that helps us. and i mean shows we stay that scrolling for hours p g, there is a behavioral sciences he. he explains how the tech is super charging all systems. effective though, for me, is a lot stronger when the rewards is unpredictable. so every time you swipe on tick tock, because it has this unpredictability, the brain can never adapt to it. your brain to never consistently predicts how much does it mean it's got to be released. and so that actually makes the habit a lot stronger and a lot stick. yeah. and so what you end up with people who are, i think this to these platforms, the thing about technology is that technology evolves quickly. whereas evolution works very slowly, right? humans of all very study. so the biological mechanisms that we have in our brain when not designed to handle this level of, of doesn't mean, right? so the, the reason why social media release has domain is because we have these built in things that what key to our survival back when we were a few minutes, right? the

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must be a natural born us citizen and must have lived in the us for at least 14 years. and this nothing on criminal convictions, so is a convicted felon. donald trump can still run for office. and even if donald trump is sentenced to prison and wins the presidency, that would of course, a post, a practical complications because somebody will x. but it's also say that a resulting constitutional crisis would require, for example, that his sentence be suspended so that he could still fulfilled his duties. as the nation's chief executive. trump uh has said that the rear of the day is going to be on november. the 5th we, he bleed votes due to this conviction there's a lot that can happen until the presidential elections in november. we see that donald trump and joe by now still neck on neck. if we'll look at polls and we just need to remember here that donald trump even saw his support increase off the other 4 sets of criminal a indictments last year. so it would not be surprising. very support also increases, and that's also what we've seen and would referred from trump cam

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no, but that's because in the back to a team for several, all of us to us, asp. excited by gas and the trench, one dead. so russia didn't read the manual or something. it's like, or it hasn't got quite behind, you know, the whole law smart will prime thing. has it a good old conventional grenade, especially dropped from a drone? is more lee. so, but washington is all about dropping. scary times. we make visits emanation, in addition to our assessment, the dresser has used the riot control agents as a method double play, and ukraine also in violation of the chemical weapons convention. the use of such chemicals is not an isolated incident, and it's probably driven by the russian forces desired to this load. you agree and forces from 45 positions and achieve tactical gains on the battlefields. now poor up a korean is an agent that used to be popular into a gas rounds. it was late to mostly dropped in favor of the 2 new gases, c, n, n 's. yes, that proved to be more effective. but regardless, washington has every moral right to repair mon defend is because the west would never touch these

so let us are using the hash tag or the handle a screen. and we'll look into it, stay away penalty you see the on counting the costs of india's income inequality gap his wife makes. so how can poor people get their share of the wealth? how much does the us spend in foreign aid and does about funding how to boost global stability? plus why zambia has band charcoal production products? counting the cost on how to 0, the challenges with this business uptake. these weights is try the 6 bank gross dot net bundle dash football to use the this business uptake the restaurant net bundle dash move forward to use the the you're watching the news. our live from headquarters is outside. i'm getting you navigate, here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. it's never the wrong time to do the rice paint, ireland, spain on norway and allens. they will recognize palestine as an independent states . israel recalls at some bass. what are is, and response is really air strikes kill at least 10 people in central gaza, including a pro.

during the korean peninsula war, the use of chemical agents by the us military was carried out usingical bomb shells. from february 1952 to june 1953, over 100 cases of chemical munitions were used, resulting in 145 deaths and more than a thousand poisonings. symptoms of suffocation, congestion, loss of consciousness indicate that the ammunition was loaded heavily. at the time of the entry of american troops into iraq, in april 2003 years, non- lethal chemical munitions were in service with us army units deployed in the region. during the period of hostilities, these means were used by the military police, suppressing anti-government actions of the civilian population and clearing urban areas with dense buildings, while... the states deliberately took measures to conceal these facts in order to exclude a resonant international reaction. the basic principle is that they can: everything was done supposedly to reduce casualties among the civilian population and coalition military personnel. with the tacit consent of washington, the use of toxic substances and riot control chemicals by u

