game is a global phenomenon, not just a national one. so that is essentially the origins of red dead's history, an attempt to take this experimental class and write a book aimed a wide public audience that uses fictional content of the games as, a window to explore what really fueled violence in the united states in the late 19th and early 20th century. and that is, of course, book that we a

well, i decided to try the crazy idea of teaching an experimental undergraduate class on that topic the red dead america, which made its debut at the university of tennessee in the fall of 2021, and that semester, the first semester was really fun. i mean, unusually fun. the class was really quite well enrolled, more so than my regular classes. and in the class students really excited not just to talk about video, but to talk about those big historical that the game allowed us to explore and after that semester wrapped up, i began to think about adapting the course material into something bigger and for a much wider audience. not just students at the university of tennessee, but gamers and history buffs, the united states and world because ultimately this game is a global phenomenon, not just a national one. so that is essentially the origins of red dead's history, an attempt to take this experimental class and write a book aimed a wide public audience that uses fictional content of the games as, a window to explore what really fueled violence in the united states in the late 19th and early 20th century. and that is, of course, book that we a

the shops of african heads for fun, the 1st red joseph conventional was studying at oxford university. i thought cups was just an operation. a twisted from to see of comrades imagination. he had summed up, he had judged the hard i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts. and that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating out. in an astounding way, a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa. and his true story was even more terrifying than columbus fiction. i began to plant a journey across space time in search of this real the .

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there actually after 12 earlier we guys reaction from university of to around professor, what is the, you know, he says israel is testing iran, red lines and ultimately provoking a wider conflict. a piece of services on this. it has limits and that is a huge public opinion patients you need on. so i think sooner or later the patients that are on out whether it's this week or next week or tomorrow. i don't know, i cannot tell you that. but they know that a lot of people didn't even realize that the if these type of the good, the crags right, is there any lead is it does not have any consequences for them if there is no pain . but attacking civilians in 119. what? because that for that matter, then these types of crimes will continue. and if maybe cheese on everything should slow they toes. lots of people here think that the ladies need to be reminded that this type of behavior is not going to be tied to it to whatever to syria. i mean, time wise civilians have been killed off is riley buttons targeted, damascus sits according to the country's defense ministry. officials say if a nation's ad defend systems and just have to the numb

been out to red cloud yet but have up itvisiting a japanese scholar funded by a chinese scholar funded by chinese agency is a great enthusiast and is very excited to be at the university ofebraska to get out to red cloud to see the sights. spew it when it comes to pop culture and knowing and my aunt tinea, there was a song. we're going to play a short portion of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪r suet that was emmy lou harris and david mathewson pretty familiar with that song question. >> know i've not heard it before request is from my aunt tinea from their album red dirt girl would get a text from sandy minnesota. was able to support herself to report writing? has any of her books been made into movies? if yes did you like the movie? >> yes. by the time she gets to my aunt tineao she is supporting hersef to her writing. when she stopped working a s magazine editing she had saved up some money she had to sell short stories they were set in new york city not in nebraska but she made money from selling them. by the time of the 1930s she was quite well established. was making pretty substantial amounts of money. and as far as movies, there was a silent film adaptation

the hands of the lakhan, the red dagger of the martyrs of the nab language is better than reading the rosy faces of the comrades. the united nations has adopted a treaty called the universal convention on the rights of the child. clauses of this agreement provide for the protection of children during armed conflicts. creating a hospital and safe areas for children under 15 years old. clothing is essential reinforcement material for children in besieged areas. special care for orphaned children or separated from the family. transferring children to safe areas and handing them over to their families. when children are evacuated, ensure that clergy of all faiths, medical personnel and medical equipment are available at the location where the children are being moved. years later, that is, in 1951, the zionist regime became a member, but it was a membership that it never committed to, and with the rising tensions between the zionist regime and palestine, it violated it more every day than yesterday. the child is the one who fights against the zionist enemy, this is the child who fights against the enemies of israel. now, nearly a year has passed since the regime's attacks zio

well, professor political communication, not the university of care on fire, it is all the says is why it is aggressive lead testing. it runs red lines and actually provoking with, entre the patience of these on the lead is a, has the limits. and that is a huge public opinion patients you need on. so i think so literally says the patient is thrown out whether it's this week or next week was that tomorrow. i don't know, i cannot tell you that. but they know that a lot of people didn't even realize that the if these type of good crags, but it is what the lead is. it does not have any consequences for them if there is no pain. but attacking civilians in 119 lopez. that for that matter, then these type of crimes will continue. and if maybe cheese on everything should slow they toes. lots of people here think that the ladies need to be reminded that this type of behavior is not going to be tolerated. to on university professor said laura and mohammed mirandi believes it is rarely is underestimating has the law, it is really regime is wrong because they said they supported major victory by murdering and and through the march within.

