i now give the floor to professor andrea zimmerman. you have the floor, professor. mercy, monsieur le president, mr. president, members of the court. let me start by expressing my honor to appear once again before the court. this is even more true this time, since the current proceedings address issues that have been of utmost relevance for the international community for decades. and indeed for the united nations since its very inception, these issues lie at the very heart of the organization's ability to achieve international peace and security, now more than ever. i will present palestine's arguments and jurisdiction and admissibility. i can and will be sucsinked, as there is no doubt that the court is jurisdiction to give the requested opinion and that the... no compelling reasons for the court to decline to issue the requested opinion. rather to the contrary, compelling positive reasons exist for the court to address the legal questions referred to it, as the court's legal determinations will assist all parties as to the legal parameters that must be adheered t

lidiya morozova from belarus and belgian tennis player kimberly zimmerman started victoriously in thees of the wta500 tournament in american san diego with a prize fund of 922 dollars. in the first round, they beat angelica maratelli and camilla rosatella from italy in a three-set match. 16 6 1 107. in the quarterfinals, morozovy and zimmerman will play with nicole melicar martinez usa and a major victory over atalanta the day before allowed inter milan to further increase their lead in the italian serie a standings. at radzuri they scored four goals against bergama the day before and are now ahead of their closest pursuer juventus by 12 points. since the start of 2024, inter have won all 11 matches in all tournaments with a total score of 30-4. also , simon inzaghi's team is the most goal-scoring among all the clubs in the top five leading european football leagues. palace and park ensembles, castles, for which belarus is so famous, their rich decoration, peace, nesvesh, paskevich palace in gomel, residential. unique estate culture. preserved interiors from different eras and centuri

strack zimmerman. in 1958 in dusseldorf. conspiracy was discovered there. six gauleiters, former gauleiters of nazi germany, including werner naummann, who was joseph goebbels's secretary of state, they formed a group that was supposed to transform today's liberal party, the fdp party, the fdp, as he says. in german , which was supposed to form such a nazi basis, such a new national socialist democracy in germany, and mrs. strack zimmermand, this is me about grandfather, i’m not accusing anyone of anything, i’m asking a question, but she has no data at all about who her grandparents were. let me ask a question: ms. fear zimmerman, was any of your relatives, among those very people in düsseldorf who in fifty -three... actually thought through and prepared this gauleiter conspiracy, i’m not saying that your relatives were there, but pull out your biography, maybe you also accidentally didn’t see something - that. in general, concluding, volodya , i want to say, you know, it doesn’t matter at all whether they read and will comm

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i now give it a floor to professor under zimmerman. you have the floor professor that seems sure to because it all is the president, members of the court that we start by expressing my order to appear once again before the court. this is even more true this time since the current proceedings address issues that have been of utmost relevance for the international community for decades. and indeed, for the united nations. since its very inception. these issues lie at the very heart of the organizations ability to achieve international peace and security. now, more than ever, i would present the colors times arguments and true as diction and the disability as i can and will be succinct as there is no doubt that the quote is true. is dixon to give the requested opinion. and that the compelling reasons for the court to decline to issue the request of the opinion rather to the contrary, compelling positive reasons exist for the quote to address the legal questions refer to it. as the quotes, legal determinations will assist all parties as to

can go to why you decided to start with trayvon martin and as you said, actually you hear george zimmerman'sice. . when i was interviewing miss wilkerson about her process in writing the book, she shared that the verdict of the case against george zimmerman was a seminal moment in her curiosity and in her quest to put together the thesis and try to pursue this notion of caste and explaining it to folks. i wanted to begin where she began. in the film, you see it opens with a day in the life of a teenager named trayvon. you are walking with him as he is going about his business talking to a friend on the phone, going to buy a snack. those few minutes you see him before anything happens to him, before he is stopped and assaulted and killed, are moments to can -- constructed to humanize him and allow you to learn a little bit about him outside of the context of what was done to him. that was important to me in any rendering of challenge and trauma to make sure we're doing exactly what caste asks us not to do. cast asks is not to humanize one another. in the rendering of trayvon martin, we make s

