professor in the department of jurisprudence at the university of pretoria and to serve as a chancellor of the victoria technicom. and the university of victor, not just on in the hon. spurred judgment syndicate has received numerous honorary doctorates and awards. i shall now say a few words about the career and qualifications of judge brock. a judge i are on the rock of is really nationality. has had an eminent career as a judge in law professor. he holds a p h d in law from the hebrew university of jerusalem and serve as the dean of the faculty of law of that university. between 19741975. he was appointed to the as rarely supreme court in 1978 and served as its president from 1995 to 2006. prior to joining the supreme court judge for rock served as the attorney general of the state of israel between 194419751978 is taught law and a number of law schools including young university, the hebrew university of jerusalem, and the right quinn university. hercules, israel judge, correct, has also written extensively in law and has received numerous honorary degrees and awards. in accordance with the order of precedence, fixed by article 7, paragr

of us. the boma around effect is coming back into on the all right, we can leave it there. victor dow chair, professor of pseudo university. victor, thank you. thank you for turning to tokyo now, where an airliner has burned up on a run way. i made an airport after colliding with the coast guard aircraft killing 5 of its crew members, all 379 people on board of the japan airlines plane successfully evacuated. a passenger posted this dramatic footage as the plane touch down of the it's not be confirmed that 5 individuals die as a result of that collision. they with call, i can choose who on the coast guards plane that was clipped by the passenger plane as it landed. and we understand that one individual was able to evacuate safely from that smooth plane. and that was one of the captains this coast godaddy crossed was actually one of the i crossed it's been ferrying falls due for the last 24 hours. and so taking supplies over to the quick hit zones of the other side of the island where i took you was situated. it's remarkable that actually there weren't even more casualties. because when you look at the, the video of that b

of st. petersburg state university, editor-in-chief of the journal. america by victor kheifits.llo, thank you for finding time for us, the situation in ecuador in ecuador this week attracted attention, and the question immediately arises: is this a private problem in ecuador, or is some situation just the way it is, what happens, or is this a manifestation of some -the deep processes that go on like this in such an extravagant form are manifested. in latin america and particularly in ecuador? well, this particular situation is really a conflict within ecuador for now, although it cannot be said that it is the only one. since 2006, the mexican authorities have been using the army in the fight against drug cartels, have not yet succeeded in this, there are serious problems, although they have not reached the ecuadorian scale, in peru, argentina, colombia, but specifically the ecuadorian situation, it seems to me, is still the same. for now there is only business they need. victor allazarevich, but nevertheless, this is a criminal story of the fight against drug cartels, which are

of college football 2023. >> hail to the victors. the top ranked universityege football playoff national champion after beating number 2 washington in last night's title game. the wolverines never trailed in the contest, jumping out to an early double digit lead with tuck touch downed runs of 41 and 46 yards by edwards in the fourth quarter. washington cut michigan's lead to 7 by the break, but husky's quarterback michael penx jr. opened the second half with an interception that swung momentum back to the wolverines. he limped off the field after the play and did not look to be 100% after the game. teams then traded field goals and punted back and forth onsick consecutive possessions before running back blake coram and further extended the lead to beat washington 34-14. michigan after a season of suspensions and sign stealing scandal that shattered the program now secures its first national title since 1997. how late were you up last night watching that game? okay, time now -- they may have got this just in time because of the weather. time now for the weathe

institute of social sciences on the basis of the presidential academy, universities have a general program, teachers and even diplomas, and several teachers shanenki, victor as foreign agents, but is this a small victory for the agents of the west, the education of senior management personnel in the country. happens with the money of those who supply weapons to ukraine, with the weapons that kill our soldiers, with the money of those who recognize same-sex love, with the money of those who agree with the marches of the sss division, with the money of those who destroy our monuments to our warriors, well, what about the money of those who? agrees with the rewriting of history, with the money of those who agree and support the marches of the baltic ss division, this is their victory, moreover, shameless, only for money, this is a victory for those who can allow the ukrainian ambassador to kazakhstan to say this with impunity.

perhaps as they say in ann arbor, conquering heroes, victors valiant, michigan national champions for the 2023 season. chris, back to you. >> universal ofan wolverines pulled away from the washington huskies in the fourth quarter of a national championship game. the final score 34-13. it's michigan's first national title in 26 years.

a big part of what is th me democratic that which propelled him to victory in 2020.victor look at this new usa today suffolk university poll. only 63% of african-american votersersity p support joe bide. why is that significant? well, that's down from 87% that he was receiving in 2020. and it only gets worse fromng there by now. trails trump among hispanic voters 2 five points after easiy winning winning a majoritya maji in 2020. and get this, biden is down four points with another key constituency amongthe de the democratic base, and that is voters under 35, a usuallya s very reliable democratic voting bloc. if these numbers hold, ifn, if there's if he's their candidate for reelection, they will lose todalection,sey a landslide.lide but a lot can happen between now and november. a let's be very clear. le let me start this year with a warning to conservatives a and to republicans, if you wantu any chancebl of winning in november, you need to do dol basicof fundamenta things. one, any conservative, any republican, any voter that has any reluctance or any resistance to voting by mail and voting early, you have to get ov