it has been used in a kind of the cost is way as the red scare was used in the past. so people at the university students who are, who are simply outraged by what they are seeing, being done with the help of the american taxpayers being disciplined for stating the opinion and describe this as i submitted it. and and as was said to you, of course quite quite a number of images i've, i've also had the honor of being called a couple and various uh, emails that i received. the, the other terribly fact is the, this kind of definition of a anti semitism. as it does on is in a fraction, the jewish community itself is having any fact of actually putting large numbers of jews who believe in even those who believe in the rights of the state or federal to exist but out of port. but it's policies outside of the mainstream of the jewish community, and that is the tragic effects of is really policies uh, as of the adoption of this the finish. and yeah, i'd like to explore that a little bit further. i realize what, what are you seeing in terms of that demographic change and, and what that long term impact migh

you know, a lot of people think as delaware as just a blue state, but we are literally only three counties, and we vote blue, purple, and red. and yesterday, i was actually at a university of delaware football game. and a woman actually whispered in my ear, i voted for you early, and then she said, i'm an "r." now, the fact that she had to whisper that was a whole another thing. but it goes to the point that people have to look at, what is the future of this country? how do we turn the page on darkness? how do we go, you know, i've seen the split screen of donald trump serving and joe biden and kamala harris serving. and we know that donald trump says he wants to be a dictator on day one. to me, this is a moment where each and every one of us has to ask ourselves, what direction do we want this country to go in? everything from our reproductive freedoms, as michelle obama talked about the other night to our democracy, to creating an opportunity economy, which is what kamala has folks on. in this moment, you know, i've heard delawareans say to me two things, i'm excited, and i'm anxious. i'm excited, and i'm scared. and what i'm telling people is, take that energy, use i

a bit of a blended red wine and a nice white reasoning, as i understand, were, enjoy that food and emphasized the groups commitment to quote, universal values of peace, justice and equality. so if you haven't already heard the news here from the bricks, 2024 conference in cars on the team, nations officially joined up as breaks part of the country. so then not yet full members, indonesia, an enormous economy is among them. and we spoke earlier to add to the r run snag, a ph be kind of an amazing university of business. and economics uses a bricks, is key to restoring a sense of global power to you, to kind of reward the balance against what is known as so many call it western germany. we see it is as the opportunity to improve our economy and also do a lot of money into reagan. and we also as one of the largest muslim population in the world, always see that briggs are capable to improve our position in the global implants. the west that already been coming to hang them on the get the car using their power or lead to their own propose it seems unfair to us. so in order to restore the batter dee and make the balance of power, i think

of red wine, a reasoning as well on the table. but it was said, approved and emphasized a bricks nation's commitment to quote, given universal values of peace, justice and equality now is otherwise, the immediate, basically tries to portray this bricks summit has up put into attempt to mos russian says that he sense, sorry, but it's, it's so silly a french politician the result of officer george. i was wondering if it's the size the event will be remembered as a major boost for multi polarity. is a positive system and it looks like i think that the brick summit in cars on will be a turning point. it will go down in history as an event that symbolically change the situation in the world geo politics that allowed us to move away from the unipolar world dominated by the united states after the collapse of the ussr in 1991 to a multi polar world in which the process of organizing and resolving conflicts will be different from what we knew before. and that is very good. that's french media is here. that is why we're here. because you have to realize that even if you don't like bricks, you have to know what is going on. otherwise you can

actually after. indeed, holiday a week i use reaction from university of to around professor for what is audience. he says israel is testing iran, red lines and ultimately provoking a wider conflict patient. so in the, there's a has a limit and this is a huge public opinion patient if you need on. so i think so literally says the patients that are on out whether it's this week or next week was tomorrow. i don't know, i cannot tell you that, but they know that a lot of people didn't even realize that the if these type of good products, but it is what the lead is. it does not have any consequences for them if there is no pain. but attacking civilians in 119 or as that for that matter. then these types of crimes will continue. and if maybe cheese on eventually, sooner or later. lots of people here think that the ladies need to be reminded that this type of behavior is not going to be tolerated or let's have this conversation. so that here on all the international with lee have moved a professor of international relations and economics. not joining us life on very rude, it's about half past 9 in the morning. what you, what mr. how moved

