is government and also columbia university is investing in this genocide. and he also spoke about the 1200 people in detention in june, louisiana, where he was locked up with and those were about to be deported. so what we need is expanding his mission to address the injustice by this administration. definitely his need get about. those will continue like other students like uh, roommates, a hostile and the funds to lee and, and most and my we and others. so the legal team is working, i know you really value and i appreciate the also because of the legal team from cooney university from some type of constitutional rights that obviously custom and bad as me and immigrated and others the students have a strong legal team supporting them and a big uh community, uh,

a large movement that is waking the conscience of this country on underwood about digital aside that's taking place. no width. uh hell's freedom. there is a question about precedent here. and, and you mentioned, you touched upon that the other cases that involved is there a legal preston that is being sent to or is it too early to say to abilene? but there is something very clear is that the, the 1st amendment of the united states constitution grads, people who live in the united states, whether they are us citizens, the residence immigrants, or anybody who lives in the united states, their rights to free speech and free thinking uh, are protected and therefore no administration, no matter how to them, they go for the accordion measure it takes against free speech through speech when

under constitution, when, when i'm as long as we have independent judiciary and we have separation of powers, free speech will continue to be protected in the united states. as long as there is a movement, there is a conscience. and the people who believe in the future of this country, which is based on those protections that are in the us constitution of this. but the trump administration is going to see this as a failure of its policy, which may will lead them to double down and to try and push forward, push forward with push, getting more cases like this, to quote, putting more pressure on people who speak out on behalf of palestine. is that a fit for you? do you think i to look at and what city is uh um, but at least uh remains uh to start the town. so what do you my son? i know we had the lease. so the, the government, the administrative, some bubbles down as much as they could. and they have default and close over over

the volt, the visa of $1000.00 international students. this does not and will not get to the movement from addressing the genocide that is committed by just the tip isn't fully funded by units by the united states government and the universities that a continuum to have relations and investment with the system is right this moment is awake and it is that a minus and, and duplicating and amplified. and i'm defining the voices and tradition of the student movement in the 50s, in the sixties and seventies that lead for about the rights for american workers that have and segregation in the united states. and also ended the u. s. involvement into that now more so this movement is just a heavy beer off as to this movement in the united states that has been on the

front line of either thing and justice may. how did you some very interesting terms that you said that the movement is awake and that the moving is a reverse of, of the previous movements? are you seeing this as becoming a much larger movement than it is already today? to the university campuses are alive. you hardly see any commencement speech on university campuses busy, especially in the month of may and june. well, there is a graduation where palestine is not mentioned. where did you on the site is not mentioned either by the door youngs or by people who, where the kind of thing at flag or challenge 33 by this time. and as this administration to the end, it's complicity in the world crimes. that is what it is committing. they had a lot of thank you very much for your thoughts. thank you. the

still ahead on now to 0 by far the time. so he's the one single bronze internal politics. sounds familiar to iranians. and the conflict between israel and iran is forcing some outcomes to return to a country they left decades ago. the the hello we're looking at about the classic summary breakdown to the heats across much of northern europe over the next couple of days. areas of pat rolling in from the atlantic and that will break those thunder storms as we go through the night style . so high pressure system and show us the central pos are a lot of rooms on, so i don't some side for many and it stays a little bit off across the western process. we go through the next couple of days, long run them could still get up to about $27.00 south just but the heat breaking

the for amber at around 19 sales just about what it should be. so we, we can't complain too much. the shabbots will be heavy. i'm foundry at times that roll away towards no way towards sweden, towards denmark as well. much of central europe will say those temperatures spinning up went into the thirty's, $35.00 celsius, the full balance of chevy, right, and over towards the east. that is about wanting to monday, something of a repeat performance plus 3 showers, coming across the western pass, a little cooler, that full london. and the go to paris bas to kind of walk around showers at this stage into central pos. well i'm so i'm trying continues across, i'm not sure if the, but it's a writing maybe a shower, wrote to the, into the far south west of here. what a to south postponing to the north west of africa. which shows that has page issue right across much of west africa. the story of a small community, or in one of mexico's most dangerous states,

