kimberly. but we are just now going to break away from you because we are seeing us president joe biden entering into the chamber there. he's walking in, we're expecting that he'll get to the podium very shortly. and he'll start delivering his state of the union. kimberly, let me ask you building on what you were saying just a moment ago. the fact of the matter is he is going to be giving this, at least it's expected this major announcement about gaza. we are seeing pro palestinian protesters in various parts of washington d. c. this evening. clearly there is pressure on by now from a lot of these voters that have voted and democratic primaries saying they are uncommitted to bite. and how much is that worrying the administration right now? it's it's a major concern. in fact, we saw it just a few days ago, 2 days ago. in fact, on tuesday, i super tuesday and one state of the state of minnesota, one 5th of the democratic voters, voted uncommitted. and that's a problem for joe biden, because this

kimberly how could live for us from capitol hill. thanks so much. kimberly. all right, let's now bring it out. is there a senior political analyst, marijuana shara from london? but why don't we just start kimberly or kimberly, they're talking about the fact that the biden is going to announce this plan to establish a temporary port on causes coast to bring in more aid to gaza. or we hearing this from biden. now, because the us has been unable to pressure israel into allowing in more aid, or is this more of a political move because biden is facing increasing pressure from democratic voters . these voters, especially in primaries who've been voting uncommitted, to launch their disapproval of biden's unconditional support. it is real well, both are plausible explanations and they are mutually exclusive. in other words, it's possible that he wants to please us segments of the base that has been quite upset with his run the in humanitarian approach to the question of the better seniors and guys up. and it also could be a part of my psychological game. nice thing w

we will start with kimberly.berly: my favorite is the fact that fewer people are itemizing, so that structural feature. my least favorite is revenue losing corporate. >> favorite, i will take expensing and least favorite 199 cap a. >> i was going to give the same answer. i've got to give the same answer as kim. >> expensing for. least favorite, 199a the thought -- salt cap because they did not go far enough in the first place. >> my least favorite was the doubling of the estate tax exemption. that was my least favorite one. >> what can we be doing and round number two to strengthen the salt cap? >> politics aside, it should be eliminated. salt relief happens at the state level and there is an implicit subsidy, actually estates are having to come to washington dc to say we would like to have more funding as part of appropriations process, let the politics work out rather than an autopilot subsidy. >> each of your plans limits working around the salt deduction and some get rid of corporate salt deduction. a few que

we will start with kimberly. kimberly: my favorite is the fact that fewer people are itemizing, so that structural feature. my least favorite is revenue losing corporate. >> favorite, i will take expensing and least favorite 199 cap a. >> i was going to give the same answer. i've got to give the same answer as kim. >> expensing for. least favorite, 199a the thought -- salt cap because they did not go far enough in the first place. >> my least favorite was the doubling of the estate tax exemption. that was my least favorite one. >> what can we be doing and round number two to strengthen the salt cap? >> politics aside, it should be eliminated. salt relief happens at the state level and there is an implicit subsidy, actually estates are having to come to washington dc to say we would like to have more funding as part of appropriations process, let the politics work out rather than an autopilot subsidy. >> each of your plans limits working around the salt deduction and some get rid of corporate salt deduction. a few

kimberly. well, that's not bringing joan ferry, he's a partner of f, the advocacy. he's also a republic and he joins us too, from the us capital this evening. john, it's fairly unusual to give it a state of the union this fall into an active election cycle. as kimberly was just saying, this was a campaign speech rather than a typical state of the union. what did you make of a yeah, i think that's right. i would imagine joe biden say this exact same speech in that chicago convention. the uh, you know, my mom is this page where instructions are on the rack, rally the democrats and the shavers. you know, shaw and just wondering what he was saying, which is very unusual for a stadium. there's always kind of so i work in the capital for 50 years. nurses, you know, i've been to 50 to these interviews and you're going to have, you know, the different side of standing out and things like that. but the, this time it was only the democrats or republicans were pretty much sitting on our hands all time except for the, the moment retail reuse of other members would handle the pr

kimberly this is a pivotal moment for president joe biden. it's his 1st day of the union speech since he announced his re election campaign. so what do we expect to hear from biden during his address? well, the hard, we just got a few excerpts from the white house, so we're already getting a clear picture of what the president's point to talked about. we do know that he is trying to appeal to undecided voters. you have to remember that this is his last state of the union before the november election. we know that and decided women will especially be cheese. so he is going to appeal to them directly. he is promising to restore ro, the way that is what the supreme court recently and did it is something that has been in place in the united states for a half century that allows women the right to an abortion in the united states. now that has given the states the power to choose whether or not that is legal, if the president saying, but if he has another term, he would restore that as federal law the right to choose. he also says that he will con