belarusian lidiya morozova and belgian tennis player kimberly zimmerman started victoriously in the doublest in san diego, america, with a prize. dzivin, i know the fairy tale, the enchanting whisper of the evening, and the birds flying up and the house dancing, right dziven, right dzivin. anyway, we will be with you panny spyavats, yong olista to us snice, dalnyai daroza, і shapta byarozak tuge, gend in the tnis, pad golas pazhaytor papaytor prostor muragu, here we are skin vulachka lyuba , then the field ўrannai yana prevyadze. then raptam paverne and water lake lyuban, dze swans byalutki plavle na vadze. there are two versions about the origin of the name dyven. first. from the word marvelous, that is, miracle, it was believed that before, well, around the dyvin there were swamps, such forest thickets, islands, on these islands amazing flowers grew, of amazing beauty, flowers, medicinal plants, when a stranger came and saw all these wonderful places, the diva spoke. and here we are near the border with ukraine, the locals spoke devin in their local dialect.

green party, which is in favor, well here... of course he had to , he hasn’t been asked about the zimmermangenerally moved away from it, well, summing it all up, we can say this, in germany today there has been a chancellor who allowed himself to say what he basically thinks, but i i am 100% sure that he has already coordinated this position with the united states of america, maybe not specifically with mr. biden, but he had some negotiations with someone, he will coordinate this position. the more interesting thing is not even in what is possible or not, but in the wording itself, the wording is that this is not in the scope of our legislation, so we are not continuing the investigation, before this the swedes said this, now the danes repeated it, and it , of course, opens up wide opportunities for any of the countries, any country that accepts or any other form of participation, including the military... there is still a lot of german business involved, they won’t do this, because it’s so easy to start from all this and say, we won’t do this. we won’t do it, but there’s also a small one h

thank you, i thank professor zimmerman. i now give the floor to mr. por richler. you have the floor, mr. reidler. mr. president, members of the court, it is an honor for me to appear before you and a privilege to speak on behalf of the state of palestine. i will address the... whether those elements are present here, and i will show that based on the applicable law, and the well established and undisputed facts, israel's 56 year occupation of palestinian territory is manifestly and gravelful, and that international law requires that it be brought to an end conditionally. the applicable rule of law is straightforward. as piquet wrote in 1958, occupation is essentially a temporary situation. this remains the law. in december 2022, the general assembly in resolution 77/126 recognized that the occupation. of territory is to be a temporary de facto situation, whereby the occupying power can neither claim possession nor exert its sovereignty over the territory it occupies. this rule is neatly explained in the written statement of switzerland. laws of occupation are buil

the zimmermans tried to recruit this player this year as well, but luiz decided to stay with the birmingham lions until the end of the season. well, let's go to the results of european football, how many games have been held or are being held, so far, the games that have been held between feyenoord and istrom are equal to one . feyenoord has alireza javanbakhsh, and istrom has sardar azmoun, none of whom have played and in the game of sportingam's absence. a yang kryce defeated boise, defeated spartak , and marseille's horned team reached the match between milan and rennes against freiburg. and the rest of the game has also started, and god willing , we will present the results to you in the next sections. the end of football magazine tonight, have a good time, khodang. various political and economic trends compete in elections. the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament is the key to the people. you agree with the concentration of all activities in tehran. you can say that this problem will be solved by moving the capital . debate trends on the eve of the elections every d

extremist the ideology of national socialism is a thing of the past , it has not gone away, as we see, zimmerman photo, standing with a ukrainian flag on a weasel , supports the neo-nazi kiev regime, she herself, by the way, is from the free democrats party. well, her colleague from the christian social union, dorothea baer , ​​talks about her grandfather, who built bunkers for the wehrmacht, and after the war he showed them to his children, he was proud. that is, it doesn’t matter which party german politicians represent now, to the root. the actor himself played the role several years ago hermann goering, the second most powerful man in nazi germany after hitler. the film is called, here is the poster: good goering, a good storyline brother of the reich minister, who allegedly helped jews during the war to hide from ethnic cleansing and not end up in concentration camps, but few people remember about his brother now, that’s why the title is good goering , where the ss leader drinks wine contentedly and plays the piano, clearly provocative, distorting the historical truth. there are ancestors w

