the west is in the development of what we're doing. and you know, back to your point about the west and the people bearing some responsibilities for the governments. they elect, well, yes, i mean, and that's why i've, you know, the political part, the heritage policy, which is saying, among many obvious things that were opposed to more we shouldn't be getting involved in the policy conflicts around the world except to try to deescalate things. and speak peace and get people to stop fighting and stop killing each other . the so i stood candidates and the reason general election. unfortunately, you know, we didn't have enough people wanting to come and stand for us to stand everywhere in both for us. well, um mr. kirsten, we have to leave it there, but thank you very much for being with us today. okay, thank you for watching hope to hear again on the world's a part, the other on many places in the world where you can say you're on the divide between the 2 oceans and the you might not think kids. what does this, hey, and what is northern

the west is in it, the monument, and what we're doing, and you know, back to your point about the west and the people bearing some responsibility for the governments, they elect. well, yes, i mean, and that's why i've, you know, the political party of the heritage policy, which is saying, among many obvious things that we're opposed to more we shouldn't be getting involved in the policy conflicts around the world. except to try to deescalate things and see peace and get people to stop fighting and stop giving each other the so i stood candidates in the recent general election. unfortunately, you know, we didn't have enough people wanting to come and stand for us to stand everywhere in both for us. well, mr. kirsten, we have to leave it there, but thank you very much for being with us today. okay, i'm thank you for watching hope to see her again. on the world's a part, the, the i'm going us secretary of state to admit flooding ukraine with weapons before the current conflict has even begun that despite washington, suppose it pro peace stumps. up the time we quietly got a lot of weapons

and so i say we are not, and to west, we never say we, i to west, of course. and you never find the government officials saying what i'm going to say now, but in fact we uh, we sense the fact that we need to build something independence of the west. god, we're getting back as soon as the word not hostile to the west, but it's a counter hedge, a monic force alternative to force right now is, can i ask you something because development is one of the words that pops up in many of those documents. i mass flow back to the united states likes to talk about the brakes also talks about it that a lot. and what does development even me in, in the current geo political context? because i can remember a number of countries that had a fairly solid standing by the un millennium development goals, likely being or syria, which were declared price states and pretty much destroyed supposedly for the benefit of the people. so what is development? in the current circumstance, i believe development in the current circumstance needs to be independent from western structures. becaus

because the west has use this tool support to its own advantage. how do you understand the logical of doing these mutually exclusive things? variety is you put it well, i mean, this is, i believe a symptom of the decay of the west. the west has to day off, of course, hedge a monic, but it is a declining force, and the declining force miss uses the instruments that have i would say that if we want to change things, we have at least one important ally. if we want to change with all of a system this and forth allies the united states because it continuously undermines its own currency who is using it to yeah, a lot of people are joking about it, but it undermines it in a very sort of unconscious way i mean, doing a lot of damage, but the big question is whether there is any good to any one coming from that, including the united states itself. and when there is no good one, the power is, you know, destroying for the sake of destroying that's, that's pretty dangerous, isn't it? a declining superpower is always dangerous, especially if the, if this deadl

the west is in the monument and what we're doing, and you know, back to your point about the west and the people bearing some responsibility for the governments, they elect. well, yes, i mean, and that's why i've, you know, the political party of the heritage policy, which is saying, among many obvious things that were opposed to more we shouldn't be getting involved instead, policy conflicts around the world except to try to deescalate things and speed pace and get people to stop fighting and stop giving each other the so i stood candidates and the reason general election. unfortunately, you know, we didn't have enough people wanting to come and stand for us to stand everywhere in both for us. well, um mr. kirsten, we have to leave it there, but thank you very much for being with us today. okay, and thank you for watching hope this erin young and wells, a part the the, the russian correspondence has killed and 4 of his colleagues wounded by you premium, which struck the cost of doing it to the public. power drawing detector is also constantly beeping. you can hear the sounds of explo