victor in washington dc. she's a professor of political science at george mason university. welcome to the program . so winning the state doesn't guarantee the policies moment nation. does it, but to what extent does it give them a mentor them to a campaign? well, at this very early stage of the presidential campaign, it's all about expectations. and whether or not candidates will meet or beat or under perform what people expect to happen. it's a not much different than a market at this point. and donald trump is a former president. he's still very got a very loyal following, and he is expected to run away with this contest, perhaps by as many as 20 or 30 points. nikki haley is largely expected to come in 2nd place and the fantasy is expected to come in 3rd. so if we see results that are largely different from that rough uh ordering. and then i think that that could shakes things up to going from here forward. but given the bizarre in this or the unusual last and the harshness of the weather, and that makes things a little bit harder to, to use as a forecasting tool. you mentioned donald trump, so l

we are you the research associate at the university of oxford center for international studies montero. good to see you except for the hon. gary and leader victor all on the european union has been pretty united when it comes to supporting ukraine. quote, this change after the election. you know, i do think that we'll, we'll have the still a significant degree of unity amongst you. remember say, we says because europe, salt lake in terms of public opinion, europeans understand that this is a potential issue that we're dealing with the selling of us as we go about it's hungry. but the thing is already in motion to make sure that should be doable. but the to further assistance to ukraine, these assistance will still be delivered to your client to other means that is to say, outside the legal process of getting, you know, to an integral mental basis for bilateral basis. so whether or not be to all the wants ukraine to come to your support, you can, your payments will still be able to do that. but pretty much across the board here and here in the far right parties are gaining in popularity. how do you expect this to affect the results i did? did th

of college football 2023. >> hail to the victors. top ranked universitychampion after beating number two washington in last night's title game. best-selling author and espn commentator paul finebaum. we'll talk about the coach who was banned twice this season from being on the sidelines in a little bit. first, i must say, i think it is a southern thing. i don't have a great deal of respect for most big ten teams. occasionally ohio state has a really good team that can compete with s.e.c. teams. this michigan team by the end won me over. last night, even more so than the alabama game, which i will forever think we should have won, but this game last night showed, this is a heck of a team, top to bottom. >> joe, i agree. it's easy to joke about how, until last night, michigan had won 1 1/2 national championships in the last 70 years. seems like alabama and georgia just went through a drive-through somewhere and picked up another one. but it was real. for all the criticism, and i've been at the tip of that spear for the last couple of months, it was a domina

perhaps as they say in ann arbor, conquering heroes, victors valiant, michigan national champions for the 2023 season. chris, back to you. >> universal of michigan wolverines pulled away from the washington huskies in the fourth quarter of a national championship game. the final score 34-13. it's michigan's first national title in 26 years. congratulations to both teams. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good nig from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by january 31st at coveredca.com. inside alaska airlines flight 1282, the horrifying moments this boeing max nine loses its door mid-flight. but that's not all. tonight we're learning alarming new d

on children of survivors of the holocaust and i say this as the brother of a professor at arizona state university, my brother victor who has written extensively and a nationally acknowledged expert on international justice and war crimes tribunals and i had two thoughts last night in the middle of the night, 3 a.m. one is, this situation even though it is on the other side of the world as you just heard from me effects so many of us very personally. it effects many of my neighbors and community members who have lost relatives and friends in gaza. it effects supervisor ronan who's father was raised in israel and so many of us. but i was saddened by the fact that here in san francisco we have not succeeded, we have failed to use this as a opportunity to bring our people on both sides of this divide together and i lumented that. i dont know there is any way to successfully do that given how deep the divisions and the hurt and the core and pain are. the other thing i thought about is about the rule of law and about the importance of international justice and about how people need to be held accountable. some of that wa

university and entrepreneur viktor gustoy, former civilian sailor fleet. i visited a metal warehouse and saw four old anchors there, lying aside. i became interested, and from there my collection of, let’s say, anchors began. victorhe garages of retired crimean sailors. the collection now includes anchors, including those from the northern seas of russia, and there are river samples. this anchor was used to ensure that ships that floated down the river slowed down at the rapids. they were found on... the chusovaya river in the sverdlovsk region. the oldest anchor in the collection with only the name is similar to modern samples. this anchor weight is at least 2,000 years old, like bc. the anchor room is also an audience. here pairs study the theory of court structure. teacher valentin shevchenko leads excursions in his spare time. this sea locker is one of the children's favorite exhibits. remember, razbelibon sang the song "15 people, a dead man's chest, oho, and a bottle of rum." since april last year, about 2,000 kerch schoolchildren have visited the museum. museum workers state a fact: equipment for interactive there are not enough excursions for children yet. rastislav skidan, alexander solovenko, dmitry mez

on children of survivors of the holocaust and i say this as the brother of a professor at arizona state university, my brother victor who has written extensively and a nationally acknowledged expert on international justice and war crimes tribunals and i had two thoughts last night in the middle of the night, 3 a.m. one is, this situation even though it is on the other side of the world as you just heard from me effects so many of us very personally. it effects many of my neighbors and community members who have lost relatives and friends in gaza. it effects supervisor ronan who's father was raised in israel and so many of us. but i was saddened by the fact that here in san francisco we have not succeeded, we have failed to use this as a opportunity to bring our people on both sides of this divide together and i lumented that. i dont know there is any way to successfully do that given how deep the divisions and the hurt and the core and pain are. the other thing i thought about is about the rule of law and about the importance of international justice and about how people need to be held accountable. some of that wa