is it still was official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the showcase of the best documentary films from across the name. on the 0, the hundreds of palestinians are forced to flee this time in the occupied west bank. as israel run something, its rates the floods, the whole robin, what you want to say with life headquarters here and also coming up children have been killed, solved, unfrozen today. that'd be mainz, boyfriends, separated from this on the you and says 1000000 children even gone. so suffering

from mental health problems and $17000.00 that'd be left all for despite israel's, when a federal judge square is also against any of us president and illegal back below the bus. right? citizenship billions of dollars in funding is about $25.00 ounces control wildfires in the state of california. the welcome to the price of the palace digital forwards. he has accused his royal as collective punishment as its military. concussion, indiana replied west by, continues the rates of killed at least 10 palestinians in geneva laid out of coal, significant damaged infrastructure from the salute. tons, this report enjoys capital a month because he is really government and the palestinian authority of bandages.

they are from reporting israel and the occupied westbank of any of their 1000 palestinians, forced to leave their homes in the janine refugee camp. these really military is intensifying is large scale operation, and its repercussions are being sold across the occupied was thing. people here say is really forces want to raise these palestinian towns to the ground just as they did in gaza. now the occupation forces send out a warning with drones. they said residents are given an ultimatum from 9 to 5 o'clock. all homes must be evacuated before being leveled. but israel denies issuing any force. evacuation orders that have been no evacuation orders for the people of janine the people that live in jeanine not connected with terrorism,

a free to leave to get away from a, from a our action. these really military maintains it's targeting. did you need battalion an umbrella group for fighters from islamic? you have some us unfair with palestinians here. say the soldiers is goal is clear to instill fear and intimidation among the population is so high. and that could have an effect for you though. we were surrounded by israeli soldiers and military gear, from all directions are holding our breath worried. we could be shot at any moment . our children were frightened to death since the war on dogs that began in october 2023 is really forces have increased the size and frequency of their raids in the occupied was think killing nearly 900 palestinians and injuring thousands more. israel says illuminating arch palestinian fighters in the occupied westbank is part of its overarching goals for the war on guns though. but the un special rubber tour francesca albany is

a warren's israel genocide won't be confined to gaza if this military offensive doesn't and have the central with that, just eat all a man. this is ready. forces are carried upgrades in at least 8 other locations and they all complied. westbank in the time of booking, just west of janine to palestinians were killed. several homes also destroyed in the fine things were sitting at home and without warning and without being told to leave the house shooting started towards the house. we went outside during the exchange of fire and we were raising our hands out of these were in the army, took us near the neighbor's house, but did not allow us to enter. we were in the middle of the clash between the gunman and these rallies and the bullets were directed at us from both sides of the

ceasefire and gauze was now in its 5th day, deeply and rather trying to clear the rubble in the most the destroyed city f, it's a tough thing though to reopening main roads to allow vehicles through emergency response team say that that trying to rebuild what israel has destroyed but results is all limited. meanwhile, the you and says, mold in 3980 trucks of crossed into gauze us as a see. so i went into effect on sunday, include 3 posts from rafa as the children. so with every containers they have, then make the way back along, destroyed draughts to the shelters as the for giles, he's firing, cause a hole in the is really bomb being has stopped this delivery involving 15 smaller trucks had been organized locally by volunteers. they're trying to get to watch or to palestinians in the almost completely destroyed city of roughly in the south.

but it's nowhere near enough. you know, most of them, a beautiful apartment. rafa, like all the areas in garza, is truly ravished and was stricken down. all the infrastructure has been destroyed . there is no water use electricity. let's see what your system. so we took the initiated to provide fresh water to help displaced citizens returning to what's left of your homes and rough time in the policy mean watcher authority estimates the israel's 15 months bombardment has detroit, at least 70 percent of causes walter infrastructure, a human rights watch or if we are treating these last month, it uses israel of committing genocide o acts by blocking pipelines and cutting off the electricity needed to run water pumps as well, the noise, the charge them and the safety, and now it will come with the fios as you can see there's massive destruction. we return from the make shift comes in milwaukee to find the homes in ruins. these men were kind enough to launch this initiative to provide us with some clean drinking.