they use the noise. these people think like that profit companies won't import anything from the channel line. what will happen to the gym and economy that and it, it does of itself. so far, the campaign has been a disaster for the f d. the to leading candidates have been mired and scandalous. one has been accused of allegedly taking money from a pro russian 1000000000 near the other employed, the person who has been invested on suspicion of buying for china. overall majority of 2 months pink. the f d is a threat to democracy. a lot of the issues have also been prominent into selection . they going to me is still sluggish in germany. the ward and ukraine shows no end in sight. and migration continues to be a hot topic. just a brief adjusts the main issues driving this election. are these keeping followed by social security, migration, climate change, an economic growth and bodies. we use these last these of campaigning to convince for us to be are the best one equipped to tackle them. all right, let's go

thank you forjoining us. thank you for “oining us. thank ou. a surprise visit to kyiv at what he called a "critical moment" for the country amid a fresh russian offensive. the top us diplomat sought to reassure ukrainians of american support with a direct message: "you are not alone." the coming weeks and months will demand a great deal of ukrainians who have already sacrificed so much. but i have come to ukraine with a message. you are not alone. the united states has been by your side from day one. we are with you today. and we will stay by your side until ukraine's security, sovereignty, its ability to choose its own path is guaranteed. mr blinken also met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky who, in response to mr blinken's assurances, emphasised ukraine's need for fresh military aid. since friday, ukrainian troops have been struggling to push back against a new russian offensive in the north of the country. this is the map of the battlefield. areas in red show what is now under russian occupation. but heavy fighting has opened a new

so this is not something us. and um, recently a very um, uh brave and as pioneering activist went through the records of the parishes in the central valley in california where people were buried ad found their names and went to mexico and their families. and kind of a, did this anonymity that in which people were treated and which guthrie was testing in his song. so, you know, it's both. i see both things exist in, in our country here. but the effort to serve the human eyes, migrants and treat them as people with no name or as you said, you know, to install. so call and keep. busy animals or killers or, or what terrace or what have you. this is. busy the weight of, of car do you nice you people and seeing them, it's as not human, but i think it's also true. so we have at the same time, people who are very courageously trying to not just keep track of the humidity of migrants, but to talk to them individually and deal with their cases individually and advocate for them individually. so right joined in terms of the

the could use as use motion capture and audio visual intelligence. the south korean entertainment industry helps to further develop may with more performances in the pipeline. so clearly, mave is made with a i, but audio fakes, and not always easily recognizable for us, the audience, famous voices, can be recreated using a i song structure and style can also be replicated fairly easily. unfortunately, this is often done without permission from the original artist a few months ago, a song featuring prove out to recon rep, a bed, find his voice, then 5 wrote the song was made by a bit funny, but by mauricio posters also known as flo. d. p. d, using a i bet finding it was not him used on watts if he told his 20000000 follows to on follow him if they like that song that they can buy. so when that happened, i got skid. the whole thing just blew up. most of the odd is that was very angry. so the what am i need? but nothing has happened so far. and i x, but cloud yet, gutierrez doesn't see any reason for mauricio to be consent. a little ship with a slow g p

we have to ex bus to discuss all of this with us. joining us from the sol in south korea is steven open because the see of a pack advised as a consultancy operating at the intersection of business, government and sustainability. and from brisbin and australia work. powell, who was adjunct professor at queen's on university of technology and a cd, a fellow at the tight institute, a non government international. think find tank based in beijing strip of tabby with us. let's start with you. then as a steven a, what is the us? so worried about chinese goods. okay. they're not worried about chinese goods per say. they're worried about chinese goods that come into the us through unfair competition in, in strategic industries. and so to understand the by the administration's actions here, and really the trump administration's actions before that, you've got to go back a decade. you go back to what china has been doing with it's made in china 2025 policy that came out in 2015 were china said it was going to use state subsidies and protection to foster width in china ki sectors for the 21st cent

