dahlia, with the credit _ faith in it as well. just - faith in it as well. dahlia, with the credit there, just up i faith in it as well. dahlia, with i the credit there, just up against a break, we'll talk more about netanyahu speech, will be right back. hello there. plenty of cloud around today, the thickest of that out towards the west where it's produced a few outbreaks of mostly patchy rain, but we have seen some sunshine. the best of that has been to the east of high ground, including here in northeast scotland. the air muggy and humid, lots of moisture in it, so it's led to some coastal mist, some hill fog around through the mornings. it's the same again tonight and through the day tomorrow, so plenty of cloud tonight, some showers just tracking along the south coast in an easterly direction. some more showers for northwest scotland. it will feel quite close and uncomfortable for sleeping, and temperatures at the very coolest point of the night may not be much below 14—17 celsius for the vast majority of us. so very mild mug

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dahlia: even though we have not coordinated our message, i generally agree that is part of his aim.e has other political aims. you can tell from the speech that he was trying to in some ways assure the american political community that israel is still somehow a partner, partnership-oriented, amenable to both sides of the aisle, when in fact he netanyahu himself has done so much to make israel a partisan issue, throwing in a lot of the country with republicans. there was some attempt to reach across the aisle, save for that one dig you mentioned about the biden administration slowing down weapons shipments, and maybe a bit of a reassurance message. speaking to his base is the obvious reason. interesting thing is when netanyahu has pulled this kind of effort in the past -- i'm debating how cynical to be about it, because it doesn't look good from the israeli perspective, israelis don't believe him anymore -- but in the past when he went to congress in the middle of an election campaign, he certainly was hoping it would boost his electoral fortunes to be shown in that wonderful positio

dahlia, it's always so good to see you.oved reading this news about the idea of finally getting supreme court reform, but i want your honest assessment. is it too little too late for any real reform for scotus? >> i had the same reaction you did. i think my slightly snarky piece about it was that in addition to pushing on ethics reform and term limits, we should also build the delorean to send it back in time right, to do it when it would've made a difference, so i think there is a sense that yes, this should have happened certainly four years ago when president biden took office and so this was a priority, commissioned a panel to study it and then they produced this blue-ribbon report the talked about structural reform and nothing happened so i think at one level it's easy to say this is way too little too late. we cannot close the barn door. the horses have already in the meadow. but, i think this is an important piece of signaling and i think for the president to run against the supreme court, to acknowledge that almost

and the decided to sort of by the coordinated power for dahlia studying is about resisting the normalization of war and inspiring others to look to the future. as tuition, and they think that there's no fees and everything study and gives me hope that it tells me it allows me and my family to look past the death and destruction to hold on to hold in gaza is to defy the odds shortly after our conversation dalia and her family were forced to flee again in the dead of night. under is really the environment. now in attempting the scorching heat of a mile off is june's dahlia holds onto her notes, the only remaining promise of a different destiny. with all the editors here to my law occupied with bank palestine. just remind you of course, has been an incredibly deadly 24 hours in gauze, or at least $27.00 palestinians, including 3 general is killed in various different locations honey. my mood joins us live from darrow, by law and central guys. as i was saying that honey, another wave of a tax, children and civilians among those killed bring us up to speed with alexis. the yes, we're looking at m

now in attempting the scorching heat, the losses june's dahlia holds onto her notes, the only remaining promise of a different destiny that all the address either some of the occupied with bank palestine auto bring in months or show when he's a journalist and political analyst from jobs but he's also lives through the water in dropbox. i find you this month. so it's not in talk. yeah. he's joining us from assemble. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i'm going to ask you, 1st of all about your personal experience about being in gaza at the time when these really attacks were happening. we've had so many stories, i'd be very interested to hear what your impression was when you were there. and i used to live in the cities in the best scary, a 500 meters decided to ship a hospital that the 1st thing that happened in our area was the local mosque was on the ground. and white horse flight forced for us was that also spread throughout our neighborhoods. um we have to see the, the, the north and we stayed and i ship a hospital before that for a couple of days before going to the sou