kimberly how gets you going just live now from capitol hill. kimberly. this is a pivotal moment for presidential bible. it's his 1st state of the union speech since he announced his re election campaign. what do we expect to hear from vitamin during his address? how does he make his case for re election? well, that's exactly what he's going to do is make his case is going to try and match his agenda with the priorities of american voters. and some of those are going to be the end decided voters, particularly women. so we've had a few excerpts sent to us from the white house. we know that he is going to be certainly trying to talk to women about their right to choose. and particularly, he's going to make a promise about restoring ro we way that is the law of the land, at least for half a century when it comes to abortion rights, the federal abortion rights that was done by the supreme court recently. he's also going to continue to make the case that the economy has improved under his term. and so his plan of rebuilding the economy from the middle out and

kimberly, that sounds here is kimberly how could live for us from the white house already from washington. let's now head to florida. that's where the republican front runner donald trump is at the moment. and alan fisher is live for us from west palm beach. when trump is the republican front runner, but he's facing a lot of legal was he's facing numerous court cases. despite all that, is there anything that can stop him at this point as well, we're going to be looking very edlio and the results from vermont in virginia with the pulling close just in the last couple of minutes. that will be an indication on whether or not nicky healey can do any sort of breakthrough on super tuesday. the exit polls data suggesting that the me a lot of the people who voted in their public and primaries would actually either independence or democrats. in the case in virginia, what it is an open primary. and so nikki haley does well the then that might just cause donald trump to stumble, but essentially he's on a flight path to secure this nomination. it's historic what he's done. he's one virtually every si

now, do 0 is kimberly how could live for us at the white house. thanks so much. kimberly . from washington let's now head to florida. that's where the republican front runner donald trump is at the moment. and alan fisher is live from west palm beach . our trump is a republican front runner, but he's facing a lot of legal lows and numerous court cases. despite all that. is there anything that can stop him a well, he's expecting an item celebration amount of lago, just over my shoulder, where he's gathering for a super tuesday. they'll be a watch party there. he's going to speak to the people that have gathered. many of them, of course, will be high profile high dollar donors as well. you remember this time last year everyone was saying that the republican candidate was likely to come from florida. it was going to be the governor roland desantis. he launched essentially a donald trump 2 point oh campaign where he was going to keep donald trump policies . but there was going to be a slightly different face to it. but simply didn't work. all of these people that decided that t

kimberly, kimberly hawk, it's live there at the white house. the us special envoy, a most hushed and is in be able to talk seem that ending the escalating fighting between israel and the lebanese onto the test for la showing between the 2 sides as intensify since october hausten says he's pushing for a last thing. secuity arrangement. is zayna honda re, for some beveled, it has bullet says it has lost more than $200.00 men among them, field commanders. since the start of confrontations with isabel, it's been 5 months since the lebanese arm's group opened a 2nd front to help relief pressure on its ally hum us in garza international efforts are now underway to reach a ceasefire in garza has blessed says it will stop firing and adhere to any ceasefire that's agreed on condition as well does the same. but that may not happen . that it is, it does not necessarily happen that when you have a c's, fine, does it just automatic. the extent. that is why we're here today to be able to have a conversation and discussion on what kind of arrangement that cou

be on the senate's kimberly well, i think they are going to resonate rather far. they're going to upset some is really americans in the united states who are very supportive of israel because this is really unprecedented to see this kind of criticism, particularly in the us congress, where there really always has been iron clad support for israel. this is unusual to say the least because there really has been steadfast support for decades. but what this shows is there is widespread disapproval for be is really prime minister in particular, benjamin netanyahu and his coalition government, particularly because of some of the extremist members of that coalition that were named by chuck schumer, the senate majority leader just moments ago. but we should point out in the midst of all of this, but he didn't just criticize the is really the prime minister. he did also in his comments, but have some harsh words for palestinians as well. he did say that he with respect to october 7th and the how much attack in israel he did say that he had not heard enough anguish from pal