but it also lets us see what species are using those habitats.f year or at the right time of day, so that we're less of a disturbance on those species. the monitoring is being carried out by zoological society of london — or zsl. they're using motion—sensing camera traps to help identify some of the animals. this is a camera trap, and we use this for monitoring wildlife. typically things that move, that are kind of larger—bodied, and that move along the ground. so we'll typically put it kind of on a tree, around this height — and there's a camera here and there's a sensor. so, if a warm—bodied animal moves past, it will trigger a number of photos. oh, look, that's us — hello! in the uk, we're using it largely for ground—dwelling mammals — so like, foxes and badgers and squirrels. also hedgehogs which is primarily the focus. we also -et primarily the focus. we also get birds _ primarily the focus. we also get birds that will stop in front— get birds that will stop in front if— get birds that will stop in front if they are on the ground _ front if

but who we can use now that we can use it, said patsy. all paid to extra uses the lift, the shells it shouldn't make any composed of them as building material. the shells also sequestered carbon fiber. just pull it from the water and use it to grow their shops, crushed up the shelves can be added to concrete instead of limestone. but the best use for the shelves is the simplest. growing more bibles, old shelves are often we used for farming, but can also go to restoration projects where the shellfish are left in the water instead of eating. these projects are springing up around the world from australia to new york city. we've collected almost 2000000 pounds or shell already. the shows are cleaned and placed in cages. these was their cages are put into shipping containers that we've converted into a, a way to set waste or alarm high onto shell, add water from the harbor. then some larvae, and after a week they're a baby oysters in the cages are then moved into the harbor. as the oyster reef grows, it creates an ecosystem will also benefit

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us in america. in trying to go get insurgents, but they are where you feel the sweat paints and t shirts, and they got people that is going after them that has top notch military gear. what we seen is right now, we see her mazda is a 12 year old to a child, is like, disney, so let's just get up. i mean, you, you, you did mention of somebody come back to the wife. thing as like a mini is, this is what people of color been saying for a long, long, long time. but what happened was now the connecting to that that's happened in a way that i think that, that like, might like, like the cat can be put back in the bag gene. you're going back into bottle. now it's too much we've seen now you see, i mean, for us and american black americans and know that the way we get i, as worked in america is perfected by how you beat up on palestinians your surveillance and how you get data from us and how do you, how do you, how does to bill this and this is what you're doing already. and guys in, in, in, in, in westbank,

. ~ , ~ travelling from mexico into the us.~ ,~ ,, travelling from mexico into the us. ,~ ,, us.s detained at amsterdam's schiphol airport in the netherlands early on saturday — and has since been released. dutch military police posted on x, saying they released a 41—year—old american woman after she was arrested on suspicion of exporting soft drugs and that the suspect was fined and can continue herjourney. ms minaj filmed part of the arrest and posted it on social media along with a series of messages on her x account. ms minaj�*s concert in manchester at the co—op live venue has been postponed. this was the moment when fans were told that the performance wouldn't be going ahead. announcer: saturday the 25th of may has been postponed. concert—goers were told their tickets would be valid for the rescheduled tour date. for more, i spoke to our correspondent anna holligan. just talk us through what happened here. so, in a video posted on instagram, the 12 time grammy award nominee can be seen surrounded by dutch military police. she seems to be holding the camera just out of shot

the white house called the event tragic and used it as evidence to support its case before the us supreme court. challenging texas is assertion that it is entitled to a wrecked razor wire board or barriers and use its own soldiers to stop migraines from crossing the river. the texas governors policies are cool, dangerous and inhumane. so the d h s spokesperson? congressman joaquin castro added this. he said quote, texas officials allowed to children to drown on quote it within days. president joe biden said in a statement, if congress passed a bill to continue funding, warren ukraine and genocide in guys, he would agree to and t migrant provisions that are part of the reason they la sancha and her children ground a quote, i will shut down the border immediately, the president promised i'd like to welcome david back into the show. he's a photo journalist of fine art photographer, author, and union organizer, and he's also inactive as his work can be seen in museums and galleries around the world. welcome david. thank you so much for joining us on the big admirer of yours, john. thank you f