proposing to give up this beautiful university to the american -- native american tribes were originally possessed the land. that sort of claim, i think, is a misdirect and a red herring. i think the people who use it definitely no that it is a red herring in order to avoid the obvious, which is everyone in the world, by the way, including israeli arabs are perfectly happy living in israel and nobody wanted to leave or live in the gaza strip or the west bank. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. michigan for a rally with democratic presidential nominee, vice president kamala harris. ♪ vp harris: good afternoon, michigan! good afternoon! give it up for brian! [applause] good afternoon, michigan. [laughter] [cheering and applause] it's good to be back. [cheering and applause] good afternoon. [laughter] oh my goodness. ok. [laughter] thank you. let's get to business. thank you, thank you. thank you all. it's good to be back. thank you, thank you, ok let's get to work. let's get to work. let me first thank all of you for taking time out of your very busy lives for us to be together this afternoon. i thank you so very much for all you do, all you've done

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university of ted on fire. it is all the says, it is really is aggressively testing. it runs red lines and his eyes, you, provoking with country. patients so indeed is a, has a limit and the, there's a huge public opinion patients you need on. so i think sooner or later the patients that are on out whether it's this week or next week or the tomorrow. i don't know, i cannot tell you that, but say no, that's it. lots of people in any of the allies that the if these type of legal crimes, but it is what it is, it does not have any consequences for them if there is no pain but attacking the civilians in less than not because that for that matter then these type of crimes will continue, and it may be cheese on eventually. it's a slow they toes. a lots of people here think that the ladies need to be reminded that this type of behavior is not going to be toddler. it's a we've been hearing from here on university professor, said mohammed miranda, who believes it as well as underestimating, has belong, that is really, really strong. because they said they supported major victory by murderi

this is our team, my name's universal and you're welcome to the program. life in gaza is not merely a matter of survival. that's what an international red cross committee spokespersons told us describing the consequences of israel's unprecedented assault on gaps that which has reported the left coast of $42000.00 people dead and millions more. displaced either the last 12 months, palestinians here in gauze. i have lived 3 circumstances that most people, most of us could not even imagine or comprehend. people have been displaced tens of times so many times each time they have to pack up everything that they earn and try to carry it in their arms, including that show to is that tensile any tops that they have, that children food, any clean water that they have and, and move to another place. it is absolutely actually military and catastrophe here in dogs all throughout the entire gulf stream. the biggest priorities to us include health care and in public health. this really is impacted by so many different aspects. things like diet, tree diversity and food, clean water and safe water, which we know is a struggle for people to get this wee

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red crescent society on behalf of the people of the islamic republic of iran. they are with the refugees and exiles of lebanon. protest students in wales to the relationship between the university and the zionist regime. popular student protests in various countries in support of palestine and the lebanese people continue. a number of students of cardiff university in wales, england protested against the university management's promise to cut ties with the zionist regime once again. they protested. the protesting students accused the university management of trickery and ignoring the crimes in gaza, lebanon, syria and yemen. pistachio is considered one of the most important export items of iran and lorestan is trying to increase the market share of this product. to dedicate pistachio harvest season in this master. it has started and the farmers hope that the harvest will reach 100 tons due to the improvement of the weather. barren lands that were once empty of life and crops. but now new hope has been revived in the hearts of farmers. we planted pistachios, this is also a pistachio, a very good harvest, mashallah. we planted two hectares. we harvested about 3 tons of pistachios

universe. in 15 minutes on the w and the conflict zone with sarah kelly's occurring says that a threesome incursion into russian territory has made a mockery of fruitless red lines. and that the west should go haul in to help when the war i discussed the options with a finished foreign minister, alina about tony, thanks for having me. so how does she see the prospect of turning the side in bushes and phrasing of ukraine conflict? in 19 minutes on d w the a. how to kick in the south china sea. why shapes are here? what this is supposed to mean? the front of the house of a global company of to decades of chinese extension is in the nation is resisting with this course of a powerful ally in china on september 20th. 2 conflict crises was every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the, it's a universal principle of life. a fundamental human right? everyone should have access to a non nutritious divers, affordable and facing. it starts with the nature of the journey from our farms to our tables. we come together to celebrate our

