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the palestinian cause as we know, has united the ab world in the past, the are people the ab street. and yet in the last year, my one last year is so we've seen some arab countries normalize relations with israel. what role do you think that has spades into the impunity receipt? that's, that's a very important question that i would say the following. they have not simply normalized with israel. what today tells us folly is that they have normalized with the israeli occupation of palestine. so this was not simply an interstate, you know, normalization of trade and, and, and tourism and so on, so forth. some out of countries have normalize relations with the israeli occupation with an apostate state that every day there is something of or another that reflects the nature of the violin. blood, the aspect of its policies controlling another people, another nation. and hence, that is basically every day an embarrassment for those capitals, some of them repress their own people and how they could care less, whether is read versus the palestinians. i don't think we have too many out of demo

ab 16, 66 aims to shield patients and doctors from out of state lawsuits. >> we must ensure that these foreign states laws do not come into our borders. there's our abortion funds and the women who are seeking care at risk. another bill passed monday, a b 24 la, which would allow social media companies to be held legally liable for harm stemming from online addiction in kids. the bill boasting bipartisan support era social experimentation on children is over. >> and we will protect kids. everyone is welcome to innovate. they need to innovate with responsibility. they need to innovate with products and services that are not designed to harm our kids. other bills that will be closely watched this week include several efforts to boost the state's gun control laws. bills that aim to give the cannabis industry tax and regulatory relief plus homelessness and housing pushes bills passed in the assembly this week will head to the senate and vice versa before reaching the governor's desk later this year at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> is your local election headquarters? an

ab 16, 66 aims to shield patients and doctors from out of state lawsuits. >> we must ensure that these foreign states laws do not come into our borders. there's our abortion funds. and the women who are seeking care at risk. another bill passed monday, a b 24 la, which would allow social media companies to be held legally liable for harm stemming from online addiction in kids. the bill boasting bipartisan support era social experimentation on children is over. >> and we will protect kids. everyone is welcome to innovate. they need to innovate with responsibility. they need to innovate with products and services that are not designed to harm our kids. other bills that will be closely watched this week include several efforts to boost the state's gun control laws. bills that aim to give the cannabis industry tax and regulatory relief plus homelessness and housing pushes bills passed in the assembly this week will head to the senate and vice versa before reaching the governor's desk later this year at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> the white house is walking back commen

ab 16, 66 aims to shield patients and doctors from out of state lawsuits. >> we must ensure that these foreign states laws do not come into our borders. there's our abortion funds. and the women who are seeking care at risk. another bill passed monday, a b 24 la, which would allow social media companies to be held legally liable for harm stemming from online addiction in kids. the bill boasting bipartisan support era social experimentation on children is over. >> and we will protect kids. everyone is welcome to innovate. they need to innovate with responsibility. they need to innovate with products and services that are not designed to harm our kids. other bills that will be closely watched this week include several efforts to boost the state's gun control laws. bills that aim to give the cannabis industry tax and regulatory relief plus homelessness and housing pushes bills passed in the assembly this week will head to the senate and vice versa before reaching the governor's desk later this year at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> coming up, operation fly formula is un

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the napa or catastrophe. memorials have also been held for slain al jazeera journalists, should read abs actually as the network opens, its new garza office exactly a year after israel bomb the old one. ah, there, i'm julie mcdonald. this is jesse are alive from london, also coming up. not a mere putin's war in ukraine drives for spin, london, i've sweden to seek natal membership and lebanon's problems on full display as people are left in the dark while trying to vote in the 1st parliamentary election since the countries economic collapse. ah 74 years after the creation of israel palestinians in the occupied territory, have been marking what they call the knock box or catastrophe. oh, simon, send in a 74 seconds one for every year since israel was founded, hundreds of thousands of palestinians were different from their homes than has taken on even more importance. this year. after the killing of al jazeera journal, sharing, abstractly by israeli forces was, i'm, is, i down now takes a look back at the history of the night and how it's affected. entire generations. shahan help libra. now

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we have very constructive equity meeting on the several very timely topics we discussed on ab. i would say that the main message is that even though the ukrainian war war in ukraine is taking place in europe, the crisis is global. and that's why we cannot turn our back to the rest of the war. because we see that the consequences of the war are very, very serious. for instance, in the global south, our turning the back on the global south. now. no, we are not. and that's very important to tell also to our partners in the global south taking into account for instance, food security and food crisis, which is a huge challenge. for instance, in the horn of africa or the south part of south africa. we are giving us the european union to europe. so commission and the member states, all of 1000000000 euros, mainly humanitarian assistance that those regions so that they can really.