outside of the us. this interchangeability doing and as a thing and then as a submariner i'm really passionate as about line of effort to and roger and i earlier last year we wupthe ch energy rickover now rickover has ial place our hearts because it was back 1958 we siagreement that allowed you to trust us with the snuclear propy and what that meanth the navy. and then roger and i were also with a number of us officers past and present in the paint. it all at greenwich last may, we celebrated the 60th anniversary of the power sales agreement. and i'm man myself, amongst other things, and i've served alongside many us submariners. we we constant point in october and we were watching the construction of your future. columbia class common missile compartments. but they're exactly the same. the reason it's common is because they're exactly the as the ones that we'll put into our t submarines. th interchangeability working hand-in-glove on everything we do in th the marines and the us 15 operating at high al

us. they have neglected their responsibility to find truth and justice for auction. this is march as a message, not just for the current government, but also for the incoming one. a clear warning, some of these relative that they're not going away until they know what happened to their loved ones and the demand that the government to fill its responsibility to find them until they do and in the absence of the state. these mothers vowed to keep looking for their loved ones. the only way they can find in and digging glen to stine graves throughout the country, hoping to piece together what happened to their children. julia go yano, i'll just sierra mexico city or that set for me. elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news, but do stay with us on algebra. 11 east is coming up next. thank you for watching. the . why have american evangelicals become this real strongest? background is us president. you'll find the right to stand with this real with no red line, as long as us support cont

us weapons. and when it comes to aid getting in to gaza. so the report has now been released and while it finds that is reasonable to define the defense articles have been used, but it's really security forces inconsistent with its international humanitarian law obligations. it did not find that, in fact, it had done so enough it or they had enough evidence to say they were in fact violating this law. as of right now, when it comes to age, they said that israel and the beginning, right after october 7th, where it did not cooperate for months to get aid in to gaza. and it says they are doing better now they're more needs to be done. but as of right now, it doesn't also meet the level of cutting off military or financial aid. one interesting part in this is it says the intelligence community has no direct indication of israel, intentionally targeting civilians. the, i see the introduction or intelligence community assess is that is real, could do more to avoid civilian harm. however, so very carefu

the the and i, for an i vladimir putin issues a retaliatory decree on using us property in russia as compensation for washington, seizure of pros and assets in russia or russian as it was for the agreement that we would convene and means national peace conference. russia is the country to us for support for this conference because russia plays a viking role. thinking about rein invites russia to a middle east security conference. he was speaking during a visit to moscow for both countries. hale the increasing voice of the global south . prussian forces have liberated the town of us today, of course, in the done yet the people's republic because they continue to submit their games in the region. the command of the french president scrambled halfway around the world to a distant french colony. locals give him and his attempts to comb, boiling anger, there the cold shoulder. don't wait, allow me 2 minutes on the army here. oh, we didn't ask the army to come here. they took it on sherry and balance, but that's never been the case. he's already gone and gone and thinks us to the site, the

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thank you. chad. joining us from boston, massachusetts in the us. thank you. thank you. a dw film released last year has been a one of the prize for best documentary ad, the human rights of boards in taipei. taiwan, the awards ceremony is organizing collaboration with the energy of human rights watch. the winning film exposes extra judicial killings by the r, a, b, a bangladesh, the elite police force 2 of the dw journalists who worked on the film gear to shaka and they will be conrad. we know them very well here. they were in taipei to accept the, the allegations of x, traditional killings, shudder. we connections to bangladesh as governments and torture. of course there is definitely they did what this dw film uncovers, the inner workings of bangladesh as it leads police folks. the rapid action battalion wrap the film was produced in collaboration with the sweden based metra news end of the human rights press awards and asia held on friday inside pay the film to comb. the top price for documentary video, 2 of dw user investigates of team were in taipei to receive the a