what's going on out west? are there any other things happening out there that can show the same sorts of tendencies? well, start with this. what i called in the book the great coincidence. the great coincidence. the man on the left there is nicholas tryst. he was our representative in mexico negotiating with the government in mexico. he forged the treaty of guadeloupe, there on the right. that was on february 2nd, he signed that treaty february 2nd, 1848. on january 24th, 1848, this fellow on the left, javen marshal, he was a new jersey carpenter helping -- he was leading building a mill, a water mill on the american river on the land of john sutter out there. and, you know, he had built a temporary dam. tore the dam down, he was trying to scour the land out, scour the river out. so next morning, the 24th, he was walking around, checking it out seeing if it worked, and it had. he looked down and he saw this little glimmery thing, this sparkle. reached down, picked it up and said hmm, that looks like gold. and

elliott west. i distinguished professor history history emeritus at the university arkansas, specialized in social and environmental history of the american west while he was at the university of arkansas, he was twice as the university's teacher of the year and was one of three finalists for the robert forest cherry prize for outstanding classroom teacher. he has written several books, including his latest award winning award winning and seminal text, continental reckoning, the american west in the age of exploration. he is one of two winners of the bancroft in american history and democracy. known as one of the most distinguished and coveted in the field of american. and his text was won by the pulitzer finalist the bancroft prize's select jury describes his work as an epic story of the rebirth of the united states. beginning in the mid 19th century. this story is the history of americans westward expansion, a searing narrative explaining the republic became a transit transaction nation without f

at west ham united, otter morning. at west ham united, potter has _ morning.- morning. at west ham united, potter has eemerged. the - potter has eemerged. the coaching journey started in sweden's fourth tier. where taking them to europe show the potential much at swansea city and played what he's doing. but he was sacked the same season. potter has been out of work since april 2023. and has been linked tojobs at since april 2023. and has been linked to jobs at home and abroad. butjoining west ham united, he feels is worth the wait. , ., ., ., wait. they need to have a good rest and break. _ wait. they need to have a good rest and break. and _ wait. they need to have a good rest and break. and in - wait. they need to have a good rest and break. and in that - rest and break. and in that time, you can imagine that you speak to different owners and directors but it is important that i chose the right option from here and the right time. and itjust felt right from here and the right time. and it just felt right for from here and the right time. and itjust felt righ

facilities in west virginia. every day we work to improve lives of west virginians. we protected health insurance for people with preexisting conditions. for seniors, we established a multifaceted strategy to combat opioid epidemic. that is one thing that we haves to conquer. lastly, since day one in the united states senate, i have worked to be protect, and i want to repeat this, i have worked and i believe with every bone in my body and every fiber in me to preserve the bipartisan foundation of this senate and that's the 60-vote threshold of the filibuster. i believe with everything in me. i do. each of those victories required senators to come together from both sides to find solutions many these were bills that just made commonsense. when each side could take a step to find common ground, powerful things happened. i have seen more than my share of missed opportunities. legislation that was overwhelmingly supported by the he american public, bills that would have improved the lives of millions of americans, immigration reform, background checks for gins, balancing

by the west. it obtains no support or support in very harsh conditions in terms of state or anything. but if the country is friendly, was too politically important to the west. it can receive a lot of this amount of money with little conditions attached. so it's double standard is all the time to the americans and the b and they feel they need to hold on tight to the structures they have and they're not waiting to open space for, for the rest of the world. well, uh the rest of the world doesn't have to ask for their permission to open a new space and i'm in the bricks. is one of the examples of that. i mean, it wasn't created as a revolutionary force. it's not there to combat western influence, at least initially it was there, it's, you know, mind its own business and to create better conditions for the member states. but whenever you try to set up a business in that and monopolist the environment, you are likely to be seen as a threat. this is what i want to ask you about. do you see breaks as a,

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commentator: manchester city beating west ham 4-1. _ julen lopetegui's tenure at west ham ended as itrted in defeat. there are two ways to see this. we can look at this and try to keep the good things that the team did, knowing it is not enough and we have to improve in other things. as it turned out, he wasn't one of the good things. the west ham board deciding getting rid of the spaniard is the best way to improve them. he leaves for just seven wins, five draws, ten losses, 14th in the premier league and with an alarming defensive record. he never looked good, never looked sustainable, looked too weak at the back. the fourth worst defensive record in the league. he was too stubborn, the new players he brought in, carlos soler, guido rodriguez made our midfield hugely worse. itjust never looked at me like it's going to work out. in the end, it was a slow, ignominious demise. news emerged on tuesday his job was injeopardy. on wednesday morning, he took training. the club cancelled the lunchtime press conference. by 3:15, he was gone. performance not aligned with the club's ambitions,