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georgia yard. is there a reminder of us hope so? is this our the conflict between israel and the wrong? isn't it? 9th day is where the world planes of start can be around in city of, of us near the border with iraq. and these are some of the latest savings for all of us down programs. he is ready ambulance services, that fragments of him is intercepted. drone fell on the residential buildings and banks and you know, he's ready on the sizes intercepted around 400 bucks from friends since before again. and the conflict between iran and his relatives hope the agenda as a meeting of the organization of this funding corporation in stumble around in

foreign minister of us, iraq. she says tyrone remains open to dialogue with the us. the israel must still, it's a textbook. now the threats of regime change made against iran during this latest conflict. inflect a history of interference by the wes, stretching back decades. the us britain and other powers have manage a try to manage it around internal politics. now they had a huge, it's takes a look back at the tone that is taken on the country. talk of regime change by way of for an intervention has dominated the news agenda over the past week. but history offers cautionary tales. the us led invasion of iraq nato's intervention in libya, but also in the wrong with the us and u. k. sponsored regime change ousting is prime minister decades ago. it began in the early 19 hundreds. the british began developing

a runs oil industry in exchange for total control over exploration and sales, creating the anglo iranian oil company later known as british petroleum. you're on the vast oil reserves would be under bridge control for the next half century. handing london doubles the revenue compared to that of a run to but there was growing resentment in the 1950s. a wave of nationalist voice has began dominating your ons. parliament led by prime minister mohammed most at once time magazine's person of the year who took office on a platform to reduce the powers of the shop and to nationalize the ron's oil industry. saying in a speech with the oil revenue, we could meet our entire budget and combat poverty, disease and backwardness among our people. in iran, the move was seen as a bold step towards economic sovereignty. but in britain, a violation of its interests. in 1953 britain convinced the us to assist in orchestrating a crew against most of them in

a covert operation of planting propaganda fueling riots and propping of military generals, ultimately removing most at death from power and restoring the reign of the shop with briefly fled to run the route, unforeseen consequences planted. the seeds of anti western isn't fueling to view that iran had become simply a client of the west sentiments that group eventually contributing to the islamic revolution. in 1979, a revolution that toppled 2500 years monarchy replaced by a government with suspicion of the west and grained, and its world view. formed middling, not so much of success, but rather a set back later admitted by those responsible. the eisenhower administration believed his actions were justified for strategic reasons. but the crew was clearly a setback for ron's political development. and as history threatens to repeat

itself once more, a visceral aversion to foreign intervention remains woven in the fabric of your wrongs. identity made admin who g l g 0 according to you and, or if your judge and say a more than 4000000 afghans who escaped, war and persecution, or living in iran for the conflict between israel and the wrong is forced to someone to return to a country they left decades ago from a higher report. this is some village of runners, drones major border crossing into iraq increase in day to day seeing an influx of run refugees returning to the country they left 2 years ago. each had the story on why the lift up button is done, and watch prompted them to back up and go back young, but the, there was fighting the way we live. we saw struck close by and we could see them flying out of the head from the camp was thankfully, area wasn't the hit. the winnable started all the factory shut down. i lost my job and had no choice but to return to my country. that's how many of the barnes flared

water and the country following the us legend region in 2001 as well as strict dollar bond road. now, where the conflict between a don and here's the right intensifying, they're seeking safety back in their home country. so that i can get a quote on that off the warranty, ron has changed everything. as the violence grew closer, we feared for our lives and had no choice but to leave early. now that we are back in our own country, we've returned with nothing. no money, no home, just on certain families take a breed. it under opens guide. after crossing the border on a windy day, many said they were mistreated by the alternative during their stay need on after going to immigration. they're on their way. it's not just the avalon you are going back to have run this on. because of the water on the, on, for the large number of focused on is what also coming back to focused on for their

own safety. hundreds of buckets on each jordan's and pilgrim. i've also been crossing the border each day to each focused on bed on ma'am data got a lot of sense and i wasn't to head out on a business trip for surgical supplies when the city came under attack on the day i left, i saw drones and rockets in the sky and a nearby building was on fire for my safety. i had to leave immediately. i'm grateful to be back and focused on safely across the water need on an edge, right, and rages on with daily air strikes, both of one and focus on the citizens, a competitor that done home, wondering if they will never be able to come back again. the model how you did under the web w, just on the is what was virtually is continuing, is a tax on palestinians trying to collect food from distribution points. and garza is

ready for us as of killed, more than 30 people on the size of that, including 11 waiting to desperately get needed supplies. those attacks took place at a distribution centers that were being run by the contribution of a controversial us is really bad because like you might, it's harry foundation that's accused of women, isaac food at at least 3 palestinians were killed. and one of the latest attacks on ac, cuz is ready for us, is open. find there a g. h f site in southern garza. several others were injured and taken to hospital . the ashton in purple slip. i will not send you into the streets to arrive before the people to the point of guest, as i call it, i called at the point of death, the tank is in front of us. the machine gun is in front of us and the quad carpenter is above us and they are soldiers on the ground. with snipers, anyone who moves before the time is shot and the moment the tank retreats, we start running on the south. really nice. the live pictures the of us present.