things of that nature, and for genocide to also occur, and from the lawyer that we heard andres zimmerman, for example, he talked about the annexation of allits and the occupied west bank, claims of sovereignty, calling them jewish names, he said, as examples of how um the israeli regime is trying to uh give the uh specter of ownership of the establishment of settlements which he called the legal. um, he said there are only two outliyers of this whole thing, and that's fiji and the us, and the other lawyer that came on talked about how this entire enterprise by the name of israel, needs to be terminated, um, occupation is supposed to be temporary, uh, just some of the statements there are made uh, so uh, we will most likely obviously follow this and give you more speeches and deliberations that are going to be made. i just mentioned some of the highlights, hopefully we'll bring some for you uh in our international news coming up. half past the hour, thank you so much for tuning in, keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. this week on expose, mainstream media hi

. >> then, golden girls and gilmore girls long time writer sam zimmerman joins us live to discuss his

oleg olegovich, born in the eighteenth year, is accused of murder with intent robbery of citizens zimmermanorse nearby, just to make it in time, prison, prison guardhouse, pre-trial detention center, everything was packed, why? we don’t have time to conduct inquiries, all the units are involved, the military prosecutor’s office is still busy, but where is chief kugru, why are you reporting? his house was burned down, his wife was injured, he took her to the hospital. and you, that means, instead of him, so i’m the deputy, conclusions, lieutenant colonel, i propose to release everyone detained by authority, all of them, exactly, do you want to prove that you? marshal, no way, no, otherwise we will choke, will you teach me strategy, will you teach me strategy, allow me to ask, i ask for a conversation face to face, with him, with you, comrade marshal. everyone is free, record, well, state it. and you yourself have seen what is happening in the area, if you don’t bring down the rising wave now, it can lead to open battles, with me, it’s not the losses that are scary, but the fact that this wil

i mean, it's a good day for the car. corny zimmerman. that's it got cut off so you don't want to get fixed up until that you've got any months you guys up in the unit. i'm not sure i finish booking. i don't know. did i have an appointment? they thought them all. i know not got. they got one or 2, which is a more cool. you who need you to go to got i do this with the condo in the closer to the easy what the sisters that you fight it is all you know. yeah. the sun yesterday i still got the all the stuff. one thing is good night. the new you go, sorry, you cut out a card show and punch here here today. joe cash on ok. each of the stuff. and i'm also not going to do it. she went on i, you can check with all she will. so they're stuck out on, it's on us, you want to that we need us is on your hard use. so they will have serious, i was going to go to new mazda, how do you manage you e mail and one from the store, a multiple choice to a computer, and who has the amount on me? so no, usually they do not use the phone, won't let me talk a car to

i mean, it's a good day for the car. corny zimmerman. that's it got cut off so you don't want to get fixed up until that you've got any months ago you got that the i'm not sure like an expert thing. i don't know. they, they know for meant they thought them all. i know not got. they got one or 2. what do they more? who you, who need you to go to got i do this of the continental timing and of course are the easiest. you want the service that you find it is all new. yeah. the sun yesterday i still got the all the stuff. one thing is good night. the new you go. sorry. you kinda a car show and punch here here thing joe. cash on. ok. a shot of the stop and i'm also not going to do it. she went on, i, you can check with all she will, will do stuck out on. so unless you want to that mean taxes on your hard use, so they will house here. so i was going to go to new mazda. how do you manage your email and one from the store multiple choice to a computer and who has the amount on me so long? usually they do not use the phone, won't let me talk a car

well, the american ambassador to yugoslavia which still existed at the time warrant zimmerman . he met with the muslim leader, i'll use a declaration, he told them all, you don't have to sign that, you know, will help you. so what happened? he backed out of the piece. the disagreement and war broke up. a similar thing happened regarding possible in late 1998 or early 1999. there were uh they were peace negotiations at a at a french castle in rumble yet. and then madeline albright decided to raise the bar to offer some unacceptable uh, conditions on the serbian side which no country could accept. and but that was used as an excuse to start bombing yugoslavia in 1999 without without to a security council. it was totally illegal, but they actually cause warrant. they wanted war. they didn't want peace and was the same thing. and ukraine. so when we watch you prayed from serbia, it's like watching uh, rear on, on the very that. uh you know, tv series. yeah. it, well, you know, missed the that they, this is what it, what it always gets down to. i mean, when there's a possibility for