we expect the humanitarian aid will come with we have joining hands to help each other, restore our way of life, the, the inventories amongst the rubble of what remains of causes city. people are putting up tents, brought in by 8 convoys. what asians the prepares, the tend, he's been allocated for his family good and had the heart of this can barely fits to people and i have 8 family members. i used to have a 5 story house was completely destroyed. and now i'll have to live in attend school became a hundreds of thousands of people are expected to return to their homes and nothing goes on in the coming days and weeks to find them in the, in the shop when i need your so your army or people will suffer, they already suffered from the destruction bombardment and fear caused by the occupation. now they will suffer again because of the displacement and attempts. depends don't offer protection from the cold or the summer heat. the situation is

barely habitable, but this is all that's available now. so united nation stays almost 70 percent of buildings in the gospel strip had been either damaged or completely destroyed. so most palestinians returning to the place they call home will find it no longer exists. in the whole day, i'll just eat a gauze of palestine. so the un who's will that up to 1000000 children in guns are all suffering from mental health problems. after 15 months of his really bombardment, they had of the humans, humanitarian relief agency, told a security council that 17000 children have been opened by israel school and casa gabriel. at least on those at the united nations, are you ins, top humanitarian official telling the security council that up to 1000000 children in guys that are in need of mental health support for anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts after. and during nearly 15 months of his rarely

bombardment, children have been killed, solved, unfrozen, today. that'd be mains, often separated from their family. conservative estimates indicate that over $17000.00 children without the families in gaza. some died before they 1st breast. pershing with their mothers and child, but other briefing was on the plight of children and gaza. fletcher also turned his attention to the west bank of particular concern is the situation in jeanine. when is relevant, actually opperation. look up. the gunfire that strikes alongside ground forces has claimed lives and goes further destruction of basic infrastructure and displacement . fletcher told the council that is rarely actions combined with restrictions put in place by the palestinian authority, have left more than 2000 families displaced the janine refugee camp gabriel's on to

i'll just say to united nations in new york. well, just stays into his presidency. double trump is already facing legal challenges to exhibit his executive orders. a judge has temporarily blocked trump folder to restrict beth right. citizenship, which isn't showing in the us constitution. the department of justice says will vigorously defend trump's decision. it would refuse citizenship to anyone born in the us if need. the parent is a legal, permanent resident or a citizen a barbara. 8 lee, this is about people, this is about people who the president united states was trying to deny their lawful right to be citizens. and babies are being born today, tomorrow, every day, all across this country. and so we had to ask now to provide back to the status quote back what has been the law of the land for generations that you are an american citizen. if you are born on american soil period, nothing that the president can do would change that. well,

trump assigned the raft of executive orders since taking office. mike kind of has moved from washington, dc. the president, some rolled out a number of new executive orders among them was one insisting that the investigation into the assassinations of john f. kennedy and martin luther king be made public now in the pos, the f, b i and the c. i a have resisted to making these investigations public, arguing that it would not be in the, in national interest. but now president trump has insisted that they must be released. he's given the director of national intelligence and the attorney general 15 days to come up with the plan to release the j. s. k. investigation and $45.00 days to release the investigation into martin luther king in another executive order. he gave a federal recognition to the love to be tried in north carolina. now the significance of this is that the tribe has been trying to get federal recognition

through congress for a long period of time. however, during the electoral campaign in north carolina, and then donald trump promised the tribe that if they supported him in the election, then he would get them federal recognition. well, they did support him and now he is granting them federal rec conviction through an executive order. now the, one of his executive orders has come up against a legal hurdle that's concerning a bus ride, the rights of those bone in the united states to pull citizenship at he executive order. can you remove this particular right? but this is now being rejected by a judge in seattle who described it as the most unconstitutional order he had seen in more than 4 decades on the bench action against this particular order is underway in a number of other states as well. in the end, it's likely to end up in the supreme court. mike cannot,