the, i mean for us have vice us. that's always it says that i think we're still not able to be paid. i did because i you the mix it up. let me just, i guess it's a really important point. you raised there. i'm going to put a similar issue to mr clint way. do any of these developing countries actually have an alternative to the western and financial giants at like the guest was speaking about the i m f, the world bank, or are they essentially at the mercy of what policies they want to pursue as well? in most cases, developing countries, particularly here on the african continent of a sort of funding from this international organizations. i need many curious as we get these loans or the ability how you, it's difficult to pay them back up the stick into loans because of the fact that the o and this ends up this an inductive tissues in them there. for instance, we had during the years, uh, what the president broke into a declarative hip ignition in the, in the 2000. and where we said where i hated that the 4 countries ar

from the us, there's only one country that's ever used, atomic bombs that with united states that use nuclear weapons on her ocean in august saki, the people of corrosion was, spoke up in the aftermath of the recent provocative drills by the united states. on behalf of the atomic bomb, to the city of hiroshima, i vehemently protest and demand that all future nuclear tests be canceled. i strongly urge the united states to reflect deeply on the higher risk reality use of what a single atomic bomb did to hiroshima and the tragic experiences of the survivors. the cry of some critical nuclear tests were done in nevada. here's how the u. s. national nuclear security agency describes them on the evening of may 14th the us department of energy's national nuclear security administration, successfully executed a sub critical experiment and then as a relies on some critical experiments to collect valuable information, to support the safety, security, reliability, and effectiveness of america's nuclear warheads, without the use of nuclear explosive testing, the nuclear security enterprise will us

and then on may the 8th, when he said that the us bombs have been used in the killing civilians. and i think for many people in the global south, i wonder why doesn't the us stop sending weapons if they know is being used to kill civilians indiscriminately? do you call in the us to stop the transfer of weapons? well, i think the international community have been very clear abundantly clear that to me a sort of these and governments, including united states should what we can 1st just skim sufficient or foster these and stop the cool the wall and was the in the a sensitive topic this quite took some of the times, but the action seems to be on the continuity is what i see sometimes. most countries in the west seems to be quite to bulk of the code between the electors on human vines and democracy at the same time, condoning even tolerating these uh, this atrocities against the in this and population. so do you think the us should stop transferring the life and so with this, what we're doing, what is necessary is just to stop there, hosted this, do you think that includes the ending

these things should be sending us not distracting us. and um, so yeah, well not like the american rock macklemore has blown up with this traction the whole that's taken. listen. the people they will needs what is threatening and about the best thing i want to increase. the problem is that the protest is what their protest page that goes against. what i've touched for you is finding the barricade until palestine is free, locked the barricade until palestine is free. layla michael, maurice and the said a rally, all in its purest form, is resistance. is that something that you relate to and can you break that down for us? absolutely. i feel that art has been a part of every freedom movement that has ever existed throughout history. and this one is really no different. i mean, what we're seeing is truly hard to process as human beings with empathy. and if people aren't being empathetic, it's because they're really just disconnected from, you know, the truth of our connectedness is that makes sense. so yeah, when we think of art is resistance

thanks for joining us and use this next. you'll notice here the, i think it's this is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks facing the trying to find that challenge and a huge responsibility we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating human cost of their decisions working at the 0 enables me to make the other voices relevant to so that there's more that unites us then divides us to error writers from different countries, but with much uncommon moraine upstairs. so a palestinian resistance poets jailed for his left wing views. his poetry. what's the width of you used to fight the whole world? and course sometimes it is a syrian professor who lots of behind the scenes. there wasn't a secret movement in living in syria. how this going to the rock, that constantine was not behind rebel writers, palestine and syria. analogy 0 pod came in to be used as the i l. c. suffered c

