john pierre, likewise brief. the security council followed his visit to the african country last month. and election is scheduled for december as part of south sedans, democratic transition. the marietta effect. those were likely effect elections, insults with on a federal leading economy as intensified fights over resources and led to high unemployment, particularly impacting the youth. in addition, political competition are amongst the ruling elite increased in to come in all classes and the added strain inflicted by the influx of right to our knees and refugees escaping the conflict into them. of all combined towards an assessment that elections when held are going to take place in an environment of elevated tensions. at least 47 women have been kidnapped in the northeast of nigeria. community leaders in the gala war, no state blame and armed group link to eyesore for the attack. the women were from displacement camps and were gathering firewood near the camera room border at the time. all right, that's it for

however, the white house press secretary put in john pierre, confirming this afternoon and a briefing with press saying that these really prime minister's office did reach out to the white house. and they are looking at a date that is convenient for both parties. and when that date is reached, there will be an announcement from the white house. but it's interesting because earlier on wednesday, these really prime minister had the essentially boasted about canceling this meeting. not only because the us didn't use their veto power in the un security council when there was a measure calling for a ceasefire in gaza that was both lasting and sustainable. but these really prime minister also said it was a message to him, asked that in the face of international pressure, israel is not going to case even if it's from pressure from israel's biggest ally like the united states. and that the americans were quite upset about the cancellation of this visit. in fact, the national security council spokesperson john kirby spoke to his really media tonight and said that the americans were hoping to h

john pierre, likewise brief. the security council followed by his visit to the african country last month. an election is scheduled for december as part of south sedans, democratic transition, carpenters holding its 10th annual come to a festival to foster the next generation of filmmakers from the region. the event invites some of the biggest names in the industry to do how to help us firing filmmakers develop their work. and as alex beard reports, it's a lifeline for young palestinian filmmakers. rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the industry. young filmmakers from across and at least get them in touring. they need to get these stories to the wills. i think people appreciate truth more than anything else, right? that's what they cling to that or maybe that know it. but this month, i may know when something is real or not, and this year on its 10th anniversary, has taken on a deeper meaning. why do we celebrate the progress we have made? we are also confronted with the genocide them as a and th

however, the white house press secretary put in john pierre, confirming this afternoon and a briefing with press saying that these really prime minister's office did reach out to the white house. and they are looking at a date that is convenient for both parties. and when that date is reached, there will be an announcement from the white house. but it's interesting because earlier on wednesday, these really prime minister had the essentially boasted about canceling this meeting. not only because the us didn't use their veto power in the un security council when there was a measure calling for a cease fire in guns. so that was both lasting and sustainable. but these really prime minister also said it was a message to him, asked that in the face of international pressure, israel is not going to case even if it's from pressure from israel's biggest ally like the united states. and that the americans were quite upset about the cancellation of this visit. in fact, the national security council spokesperson john kirby spoke to his really media tonight and said that the americans were hoping

however, the white house press secretary put in john pierre, confirming this afternoon and a briefing with press saying that these really prime minister's office did reach out to the white house. and they are looking at a date that is convenient for both parties. and when that date is reached, there will be an announcement from the white house. but it's interesting because earlier on wednesday, these really prime minister had the essentially boasted about canceling this meeting. not only because the us didn't use their veto power in the un security council when there was a measure calling for a cease fire in gaza that was both lasting and sustainable. but these really prime minister also said it was a message to him, asked that in the face of international pressure, israel is not going to case even if it's from pressure from israel's biggest ally like the united states. and that the americans were quite upset about the cancellation of this visit. in fact, the national security council spokesperson john kirby spoke to his really media tonight and said that the americans were hoping to

house has to say a little bit later today, just yet that's today white house press secretary karine john pierre, had been asked what the administration would do if this law were allowed to go into what effect she would not get into the details of that tap. it it certainly will be a blow to the biden administration as they had really tried to stop the to prevent the enforcement of this law, which has supreme court has now said state of texas, i can do of course, there are still legal challenges playing out in the federal appeals court on this level as well >> arlette saenz, we should point out or lead is in nevada because president biden is in the middle of or at the start of a swing out west, he will be stopping in arizona later today to try to a court latino vote voters. they're arizona, obviously a state that's been impacted by the issue of immigration or let thanks so much for the update. the state with new central were back in just a few minutes >> houston check we hear nothing. >> a space shuttle accident. it's usually not one thing. it's a series of events. >> is that part of the w