of night, under is really them barden now in attempting the scorching heat of of my losses. june's dahlia holds onto her notes. the only remaining promise of a different destiny is not all the i just eat off my la occupied westbank, palestine. the arrows presidency like most who possess kion as well to serve only radiance. it was his 1st speech since beating his ultra conservative rival and the presidential. one of the reformers data says he wants to work with parliament, dominated by conservatives, and the judiciary, to walk on issues facing the country. what is russell said a report from to ron. the presidency level of all time meeting the expectations. 2 vs to run for the presidency in the 20172021 were not approved by your ons guardian console. when it started, it was approved last month was not given a high chance of success. but after weeks of campaigning, the form is politician. mister position has been inactive. run your supporters will creek to celebrate his election victory as president elect to promise to be a president for the on the 7th of the people of iran. the great notion

the students, the option to study online free of charge, wrote a report silver by them. dahlia studies hard for an exam. trying to block out the seemingly endless war all around her. after being displaced, 4 times the nursing student and her family returned to their damaged, told me to have a son east of con eunice, seeking some semblance of normalcy. now dallas, continuing her education thanks to an initiative by beauty that university in the occupied westbank, she and more than 3000 others are studying for free as visiting online students. it's an endeavor that requires determination. value. i must find an internet connection and hope that last for the duration of the lecture or test, we don't make the choice. so i want to professor, i'm at an estimate in dozens of business that that could then mix in administrators volunteer their time to students from gaza. he says this is an act of defiance and commodity. and it's the least they can do. it's a formidable task. in the past 9 months, israel has damaged or completely destroyed. all universities in gaza. 88000 students have lost their

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imagine in different future or other than that pre decided to sort of by the coordinated power for dahlia studying is about resisting the normalization of war and inspiring others to look to the future. as tuition fees and everything study and gives me hope that it tells me it allows me and my family to look past the death and destruction to hold on to hold in gaza is to defy the odds. shortly after our conversation, dalia and her family were forced to flee again. in the dead of night, under is really even barton. now, in attempting the scorching heat of a mile off is june's dahlia holds onto her notes, the only remaining promise of a different destiny. with all the address either. now my la occupied with bank palestine. is there any forces of code that will raise in several towns and cities across the occupied westbank? is there any falls that are covered at low rates in several towns and cities across the area where they've arrested at least 10 palestinians in ramallah. hebron to come in and calculate incursions also took place in acts of the south east of nap. let's as well as the best

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you spoke with active is to be an artist, and they dahlia who organized the event. he says their protests has received support from ukrainians. living in italy. we decided to organize the events because the government, these, the activities participating in the meantime, the super support for the key evidence, even the so we think that the need that in government, that is a there is possible to afford the tragedies that is happening to your pregnancy, it isn't that workforce, it is 5 to 4. need to and the for the so called the european values and against it they and they brought as rush, they finish the, the more it you go to pretty much vague to the soldiers. if you send that to the, from the, so now they have to and they have to use the, the train, young people that maybe don't want the events side or don't see a rush on the as an enemy. they asked me to, to sort the to lead was able to do the deal affected people and the associated the logic of a logical conclusion. all the, the nathan war against the russian. people that don't want to fight the force of beside t

does not locate, it was, which seems like we've lost connection that was all see correspondence, dahlia num, already bringing this up to date with those issues. we've been hearing from a form of policy and diplomatic representative to the u. k. now, in his opinion, this recent is rarely strikes. will expand the conflict in the region. we are at the brink of the region and what i think is right and, and got the through not then you know, through the congress of the green light to escalate the tensions and give me the ease. i think the americans out of going ahead with it the as planned with the, with the, with they say is, and now we are seeing it front is well up front, him us front seat in front it on in front of these are now building. i mean are ready to go for action, which will lead basically to major escalations that were involved may be major powers. and the reason, so we cannot really anticipate that much then name it to you of the action of all these board and existence groups, i guess is the end. but definitely is that it is not going to get by with the assets the nations that

