and in an address to the un human rights council, he stated israel was committing war crimes with it's a tax on nuclear facilities. now this session of nearly 100000000 populations is subjected to an outrageous act. stuff like vision by it, a game that has been committing a horrible genocide in palestine for the past 2 years. and that is alco playing the lambs of neighboring countries or piece wouldn't. okay. the facilities have also been targeted. despite data being on the phone with monitoring of i a, a. and despite the fact that that type of thing such facilities are absolutely banned on the international law, is that tax on nuclear facilities are grave war crimes, given also the vendor of environmental and the health capacitor of as the results of radiological look at well tensions between iran and israel escalate. russia has made his position clear in an exclusive interview for sky news . ravia president vladimir putin has stated, well, israel's concerns must be addressed to. there is still no evidence that around 6 to build nuclear weapons, a mission, same stuff. we believe that

plaza well we have the most recent addition to our fabulously renovated un plaza.space by alexis sablone who is a nationally recognized skater and architect . >> and this particular project is a great partnership between the richmond park department, the civic center cbd converse and the skate park foundation. and ultimately the goal here is to make sure that un plaza is a place where we are all welcome, where we all feel safe, where we can all enjoy each other and recreate and we've had over 350,000 visitors to this space and very significantly we've seen a reduction of unhealthy activity and crime here approximately 80% and skaters are absolutely welcome here. we want to celebrate the skating community, its incredible history and what it's done for the texture and fabric and culture of our city . >> good morning. today is wednesday, june 18th, 2025. this is a regular meeting of the building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to please silence all devices or mute yourself if you're not speaking and the first item on the agenda is roll call.

it's been accused of weapon isaac food distribution, since the foundation replaced un run a agencies on the street, a load as shown in purple slip. i will not send you into the streets to arrive before the people to the point of dest. as i call it, i quoted the point of death. the tank is in front of us. the machine gun is in front of us and the quite a cop to is above us and they all soldiers on the ground was snipers. when anyone who moves before the time is shot and the moment the tank retreats, we start running on the surface of israel had repeatedly cut off internet and telecommunication services, making it increasingly difficult for families to find the missing loved ones and the aftermath of strikes and attacks at 8 centers are correspond as having my mode is in gaza. city with more 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

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again, a violation of the un shot. so it hits layer upon layer of, you know, this not being a serious set of actors and i think world increasingly sees it like when they ever talk about those notes. and i do see most of the rest of the world, just as they have voted in a different way and un garza does not want to see the kind of radical lising destabilizing actions. all these really state knows that they want to see it being enabled to do that by the west and not a position that you're talking about in the reach. and those issues barely register in the media and the political cos except of course, uh there's a militarily ministry, all position that can be expressed. there's no mutual defense back between rusher and around between china and iran, even though how close they are with that country. do you think anyone would want to negotiate with the united states? let alone israel ever again. i mean, the russians made the case about the minsk agreements being violated. kaylee, these are mine toolbox designed for the i a,

the major mistake seems to be that he omitted information about his employment through a un program atoken to say that they can't really imagine a scenario in which someone would be detained for 100 something days over some kind of clerical error while they were applying for their permanent residency. >> yeah. >> you are exactly right. >> and the judge observed that that this is not normally why people are detained. bail is usually denied, really for two major reasons. either you're a threat or you're. a risk of flight. and he was neither detention for the mere reason that you may have put a false statement or an incorrect statement on an application is not something that normally happens in this context. and the judge got that part right, but separately, you're also correct that you don't have to violate the law. you don't have to commit a crime, but you can still be removable under other areas of the immigration laws. >> you can lose your right to be a permanent resident because you perhaps forgot to mention something as part of an application. sure, that's something that happens rou