donald trump arriving at the joint base and andrews in maryland. after spending the weekend in bed. but it's the uh, the new jersey now hill getting on marine one that he'll go to the white house way . it will speak to the national security council in the coming hours and organization the is actually, he's been criticizing publicly, so that's going to be a very interesting meeting now. uh that meeting is that to take place in the next few hours like it's a very interesting given that he's actually been directed towards his criticizing tools to get, but he's director of national intelligence. and you can see the secret service that getting on board marine one as well. busy and let me think, well, keep an eye on the eyes of the meeting, takes place and a few hours. now, in addition to one getting a tax,

israel has repeatedly cutoff into that and telecommunication services along the strip of correspondent, hunting the route as it goes and city and has this. so we just got to the connection back, the connection has been restored. dr. going offline for the past, the 3 hours in which we were not able to keep up with what's going on. but as soon as the connection is back, we have we found out that more of the attacks have taking place across the gods through the most recent one. is it a for family members here in the eastern part of garza city? as they were walking in the streets, including 2 children, were killed in a drawing strikes. and this is just the and elements of, of the series of attack that been going on for the past. 48 hours, a significant increase in the drones attacks across the gaza. strip and for a lot of people, this is how do you feel about what's going on as soon as guys have been off the of the dash board, the sort of speak when the rising escalation between iran and israel is

started to fill the to dominate the screens garza wins off the grid and these really monitors taken advantage of this distraction and carry out more of the deadly attacks. we've been able to count it through throughout the day. attacks by the hours either, either by the heavy artillery or by the throat, his truck just 2 hours the part of from this attack, from each other. one more attack was carried out in the city of tanya and is a 3 family member inside the tent. they were sheltering inside, attempted to set up for the past months, sheltering from the unpredictable falling bonds were killed. in a drone strike, bringing the disk go up to 31. 11 of, of these people were killed at distribution centers in the city as well as other areas where the gf, is, is operating. and in terms of how the human at 3 and situations are in it,

across the gods to very dire, worse then dire situation as of now, as food is only allowed in a trickle amount, whatever is available at these centers is not enough. and this is not, is sufficient to address the deepening human a crisis, let alone the hospitals are running on the very low capacity as of this moment now to be occupied, westbank way is rarely occupation forces have resumed the demolition of homes. engineering is really all, it's hard to use. i using bulldozers to destroy 95 buildings and the demolition scheme announced in may. we'll see hundreds of families displaced from nearby to got them. and attack spies where you sat listening. hebron in the south of less 6 palestinians with injuries women and children are among the victims. the settlers also damage cause animal feed olive trees and water tanks. satellite tax increased in recent months. often the support of these regular tr still ahead

on out is 0. reunited at last about the russian or position figure is free from jail up to 5 years the this was the motive company specializes in making what it says luxury cause of the future. china has a distinct advantage, comprehensive supply chains, electric called batteries, and hate myself with a source locally. china is the world's biggest exports, has cost to send to them shipped to the united states. this means that the industry is relatively untouched by traits, engines with the trunk administration. china is slowing. economy means finding customers abroad has to come to many brands and match ups design and well, some government's a wary of their markets,

being flooded by chinese products. others on pricing them on counting the cost. how lily is really wrong, conflict affects oil and gas prices and energy supplies will jail, political tensions recognize inflation, disrupt trade, routes and de royalty economy. can the 2 nations afford an all out for counting? the cost on al jazeera of the thousands of people have rallied in london in support of palestinians and garza, the much we through the center of the city with protest is demanding an immediate cease fire. they also called on you've had government to stop selling so as well.