kimberly, how is it? thank you so much. i the still ahead on alpha 0 will update you on the philipino sailors having arrived home after surviving a full sea miss all the time. and the red sea pot i wrote, but probably didn't don't yet. region you praying with the artillery units who know the russians are coming and don't know where the next shows are coming from the in the center. i bet this heavy stuff ation is being used as a what the only way to stop. so i'm going to cost ation is to allow you then people are surrounding it, sparks go with the flow, are just hard to break it and show us the level of difficulty because of the shortage of human materials aid, we have no blanket, no food, and no room to i prefer the desk to this humiliation. moore is not killed us yet. it seems that we will die of hunger and can't find food. people say that they're stuck between death, star bases and displacement, the people free stories. i'm a former president, united states. how the content of move without charged for 12 years close to ho

lidia morozova and kimberly zimmerman were eliminated in the quarter finals of the wt500 doubles tournamentole melicar martinez. from the usa and australian len perez is much stronger than the belarusian-belgian tandem 6:2, 6:1. it's all about sports for the minute, take care, see you in the night release of the program. sports day is on air. saturday is traditionally full of sporting events. andrey kozlov is with you. hello. let's start with football, because today the year officially started as the number one sport on the planet. and the beginning, in my opinion, is promising. torpeda bilas and dinamo minsk put on a great match, even if it was still physically difficult at the start of the season. but the victory of the automakers in the dramatic penalty shootout was deserved. stanislav lipsky was lucky to work at the match, and i will be happy to give the floor to him. football season in belarus. officially opened today in soligorsk , the winner of the national cup zhodenskaya torpedo and the champion of minsk dynamo met in a duel for the belarusian super cup. forecasters called the whit

on question the the for the assume in the little this i feel is sylvia naples, they land this when kimberly my put sort of generously and federal law. you'll easily remember some of them because i see a bit of things like god bless you at the inside. either. listen, victor, lemme but most of the collection, 50 moist sub defects, i don't know. so the you'll simple going. feels like less than thinking dingle election. think it will bother me. what am i saying? bundle me like this is no matter the, you know, the, the, to the, the the, the the, the, the, the said the so he he sent me another one in the me see the a lot of trouble and i think i may know what to do, but as soon it's funny to bring me in the needle, give a side of my little sonia split up on the scene. may i get a sort of sit up on the now and then the sooner they can make also the, the sale the sale key, the we still put together. this is the see if the see the models that we showed a a d. c, a dealer can be no, absolutely, no maxime or i could, i mean they know by 3 so level data, the sale face to face the we c o. c, i will see

kimberly thank you very much. kimberly how could live there at the white house and from washington that's now had to florida? that's why the republican front run of donald trump is at the moment, and fisher is in west palm beach. so trump, the republican front run out, but he's got a ton of legal work on his lap. is there anything that can stop him that is 91 cases, 91 charges over 4 cases and 4 different jurisdictions. the 1st of those trial is expected to start later this month. the supreme court to hear next month whether or not donald trump kinda actually claim full immunity from everything that he did while he was in office. but even though he's facing all these legal difficulties, it isn't impacting his popularity with republican votes. though you remember that there were several people who set out to try and when the republican nomination, they all believe that they could be donald trump 2 point, oh, slightly better. same sort of message, same sort of policies, but perhaps not as a brief. and what did they

kimberly. well, let's dig into some of what we've just begun discussing without a very senior political analyst. i'm all in the shower. you've also been listening in that from london moment. i've got to ask you about this this pierre. well, this port, when you the full, the speech that he was planning to announce that officials are saying it could take one to 2 months to implement. possibly thousands of us troops involved, particularly in the construction. but presumably they still need to do it with israel's approval. and we know how us attempts to get more weight and over the line of order. i've gone a new job and that's why if i were, you are one focus too much on this. i think this was meant for us to discuss. so we can forget about all the things that are taking place now as we speak on the next several weeks as we list to model the same desk and just stop shooting guys, that is are and continues to wage against uh, the people and guys, uh, as the general side continues the site on tv star

kimberly how get my 1st day at the white house or from washington. let's head to florida. that's where the republican front run of donald trump is at the moment. and alan fisher is in palm beach forest joyce's now lives. so here we are again, trump, the republican front run a block piece facing 90. 1 case is all in. is there anything that can stop it as well? those legal cases might just might cause him some real problems. certainly the people say and pause, they would be concerned if you was convicted of any of them. now remember that are 4 cases, one in florida, one in georgia, one in new york and also one in washington dc. 91 case is no former president has ever been criminally charged before on the term plan has been to delay these for as long as possible because there is an unwritten rule that the department of justice will not take action about 60 days out from an election and so donald trump would like to delete this one as long as possible when the election, and then make all the federal cases against them, just simply disappear. i need be able to do that as presid