podemos ser un faro de paz, un faro de amor y un buen ejemplo para nuestro mundo y sociedad . su madre , pero no sin falta de temor y ansiedad al saber que los agentes de ice se encuentran infiltrados dentro del edificio federal . >> ya no para acá. estábamos orando. eso es lo que me hizo saber que ellos están aquí. es una señal más y ojalá que todo salga bien . . >> reportando para univision san diego soy paulina mejía arroyo . >> el activista palestino mahmoud khalil que estuvo detenido durante más de tres meses, llegó a nueva jersey tras ser liberado khalil saludó a sus amigos y habló con los periodistas . hoy en el aeropuerto de newark . un día después de salir de un centro de federal de inmigración en luisiana, dijo que piensa seguir protestando contra la guerra en gaza y las fuerzas armadas de israel completaron una serie de ataques en el suroeste de irán contra una instalación militar que albergaba misiles . mientras tanto, estados unidos ha trasladado bombarderos b2 a una base en la isla guam en el pacífico. estos aviones de combate podrían utilizarse en un ataque cont

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states and the soviet union had worked long and hard to secure its acceptance paying a surprise visit to un headquarters in new york president johnson appearing before that body for the fourth time hailed the passage of this measure as the most significant step toward peace in united nations history. it is the most important international agreement. and the field of disarmament. since the nuclear age began it goes far to prevent. the spread of nuclear weapons it will ensure the equitable sharing of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. for the benefit of all nations as regards the treaty itself. no time should be lost in bringing it into force. and i pledge you this afternoon. that we of the united states will move rapidly. to open the treaty for signature in recognition for his leadership and dedication in bringing about the nuclear non-proliferation treaty president johnson was presented the swords into plowshares award by new york industrialist stanley b roboff. the president kept his word to move speedily toward american approval of the treaty which would be signed by the united states t

decried the lack of western combination, a condemnation over israel's actions, and in an address to the un human rights council. he stated, israel was committing war crimes with as a tax on nuclear facilities. now this nation of nearly 100000000 populations is subject to an outrageous act stuff like vision by it, a game that has been cut me thing, a horrible genocide in palestine for the past 2 years. and that's his uncle playing the lands of neighboring countries. our peace wouldn't facilities have also been targeted despite data being on the phone with monitoring of i a, a. and despite the fact that that touching such facilities are absolutely banned on the international law is that tax on nuclear facilities are grave war crimes. given also the vendor of environmental and the health got the sort of as the results of radiological linkage. while israel has lost a series of various products, targeting a wants a new current infrastructure including heavily fortified. and that tends facility which software it significant damage and present days according to is really officials visa strikes ar

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the un watchdog has said that no radioactive material, no nuclear material was at the site, so there hasn't been radiological damage, however the un has been warning now that this is the third nuclear site that has been hit like this, of degradation, in their words, of nuclear safety. in addition to that, israel has said it has continued to target military targets, in particular taking out these three military commanders in iran. in particular, izadi, who israel has said was one of the people who orchestrated the hamas attacks on israel two years ago on october the 7th. israel say that he was somebody who coordinated between iran and armed proxy groups of iran in the region, so israel has said they have had notable successes today. meanwhile, here in israel, it has been relatively quiet compared to previous days. the israeli military say that eight drones were fired towards israel in one hour. there was a siren early this morning here in jerusalem at about 2:30am but since then relatively quiet compared to recent days and i think the israeli government has been stressing through some

the un nuclear watchdog says a centrifuge, manufacturing workshop was targeted. and in the city of come, these ready army claims is as oscillated site as audi. a senior come on to the stomach row, at least we got the defense systems were activated in the port city of my saw. israel has also expanded strikes to the nearby city of, of us. now these up pictures of funds, these are some of the pictures rather coming from that. it's the capital, it runs at mail or a main oil for using region cause it's don't provence. and that's the boat with the rock. and now israel says, is jets of talk to the military installations. is there any cities of also have been facing iranian retaliations including hits on the negative basheba and hyphen essential as well folding debris from an intercepted missile spoke define a building in a, in holland insight for these, where the military says is intercepted of 15 drawings, 5 by iran, some fragments fell on a residential building in which, and in the north. and these really military have been since ring information about many of the tar