outer 0 washington. the spring embrace the valet in washington. he's a constitutional lo, attending kentucky with us the on the track of a lot to get through really for our view is to understand what's happening. but 1st, are you surprised that this objection to donald trump's executive order to both right to started so soon? and so tequila on this particular issue? no, absolutely not. i, i think this is one of the issues that was the most risky for president trump to have confronted this early on. i think there's been a debate, although most people would say there's most cost seasonal. scholars would say, there's no debate, but there has been a debate on both sides of this issue. most constitutional law scholars say that the 4th and then 14th amendment says, what assess which is that all persons born or naturalized in the united states, born in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction there of, that's the key phrase, subject to the jurisdiction there of the classic interpretation actually the easy

interpretation. well that excludes children of diplomats. they're not really us citizens. they are here as diplomats. but i think there is a minority view and that's the view. the president trump has adopted in the end seems to be surrounding him. that you cannot be subject to the us, the united states. last, if you're here legally, you are not a us citizen. you are not here. legally, you are acting outside of the united states laws is there for the 14th amendment doesn't apply to you, and that's where the battle ground is going to be. so whether the minority of you can, can attract more adherence, most importantly, as well. the 5 supreme court justices how this all gets into the environment. so because i think we can touch on the supreme court in a moment. the judge who's o, o did this, john cook noise array, you can a point t, so that for in see real republican, he questioned what from lawyers with thinking off to even bring vis

a vis advice to the, to the president. is there a question here about such a time during legally, to the things that president trump might want to the lawyers really all the thinking clearly about the damage. this is going to cause in the much wider american society about how laws can be changed. it's a whim. well, i don't know that that, that is a pandering argument. i think there is a good faith basis. there was, there was a reason dispute among costs peaceful scholars. now are some attorneys more amenable to these views and it makes it more famous? yes, but the laws change even a lot of the question is, are, is this it is president trump interpreting the 14th amendment or is he changing the 14th amendment? clearly he cannot change the 14th amendment. but let me just tell you this. so here i am always very, very suspicious of arguments that generally see or the other side and say,

well everyone understands there's only a fool would believe this. this is the most ridiculous argument i've ever heard. and for decades on the bench, i'm always very suspicious. some of those arguments, i'm not sure the question is as cut and dried as the left. what have you believe? and frankly, some, some of my comrades that are, that are constitutional law scholars when you say yourself that he called change the 14th amendment. so the question then pops view is, my ask is why bring it into an executive order? and does he think the supreme court to the judges, which he appointed and his last time as the president would sympathize if that's the right phrase to use with what he's trying to do? considering we had such a high profile issue of roe vs wade and issues around abortion, which of effective millions of women across the us as well. i think rovers is way i think the underwood decision was, was, was,

was decided properly. it is left to the states basically, all the case said was, is not a fundamental right. a numerator in the constitution to have an abortion. is it? is it a right? perhaps so with the states get to decide that in this case, the question becomes a better way to look at this question. and i haven't heard anyone talk about it this way. if this executive order is seeking to change the 14th amendment, this debt on arrival, that's, that's an onstar. it's not going to happen. it, however, is seeking to interpret the 14th amendment in a way that perhaps no one's ever set out loud, said frankly, the other way. no one's really ever said out loud. there scant few cases. there's the $1898.00 case and then there's a 1982 case and they're sort of distinguishable on various things. so the question, if the supreme court is on his side, he still cannot, he still cannot change the constitution. however,

if the supreme court determines that this is an interpretation of the 14th amendment, one that is somewhat rational and perhaps somewhat reasonable, then the supreme court could weigh in and be the final arbiter of that decision. and that's pretty much where the supreme court historically is done for marbury versus madison. many of the great supreme court cases, they have looked at the law and said, okay, your interpretation the wrong law is wrong. and this is the way it should be for your interpretation. the law is correct. so this is a question not of changing the 14th amendment. it's interpreting the 14th amendment, so we're really not as far along the path of folly as many would have us believe it will be interesting to see how far that scouts and what sort of debate centers around it for the moment. bruce device, nice to speak to you. so thanks very much for your time. pray. thank you very much . i to still head, hey, hold out. is there a migrant sitting in said donald trump problem is must deportations as one of his