kimberly how to get there with an interest for us from washington d. c. thank you. kimberly. well, the palestinian authority has welcomed the cease fire resolution in a statement. the ministry of foreign affairs that welcomed the un security council of efforts to assume its responsibilities and protecting civilians subjected to genocide. had also said the success of the draft resolution today is a correct step, but it needs development on the pos to the un security council, fulfilling its assigned role and maintaining international peace and security loss has also issued a statement welcoming that verse funding. it's readiness to engage in an immediate exchange of prisoners health by both sides of muscles who said it's important to and show the freedom of movement of posting and citizens and entry of humanitarian needs. all residents of the goal is to strip muscles that hold on the security council to pressure israel to commit to the c spy stuff. it's done aside, a war of extermination and ethnic cleansing of palestinians. joining me here in the studio as mom sharon, i'll jus

kimberly, thank you for that. kimberly hawk is live there at the white house on the republican side, more than one 3rd of the delegates are at stake tonight and for the trump campaign is not about whether he can change the presidential nomination. but how soon poll suggests he will gain an almost unbeatable lead in several contests around the country. it will be the 3rd time, a man who insists he is still an outside. we'll have won the nomination and a run for the country's top job. and as island fisher reports, is the keywords is make america great. again, movements takeover of the republican party. years ago, he enters politics as a sales style disruptor. fighting against the democrats and the republican establishment. donald trump is the establishment, at least for conservatives, effectively seizing control of one of the oldest political parties in america. this was a hostile takeover. and so what you are seeing are people who are not necessarily republicans, but you are seeing people who are trapped loyalists.

kimberly. how could let's bring it now home. desanto to joins us from occupied a series and we go back to the point of any guns is visit in washington. what are the, the tension surrounding that? tell us about unity within the wall cabin as well. there's a lot of division within his rules. work cabinet and it's been prevalent over the last 5 months as the war has dragged on. you have many gans and guy, the eyes and code members of the same party, national unity who have spoken out against these really prime ministers spoken out against his policies and saying that these really prime minister must choose, does he want to play politics or does he want to go on a truck that could lead israel in a victory toward this war. and remember, guy, the eyes of code, a former military chief of staff like gans has said that nothing yahoo is not being so truthful when he says there can be an absolute victory over how much somebody gaps has accused. nothing you all who of the coming to pressure from israel's f

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how does it just like you told me to, kimberly that are about about protest of age. we just got another. another poll just came out by the subject for economic and policy research and you got 52 percent of americans agree. the us government should hold a weapon ship and stay as well until isabel stultz it attacks. it's attacks on garza and it goes up to 62 percent of those you've already provided in 2020. so as always, with all of this rhetoric, that's all we're really getting tough on these riley's while not actually doing anything at you inside the divorce at all from those electrical considerations would bite this now facing with rebellion in the base. all right, thanks so much. you have a tendency that the now is right, as long as the series of attacks on southern lebanon, at least 3 members of a family, have been killed in that home in hula, including a mother and a child. heavy shouting also targeted the town of capital. the strikes that buildings in the area around 5, causing significant damage. least 49 civilians have been killed in southern lebanon since isr

let's get all the lights as now with a white house correspondent, kimberly how kits and kimberly haley expecting to draw powerful indicates all that she is. but when, like she formerly announced that the, well we are watching very carefully, she is expected to make some sort of public appearance in about 19 minutes time. and all indications are that is when she is likely to suspend her campaign. but the reality is, if you really laid it out nicely, the fact is, but she just hasn't had enough victories to keep the money going. and that's what it's all about in the united states. if you don't have the money, you can continue with the political pathway and the signs were hopeful for a while she did pick up vermont. she did have a small token victory with a win in the primary in washington d. c. but the bottom line is the other wins were going to her main rival, and that is donald trump, who she just couldn't compete with his mega movement that make america great again, movement. and as a result, it really was hard to keep those political donors, giving her the money that she needed to giv