korean john pierre, the white house press secretary, saying a statement, quote, as before, will not only make communities in texas less safe, it will also burden law enforcement and so chaos and confusion at our southern border. she added sb4 is just another example of republican officials politicizing the border while blocking real solutions, of course, is the it is flashpoints in the long brewing tension between the federal government and the state of texas has texas governor greg abbott has taken some actions to try to counter when he feels is president biden's inaction at the us southern border. now, part of biden's purpose, as he is out here west yesterday in nevada in here here in arizona? uh, yesterday. and today he's really trying to shore up support among latino voters. he met with a group of latino voters at a mexican restaurant in south phoenix last night hi, talking about how critical they will be to his reelection in 2024. it comes at a time where you have seen trump really try to peel off some that hispanic supports hispanics, support those typically gone to the democratic

however, the white house press secretary put in john pierre, confirming this afternoon and a briefing with press saying that these really prime minister's office did reach out to the white house. and they are looking at a date that is convenient for both parties. and when that date is reached, there will be an announcement from the white house. but it's interesting because earlier on wednesday, these really prime minister had the essentially boasted about canceling this meeting. not only because the us didn't use their veto power in the un security council when there was a measure calling for a ceasefire in gaza that was both lasting and sustainable. but these really prime minister also said it was a message to him, asked that in the face of international pressure, israel is not going to case even if it's from pressure from israel's biggest ally like the united states. and that the americans were quite upset about the cancellation of this visit. in fact, the national security council spokesperson john kirby spoke to his really media tonight and said that the americans were hoping to h

jean-pierre: go ahead, m.j. >> thank you, john. this question earlier, but what was the president's personal reaction to the israeli delegation canceling their trip, given that he had personally requested that they make this trip to washington? mr. kirby: i have not talked to the president, so i don't have his personal reaction. >> okay. on the u.n. security council resolution, if there were to be language added to it updated to it that condemns hamas, would the u.s. support that resolution? is that what you are saying? mr. kirby: that's pretty speculative, m.j. i don't know if i can go there. i mean, this one just passed. as i said, it's a nonbinding resolution. i don't know of any adtional text that's coming up before the security council. so, i don't want to get ahead of where we are right now. >> well, you were specific about the language and the reasons in the past for vetoing it and now just abstaining from it. so, i'm just wondering: if theto -- mr. kirby: i know of no plans to update the language that was just passed this m

jean-pierre: go ahead, m.j. >> thank you, john.sked this question earlier, but what was the president's personal reaction to the israeli delegation canceling their trip, given that he had personally requested that they make this trip to washington? mr. kirby: i have not talked to the president, so i don't have his personal reaction. >> okay. on the u.n. security council resolution, if there were to be language added to it updated to it that condemns hamas, would the u.s. support that resolution? is that what you are saying? mr. kirby: that's pretty speculative, m.j. i don't know if i can go there. i mean, this one just passed. as i said, it's a nonbinding resolution. i don't know of any additional text that's coming up before the security council. so, i don't want to get ahead of where we are right now. >> well, you were specific about the language and the reasons in the past for vetoing it and now just abstaining from it. so, i'm just wondering: if the language were to be updated to -- mr. kirby: i know of no plans to update the l

jean-pierre: okay. john, last question. >> thanks, karine. about mentioning that this was a u.s. abstained on. last week's resolution that the u.s. brought forward, was that binding or nonbinding? mr. kirby: i'd have to get an■l answer for you and go back on that. i don't have that answer for you. but i'll take the question, and >> and if it was binding or nonbinding, why would it matter? why would that matter? why is that important in terms of that resolution that the u.s. pu mr. kirby: well, let me get an answer for you and then i'll answer the second one as well. >> okay. and then one additional thing. with the resolution that the u.s. put forward lt forward a wk before or a month before? mr. kirby: because we were working with previous texts fore putting forward to try to get them into a better place. this language doesn't just get cooked up and thrown onto the security council floor in a matter of 30 minutes. it's usually worked over time. and we were working with the authors and other countries to try to get the language into a better p

. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ >> sandra: a live look at the white house white house where karine jean-pierre and johnake questions from reporters all this coming will the state department a few moments 1,000 americans still stuck in haiti right now and florida is blazing for at the flood of those migrants to come to its state. that will begin shortly. peter doocy is in the room and we will take you there live when it happens. john. >> john: sander, american still feeling the effects of inflation and goldman sachs ceo is a warning inflation may stick around longer than expected. high energy costs are fueling the current bump in prices. national average gas prices up $3.46 a gallon today. fox team coverage charles payne standing by to tell us how much it costs to fill up a t-rex pickup truck but first, grady trimble joins a slide. what is the biden administration saying about inflation today? >> john, the administration says it is green energy push will hep lower energy prices and may be an inflation in the long run but oil and gas prices are climbing right now when the white house was asked how it's h

host: john in massauset, thank you. mr. pierre-louis? guest: i agree. the u.s.and the international community, they have the means to control the gangs. there is no will on the part of the international community to do that. the reason i'm saying there is no will is the u.s. knows through its intelligence who the gang leaders are, who contcomine to control the situation. so far they have not done that. we have been working with members of congress, meeting with the state, meeting with civil society groups and asking them for actions against the gangs. the gangs were not as powerful as they are now. if they had done that we would not be in the situation. ■j shut down the airports and shut down the country they could have done something different forcing the haitian government to resign,minister, the head of the supreme court as interim president, and then you will have a national -- international community and seek support and not shut down the country. host: ed, good morning. you are on. caller: thank you for taking my call. like you to remind the viewers the ro

announcer: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and national security communications advisorohn kirby bruce reporters at the white house on news that the princess of wales has cancer, reports of a mass shooting in russia and the israel-hamas war. they also discuss the government shut down as a spending bill works its way through congress. ■■q we want to make respect their py at this incredibly difficult time not just for her blood for her family, so i will just leave it tre. >> [indiscernible] be incredibly respectful to their privacy. the admiral is ddle east and moo tomorrow marks 15 years since the affordable care act became the law of the land. and president biden please health care is a right and not a privilege, and since taking ofce h bd on historic actions to lower health care and expand access to coverage, so i of this hric milestone i want to go over some key statistics. under president biden more americans have health insurance under mo any other president, a record-breaking 21 million americans signed up with health coverage with a majority of able to find coverag

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. >> john: we are watching the briefing at the white house, karine jean-pierre is answering some questionspeter doocy should be up at some point, we may jump to that if she ever gets to him, and right-hand side of the screen after the republican senate conference lunch we are expecting mitch mcconnell to come out. this will be the first time we have heard from him publicly since he officially endorsed former president trump as the nominee. that lunch is still ongoing, so it could be a little while before we see mr. mcconnell. >> sandra: we are going to keep monitoring, and we get news we will bring it to you. biden administration used a controversial parole program to fly tens of thousands of migrants into the u.s. every month. chad wolf is the former acting director in moments, but first, let's learn how the program works. alexis mcadams is in studio with us. where are the migrants flown. >> that's the main question. and they won't say which american airports they were landing at. we know the biden administration has flown, listen to this, more than 350,000 migrants into the u.s. to grant

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. ♪ >> john: the first white house briefing since super tuesday set to begin in minutes.debate against the presumptive gop nominee. peter doocy will ask karine jean-pierre that question when she takes the podium and we'll let you no he what she says, or doesn't say. >> pent-up emotions of three years and eight months of war, and the victor, the spoils. pose may not be dignified but the young lady is not the least upset. peace, it's wonderful. the greatest, wildest celebration of all was in times square, 2 million people by far the greatest in the city's history filled the streets all day waiting for the official word. hilarious, happy throng, they cheered every rumor that it was all over. >> sandra: a joyful celebration immortalized, we have all seen it, marking the end of world war ii. but some ordered prints of the photo to be removed from all v.a. buildings for "psychological safety" claiming it depicks a nonconsensual app. the memo has now been rescinded. mike waltz, i would think this -- like i had to -- i could not believe it, sounds like the babylon bee. but this w