in which israel is using us weapons. my kind of, i'll just sierra washington. clearly we set to daniel if it's the guns and nobody's riley who was taken captive during the october 7th attacks. he says that he helps the deal is reached quickly. so the account is in gauze i can return home and my grandfather, he's the only great grandfather has hostage in the world that's a horrible title or 84 years old man. they will get into making these dylan and the software of all the sides. uh, personally, those uh, 1st hostages, supposed to go out are in a very bad humanitarian uh, situation. we don't even know the situation has come off of the didn't even let the red cross to see them. so we have no information. um, what i am looking for is that they will be able to negotiate until the deal is done because every day we are losing them. if we are here 7 months of after. so it means the priority was not that fair for every part, but uh now in the last few months i see that uh, they tried to, uh, get into a deal. and uh, now everyone

when he, thanks for joining us. hey on, on the international coming up next week, requesting documentary for you and on the shooting a song song got off of that with more news at the top of the the you for your courage and leadership and tenacity in journalism and published and it just just depends on it, the, the, the, the links using non state hospital intelligence service. i think the man, as i talked her hard tech turner's to trainer a trainer. he has to answer for what he has done. assange trace it up to a 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents, exposing us for crime center rock and us grandstand. she has been dictated since the 7th of december 2010 in one form or another. and we are now here off to the offering press. the judy and pull sellers was born in 1971 in townsville, australia the in 2006. he found it was a non profit, major organization with the i'm to provide an in of a to secure anonymous way of facilities to leak information. the in april, 2010, the organization came to internation

us legal system. many are pointing out for example, that falsifying business records is generally a misdemeanor and not a felony. however, in this case, they made it a felony and donald trump was convicted on $34.00 accounts of it. here's some of the reaction to donald trump's conviction. indeed, great damage was done today to the public's facing the american legal system. if a former president can be criminal, convicted, or such a trivial matter motivated by politics rather than justice, then any one is at risk of a similar fate. today is a shameful day in american history. democrats cheat as they can visit the legion of the opposing party on ridiculous charges predicate on the testimony of it is bought, convicted felon. this was a political exercise, not the legal one. the weaponized nation of our justice system has been the whole mike of a bite and administration. this was a shame show trial. the kangaroo, cool, cool, never stand on appeal. americans deserve better than a sitting us president. what

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to use. american weapons destroyed certain targets on russian soil, loose or restrictions are intended to help ukraine push back rushes, latest advances. i ask marine, i'm a role in from the worst studies department at kings college london, how ukraine might use made their weapons on targets inside russia. hello brand. so from my understanding, the ukraine still has a limit placed upon the ability to use those weapons. so those weapons are supposed to be used only in harkey region in order to strike russian positions across the border. but it doesn't necessarily mean that the ukrainian forces can use as it comes to strike any military targets any further than that. so it is very limited in scope, it seems, and we don't know what kind of a fact it will have, especially as these things are being announced publicly. so russia has enough time to prepare for that and it is, this is this. so in the, in terms of trying to win a war though, is this a good news for you? crane told you can use weapons

no one has mercy on us or cares about us. save us, save the children. if not all of us have been at least to save them. who did not sleep all night because of bombing from tanks and planes which led to our neighbor because we were living in a tent. and when the morning came, the bomb to the leaving mosque, which we were heading to. we turned again, running here and there not knowing where to go because of the bombing above our heads. even ambulances in on the rough stuff were evacuated, but we are still under fire. here we have buried family members before my mother was killed. my sister's son and my cousins, the bummed us from the air, and today the bummed us from the ground and without warning, these are daughters. here they have seen this a 100 times. all is really a tax on rough. i drew international condemnation and protest former us presidential hopeful nikki haley visited israel to show support for the war. but her backend was not limited to speeches when she visited the area near israel's northern border with 11 on the politicians assigned artil