we want west africa would piece. what about international forces outside west africa, outside africa? nobody should know. nobody, we're good to go well to go all the way through is as we speak, we still have to submit and in peace. we didn't have to go on. you're not to initial mission, we still have them general, are we going to be sitting here in 15 years time having having the same conversation model model which is next possible to us. we should be done with what we're heading to, what the success look like for you when it comes to the fight against ice and the west africa and bulk of around sucks as well in life. you know, that is nearby situation where you have peace, 100 percent, no way. it doesn't happen much in the country. but what we see for success is when men jones comfortably peacefully come what, what do we have to go to school hospitals for an upgrade? my kids will pre, it's back to how nigeria used to be and the time that we have left, i'd like to talk about some of the concerns about regional securit

there is about the situation in the west bank. - situation in the west bank.tlers on a palestinian village. what can you tell about that? it village. what can you tell about that?— village. what can you tell about that? , ., , about that? it is an extremely difficult situation _ about that? it is an extremely difficult situation in _ about that? it is an extremely difficult situation in the - about that? it is an extremely difficult situation in the westl difficult situation in the west bank. not only do you have the israelis and the palestinians fighting each other, you and the palestinians are fighting between themselves. the palestinian authority launched a crackdown on terror groups in the northern west bank. since then, around a dozen people have been killed including civilians and also a journalist. members of the palestinian authorities are of course members of terror groups. it is a war zone. if the israelis are not cracking down, then the palestinian authorities are cracking down. the settlers in the west bank see the palestinian authorities as being

west. we're looking at mild or at tumbling in from the atlantic around a large area of high pressure, south west, the direction time getting up into double figures, the full edinburgh. it will tend little gray. i having said that because the was just, it was coming in from the atlantic glass. i were looking, gets a glass guys coming through the south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little long. the 9 celsius here, quite a scars into central pos, a little band of sleet and snow in the cold f, a central areas over here, but you'll think for the southwest quad, so to the se, every guy with the shower gathering, which was that western side of the met some show.

we the west bank. what we know about that?— the west bank. what we know about that?ttin about that? we have 'ust been getting the h about that? we have 'ust been getting the details _ about that? we have just been getting the details in. - getting the details in. understand that three people have been killed in an israeli civilian bus that was driving near the israeli settlement there. that is in the northern part of the occupied palestinian west bank. the israeli ambulance service has said amongst those three that were killed were two elderly women. the israeli military says it has imposed a cord around the area and we understand it is conducting searches to try to locate whether the shooters were there. in the other palestinian territory, we are talking about the west bank, but there has been ongoing unrest since the start of the israeli gaza war, we have seen hundreds of palestinians killed, dozens of israelis. just yesterday there was a palestinian teenager who was a palestinian teenager who was shot dead in an israeli raid, where the israeli army says they have

west ham united is graham potter's next project. has been made and novak djokovic is going to have to do it the hard way in melbourne if he is to win his 25th grand slam title. djokovic could play reigning french open and wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz in the quarter—finals and could then have to face world no 2 alexander zverev in the semi finals. on the women's side, two matches between former grand slam champions with two—time winner aryna sabalenka up against former us open champion sloane stephens in the first round, while coco gauff will also start against former australian open champion and fellow american sofia kenin. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is in melbourne for us. jacob fernley�*s first experience of the australian open will come against nick kyrgios, assuming the australian has recovered from an abdominal strain. there will be quite an atmosphere for fernley who is starting to make waves having only graduated from texas university christian college in may. only one british seed there, emma radacana. and

we want west africa to with peace. what about international forces outside west africa? how's that advocate? nobody's not nobody. we've got to go with what to go on. we're doing this as we speak. we still have to submit any piece we didn't have to go on. you're not to initial michelle, we still have the general, are we going to be sitting here and 15 years time having having the same conversation model model which is next possible to us. we should be done with what we're heading to, what the success look like for you when it comes to the fight against ice and the west africa and bulk of around sucks as well in life. you know, there's never a situation where you have peace, 100 percent, no way. it doesn't happen much in the country. but what we see for our success is when the gels comfortably peacefully come, what, what do we have to walk to school hospital? so pray my kids will page back to how nigeria used to be and the time that we have left, i'd like to talk about some of the concerns about regional security. i mentioned already these multiple crews, we've seen that a