as i have said, very clearly to the un security council to the board of governors. that new care facilities should not be attacked. this is an international lead, internationally agreed. this has been a the, the low if you want, when it comes to these types of things. at the same time, i should say with the same kind of my role here. he's not a political role is a technical role. and for us here, what we need to do, and this is what we are trying to do, of course, is to pass the data from the technical perspective that is ours. and the avoidance of a nuclear accident with radiological consequences, we are reiterating at, you know, coming back to your question, the fact that nuclear facilities, as i said, in the case of russia and ukraine should never be attacked. so i don't know what is expected from, from, from us. okay. well inside the, it is not our role on the people. so say something, it'd, because it's a point which is very important that i don't like to avoid difficult questions. our role here is to be useful and being useful here is to avoid new car accident

article to powers to authorize the use of military force, even to deter attacks, the same goes for the unesolution and international law, you are allowed to prevent an imminent attack and we don't have the information the president does and this is a country that for days, weeks, months and decades has promised to try to destroy israel. our allies and america itself, pretty unequivocally. jon: the former crown prince points to the fact the theocracy in charge is really a bunch of thugs. listen. >> this is a war, a regime that has been so brutal, it plays in the direction that may be of this would be something that would help of them have a more equal playing field. jon: it would be something to see them a lots deposed. is that a possible outcome here? >> there are lots of outcomes. there's a likelihood the mullahs will be replaced by even more ideologically extreme leaders more hell-bent on destroying america. the us and israel have a right to act on short-term security interests and long-term security interests and this is where i depart with a lot of my colleagues and political scientis

base inside the west of iran, as well as the isfahan nuclear facility there, the iaea, that's the un's nuclear watchdog, if you will. they say that a an enrichment workshop at that facility was damaged in the strike. so the idf landing, precise strikes, it appears, on nuclear facilities, leading military figures and and a military airfield in the west of iran. >> all right. nic robertson, betsy klein, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. all right. joining me right now to talk more about these developments is victoria coates. she is a former deputy national security advisor to president trump. during his first term of victoria. great to see you. so you just heard nick talk about significant damage to some installations in iran. credit going to the israeli defense forces then. does this help establish that perhaps this is a country that could go it alone in reaching its objective to cripple iran's nuclear capabilities well, good to see you, too, frederica. >> i mean, certainly what the israelis have done now over the last 8 or 9 days is is extremely impressive and a credit to the secur

think the intelligence of what is at the fordow site in iran is pretty clear from the international unr its reports of what is in that the enrichment materials in their and he has also reacting to the fact some of his advisors are trying to box him in like putting out a video saying their war mongers trying to get us into a war with iran. >> this will lead to hiroshima. >> exactly. the president does not like that when the people he hired and put in those positions are going to the public to try to. paul: jason there really is what you call an iraq syndrome here. some of us are old enough to remember the vietnam syndrome which the left used for a generation after vietnam to say no, no, no do not intervene anywhere now that syndrome is on the right and many mines say that did not work out while afghwellafghanistan did not wort well therefore no interventions. >> you have to judge each of these on their own terms. that's what this folks are failing to do using the blanket sentiment the world will be a better place if that u.s. withdrawals whom we know it won't be it is a more dangerous p

iranian airspace targeting the isfahan nuclear facility and the international atomic energy agency, the un nuclear overwatch body, if you will, said that the isfahan site, the idf, appears to have damaged part of a facility that builds and repairs the centrifuges on the site. a workshop at the site there so that that targeting appeared to have been accurate. the idf also saying that they targeted a military base in the west of iran, close to the border with iraq. but as you mentioned, the biggest sort of hit of the night as far as the idf was concerned were a couple of senior iranian military commanders in the quds force, an elite part of the irgc itself, an elite military unit side. azadi was the prime target who was killed. and the idf is saying the reason that he was targeted was because he was very close to hamas and that it played a leading role in in the october 7th attacks, helping build iranian support for hamas. that's what the idf has been saying. >> all right. nic robertson, thank you so much. let's bring in betsy klein now, who is in new jersey where the president is spending t