1st ex, in office. the identities are changing and so career a new poll shows public support. impeaching, the president is waning the hello. i'm place to say that satellite could see some rain full this weekend, the 1st right and around 8. so 9 months. so that is certainly welcome. that wouldn't be a huge amount. but it's the never the less that will take that lot of dry weather at the moment across much of north america. us to see some very cold ad digging in across the good parts of the continent all the way down to was to dave south. so we're looking at some basically co conditions continuing for time, there's a 27, they have an ally united states as we go through the next couple of days that we'll

pick up and noticed how it warms up to just around the, the plains, the central plains that will be the case as we go through the next couple of days. how does that warm arrest dotted to pushing across? so the said central and southern plains, i know to satellite around 15 selves from sas. they could be about 15 degrees on sunday. so we'll take fence and when we saw the weather too, just around the rockies, pushing across the central pos, off kind of the much of the space looking allows you dry. i've said let's just push on over the next couple of days. a few one frequency flowers coming in across the rockies of that state. and by sunday that we go at long last some wet weather as i said, not a huge amount, but it's the end of a less increasing humidity. we'll help with as well. 5 over the next few days. once the capital of the combat empire, the serene, ancient city of encore, and present day cambodia is it protected unescorted world heritage site. but as its

temples, the lakes and irrigation canals are being preserved, many of its inhabitants are being relocated. people in power investigates, the alleged forced evictions of thousands of families, the bathroom for the soul of anchored box pots and one on the jersey and the book about see what you all just bear with me. so rom, and that reminder of all told the stories the palace digital, slower take, is accusing is rather of collective punishment times it's military and cash. and then the occupies westbank continues. troops are killed at least 12 palestinians and destroyed

a number of homes in gauze. the palestinians are trying to clear rubble in order to reopen megabytes, that emergency workers say the task is proving difficult with only limited results is available. on the us presidents, donald trump, is already facing legal challenges to his executive orders. the judge has temporarily blocked his order to restrict beth right. citizenship call to get late to meet on constitutional trump is also probably his best deportations leaving undocumented migrants across the us litigants. here, let me mention with ortiz, have been given the power to rest my goods at schools, churches, and hospitals. it's on 100 reports, not from chicago, where rates could eventually to pull it up to 2000 people to the village. the sidewalks are empty and so were many of the shops here in a chicago neighborhood known as little mexico undocumented residence, or staying home to avoid being swift up and the trumpet administration. immigration re, lilly who asked us not to use her full name as a job,

but hasn't left her apartment in days. chicago is the only home she's ever know was from here when i was 18 months. and i really don't know any family members of mexico. so i feel for my life or to be honest cuz i will be sent to mexico without even knowing nobody in who's going to help me over there. illinois governor j b printers says federal agents plan to target up to 2000 people in chicago a long as one of his opening acts. this week, trump signed an executive order, eliminating so called safe zones where us immigration and customs enforcement agents were forbidden to go. churches health centers and schools in 2007. there was a major rate here in little village. and we saw how the eyes agents came and are arrested people, but we blocked the entrances and we didn't let them leave. and eventually they released the people. and you know, if that happens,

we're going to do the same. classrooms are empty or here. some churches have ended spanish language surfaces, in any event were immigrants, my gather deform, attempting target for isaac. as a says, you are a city chicago direct city employees, not to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. but under president trump view, as justice department is now telling prosecutors to investigate and potentially prosecute state and local officials who failed to cooperate. so this is the battle on the government level and here on the street. so sanctuary. cities like chicago law, chicago's leaders at city hall are trying to protect and documented residents a few blocks away, the ice office, federal agents are planning to catch them. and what we see also the use, the persecutors, federal persecutors. as we were in nazi germany, for anybody who is supporting or helping, including elect officials, migrants again, that have no being proven to commit any crime scene that we are seeing the actions