>> so my colleague dahlia lithwick has a great piece arguing a lot of it is sexism. justice roberts is treating the women as they're hysterical and they can't be trusted to understand -- >> okay, mark, we're having some audio issues with your connection and i know everything you're saying is important so please come back next week so we can talk about this more in detail with even better audio. mark joseph stern, thank you for spending the night with me. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >> alex, mark joseph stern i

. >> and dahlia, to andrew weissmann's very fine point, practically speaking, president obama, in his terror policies, have broad legal authority, george w. bush, most people, thought had too much, and where do they see a chilled president in modern history? >> well, i mean i think that what they're seeing is this potential for a president to be so chilled, that he will not, again, act in some bold fashion, as though that is the central problem, and as you note, justice jackson's dissent says that's not the problem we have to reckon with. we never had to reckon with the idea that the president is afraid to talk to his vice president, or afraid to talk to his attorney general. we have the problem of you're giving the president a blank check, in every single avenue that he can call official conduct. and the other thing that i think is really, really important here, as i can see it is, throughout the last couple of years, we talked about the ways that the court blinkers itself. it blinkers itself with the adverse effects of people on dobbs and blinkers itself to the scourge of gun violen

>> so my colleague dahlia lithwick has a great piece arguing a lot of it is sexism. justice roberts is treating the women as they're hysterical and they can't be trusted to understand -- >> okay, mark, we're having some audio issues with your connection and i know everything you're saying is important so please come back next week so we can talk about this more in detail with even better audio. mark joseph stern, thank you for spending the night with me. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >> alex, mark joseph stern i hear everything and retweet most of them. i wanted to hear everything he had to say. >> me, too. i blame it on john roberts. it's clearly part of the maga court getting in the middle of it. >> have a good holiday, alex. >> you, too. >>> once again today the stock market hit an all-time record high. and boy, is wall street grateful to joe biden. it keeps hitting those highs during the biden administration. but joe biden's stock dropped a point or two in most polls still leaving him in a tie, some of them within a tie in the margin of

. >>> we're back with gabe and dahlia.americans disapprove of the immunity decision. 78% approve of term limits. in your view, majorities of the public disapprove of supreme court decisions around abortion and around guns and voting rights and lots of other things. what role do the polls play in terms of anything that happens surrounding this supreme court? >> i think they can play an important role when you look at the cross tabs. you'll see, if you look at the cross tabs, meaning which percentage of a certain opinion is supported by republicans versus democrats versus independents, it can two things. if you look at the cross tabs on reforms, whether things like ethics or gifts or recusals or term limits you'll see reforms in the supreme court to bring them more in line with the lower courts and congress are broadly popular across the board. showing how supreme court reform can be nonpartisan. when it comes to the opinions, that can galvanize the democratic base. when you see that 80% of democrats disapproval of the immun

when they finally came up for a dahlia bmr unit, they had to turn it down because the rent was just asir current rent. how is it that we are in a city known for its progressive values and diversity, yet we are allowing our neighbors, predominantly people of color, to be pushed out and left without opportunities. we need a commitment to fund housing programs specifically for ely households. the city's future depends on it. thank you. good morning, supervisors. zach weisenburger from ycd. our organization is here today in support of the housing opportunity fund. because most of the clients we serve, often black and brown ely families not income, qualify for affordable units on dahlia. with 48% of the city's black population being ely. one of the biggest obstacles to black residents obtaining affordable housing is the lack of deeply affordable units in our system. i also want to highlight a point that hasn't been talked about enough, and that's that copy holders are also greatly impacted, impacted by the lack of deeply affordable housing. in may, most city presented its annual copy report