the un put out a report last week about this. what they kept saying over and over again is that, often, it will backfire. when a government really tries to control this decision, this very personal decision that people make about their lives, it can backfire, and it can cause people to, you know, in protest, refuse to procreate as their government would like them to or seek other ways to kind of revolt against that control on their lives. i can't help feeling that human society is on the edge of another major, major change, which is artificial intelligence. i mean, that is going to change everything, as well, isn't it? yeah, i think it's fascinating because a lot of the conversations around population decline and why it's problematic are around the workforce. you know, that we won't have a workforce and a tax base in 20, 30 years' time to support older people, the fast-growing elderly population. and i think, you know, the uk population is going to peak probably around the 2040s. but artificial general intelligence is probably go

the un nuclear watchdog says israeli strikes on this plant, you're looking at it there in iran, caused some radiological leaks, but there is no danger to the public for now. president trump has given himself two weeks to make a decision on deploying u.s. military troops to drop a 30,000 pound bunker buster on iran. while democrats are pushing for a resolution to prohibit u.s. armed forces from unauthorized hostilities in iran. >> no one in america wants us. >> to get into another. >> war in iran. republicans in the house have been saying that privately, the reluctance is they don't want to go against president trump in congress. and so they're saying, well, we don't have a war yet. >> also new today, outrage after vice president j.d. vance yesterday in an attack on democrats in los angeles, referred to the arrest of california senator alex padilla by using the name of a man serving 21 years in prison on charges of supporting al qaeda. so here's new reaction from senator padilla. >> well, i was hoping jose padilla would be here to ask a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided no

une ville a été frappée dans une trappe ciblée contre un bâtiment.gardiens de la révolution, chargé de la coordination au hamas et au djihad islamique qui a été frappé. les autorités iraniennes n'ont pas confirmé sa mort, mais selon la règle en vigueur ici, les iraniens mettent quelques jours avant de confirmer la mort du commandant, surtout depuis 5 ou 6 jours. on en est là. côté iranien, une quarantaine de drones ont été lancés par l'armée régulière iranienne contre israël, mais depuis la nuit dernière, il n'y a pas eu de lancement de missiles de la part des gardiens de la révolution. -aude lechrist: on assiste au retour progressif des habitants de téhéran, qui avaient fui en nombre la capitale. -siavosh ghazi: absolument. depuis ce matin, le 1er jour travaillé de la semaine en iran, on assiste à des embouteillages sur les axes de téhéran. -aude lechrist: on est dans une situation de guerre. la liaison n'est pas très bonne. on vous entend à nouveau. -siavosh ghazi: beaucoup de gens pensent qu'on s'installe dans une situation de guerre et que, de to

ione, what more do we have by the attacks by iran today was god we just had confirmation from the un 's nuclear watchdog that this nuclear facility was struck by israeli missiles. what they've said was a centrifuge site was a hit, essentially a place where machines enriching uranium were kept. the un has said there was no nuclear material at that site so this won't have radiological consequences for the area but the un has been warning that now this is the third facility that has been hit, there are concerns this is degrading nuclear safety so the un has been increasingly concerned about israel's attacks on nuclear facilities in iran which is something they plan to continue doing. ione, you mentioned the two week wait as such that donald trump has given before he makes a decision on whether the us will join israel in this war but in that context we have seen some military movement today of be two bombers, american bomber jets leaving their base in missouri, give us more about that? -- b2. these are very early reports and it would be wise for speculative at this point what exactly tho

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leaders and farmers, because they know this deportation policy, again, outside of being utterly cruel and un-american, is really having an impact on the economy, and it's even impacting people in red states and red districts. i mean, latinos and immigrants who've been here for years, and they're being nabbed at their places of work. nannies are being nabbed in in parks. even republican lawmakers are hearing from their constituents and they're saying, damn it, this is not what we voted for. we voted to get rid of violent criminals who are here illegally. charles, i think it's always important to remember two kinds of people voted for trump his hardcore maga base and people who said, joe, i don't like trump. but there was always a but but the border. but the price of eggs. these are the people, charles, who are really upset both with what we're doing as a policy and how it will impact the economy. >> molly, there's been significant civil unrest in los angeles, and the vice president has now made the case that the national guard should remain on the ground in la. let's listen to what he had to say. >> u