kimberly, how could i trust me? use that phrase, head scratching, your little head scratching going on the united states about what the binding plan is for this port at this period that will be billed by the us army. and meanwhile, the k for our minister david cameron has weighed in saying that the that will take too long, and that these really port of ash told, should be open, which of course is controlled by these right is a, is over, a, comes with a tree, isn't exactly, i mean i, i assume that at some point everybody wants to, to push the strength to do something different. that's how they have been doing. i'm good. now on this show, the desperation from the western countries, they were not able to do anything. they were not able to get anything from history and in exchange of their support at the end of the day you k and the us out of state support in easter and they are still re a freedom in the district has the right to defend or to do what they are doing, but that they need to save the to keep that it's so bu

kimberly was just referring to. there are moments ago was a few earlier this week when the us presidential by and gave an interview to american media, where he said a for an invasion of, for the for off would be his red line. but then he back tracked and said, i will never leave israel. and now we hear this from the national security advisor . what do you make of these? is it mixed messaging? i think it is. it is mixed messaging. gimme a bite in the by then it cannot not support his right. he can't afford it. politically speaking, you want to be seen as someone who's backing is run this for and gather and especially with the victim of the wars to this method. how my son the that's where he kept like sending them the weapons and ammunition. and this is one thing that's another thing is that you don't want to be seen as, as if you're supporting technically ends inc and also a targeting civilians. because if it is right, it is, go on the back end that, that got the high think, you know, so we didn't going to be uh, pac

and kimberly 48 hours before super tuesday camera. how this makes a cool for a see saw how is that being interpreted? so with a little bit of skepticism, given the fact that this is um, comments, these are comments that were made right. not only about 48 hours before very t nominating contest for the us president. it's known as super tuesday. this is when a number of states hold their primaries are nominating contests for president of the united states. of course that vote is in november, but also the fact that it was being made in front of a key demographic. she talked about all of this in selma, alabama on sunday. and this was in front of the voters of color, a lot of young, progressive demographics that are really t for not only commer harris, but also the us present in order to win re election in november. another term in the white house is no secret the. this is a demographic that has been really angry with the, by the administration and support of israel, particularly when it comes to its war on gaza. this is a demographic that

>> what kimberly observed, why his multiple legal troubles and teams are dangerous for him.hout any nefarious they will take positions in one place that can be dangerous to positions they're taking in another. as she noted in the federal election interference case that is going up to the supreme court on the question of presidential immunity, they are trying to say he is immune for his official acts. if steve sadow is saying in a georgia court that what he is doing here is campaigning and electioneering that defeats the claim he deserves immunity for an official act. we've seen that kind of cross hairs between lawyers representing trump in these cases before. he took a position in the new york hush money case that is going to trial next month, he originally tried to remove that to federal court saying that he was a federal officer and therefore he deserved to have his case moved to federal court. the only problem with that is calling himself a federal officer would have doomed him with respect to some of that 14th amendment litigation that ultimately absolved itself in his f

kimberly atkins stohr from the boston globe and stephen hayes, ceo and editor of the dispatch impeach let's dive right in. what are your takeaways? >> let me deal with the elephant in the room. i think our bosses owe you an apology for putting you in this situation. i don't know what to believe. she is a paid contributor to nbc news. she didn't want to mess up her contract. she wants us to believe that she was speaking for the rnc the rnc was paying for. she has credibility issues. is she speaking for herself? is she speaking on behalf of who is paying her? once at the rnc she did say that, i'm speaking for the party. i get that. that's part of the job so what about here? i will say this. i think your interview did a good job of exposing i think many other contradictions, and look, there's a reason why there's a lot of journalists at nbc news uncomfortable with this because many of our professional dealings with the rnc over the years have been met with gaslighting and character assassination. so it is, you know, that's where you begin here and so when nbc made the decision to give he

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we've got lewd. >> and that was kimberly cruz reporting for us tonight. despite the heavy snow, some businesses in truckee state open for their customers. for some, it was a nice way to find some respite from the storm. hot coffee in a hot meal can go a long way in these frigid temperatures. some of those businesses were also a good place to find internet and power. >> we are open because we're just part of the community. so we tend to help so we have as coming today with driver's command and part of that today. don't want to be open to the community. >> and we also got some new pictures tonight from yosemite national park. it shows all that snow piling up as the blizzard was moving through. the national weather service says about 2 feet of snow fell in the valley. part of the park did partially reopen today, though, after being closed since friday. any winter campers are being told to bring a shovel so they can get to their camp site. it's also recommended to have tire chains. if you're planning to visit the park this week because another more typical sn