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we've heard that there have been as many as a 100 units last and so this is ab inflicted heavy losses on the invading troops in that area. the 2nd reason is because where it is, is this of arrow done yet, the region around that city. and that's the last city in the don bass that has not fallen to russian troops. now, if you remember, the dumbass has been largely occupied by russian soldiers since 2014, and they're continuing to shore up their gains, their u. s. intelligence has called it essentially a stale made and ukraine's far east, but severe danielle, which is basically surrounded by russian troops, has just had a victory against the russians who are trying to take that city and of so far failed. a correspondent. i mean, as if reporting tonight from believe in ukraine. i mean thank you. ukrainian children have largely gone without any schooling since russia began its invasion. but even under bombardment, some teachers and kids are trying to keep the learning process going. in the subway is beneath the city of her keith. they're doing the best that they can under some very extreme

take facebook following the popularity of instagram and what's ab. facebook bought both companies and thus eliminated them as competitors. bob then this google, which has often rigged search results to favor its own services. for example, if a user wants to buy something, they may 1st want to compare prices and will likely be led to the service google shopping. if they then get forwarded to a retailers website, google gets a provision. meanwhile, competing sites like the german e. d. arlo are ranked lower in the search which puts them at a disadvantage. see a similar situation with apple. it used to be important to have a store in a prime location when you were releasing a new product these days. if you're releasing an app, you need to pay apple to get prime listing in its app store, which gives apple sway in which programs uses install on their phones. amazon meanwhile is no longer just an e commerce and cloud computing giant. it's also one of the biggest media companies in 2019 amazon invested $7000000000.00 into music series and films. and that was before it board m g m amazon's in

ah, this is a taste of what audience is an ab as upcoming virtual concerts can look forward to holograms called avatars. seen here in their video still have faith in you. the rush for tickets for the 1st shows has been enormous. and the count down to the premier is on we are pushing boundaries and we have created something that people have never seen before. oh, the london concert hall was built, especially for the show. the avatars are an exact replica of the musicians. as they looked in the 1970s, after almost 6 years of development, at least one of the members has now gotten used to the sight of his younger self. ah, he is almost like someone else is me? yes. but he's also someone else. and when i see my avatar on, on, on stage, it really becomes a mixture. it's as if i have kind of infused life into this guy that we see on the screen. the concert was recorded with 160 cameras over 5 weeks. the 23 songs were selected, including some from the new album. and although the musicians are not on stage in person, that doesn't mean they don't have stage fright. we don't know how the audience

ah ah ah, the german chancellor calls the world's oil produces into action all abs. schoultz says only an international effort can help countries to pay their energy bills. see our exclusive interview. we'll hear about the life threatening conditions facing ukraine's farmers as they work to secure the next harvest. this is database, nissan robots, in berlin, welcome to the program. the german chancellor has told d w, the world's oil and natural gas produces need to take things up a notch up schoultz has been speaking to our chief political editor, mckayla to snatch during a visit south africa. he says, european leaders and the us. so encouraging nations to help ease the pressure on global oil and gas markets, prices have reached record highs since russia's invasion of ukraine, putting the strain on consumers around the world. that is necessary to start to increase the supply with guess the fuel of all the things to make it feasible for the countries to pay for the blue. so how will you get fuel sources is off the table, but these prices, we are now discussing with all these countries t

the russian military says it has taken control of the man, a key strategic ukrainian railway ab the russian barrage is being felt in easton, ukraine. moscow says it's used missile strikes to destroy posts where ukrainian soldiers and equipment were located. it's false as inching forward alongside progression, separatist militias, one of the latest targets leman, has gateway bridges over the savanski donnette river. although the following, the joint actions of the units of the militia of the done ex people's republic and russian, i'm forces, the town of leman has been entirely liberated roughly more as the fighting intensified, lehman's residents who had been holding out attempted a desperate escape. they could be more like them nearby towns if ukrainian troops could not hold back the russian advance, which is proving to build a persistent threat landscape us i blew our whole gantski of like get in the done at work and especially lo, hunter, regions the enemy is increasing its forces and intends night and day to carry out the task of reaching his target areas while making new efforts to enci