well, of course, here he had to, he had not yet been asked about the zimmerman penalty, he could havehere, but he generally moved away from it, well, summing it all up, we can say this, in germany today a chancellor has been formed, who allowed himself to say what he thought in principle, but i am 100% sure that he had already coordinated this position with the united states of america, maybe not specifically with mr. biden, but some negotiations with someone it was conducted, it... is consistent with issues of public opinion in germany, it is absolutely consistent with what today, what public opinion in germany says today, polls, and we must remember that next year there will be elections, now elections to the european parliament will be held , therefore, of course, scholz is taking those steps that should be popular, which should not in any way knock his party out of this circle of possible next coalition partners. well, now regarding the nord stream, well, here is the situation. much more interesting, the point is not even what is possible or not, but the point is in the wording it

i recently told just a few words more, you know, there is such a lady, strack zimmerman.arty of the svdp, the fdp, as they say, in german, which was supposed to form such a nazi basis, such a new national socialist democracy and germany, and mrs. strack zimmermand, this is what i mean grandfathers, i don’t blame anyone for anything, i ask a question: she doesn’t have any information at all about who her grandparents were, let me ask... a question: mrs. fshtrak zimmerman, weren’t any of your relatives among those same people in düsseldorf, who in 1953 actually thought through and prepared this gauleiter conspiracy, i’m not saying that your relatives were there, but pull out your biography, maybe you also accidentally didn’t see something. in general, concluding, volodya, i want to say, you know, it doesn’t matter at all have you read and will scholze comment? the interview with carlson and putin, something completely different is important, it is important today to understand whether what we thought was already uprooted is not germinating, is it not germinating? but again,

schulz , for now, it really is based on schulz on his fear, on his cowardly, and his shtrake is zimmermanall this word differently, it can be called differently call the word shtrakhlokh, yes, you can basically say that, but on the one hand, of course, his hands are untied, but on the other hand, i’m wrapping up, i’m already finishing the last sentence, on the other sides... therefore, on this day we will not think about the sad, we will think about victory, our cause is just, victory will be ours, happy holiday, dear friends, see you on sunday. bye, well, we're off, bye, bye, call if anything happens. what's wrong with you, little girl? didn't you get enough sleep? no, i think i got some sleep. does something hurt you? hmm, did you quarrel with someone, did anyone offend you? no, but what then, look at you, there’s no face. dim, i'm just tired. tired of me, what are you talking about, i just don’t want to go to work, i don’t want to go to work, then it’s something cerebral, masha, mashenka, what’s wrong with you, mashenka, well, you’re having troubles at work, yes, i can’t cope. i have a

it is what won them the majority in the house in the end beating zimmerman by 7 1/2 points in 2022. his reign was short lived. go back ten years, it has been solid blue for democrats. back to steve israel in 2014. then came suozzi as bryan mentioned won in 16, won in 18 and 2020 before the flip came in 2022. what happens today? voting for several days now. there is a snowstorm in the area could temper the turnout at many of the polling stations. some that we've seen haven't been crowded at all. the big picture in the house. four vacancies out there. math doesn't add up entirely. 212 for the blue team. 219 for republicans. simple majority is 218. we'll see whether or not it changes throughout the day today. stand by. that special election is now underway. >> dana: it could change a lot when it's that short. joining us for more on this is the president of global affairs at goldman sachs, former advisor to condoleezza rice and hillary clinton. you look at presidents and what they decided to do after their life. this is insider had this headline. the last three presidents are all younge

european properties civilization, he loved his mother-in-law very much, remember, we talked about the zimmerman and look at the biography of mr. redgin, you will find everything you want, except his parents, interestingly , there is no column, but his parents, there are children, there is a wife, there is name, yes, there was such a thing there, but who it was, who they were, that there is nothing, neither on his page in the bundestag, nor on wikipedia, nor on other pages that were published, published by various media , you have nothing you’ll find, i’m not talking about... well, now a few more words about that now everyone’s favorite kaja kallos, well, probably not everyone knows her well either, that firstly she was an outstanding pioneer, and secondly, her dad was the chairman of the union, the trade union union of all estonia and was a deputy of the supreme council. what was conveyed to him from the center, well, now returning to today, well, about the tefton spirit, well, if we talk about the tefton spirit, of course, well, it’s difficult to say that these are just... occupation troops, b

