We ve all seen footage from the hospital where we seem injured women and children and men. does the idf generally know if civilians are sheltering in the property and add your colleagues on the ground communicated that information to israeli officials. absolutely unwra shares the coordinates of its facilities and including the school that was bombed today with the israeli army and all parties in the conflict and in fact the kirk mission or general of unwra urged that the un independent investigative body ascertains the facts and identifies those responsible for this attack as well as the 180 other attacks on unwra buildings in gaza. fist 180 other attacks on unwra buildings in gaza. buildings in gaza. at this oint, buildings in gaza. at this point. what buildings in gaza. at this point, what is buildings in gaza. at this point, what is the - buildings in gaza. at this point, what is the advice | buildings in gaza. at this - point, what is the advice unwra are giving to civilians in gaza
Criminal based on the kinds of tactics cities using and going after ukrainian infrastructure and ukrainian civilians. i think mr. putin is trying to put up a veil of domination and it s not working very well. it was such a moving commemoration today in normandy. i know you were watching part of this to the 80th anniversary of d-day. biden talking about the quote, unending fight between freedom and democracy. you were of course the commanding general of the us army, europe and the seventh mean you have a special connection to europe. what do you think on this anniversary, the beginning of europe s liberation or world war ii well, i wasn t watching brian, but i was listening to cnn as i was driving you from gettysburg to washington, dc after during a staff right at gettysburg. but it wasn t extremely emotional and moving ceremony. it was tremendous. the words of each one of the speakers to include some of my friends like secretary austin and secretary, does you who s the president or the secretary of the american
Some kind of catastrophic effect, and he s implying the use of either tactical or strategic nuclear weapons. but he has been saying this for the past two plus years. so i think the biden administration realize that it s a block and it s a bluster and he won t do that because he knows what might happen if he does. so i think it is continuing bluster and it s the very fact that he has now become increasingly a war criminal based on the kinds of tactics that he s using and going after ukrainian infrastructure and ukrainians millions. i think mr. putin is trying to put up a veil of domination and it s not working very well. it was such a moving commemoration today in normandy. i know you were watching part of this to the 80th anniversary of d-day. biden talking about the quote, unending fight between freedom and democracy you. were of course the commanding general of the us army, europe and the seventh army. and you have a special connection to europe what do you think on this anniversary, the beginning of
From our asia business hub. this is quite unusual, isn t it? ., , ., , it? yeah, it is at samsung. it is not unheard it? yeah, it is at samsung. it is not unheard of it? yeah, it is at samsung. it is not unheard of to - it? yeah, it is at samsung. it is not unheard of to see - is not unheard of to see industrial disputes in south korea in general. there was disputes at hyundai, the long running doctor strike, as well, but this is samsung electronics, the crown jewel of the samsung group in general. white feet of the business landscape in south korea. 0f landscape in south korea. of the whole economy, actually. you might even argue. for most of their history they have not allowed union representation, only for the first time it was allowed in 2020 and now you have this dispute over pay and bonuses, like you say, over this extra day of annual paid leave. they were not able to come to an agreement with bosses so the have asked their members to take pot not quite go on strike, take a day of paid leave today on friday. in
He was trying to reinforce that he and his administration are in step with ukraine and wanting to help defend their country under the assault from russia and promising more commitment going forward, even with that being very difficult in terms of the election season. indeed, kelly. the president will travel to paris later. i m sure you will be greeting him there as well and covering that. general, let s bring you into the conversation. as president biden he is standing where president reagan stood. it reminds us when republicans were among the biggest nato supporters, not its critics, and keeping these alliances are crucial now to ukraine. right? there s no question. by the way, it echoed the tone of president reagan 40 years ago. that has become almost symbolic of world war ii.
Reveals that us weapons were in fact used let s discuss all these angles and more with skin and terry analyst and retired us army major general james spider marks, general. thanks so much for being with us. let s start with this assessment from the cia why do you think netanyahu feels comfortable, comfortable defined foreign and domestic pressure on this potential polio just war plan for gaza i think what this describes is that netanyahu finds himself caught in advice and that he s got these emits internal pressures both from both sides of his political arena. there the right-wing saying we ve got to push harder and the other side saying we ve got legitimate opportunity to end the hostilities and return these hostages back home irrespective of a guarantee of what state those hostages would be in, and then internationally i think globally the world is
Treating these women up until this point. that s created a lot of conversation and frankly what i don t like about how many of the men with these platforms are shaping the conversation is they re reducing it to pettiness, to jealousy, they re playing on terreo types and tropes that are said about women in general, but especially black women. and this is a black women led league, and to me, that has really devalued the conversation we need to be having. somebody very smart said to me recently the challenge with women s basketball is most of the stars are black, but most of the great players are black, but most of the stars are white. whether it s who s getting rewarded by espn, who is getting noticed by magazines. if there were charter flights, brittney griner would not have ended up in a gulag. these ladies are flying commercial and they re not treated like the men are. how much of this do you think is the marketing potential of a caitlin clark?
You. you cannot show any sound bites biden because he is like [mocking] meet voters where they are. because i saw democratic operatives say that the old game of saying here s my ground game, it is not enough. you have to go late night tv, social media, meet voters where they are consuming news. absolutely and by the way, joe biden does not have a accident. that was not a southern accent. it was a little too wea wealthy. the people, young people on tiktok are not there to be the general like carrying water for this lien on cheech and arian. they are not doing that. what they will do is amplify the issues that matter to them in the real world. and top of mind, number one
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Infrastructure. but the road is definitely hard for black women candidates. it s hard for women candidates in general, and you overlay race on top of that. that s why i think it s so important that vice president harris showed up today. she knows angela alsobrooks because when vice president harris, in her former life, when she was the d.a. in san francisco, then the attorney general in california, she was the only black woman of senior elected top cop, top cop, as prosecutors like to call themselves, to be honest, top cop this the state, in the country, all of these black women coming up under her, looked up to her and looked to her as a model. the things she did in california as a model. it s no surprise to me that the event they came together today was for gun violence. an issue that the vice president has led on since the time she was in the attorney general s office, through her time in the senate and white house. let me ask you about the big picture of the campaign, the