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it's not going to sort of ab away as the war drags on. and one of the things about this 1st war, but as ramifications across the planet is a food security ukraine, a massive export of gray. i just talk of this is going to be on the agenda, just talk us through some of the challenges, but this war is fight it proposing. that's right. i mean, the 10s of millions of people around the world already face severe hunger. and the world food program is saying that as many as 14000000 people could be on the brink of starvation soon, if a grain supplies out of ukraine don't start flowing. and alina babel, the german 4 minister says that 25000000 tons of grain are stuck in ukraine, unable to get our is the country through ukrainian ports, which are under russian blockade. so the message from the world food program also being on the line here from the g 7, is that the russians have to remove that blockade so that ships can get out of ukrainian ports. but also they're trying to work on the sort of plan b is how to be able to get as much grain as possib

. >> reporter: ab solutely because india has yet to condemn's russian's actions in ukraine, while the other three have called out russia's actions, india has been on the fence. as far as the u.n. statements are concerned, they've gone as far as condemning the violence and killings but they haven't directly condemned russia and that has been a bone of contention when it comes to the west. there's been relentless pressure to come out and take a clear stance against russia. like you pointed out, india's ties go back decades. it's heavily reliant on russia for its defense supplies. you have three countries more or less on the same page with russia's actions. but india has been focussed on maintaining the balancing act until now. i spoke to a senior fellow and she had to say it's a bigger picture the quad has to look at, at this point in time. they have to find common ground. >> i think it's about managing divergences. like a lot of issue and interest-based coalitions, this is not about same-minded countries coming together. for it's about like-minded countries. there's a set of issue os o

the forces entrenched in this building, striking the positions of the ukrainian groupings inside the ab is still clung. here we are 50 meters from the factory where the russian military is intensively shelling it because of the movements of the ukrainian forces. insight on our t correspondent reports from the ground demario pull as russian and danielle military forces continue to fight to the eyes of steel plans. for sure, threatens will tell you a few steps if neighboring finland joins. nate, so without thinking it must apply without delay up to moscow went to war with ukraine. despite joe biden's pledge to curb spiraling inflation in the u. s. consumer prices continue to rise, but that's not stopping washington from spending big on ukraine.

i know governor greg ab, it was interrupted by you see the man standing there, democratic rival, better were work. who accused habit of doing nothing to address gun violence. on tuesday, an 18 year old gunman barricaded himself inside a classroom and shot dead 19 children in 2 teachers. he was later killed in a shootout with police, with grief turning to anger as the country reels from yet another mass shooting americans are again confronting the question, why can be done to stop gun bye? it's grieving family members waiting to know if their kid survived. we can get anything we can get any anything as little as they're okay. they're not okay. or we're still waiting or you know, no, no information has been received any of the parents or they have alyssa for her name in here. so she not here. so real it on down. underlings, antonio, to look, we find her at least 19 children and 2 teachers were killed in this texas elementary school. the death toll is expected to rise. residence in the small town of valley are still trying to process the tragedy. rick, my ard, i just didn't ever expect any

are you not the least bit curious what i would look like with abs? because my graphics department is! are you telling me-- are you telling me you don't want to see that on your coffee table? and may i remind you, this means paul rudd is now "sexiest man forever." meanwhile, a wisconsin man recently celebrated 50 years of eating big macs every day, and says he will continue eating big macs with a coca-cola on the side until he dies. which experts say should be next tuesday. ( laughter ) ( applause ) that looks good. that looks so good, man. meanwhile, on tuesday, grubhub had a promotion where they offered free lunch to everyone in new york city and, somehow, offering eight million meals all at once didn't go so great. grubhub's free lunch offer in new york crashed its website and app, because they did not have enough drivers on the road to handle the volume of orders, leading to mountains of unclaimed wedge salads congealed on restaurant counters. that is not right. salad should not go to waste on a restaurant counter. it should go to waste in the bac

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single classroom, led by irma garcia, e eva the last 23 years and telling "the new york times" she was ab after individual hiker. a relative calling moralis saying she was using her body to protect the students. >> eliana torres, never far from a softball field 10-year-old xavier lopez ellie garcia many showing up to school tuesday dressed to impress as part of a school wide foot loose and fabsy day. and then there's ann marie jo garza captured in her last known photo, hours before her shooting, proud to show off her certificate. she was shot while trying to call 911 the loss of 10-year-old jose flores jr. writing i still can't believe this happened. my heart is broken. i'm going to miss you so much. rest in paradise, when they've lost a child, what do you say? >> don't say anything, just embrace them. >> tonight with a massive investigation and questions that may never be answered, a family clings to the faces and names. >> morgan joins us now from the reunification center where so many parents gathered yesterday. what's the status now, morgan? >> lester, tonight authorities have confirm

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