white house correspondent, kimberly how could well, this has happened to the last see i was kimberly, and we said it was going to be the right. and it really has nothing to it really has and what is so profound about this is the fact that not only is chuck schumer the highest ranking us officials who also identifies of the jewish faith. but the fact that he is doing this for the floor of the us senate, specifically in the us congress, but has for decades been iron clad stead fast in its support of israel is what makes this so shocking and remarkable. and there has always been support for israel to see such sharp criticism by a high ranking member such as this is really unprecedented. and the fact that this is points and criticism, but the ranking democrat, chuck schumer is saying that benjamin netanyahu is making a raise mistake, that he sees a to state. so this is the only solution piece and the fact that benjamin netanyahu has rejected this. and the fact that he is calling for elections, it is remarkable. the fact that he is advocating for specific foreign policy points is really, r

kimberly cruz is in truckee with the very latest. >> we've been here the past few hours and this continues to be a very active scene here. we're able to move even closer to the crash site. and take a look behind me. you can pieces of debris from that plane, including a tire that you see off to the side. and as we move even further down the railroads, you'll see union pacific railroad workers and other law enforcement agencies investigating even more debris from this plane. they've also been going down this hill and into these trees using their flash. i taking pictures and investigating the area there. now, what we know so far is that tricky. police has confirmed that at least 2 people died from this crash. but the number of people on board the plane that remains unknown at this time. the crash happened near the area of blends year-old driving a limping boulevard in nevada county. a lieutenant with truck epd described the plane as the smaller plane at this time. we don't have any details on what caused the crash. but again, we're about one mile north of the truckee tahoe airport. the invest

now to our white house correspondent, kimberly, how get, kimberly. what do the results so far indicate for present and by well, there haven't really been any big surprises in the democratic nominating contests so far. in fact, the president joe biden has always been the favorite despite there being some candidates with some name recognition. he's always been the favored candidate for the democratic presidential nomination, and we shouldn't tell you that there have been this despite some lo approval ratings already as the results have come in. joe biden, if we can list them, has one in the nominating contest, arkansas, alabama, and massachusetts main, oklahoma, tennessee, north carolina, vermont virginia and the iowa caucus. and he's managed to do this, even though the president has gotten a lot of push back for his advanced stage as us president joe biden has always been known in washington. as a man who speaks his mind, don't listen to rumsfeld. he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. but since his election in 2025 and his mind has shown s

kimberly. kimberly help you do for us in washington. politicians in the us house of representatives, jews a vote on a bill to ben. take talk to pull his off the bill side of the companies chinese on his pose, a threat to national security. the bill of coals to take talks, parent company bites downs to sell stakes and implications that it owns within 6 months. it takes a lot denies any ties to the chinese government and says that data from american uses is held inside the country. it seems that every every even if the legislation is much more than just enough for jump check, talk there. so when i hear these elected official, literally mocked and make fun of tick tock and it's creators to discuss this chart. so many people find really a small business. we learned about a 170000000 people re arms with just their life to help or plans to deploy you in back to multinational forces to restore order and hate to you on hold up. the prime minister ariel already announced he will resign. could i support

kimberly how codes is live in washington dc. i'm the south who isn't occupied the through so in nor khan is also with us in the amount of the 1st. let's hear from tag about assume in rafa in the southern goss, i'm sorry. what has been the reaction that to the vote at the un security council? yes indeed, the majority of palestinians have wilkins, the resolution being passed by the united nations security to come. so that calls for an immediate society during the whole, the months over a month on i bought what palestinians were expecting is that more resolutions could be made in order to reach for a permanent note tempered ceasefire. colds in order to be taking place here on the ground palestinians at the same time, clearly understands that there was no legally it'd be the united nations security council can not enforce. that's own as well as, as well as continues to indicate that they are pushing on with the military offensive inside the territory. and palestinians also understand that there's a police checked in time. and in ter

kimberly, what do we need to know about this meeting? oh, yeah, well what we need to know is that uh it is running a little bit behind schedule, but the arrival is expected any moment and what is really going to dominate the conversation we understand is the conversation about the stalling of aid in the us house of representatives, according to the white house, there is going to be a wide range of topics that will be discussed. as you mentioned, garza and the humanitarian situation there is going to be discuss. we know that china relations are going to be discussed. but really it is about the funding for ukraine that is on the top of mind for the italian leader. and that is why she's here right now. it is, she's the president of the rotating presidency for the g 7 nations. and as a result, it is really her job to make sure that the funding that has been promised by the united states continues. but that is an issue for joe biden. given the fact that that $95000000000.00 spending bill that passed in the us senate, that is promised aid for