and if occasion with vasa was a tough pill for the west to swallow. the of course it was right. what else can they say if the results don't match the narrative, they're selling to the masses. so they start justifying their warped perception by focusing on the lack of credible opponents all the while amplifying the voice of the minority. who wants to the different candidates when he had been the only serious. com to this. now how's the system and office offer, lum slide 87 percent of the vote. but that was defiance in the form of large cues. some posting stations in russia. heating the cool of allies of the late opposition lead to elect, seen the fall, and the polling stations are being set on fire. while ballot boxes are being filled with green di signs of anger as an intellectual system. that is need the free no fair. remember that woman in line said, you know why we're here. they were here at least supporting uh, you know, the into the call by and if i need to do that, they think that if they call vladimir or puts in a dictate or enough times and question, the legality of the

the the, the west basically pushed suassa and the global south into each other's arms. and they are now focused on building a union reflecting the new reality of a multi paula world, which doesn't mix business with politics, something which became evident when you cry and tried to get an international financial watch, though, so blacklist russia only to be met with objections from brooks power houses like china in the south africa, and even the persian gulf, one or 2 of the shows us once again that the west quest to defeat russia and stay on top is looking more, more like mission impossible. but let's look at the stories now as the west crux, down on a new media that god forbid, gives a russian perspective and doesn't until the liberal lines. according to the see you or tell around people living in russia actually have the most freedom of access to certain russian media has been restricted in the e u under dsa sanctions laws. meanwhile, all western media telegram channels were made freely accessible in russia. who would have thought that in 2025 russian telegram users w

in this best conference he completes the faced, the west bank. and the policy in presence by only including is really sovereignty over the land from the river to the sea. and this is symbolic of and is really on willingness and official unwillingness to see. the palace stands as having the rights on this land and also seeing policy as an upstart goal towards the erection of a pure jewish state. and what this means is daily practices of immunization for now . but in the long term also means that as role is bent on the ethnic cleansing of policies from palestine. this has the fact all an extension of the land and the framework of the fact that prolong their project that he is implementing it was as it on that identified and in the west bank with the end. so it intensified such elements that we are witnessing on daily basis. this is not the 1st time. let's remember that last september at the you, when within the hour, how that's about from the over to the see. know, buddy there to question him and what's even more a day shows is that the internation

the occupied west bank. let me ask you specifically about this. now we have the news that the policy authority is suspended out to 0 for broadcasting and the occupied west bank . your response to that, please. finally add astonished at this decision and the beginning guy thought it was not the correct. and it was a false news, but then i saw the statement just a minutes, minutes ago i opened up a listing and those sort of t. and i think it's a big mistake. and this decision should be reversed as soon as possible. if there are issues that to some of the please go ahead. yeah. so i was saying that if the, if anybody, if, if the step on this thing and also to see which of course i am don't put up because i have to understand. and alternatively, i didn't know position, but if the other student, i know senator has an issue with that, is it extra to discuss it with others either or not then, but i think this is a wrong decision, especially in the light of the fact that i just you know that we have talking about th

and it's very clear that the west underestimated flight them are boots and, and the importance of the russian market for europe and economies. since only a quarter of western companies actually left the country. and russia isn't strapped for cash either. it's actually helping out others by launching a financial support fund for investment projects in africa in 2025 to the to know $2000000000.00 minimum. which brings us to the next points of all these sciences and field longer and actually push slusher to become better by expanding. and so the flight is friendships with all the partners around the world who are very eager to do business with moscow and reshape of global power dynamics. something was became crystal clear from russia, a host of the 16th brick summit the the, the west basically push russia and the global south into each other's arms. and they are now focused on building a union reflecting the new reality of a multi paula world, which doesn't mix business with politics, something which became evident when you cry and tried to get an international financial watch, though, s