doesn't include us. you and that really think the more enough with this you knew of a sudden and easy to get a pretty minute going through juanita, there was a sort of bunch of deals and thought the employee, the water board in between the exact employees that are gonna put him in to them, it's going to be not in the one thing wise. that's what as and bustle the who knows. yeah, there's 4 isn't gonna split up and when he goes to our 1st on the to do not. but the feeling do with this plan, you're right, that's how it got on the tribute of, well that's a go. so you know, i said the advocates, it'd be not just the fluid, any of the, the telemundo mess. i think that will be something that incomplete building is a few minutes when you pick the risk and wait for them to put up a. so use the cost on is accused of breaking a 1977 amnesty by investigating the death. so disappearance isn't more than a $100000.00 civilians in the franco dictatorship separately, it's part of this. i'm in the that was out of sean. bu

and i've got us on in from us. and you as good as like, 2 years ago to pennsylvania's, depending on responded to a public outcry by saying it would seem to reduce size casualties radio. so i'll put it is it will come and tell you to see us as a us. but if you live too much on the technology, i think unfortunately, you have to depend on uh, personal intelligence, uh again and all the computers, all the drones, all the i in the sky can't replace the importance of, of boots on the ground, people on the ground so we're getting human intelligence and the, i think, reliance on technology and kind of letting a human intelligence slip to the back. there's as nothing goodness with us or for anybody that's trying to operate in these kinds of conditions. i think we saw some of the same things in the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan when we see other drum strikes that were intended to, to tear leaders that ended up killing us today. and, you know, i think that outside would be able to punish washington for this, for this

us. around 30000 main were killed. move in a 1000 planes, destroyed in thousands of ships sunk. guadalcanal is extremely significant. that stops the japanese advance across the pacific and the american forces and push them eventually back to back to my mind japan. the wrecks these divers have come to see, have been corroding from itbc. and these mold and just rusting mitchell down there . there's also an unknown amount of toxic black boil trapped inside the corroding rigs. the salt whole lot of oil on things around here, donald plumley will like i can only as an a guess. but yeah, we're talking tens of thousands of tons the today, new is going to be my dog buddy. we're going to see if we can find any oil and see what impact the corrosion is having on these chips in a few tags. the we're heading down the more in line to see us as kind of well, an oil tank. it sunk during a japanese a ride in 1943, the sitting 60 maces below the surface with its guns still pointing sky wood. it's a haunting

all of us. and then you can see at the other deal pointing to is how is this at a position to around this, the, the, the state or relationship with china. and i did meet that chain of custody itself in, in, in africa, shipping the investment for investing. yeah. as well, we have a need, but are we going to upset individuals attribute to maybe the us so the mix reactions for these right? well, and what else, deeper into some of the issues you raised there. and i also wanted to find out from you, stella, what canyon's i hoping that the president brings back when he returns. but let me bring in and by solution to the conversation. now i'm baset are designating kenya as a major, non nato ally, highly symbolic. but what does it mean practically? they are many issues that are more important to african meat is like getting a permanent state on the un security council, or perhaps restructuring, global, global financial institutions. what will this, this designation change for kenya and for africa in gen

hi coles grounds to leave us honest. the right to appeal is us extradition. giving the ones who blow a ho, he may not have to face charges that could lead to spending a 175 years behind phones and iran presidents, abraham, gracie and his for a minister who stain amid at the law. he on all confirmed killed, a helicopter crash, and uranian province of east, as it by john iranians. first, the vice president is expected to serve as interim presidents as the country will hold new presidential elections within the next 50 days. the hello and welcome. today stays on the international with the legs as well as news update is great to have here with us this, our top story, the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court has a applied for a rest words fully as why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu on her mazda is lita and gaza for war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the october 7th attacks on as well on the ensuing conflicts in gaza. i have reasonable grounds to believe the 3 senior leaders of our mass. now. yes and was the mohammed dice. and