kimberly help it out to 0. washington to the bottom, administration supports the israel has prompted this sense within the state department this week of foreign affairs officer who promoted human rights on behalf of the us government became the latest employee to leave her job in protest. my colleague elizabeth cronum, spoke to an hour she lot, who said she could no longer be in a compass to crimes against humanity. i thought about resigning every time. israel . busy violated international law hitting hospitals, schools, and killing civilians with infinity. and the us government did nothing to try to hold them accountable. but the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did i, i owed an obligation to the us government. i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so on on, on the 300 and 65th day i ended in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and so i w

kimberly help it, al jazeera, the white house. as we mentioned, donald trump has one, almost every state agent closer to becoming the republican nominee for the presidential election in november. speaking at his home in florida, he said it had been an amazing super tuesday. there's ever been one like this has never been anything so conclusive. this was an amazing, an amazing night and amazing day. it's been an incredible period of time and our country's history has been sad and so many ways. but i think it's going to be inspiring because we're going to do something that frankly, nobody's been able to do for a long time. well, evelyn fisher has moved from west palm beach in florida. i don't know, some wanted to do well and super tuesday and boy did he have a winning all this significant buffalo drug. he will not concentrate to expire on june, but he's on a flight path to essentially secure the republican presidential nomination. something that a year ago wasn't accepted, but he re made the grand old talk to the republican party in

kimberly healthcare algae 0. washington is ready. minister gideon saw, has resigned from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his emergency units, he government saw so as he's stepping down off the big side line from the wood cabinets have 7 year old joining the intake government off to be october 7th. the tag is departure is not expected to affect mess and yahoo, who still holds a majority in parliament. so the head head on alex's era, 7 people are charged for the attack on a concert phone. there must go on friday, and i will follow the job aid in her office and i'll send you how often and businesses are continuing to export, even if it's the route to you by visit capital. and there's are headlines for the americas highest level alerts for intense rain have been dropped across se brazil for the states of rio de janeiro. and as proceed to santo, the ring is still falling, but it has definitely turned much lighter. rain has been intense though, through brazil's amazonian state, just the other day. i'm and now it's p

kimberly help it out to 0. washington, as the body of the ministration support for israel, whose problem to dissent within the state department. earlier this week, for an offense officer who promoted human rights on behalf of the us government became the latest employee to leave a job in protest. my colleague elizabeth front and spoke to i know that she line who said she could no longer be in a compass, the crimes against humanity. i thought about resigning every time. israel violate. busy international law hitting hospitals, schools, and killing civilians with impunity. and the us government did nothing to try to hold them accountable. the, the, the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did it, i owed an obligation to the us government. i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so on, on, on the 300 and 65th day i handed in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intens

kimberly help it out to 0 washington. as the body witnessed eisen support for israel has prompted this sentence within the state department of this week, or for an offense office that promoted human rights on behalf of the us government became the latest employee to leave her a job in protest. my colleague elizabeth brown and the spoke to analyse sheet on who said she could no longer be in accomplice to crimes against humanity. i thought about resigning every time israel. busy violated international law hitting hospitals, schools, and killing civilians with infinity. and the us government did nothing to try to hold them accountable. so the, the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did it, i owed an obligation to the u. s. government i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so on on, on the 300 and 65th day i handed in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and

kimberly. well, just ahead of the state of the union across from capitol hill, hundreds of protest as have gathered in various parts of the capital, washington, dc of the well, they were demanding the buying coal for an immediate cease fire. and, and israel's blockade of garza. 8 of them were brandishing don, is saying that biden's legacy is genocide. he's been facing purchased parts during the primaries from a section of democrats who voted uncommitted in states such as michigan in minnesota. i spoke to us mohammed, she's the lead organizer for vote uncommitted in minnesota, i began by asking what she made of the speech tonight. i think that myself and other organizers were disappointed to hear the president had to say about god's them. we heard a lot of flowery language around his empathy, his lack of empathy for palestinians. this might be the 1st time that he was even mentioned, the massacre of palestinians and the star basin of millions and the displacement of millions. but he started with