it's pretty unsettling and alarming for many people in the west. so it makes pretty, pretty much sense and the case and also why you were talking about also, you know, terror networks that are similar probably stage of what it was several decades ago . we have see that has been many updates and throughout history throughout the world. the recent past, so it's kind of also make sense that they were getting in full swing also be one of those tops that you collected westlakes again. so it's, i'm comfortable with just curious to use my words. but um, so in that sense, it makes, sorry for the redundancy, but it makes sense that they could collectively support the initiatives of others for their ideological political allies in this region are engaged. so it makes sense. it makes sense. the ukraine, either as a political actor or as a supplier of the person in the market would be involved. yes, but it would just be the particular a barry this survey. indeed diego, to save the soul. the rise of these muscles are you gonna have to leave in this on the uh, t

the the, the west basically pushed suassa and the global south into each other's arms. and they are now focused on building a union reflecting the new reality of a multi paula world, which doesn't mix business with politics, something which became evident when you cry and tried to get an international financial watch, though, so blacklist russia only to be met with objections from briggs powerhouses like china in the south africa and even the persian gulf warner takes all of this shows us a once again that the west quest to defeat russia and stay on top is looking more, more like mission impossible. and to africa now, where nations i jumping on the bandwagon to kick french troops off the continent this year, ivory coast announced on choose day. the french forces are packing up and shipping out of the west by isaac, a nation. continuing, the former colonial powers military exits from the region. my sab, concepcion, my dear compatriots, we can be proud of our ami, whose modernization is now effective. it is in this context that we have decided on the concerted and organiz

they are pushing for full control of the west bank. take there's a lot of smoke to reach the far right finance minister who also overseas palestinian territories. living in an illegal westbank settlement himself. smoke which remains one of the loudest voices for annexation. we were a step away from applying sovereignty to the settlement in judea and samaria, and now is the time to do it. today there is a broad consensus in the coalition and in the opposition from all parts of the house of opposition to the establishment of a palestinian state that would endanger the existence of the state of israel. small churches statements came just after trumps election victory as fall into l. i of israel, the former and now future american president was the one who move these really capital to jerusalem. cta, who's eastern sector was meant to become the capital of a future palestinian state. he also recognizes the golan heights and next by is really 9 to 6 to 7, as is really territory and drums appointments. they speak louder than words, meet the n

yeah, i bought the international space station, the west, all the best to off s legs. that's what i see. and so you sincerely congratulate you from the international space station for the upcoming year 2025. was a lie and seeing what we hope that all of you spend the holidays with your family and friends. because there's sweetness telling me a bit of, or hundreds of kilometers away from our common home planet, earth. and we ask for not to realize there can be a lack of communication with our relatives and friends. but even in space, we feel the love and support of our families. although we still have a few months to go before we meet with them again. we wish you peace, prosperity and wellbeing. happy new year. now 2024 was highlighted with significant events for the whole world as well as for russia, including presidential elections, and major assignments argues martin, of course i takes a look at the track record of success all in the face of the west. i wanted 24. what's the year that blood i'm have to it's improved once again that he is popular and here it's just a

and assuming that the west was not gonna stand up to him at the west was hoping and many ro, elements in the west were hoping that he was just going to go east. and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposes to the nazis doubles and drawing a welcomed on a grand scale, the fascist, at least promised to support poles in the struggle against the. so it's not just a bulky wisdom that's dangerous. the rush of itself and in that sense, the interest of poland and germany come inside having gathering and conversation with publish marshall rich. this makes the, the one i see this is, i mean, the math, the world bank, the federal reserve, the dollar itself, the swift payment system. all this has become a set of the geo political instruments that the west uses routinely and aggressively to intimidate a restrict you know, dominate other countries. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, we are in the center of the city. surprisingly is almost entirely in fact this part about who the wage per month p of our team is of the us international news network, exclusively report rec

the wall in the west bank 2024. so i bought hardship for palestinians that is where the raves conducted by and both the army on settlers resulted in dest instruction on displacements, policies, middle east bureau. take maria, for the ocean. i looks at 12025, lots have in store for the region. the global tied in 2024 seemed to shift pain favor of palestine around the world. it seemed that momentum has been growing for the creation of an independent palestinian state. the assembly is not voting on draft resolution to and tied to the right of the palestinian people to self determination. the results of the motif as follows: being fav, or $172.00 against 7 expansions, h to drop the resolution to ease adopted the un general assembly pass the resolution with over whelming support palestinian rights were declared as unconditional and no negotiable. adding to the momentum, 9 more countries officially have recognized palestine as a southern states, bringing the total close to $150.00 norway was among the latest adjoining thi