you do not expect iran to be to not not use its right of self-defense based on article 51 of the un charter. >> after the fall of assad in december, there were many reports from, you know, coming from inside iran, how pundits were talking on state television, on telegram, on all sorts of chats, how iran had misjudged the dynamics particularly, you know, in your closest ally there. you were propping him up. you were the ground forces. you were his ally. and he fell, and it took you all by surprise. so do you believe that you have a handle on what your own people are feeling? what if you're taken by surprise and they take this as an opportunity to demonstrate their anger and their impatience with what they have had to go through for many decades. >> before? as i said before, come to tehran, talk, come to different cities in iran and see for yourself what is the cohesion within the iranian society in resisting aggression? iranians have always been famous for their steadfast against aggression, against foreign intervention. do not compare iran for any, any other, any other country you have been

that's how i'm un nuclear or what so that they all concerned about her bonds, nuclear facilities, and both of those in the group raise the issue with the u. n's new care. what struggle i fell across the at a meeting in vienna. i won't the dangerous way for cautions that could emerge in the region if more iranian nuclear facilities attacked fi as well. well, because he is a former i a inspector who's worked in rock south africa and libya. he's coming extinguish fellow with the still come and is national peace research institute and it's a pre and he joins us from vienna. great to have you with us for all that was all these dangerous repercussions. the gulf states a warning about of targeting runs nuclear facilities. a good afternoon laura. um there are really no great concerns about targeting and facilities have been targeting. they are releasing uranium or uranium powers which have a very soft radiation. it won't be affected any great distance. so when you see that there are reports that there are no increases of radiation in the area. that's exactly what you expect. even if all of th

and in the address to the un human rights council, he stated israel was committing will crimes with its attacks on the fear facilitates. now this nation of nearly 100000000 populations is subject to an outrageous act stuff. i aggression by it a game that has been committing a horrible genocide in palestine for the past 2 years. and that is occupying the lands of neighboring countries are peacefully located. facilities have also been targeted. despite data being on the phone with monitoring of i a, a. and despite the fact that that type of thing such facilities are absolutely banned on the international law is already that tax on nuclear facilities are grave war crimes. given also the danger of environmental and the health care tests are off as the results of radiological linkage. while israel has lost a series of various products targeting a wants in new current infrastructure, including heavily fortified and that's hands facility which software it significant damage in percent days, according to is really officials visa strikes are intended to prevent you on from what israel says, adva

said, it seems as though with the bureaucracy and everyone has to be in agreement, that, just like the un, nato could also turn out to be a toothless tiger. i'm off to the nato conference myself next week. these questions are going to come up. we'll definitely be asking them from nato leaders as well. but thank you for joining us from sunny wales. no problems. yeah, it is very sunny as well. across the country today. thanks, fabian. thank you. let's have another question, and we've got one from dave, and dave is asking about the russian economy. he says, "i see stories "about high interest rates and inflation, "but not much about the impact it's having "on the likes of consumer spending, business activity, "public spending outside of defence and economic growth. "how long can russia afford to carry on its invasion, "and will the economy bring about the endgame?" i think there are just so many people who would want to know the answer to that question. the short answer is we don't know how long russia will be able to carry on the invasion. and a lot of critics of the kremlin would argue tha

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and that the detention was therefore, quote, highly un usual.lil who is a lawful permanent resident he was arrested in march and immigration judge found he was removable based on a memo from marco rubio said activism on campus was at odds with u.s. foreign policy interest in combating anti-semitism his lawyers say their client was targeted for his views in violation of his constitutional rights. well dhs is releasing this statement in part, quote, trump administration acted well within its statutory and constitutional authority to detain khalil as it does with any alien who advocates for violence glorifies and sports terrorists. khalil wife u.s. citizen said that she can, quote, breathe a sigh of relief now. and the judge also ordered several conditions for khalil's release yesterday guys. griff: all right chanly thanks. emily: turning now to your headlines federal officials arresting a migrant they're calling a known ms-13 gang member in orlando yesterday. i.c.e. carrying out the targeted operation as the suspect barricaded himself inside a hom