funny a year ago was that that raleigh in london as the complex in the middle east continues to escalate. thousands of people have gathered in central london for tests against the war on garza. and in recent polling doctors in the u. k, it's showing that more than ha, all the for now against the is rate. will on garza a sentiment that of course many here who gather to agree with but also the saying the time is now more. c than ever this conflict as a man i think it's really important for us to be out for our children to be out and for us to be able to teach everyone, you know, the new, the new pressure be put on then the plucked down to spend the police into these

events, for instance, that's something you know that. we're kind of glad if i'm going to pay my taxi towards anything. it is in a genocide was then to police people who are here just because of a humans. i mean, believe it to you, mama, 2 people are dying every single day because of my references that members that work in civil service to show me eastern and we think the policy number has been a change from the british government. the u. k. opposed allies of israel, name of the last time, find the george segment together with kind of last month, and that makes the expansion office right, administrator operations and thought was add photos. so by the foreign secretary, david's law, me in parliament, threatened sanctions of those functions became for realities which all rights cabinets, administered in israel, who was sanctioned for inside swing by that's we got in the west sparks.

nevertheless, the u. k. is extremely wearing into large, wide complex that is on the line for the most focus and to find a resolution to this complex tony, i go out to sara loved to the single physician sega subhead to schenectady has been pardoned and released from prison. often 85 years behind balls is been reunited with his wife at his fedloan and the lithuanian capital vilnius. the origin of brother lucian, of ortiz, detained him in 2020. well, he was running against prison with the same code and elections but yet said loaners right in his place. but she was been forced into exile and made less protests that accused the government, a rigging election, little concerned. cuz fav 13 other prisoners were also released on saturday on now in lithuania, he was detained during the recent election in 2020 the soul to consent to extend

his time in office amid allegations of a rig. those pardons were a part of a us broke a deal. trump special and like he's colored was in minutes to meet by the russian president, alexander and shanker, kellogg's. the highest ranking us official to visit the rest of that light and use us present us. vice president j defense has criticized state and local officials during is a visit to the funds of these funds accused the governor of california and the mayor of los angeles, of inciting unrest. early of this month, the federal government deployed national guard and marines to protect the federal buildings from protest as against immigration rights. a hi and a link to telephone conversation between thailand's prime minister and come body is the head of the senate. has triggered a political crisis in thailand in the cold problem. the problem is the addresses send it to uh, president and send as uncle and appraise to criticize the time of the tree. that is

spelled as far as hawk outrage at a time when the 2 countries are locked in a escalating board. a dispute? tony chang, reports from bangkok, protest is outside government house and thing coke cooling for 25 minutes to pick. hometown should've what to resign. the cruise of police lined up behind run it shields ready to push them back inside. the pm, flanked by military officials, spoke to reporters. but 1st of all, i'd like to apologize to the type company over delete the audio recording of my conversations with a former leader of cambodia. it's something that shouldn't have happened. i am sorry for all the people that i upset. delete the audio. cool, but cambodian senate president hudson became public earlier this week. can i can you hear me? yeah. yeah. and what was clearly intended to be a confidential exchange. she refers to him as uncle and asks for his patience in

handling a territorial clash on the border. she also appears to blame the time military to miss handling the disputes. the territorial dispute on the ty cambodian border whose sympathy is recently split up when the time military killed a cambodian soldier when i told them. but the least quote was also used as a pretext for major coalition partners to withdrawal the support we. i'm saying they now have no faith than pm, that man and the government's ruling majority now hangs by a thread, is unlikely that the assignments to pass on time will survive and office the withdrawal of the from sites high. second, lots of scores and pinter is debilitating. it will make a number, entitlements very weak, very fragile, and then she'll be hostage to the other smaller policies, very small policies. the protest is may well get what they want and force the prime minister to resign. but there is no easy replacement at a time when many ties are looking for stable leadership. the countess low economic

growth of the several years disability looks like we might once again be injury a period of police smoke prices. everything else is 0. that's it for me and my uncle and for the news, i'll probably back in a moment with more of today's news the i have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona and i was rather shocked to see this 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people closed the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights got chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do on a state level. all that i can't support that one. the bill on which is era. donald trump joins they to the this i that i knew was. summit is expected to push for more

minutes responding with you. repeat them those team to maintain unity flushed with growing in the cases of a fall, they gave us the vote. lindsey of these, why is it wrong? conflict? can they to help the escalated the situation in the middle east? the next a sunday or the just so you got the difference during the rush hour, which is the selection that the best news from across on that with the the the

florida hospital in the south of love which is overwhelmed with patient being injured by these really military, as they were trying to return back to that, as well as a huge withdrawal ceasefire agreement, which was great because by the united states we really eco friendly solutions to come back to our planet. on o g 0, the is all launches will attacks across the iran, hey thing, a large new kid complex for a 2nd time of the post 9 days. the other mind calling about is there is continuing coverage of around conflict with these roles are coming up as well. and such studies of

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