of a dictator know of a precedent in this neighborhood. undocumented immigrants fear the clock is ticking on their time. here. i want to work for a as a mt, but i cannot pursue it because of a legal status. and she hides out potentially for the next 4 years under a bleak snow shrouded sky line. america's 3rd largest city prepares to declare a legal war with the federal government over her fate. john henry and l. g 0, chicago, california governor, governor newsome has pledged to it a whole 1000000000 dollars to help while fires in the states. it comes as $50000.00 people are facing evacuation or as a warnings in the face of new walls, miles north of los angeles, rob rendalie support and ask them custody at one of the many areas hit by those 5, a california besieged by wind and flames. this is the hues fire which has exploded into life and the cab stick area. 80 kilometers north

of los angeles, burning more than $4000.00 hector's in a matter of hours, firefighters on the ground and in the air beat the flames back in an aggressive non stop effort. fire is currently 24 percent contained. it is at $10278.00 acres. so we've made some progress in the last 12 or 14 hours, but we still have a lot of work to do. black and ravines and hillsides continue to smolder adding to the ash and smoke feeling the air. fortunately, authorities say this time there have been no debts, injuries, or homes destroyed fires earlier this month took dozens of lives and obliterated whole neighborhoods in los angeles, leaving tens of thousands without homes against this backdrop president, donald trump will visit los angeles on friday after falsely accusing the california state government of causing the disaster and threatening to withhold federal disaster aids. i don't think we should give california anything until the water

flowed down. trump seems to believe there is a pipeline of water from rainy northern california to air. it's southern california, los angeles has massive amounts of water available to it. all they have to do is turn the valve. no such valve exists. los angeles does not get most of its water supply from northern california. those fires burned out of control, largely due to high winds, that drove the flames and made it impossible to deploy fire fighting planes and helicopters that was not the case in the hughes fire. it's not a lack of water and we have approximately 20 helicopters assigned to this fire as well as numerous fixed wing aircraft. so we're really hitting it hard for plans to fly over the flyers owned by helicopter. it's not known whether he will meet state and local officials or with people. we survive the fires that lost their homes.

trumps trip seems to be more about scoring political points against a democratic party dominated state government rather than expedited age. the survivors of the wildfires and reassuring california is that their national government stands behind rob reynolds elders, era stake, california. the sudanese abi has accused the power ministries rockets, both forces of setting fire to j like oil refinery. they, the capital call to the facility is $2.00 law, just refinery, and that's being controlled by the r. assess since april 2023. when the conflict began, the recess denied the claims accusing the army, its starting, the fire, the refinery holes key strategic and bolt into maintaining control of states, just knowles of the capital. meanwhile, the legislation says is concerned by the number of people fleeing violence ensued on the cross into south sit on it. estimates around 2000 people have been arriving

daily on the board. a town of rank, the influx has push the start of the economy to breaking point with temps, running out of food, aid and shelter. and the u. n is appealing to 910000000 dollars in aid for ne and nigeria to help talk to the humanitarian crisis. it says maybe 8000000 people are in need of assistance with money having little for them access to food, little things tonight, jerry was advised to vis letting last year was thinking already existing food. imagine c in the united kingdom, 18 year old accel, a route to combine a has been jailed for a minimum of 52 years. so kidding, 3 children as well as another 10 attempted murders who to combine them into 3 goals, age between 7 and 10 in a stabbing in the english town, a south port last july. the death that to write again times across the u. k. following a campaign of misinformation about the attack, a big listen and then asylum see to a new pole in south career has been released,

suggesting the public support for the impeachment to present use acute his waning that's a significant shift from mid december. when polls indicate that the majority of vote as one to june impeached for declining motion, little tiny change has moved from sol. supporters of south korean president in so you'll just sit with police close to the constitutional cool. that protesting against is impeachment process, they say is wrong. a month ago, 75 percent of south koreans didn't degree. now that's changing the owners of the dancing this year. public agreement on impeachment has begun to weaken. conversely, the opposition democratic party, which initially gained significantly more support, is now neck and neck with the people power politics in 2017, when president pop couldn't have faced impeachment, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to demand her resignation.

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