universe with oceana, we have been two very interesting lunches that w were able to conquer. one in south of brazil was the bottom that allowed small-scale fisher to find again lobsters and and red snappers which was being completely depleted. and with that law which was passed by the supreme court at the very end of the fight, it also allow for, of course, less of an impact of co2 once we stopped bottom trawling. also saving -- a lot of good things happen when you can tap into and create one big law of protection. the same thing in peru. when they were able, our beautiful team of oceana peru was able to pass the law of protecting the five milee to the coast off from industria fishing, that allowed artisanal fishers to go out and fish. that protected food in that area and protected food and families. i think it was 14,000 families that now could actually go out and fish and have food to eat. we say in oceana that you could have one million meals that -- one billion meals a day of seafood, if we actually protected and allowed the ocean to heal, because it is unhealth right now. that is the potentia i think as food is a major issu in our near future, scarcity, t not protect someth

university system limiting expressions of support for palestinians. here's video from a similar demonstration at san francisco state. students and faculty there rallied along 19th avenue, calling attention to their cause. red handprints were left on some sf state property. still ahead on abc seven news at three. let the fleet week fun begin. we'll take you to the official opening of fleet week festivities in san francisco. and a rare opportunity our media partner, the san francisco standard, takes us on a unique aerial experience with some military personnel in town for fl guardsmen are here this week for fleet week, showcasing their equipment to the public. the mayor officially kicked off the event this morning. >> i know that everybody here can agree. at one point or another, someone's going to be hungry. so make sure that you go out and you support our delicious restaurants and really support our economy here in san francisco. take in all that we have to offer. >> san francisco fleet week organizers say the event generates about $10 million to the local economy. events include fleet fest on saturday and sunday, blue angels air shows and ship tours. go to abc7 news.com for a full schedule of fleet week e

we must put an assault weapon ban into cognizant of universal background checks we must have red flags we must do things that give law enforcement the tools they need to keep our communities safe. >> speaker johnson has the gavel there will be no legislation in congress to help get bad guns off our streets. congressman when you were in trenton you are no fayette and no friend of commonsense gun legislation ever see the endorsement of multiple commonsense gun organizations and i will be a champion protecting our children and our students when i am in congress by getting dangerous guns off the street. >> are starting to run a little bit of runtime. fifteen seconds. >> to support joe biden we need to make sure we keep those out of the hands of gangs as well. my opponent has extreme position she was too deep in the police of her joints about cop killers out of jail. full narcotics legalization but think about how dangerous those policies would impact the family's as crime is increasing dramatically day after day in this district. >> are going to go to mike we have a one or two more questi

of the second amendment. i have talked about the fact both tim walz and i are gun owners. i also believe we need reasonable gun safety laws. assault weapons bans. [ applause ] red flag laws. universal background checks. [ applause ] and reports say that the majority of nra members agree on, for example, universal background checks. what is a universal background check? it's just common sense. here what it is. you just might want to know before someone can buy a lethal weapon whether they've been found by a court to be a danger to themselves or others. you just might want to know. it's common sense. we need common sense gun safety laws. and i will continue. i've done it throughout my career. work with all of our colleagues across the aisle. and i know that we can make progress. but this is not -- i'm not trying to take anybody's guns away from them. but we need reasonable gun safety laws. >> okay. i want to come back to the issue of public safety in a minute, but first we want to go to martin. thank you, cecilia, very much. martin, a former republican member of the michigan house of representatives. and he's here with a question about national security. >> thank both of you for bein

wars in the red sea and other fronts will also stall over 10000 people have signed the petition against the suspension of the foreign graduate students at new york state cornell university now since the phase is severe repercussions but participating in a pro palestinian action at the schools career that the 30 year old ph. d student is the leader of the coalition for mutual liberation on campus. the group stage, they protest during the university events featuring representatives of us military contractors like boeing and l. 3 harris store support is a v as well. cool. now has claims that police officers were pushed and shoved by the group members, and that event participants felt the resident. let me go a tall. so if he did not get physical into the accusations, all racially charged as active as been pushed out there by the university. concerning me is not true. i did not post post any produced and i would wait until the ever since comes across as my involvement industry. i mean we're picking the said i was inside the career, so i have about 5 to 10 minutes. there was a demonstration inside i left for you from the optimal point. i can say categorically, i did not use a