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kimberly helped get out to 0. the white house. let's hear from the you in special rapper tour on the right to food, michael, fuck hurry, who criticized the us plan to build up here. now with this other aspect, this maritime pier. how much 8 are they going to get? this is the 1st time i've heard anyone say, let's use a maritime chair. no one's asked for a maritime here. not the palestinian people, not the humanitarian aid community. why is the united states providing bombs and munition and financial support to a government that is stated? it's intent to start civilians. meanwhile, european commission, president ursula vander lions, says a maritime cord or from cyprus, the gaza, is to open this weekend. the 1st shipment to the part is early saturday, but it's still not clear how the aid will be collected or distributed in a group called world central kitchen is said to be providing food and the ship is meant to arrive at an undisclosed location. but of them are on con reports from the port city of lauren. again cyprus, the maritime

kimberly health it algebra 0, the white house. let's hear from the you in special rubber tour on the right to food, michael fucker, we will criticize the us plan to build up here. now, with this other aspect, this maritime pier. how much 8 are they going to get? this is the 1st time i've heard anyone say, let's use a maritime chair. no one's asked for a maritime here. not the palestinian people, not the humanitarian aid community. why is the united states providing bombs and munition and financial support to a government that is stated? it's intent to start civilians. meanwhile, european commission, president personal of under lions, says a maritime cord or from cyprus, the gaza is to open this weekend. the 1st shipment could depart as early as saturday, but it's still not clear how the aid will be collected or distributed in a group called world central kitchen is set to be providing food. and the ship is meant to arrive at an undisclosed location. but his name, ron kon, reports from the port city of learning and cypress. the mar

kimberly help it out to 0. washington or the mazda administration supports for israel has prompted this settings within the state department. this week of foreign affairs officer, promoted human rights, on behalf of the us government, became the latest employee to leave her a job in protest. my colleague elizabeth cronum spoke to i know she like you said she could no longer be an accomplice to crimes against humanity. i thought about resigning every time. israel violate. busy international law hitting hospitals, schools, and killing civilians with impunity and the us government did nothing to try to hold them accountable. so. busy the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did it, i owed an obligation to the us government. i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so um on, on the 300 and 65th day i ended in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and s

kimberly helped get alj a 0 washington. they run the secretary general is condemning the killing of those seeking aid. he's calling for investigations, and his spokesman is also repeated calls for an immediate cease fire schedule. alexander has the details from you on a headquarters in new york. the spokes person for the secretary general is not calling it a massacre. instead, calling it an appalling incident that needs further investigation to get to the bottom of who the perpetrators were and time for account ability. but during his noon briefing, journalist pressed him multiple times about how exactly he was condemning and why the spokesperson would not specifically point the finger. it is real, but i question him why not? but they were adamant that the un was not involved in any way in this a delivery. a cool on the ground in northern guys are right now is delivering aid on the ground. not the united nations. is any other country that you know up to date on the ground where we only focus on ourselves, right? so the u. n

kimberly, thank you very much indeed. that's kimberly how can talking to us from washington d. c. our white house correspondent. well, david houghton is a former us a mission direct trip to the west bank and gaza. he says the poor plan is a good idea that is true, that the land crossings are the most important way to move in. and you need more crossings when marford on a more predictable basis every single day that includes expanding comes along, working through arrows, but also some of the shutter crossings and caught in the hollows and sofa, and making sure that rough uh continues antenna and can be expanded so the land crossings are predominantly the important critical factor here. i am not a fan of the air drops and we saw today, one of the reasons why our drops are, are dangerous because we had some, some people die with the bar should open. and that's also and is also a minuscule now for the poor i like it brings in more. 1 on a bulk bases it uh that a lot more for coming in. uh we'll simply kind of do you value any particular bag of food. and so that helps tom the situation

kimberly healthcare algae, 0 washington official break here and i'll just say right, when we come back, 7 people are charged for the upside come up on. so hold, they must go on friday morning. the or the theirs or headlines for the americas highest level alerts for intense rain had been dropped across se brazil for the states of rio de janeiro. and as proceed to santo, the rain is still falling, but it has definitely turned much lighter. rain has been intense, though through brazil's amazon is state just the other day, and now it picks up about a 100 millimeters within 24 hours through central america, the caribbean. most of the action around puerto rico now pushing into the eastern caribbean islands here. so some sundry downforce to be expected. they're the threat of tornadoes from i would say, arkansas right through to mississippi by tuesday that moves further toward the east draped over georgia. and the florida panhandle here now north of this we are talking about snow. yeah, it's spring but we saw about 10 centimeters in minneapolis. that's a what slushy snow and the snow keeps go