the zimmerman telegram or the guns of august, but she's a beautiful writer. she tells it in a novelistic way. and so it's what i'm aiming at is that narrative nonfiction kind of book where larson and grant are sort of currently the kings. but barbara tuchman, the the beginning of it, i mean, maybe some before her, but she's the one i think of when i think of who who did it first, the best, and who did much of her research in the new york public library, where we met doing research. i didn't know that. and that's great. the wertheim room, joe and i have this secret room back there. it's a keycard pass only. and it's not just he and i in there. there's lots of people anyway, sort of doing research in there will get access, but it's a really fun place to work. just a wonderful resource. you know, we're lucky in new york to have it. anyone else. gentlemen, thank you so very, very much for the wonderful evening given us. thank you so much. what a pleasure. thank you

you find in my friend linda zimmerman, who does a lot of work with me, took that as literally. it was the first box we opened and i started pulling documents out. i'm like, well, you're not going to believe this. and she's like, you know why? and she starts taking pictures. i'm glad you did, because you can't recreate this moment. i did find the original grand jury report, which really breaks down, you know, it's great reading a newspaper article, but when you can go one step further, you know, the primary sources, you're always trying to go, how far back can i go? how far back can i go? so the district attorney asked the court, hey, listen, i would like to try again in the fall, the next grand jury, can i do that? and the judge gives him permission. they try it again. they bring everybody back over. they bring more witnesses. they hear testimony. and even a second grand jury can't come to any conclusions that anybody else did. it. the indictments that are found against the five men are never brought to trial. and i couldn't find in the minutes where they were dismissed, but th

. >> kyle zimmerman tickpick we appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you so much.ow it is 749 750 right around there. let's send it over to rosemary, who's got a look at our weather for today. all right. >> we've got a nice weather forecast coming our way. we do have another chilly start this morning. we do not have advisories for frost out there, with one exception. it's on the eastern edge of the santa clara valley. so not a lot of trouble when it comes to frost and the possibility thereof. here's a look at at the golden gate bridge. wow beautiful one out there. we do have mostly clear skies and just a little bit of a breeze in some areas. generally calm for most, and the state of california is dry. um, quite the difference from what we saw last weekend. here's a look at the futurecast model. i'm going to roll you through your weekend and beyond. show you when we may have the opportunity of rain returning. we do have the ridge that breaks down a little bit on sunday, so we are with the possibility of an increased cloud cover, but we are going to remain dry for th

robert zimmerman was the democratic candidate. he won queens county with 52%.zi right now is overperforming robert zimmerman, who lost. so tom suozzi, that's good. you're over-performing alaska, but just look at the total 48 close to 49,000 boats when you add all that up, their cologne and nassau county, this is where george santos, won the seat because he went out here more than four times, as many votes were cast in nassau county than in queens county. part of the district. so come back to where we are tonight. we're only 1% here, right philip is wanting 57% to 43%, but so suozzi is winning 62%. but we're almost done counting in queens, right? we're almost up, not almost done, but you're most of the way at 80%, then you come here. we're just getting started. so you're at 80%, you're just getting started. there is plenty of time, plenty of votes out here in a much larger, more populated part of the district two years ago four times as many votes cast in this part of the district. right now, we only have 1,000 votes and some change. >> so can you go back to que

. >> as we said, it was a five-point win, and this was the 2022 -- i was wondering why zimmerman waszzi got a big margin in the queens portion of the district here. he won it by about 23 points. democrats only won the queens portion of the district by four back in '22. i do think there's a turnout story here as well that kind of meshes with the national story we have been talking about for a few years, because there's pretty big demographic differences between the queens portion of the district and the nassau county part of the district, and the north shore of long island, which is in this district right here, a lot of really wealthy towns there, towns with high concentration of college degrees. we have been talking for a number of years, and this is a generation-long story in american politics about the democrats really running up margins, massive margins, bigger and bigger each election among college-educated voters. the nassau county portion of the district is a wash in that type of voter. i think when joe is talking about the success democrats had, one of the things that powered