old power house and new to the west.s one include views of the site at the east and the add millennium building in photo number 3. lchtd is a closeup view of the mountains and the stocks at the eastment and the photo on the right is a closeup of mock upon sin reservoir. here we have additional context. we have views of. two other buildings at the site. the photo on the right is a photo of the existing administration building. which has white stucco colinade and tile roof. left is building 76. building 76 is a prefabricated metal building that is finished in white and includes i colonnade. building 76 was reviewed and approved as the design review in 2015. this is a slide you see a section of the new building and the will old powerhouse. with the roof lifting up will capture more vows of the mountains and the upon stocks of the east. and the new building will have views of moccasin reservoir and the old power house to the west. this here replace the 4 small are once we presented left time. includes the new site plan and t

or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. we are getting another look at some of the destruction left behind from the palisades fire and the others burning across l.a. county. the historic buildings lost at two state parks and a bust at an oakland smoke shop. what police say they found after searching the property. >> and how wildfire smoke from southern california affects northern california. your bay area forecast com g g up california's state parks, sharing these videos and images on social media of the devastating site at will rogers state historic park in pacific palisades and topanga state park in topanga. the palisades fire destroyed historic buildings and several structures at both parks. back with meteorologist roberto gonzalez. it is january 9th. we are talking about firestorms in los angeles and even here in the bay area, temperatures reaching nearly 80 degrees. we had records today. >> it makes you feel guilty, doesn't it? unbelievable. a little bit on the guilty side, because typically this time of the year, we s

and then it turns out that even this brigade is fleet, west, or media and especially ukrainian media are exactly the same full fledged participants in the information war against russia. as is ukrainian on therefore they say what is beneficial to the premium authorities in san official to the western. they will not tell the truth until they get the go ahead. so why did they suddenly say it now? so i think that is the european media of the authorities that are starting to gradually change their policy and the premium issue precisely in connection with trumps upcoming inauguration. they have not yet decided with their trump will continue to support ukraine or not. as i understand it, consultations are underway and everyone is at a loss. and just in case they are preparing for themselves, not even ways to retreat, but let's say possible options for further action. that is, you see if trump suddenly comes in terms of the policy, a $180.00 degrees in the west or media will have to turn sharply, which will naturally cause a negative reaction from the european target audience. vice bear wit

a few of those blowing in across northern ireland, isle of man, north—west england, north—west wales.l have some rain starting to show its hand in south—west england. but a widespread frost again, the risks of ice tomorrow morning on damp surfaces, and we could see temperatures fall away as low as minus eight. tomorrow, any freezing fog will be slow to clear, some could linger. there will be a lot of dry weather around. we are also looking at the risk of some snow showers still across the far north of the country. and we have also got the rain coming in across southern england. on its leading edge, we could also see some wintriness on especially the tops of the hills. this is an area we haven't really seen much snow, and the met office has a weather warning out, 2—5 centimetres is possible, but the exact position could change. at the moment we think it will be south of the m4 corridor, but this system bringing it will move away, which means on thursday we open the doors to still northerly winds, still some snow showers, some freezing fog once again slow to clear, central england, sout

he fled from elena, also in west dar food. this situation is uh, in need of a basic uh, daily needs on the number it says. so if you to yeah, the 258 members of if you use in add 3, this, some of them are a little relocated to another comp. nearly a 1000000 sit in these refugees have crossed into chide to its eastern buddha. many others have been here for yes, the in to come, you know, conflict in dar flu region has lasted for 20 as. and the current situation in sudan has re ignited those tensions. lupo, body be fighting, has resumed, and are for me, particularly in south and north star for i, for each new conflict, which is more refugees here, we already have hundreds of thousands. we are doing our best to relocate them to other camps. but if they keep coming, we will not be able to meet all their needs. and how did you brought him safe keeping high children alive? what was the hardest part of that johnny? now this is going to be home for awhile, catherine. so you all to 0 audrey. he's been shot. the 1st part of the car is th