that is, to us did not prove the ban on the use of fpv drones, no one told us that we cannot destroy than a kilometer away from us or something, that is, everything is in order, we are working in a planned mode, according to our already developed by by by by it's the third year of the war, we've worked out work protocols and we're working quite effectively, so some... maybe there are some formal definitions of effective work, but still, well , no one and no one will forbid the destruction of enemies. mr. anatoly, how is the best experience being accumulated and transferred now? the use of either fpv drones or reconnaissance drones, because the third assault brigade has several units that use strike systems, each of those units has. significant gains, how do you share experiences and do you share experiences with other crews who may be able to take the best assets of your operators and use them for themselves? of course, we always communicate within the team, we are still like one big family, so everyone who deals not only with individual units of unmanned systems, but also unmanned s

the white house called the event tragic and used it as evidence to support its case before the us supreme court. challenging texas is assertion that it is entitled to a wrecked razor wire board or barriers and use its own soldiers to stop migraines from crossing the river. the texas governors policies are cool, dangerous and inhumane. so the d h s spokesperson? congressman joaquin castro added this. he said quote, texas officials allowed to children to drown on quote. yet within days president joe biden said in a statement, if congress passed a bill to continue funding, warren ukraine and genocide in guys, he would agree to. and he migrant provisions that are part of the reason they last on shot and her children ground a quote i will shut down the border immediately. the president promised i'd like to welcome david bacon to the show. he's a photo journalist, a fine art photographer, author, and union organizer, and he's also inactive as his work can be seen in museums and galleries around the world. welcome, david. thank you so much for joining us on the big admirer of yours, john. thank

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that's a cute deal that you sort of us give us a place. these are going to buy it or they're all my only 2nd villain. i was quite a little, but it was the photos you will need to pay. the mostly must be cards they need, meaning an entrepreneur close to ukraine's company to ship was one of those who over. so um, shipments this ran for did shows mean in watching a small um, demonstration with colleagues, we'd never have done to the existence of this major traffic or a desk if it hadn't been for one of the incidents go yeah, i mean, it probably it, i prove it that isn't bad to go actually is a little basel, a good deal for somebody as well. i mean, last week, the students out in to be out your seats and sat down on possible stay laugh at all . that's for expensive. so i've got the policy today because he put the in cabin a minute, feel free to load up one of the ways to move the stuff, the bike out the to the we'll talk about it. so yeah, yeah, it's okay. how about the capital of a career so mean called the police. do think that that was how

are real on re, he is the us pop it. she went to kenya, actually of all places kenya, to sign a, an agreement with the kenyan president william rudo, to have kenyan police special forces. come in, invade haiti, and fight the so called gang fight. these arm groups, and this is all organized by the united states, kenya, is the top vassal in east africa. of the us receives, i think more military aid than anywhere in africa except for egypt. and so basically the u. s. is desperate to find someone to go in and send their troops to fight these on groups to invade, and they couldn't get most countries wouldn't do it or would contribute maybe a few people. so can you suppose to send a 1000 police forces? can you has a notorious history with death squads that are very, very brutal um and also been in has offered now to send 2000. so it's kind of a coalition of the willing sort of thing where the, the us is desperate to stamp out this revolution. wow, okay, so on re want to ask for intervention. okay, so as we mentioned a little e

well, the arab countries to see us going to emphasize without children upon the use of whom us except in the cease fire, was met with joy on the streets of gods on monday evening. but i was late to israel's attacks. stop the celebrations, drills, kareem, alga worry, and cairo told us more about what he was hearing from his contacts about the situation and bravo. it was i looked and listened the whole day, 2 interviews no could come or been made for us. you know, they're on the situation is really desperate and running away from their 1st, many of them were displaced for some of the more than a dozen times people ran out of money. people have no idea where to go. and then when they arrive to different locations, this either some cases i'm not fit to receive so many people, there is appropriate infrastructure. and then i mean, just imagine the holes and cultures of the last 24 hours. ringback first, as you saw the flex which helped him to lease because their home will become a come back soon. then it celebration of the street because they sold their voice over. and then again, retail ve