about pif cec as a slush fund and that was a seemed to be the perception by some some and that's not un that's not fair and it's disrespectful to you and your small but mighty committee in the work that you're doing. so i think to honor the work that these folks are doing, we really need to figure this out . thank you, commissioner fisher commissioner ray i'll try to keep it pretty quick. i also wanted to follow up on your recommendation number five about the nursing model. i just wanted to better understand why you recommend return. it sounds like reinstating the prior staffing model as opposed to what the district is doing for the 25 the 26 school year. >> thank you. >> i can speak you know i'll speak a little bit to my experience so we are one of those schools that's lucky to have a half time nurse bilingual. i can't tell you the amount of times she's helped connect our families with health care services our in our schools over 90 per year about 90% and duplicated pupil percentage right so i'm beating that el cap the vocal student population and next year we're going to be sharing on

>>part of the proposal by european leaders that was presented to iran includes the return of un inspectors iran's ballistic missile program and to cut funding to proxies in the region, such as hezbollah and the houthis. any deal could only be signed off on by iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei, last seen on tv wednesday, diplomatic sources tell cbs news he's in hiding, dodging israeli assassination threats, which makes it hard for his own government officials to get in touch. >>it is hugely important that we don't see regional escalation of this conflict. >>protesters in iran chanted no surrender, no compromise, fight with america. we are 12 days away from the two week deadline president trump gave to decide whether the us will attack iran. >>a federal judge ordered the release of mahmoud khalil, the columbia protester detained for more than three months in an immigration facility in louisiana. khalil walked free friday after 104 days in custody, a judge ruled he did pose no flight risk or danger to the community and slammed the government's case as weak. immigration agents arrested

el servir el servicio militar es un.z está programado para la tarde del próximo viernes en la ciudad de brownsville, texas . elián . >> reyna gracias por ese informe. por otra parte, cyber news advierte que miles de millones de contraseñas de inicio de sesión fueron infiltradas y también llegó a venezuela un vuelo con más de 200 migrantes deportados desde estados unidos. [música] [música] >> 203 venezolanos llegaron esta tarde a caracas en un vuelo procedente del paso texas y entre ellos había niños. mujeres y hombres, según el ministro del interior, recibieron atención médica y asesoría jurídica. este es el vuelo número 35 enviado por la administración trump desde febrero. investigadores también de cybernews , advierten que miles de millones de contraseñas de inicio de sesión han sido filtradas , brindando a delincuentes un acceso a cuentas personales. se estima que hay al menos 16 mil millones de contraseñas comprometidas , incluyendo datos de google, facebook y apple. expertos recomiendan cambiar sus claves y activar

it will also in the wrong dozens of people have gathered in front of the un office is entailed on to protest against state is where any attack that goes condemning the aggressive very low sol. sonya assignments will help like i'm the brutal killings of civilians. people have been heard jumping slogans denouncing israel and its main ally, washington. it was the voices of discontent. a growing louder in around against is, well, i'm the us politicians in washington and no backing down on meddling in the conflict, openly cooling for regime change and inciting lots and violence in the country. all t takes a closer look now into how the us tried. similar tactics, deployment political turbulence in iran, back in 2022, and ultimately toppling its government all t 's. maria closer. it brings us the story. it's no secret that the west, easiest opposition groups in various countries to achieve virgin change. when all attempts fail, the gas lighting campaign begins. you are not free, but we're here to set you free very much in the interest of america. this is a regime change. i don't think there

the un put out a report last week about this. what they kept saying over and over again is that, often, it will backfire. when a government really tries to control this decision, this very personal decision that people make about their lives, it can backfire, and it can cause people to, you know, in protest, refuse to procreate as their government would like them to or seek other ways to kind of revolt against that control on their lives. i can't help feeling that human society is on the edge of another major, major change, which is artificial intelligence. i mean, that is going to change everything, as well, isn't it? yeah, i think it's fascinating because a lot of the conversations around population decline and why it's problematic are around the workforce. you know, that we won't have a workforce and a tax base in 20, 30 years' time to support older people, the fast-growing elderly population. and i think, you know, the uk population is going to peak probably around the 2040s. but artificial general intelligence is probably go