alice rothchild, author, activist and filmmaker, joins us from seattle washington. also joining us is sarah tuesdale, human rights activist who joins us from. manchester, welcome to you both, alice rothchild, i first start with you, this west bank gene withdrawal is what's uh, one of the news when it comes to the occupied territories that the israel regime forces have actually pulled out, can you please tell us what you think about that first of all, and also if you can't put that into context for us, because when we take a look at the occupied territories, the types of violations that have happened, which i'm sure you're very familiar with, has been uh occurring with the... past decades and the past 10 days, it was kind of like what has happened in the past, but a warp speed. i think that's a correct assessment. keep referring to the gasification of the west bank, and so what we see is a similar kind of tactics being used in janine particularly, but also tokaram and tubas, with massive amounts of military might and destruction and killing and ripping up roads and i

alice roth child, author, activist and filmmaker, joins us from seattle, washington. also joining us is sarah tuesdale, human rights activist who joins us from manchester. welcome to you both, alice, rothchild, i'll first start with you. this west bank jene withdrawal is what's uh, one of the news when it comes to the occupied territories that the israel regime forces have actually pulled out. uh, can you please tell us what you think about that? first of all, and also if you can't put that into context for us, because when we take a look at the occupied territories, the types of violations that have happened, which i'm sure you're very familiar with, has been uh occurring for the past decades and the past 10 days, it was kind of like what has happened in the past, but a warp speed. i think that's a correct. i keep referring to the gasification of the west bank, and so what we see is similar kind of tactics being used in jane particularly, but also tokaram and tubas, with massive amounts of military might and destruction and killing and ripping up roads and interferin

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his rob reynolds, demonstrators filled the streets of downtown, seattle, washington, where i should newer i grew up, attended the university of washington, and became a palestine solidarity activist and supporters. held a vigil along the shore line, holding portraits of id. she just loved life. every aspect of it she pursued things in life. most people would not because they were afraid, but she was one of the previous people and now and she really did stand up for her beliefs and held them as cord tenants to how she went about her life every single day. us officials condemned is killing. but for us plans to rely on the results of it is really investigation. rather than launch one of its own. you do need to wait to see the results of an investigation to know whether there need to be any specific criminal criminal consequences for the part the, the individuals involved. it's important that, that investigation play out. and i, as i said, it ought to be prompt and thorough and transparent is friend says the us response is totally inadequate. i am ashamed of the us government and i am ashamed

a city of seattle in washington state where she lives before we're going to go to wrestle center, who is outside the family home for us at russell, obviously as you've been describing to us over the last few hours, members of the public, people who know the family joining together with the family to pay their respects to auction, or i understand that we are expecting her body to be brought to the family home. tell us what's going to be happening well indeed. now we are in front of her, some of the house in her own town. indeed him and the patients are on the way. so any time we're expecting her body to arrive here, these indeed there is a delay. and the reason for that have been talking to people in our family that has been quite a while that has she has been killed. and the whether he is here is extremely hot. so they have concerns about that my the body might somehow that's why that has been at the late however. yeah. expecting her body to arrive any time and right behind me, you can see that more and more people i'm now arriving right over there. the family members, the friends fro

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the first experience with the kirkland nursing home in seattle, washington where 30 out of about 100 residents were covid positive so we knew exactly where it was going. and nothing was done. the first step is testing. you cannot do anything without testing. and in this case, the testing, first of all, the c.d.c. insisted on doing testing themselves. they would not allow our state laboratories to do testing. second of all, the c.d.c. refused to use the who which had already come up with a test that was developed in germany and-- >> governor, i would like you to answer the questions about the vaccines and i have one more thing when you finish. >> the vaccine rollout was painfully slow. constant mismanagement and delay by the federal government. >> thank you. >> just last month the department of health and human services office of the inspector general released a report highlighting the need for strengthened state survey and oversight activities to ensure that infection prevention requirements are appropriately followed. mr. chairman, i'd like to seek unanimous consent to enter this hh

is a lack of accountability, is rob rentals. demonstrators filled the streets of downtown, seattle, washington, where i should newer i grew up, attended the university of washington and became a palestine solidarity activist and supporters. held a vigil along the shore line, holding portraits of id. she just loved life, every aspect of it, she pursued things in life that most people would not because they were afraid, but she was one of the previous people and now and she really did stand up for her beliefs and held them as cord tenants to how she went about her life every single day as us officials condemned is killing. but the us plans to rely on the results of it is really investigation rather than launch one of its own. you do need to wait to see the results of an investigation to know whether there need to be any specific criminal criminal consequences for the part the, the individuals involved. it's important to that investigation play out. and i, as i said, it ought to be a prompt, and thorough and transparent is friend says the us response is totally inadequate. i am ashamed of the us

caller: good morning this is peter from seattle washington. i think the mayor should hire clarence thomas as an attorney there in the same boat. that's all i wanted to say. >> let's try this one, is it carol? caller: hello. are you there? >> is the c-span? >> you are on washington journal, good morning. caller: this is carol. host: go right ahead. what did you want to say about the indictment against mayor adams? caller: mayor adams did no more than what trump did, i don't know why they're resting trump or any opinions. he's not the president of the right -- asking trump or any opinions paid their always asking him like he's an authority on something. and he is nothing for it he is a criminal. trump is a criminal. it shows it in new york. he did more than what this guy did and is getting away with it. host: carol, this is on x from andrew from punch bowl news who says -- who quotescmer, senator chuck schumer of new york saying this, no one i above the law including the mayor of new york city. the charges are serious and the legal process shoul

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>> immunocompromised, senior citizens, what we saw at kirkland hospital, seattle, washington as the first experience . >> covid in particular was that elderly and those with comorbidities. the exact population, occupies every nursing home in this country. despite that basic medical reality, your administration mandated that nursing homes accept covid positive patients and i have heard you say, they did not mandated but they did, it says here, this is a directive i have in my hand, no resident shall be denied readmission or admission to the nursing home solely based on confirmed or suspected diagnosis of covid-19. your assertion that the nursing home have the ability to turn these patients away is absolutely incorrect based on this. they did not have the ability to do that, they could not turn them away. by doing so, by doing this, you sentenced many of the residents there to death because the residents in the nursing home that did not have covid, they were immunocompromised, they had comorbidities, the elderly, they were destined to get covid at that particular point when you're bringing

i am a high school from seattle, washington, and i'm addicted nicotine because of e-cigarettes. i grew up hating cigarets and other commercial tobacco products. i would cough as i walked by smokers trying to alert them of the harm that they're doing to their bodies. i never thought i would a cigaret or any other tobacco product as early as middle school. this started to change. my friends started vaping in seventh grade. they thought vapes were harmless because of the fun flavors and colorful packaging. they wanted to be cool, like the pretty girls they saw vaping on social media, but they didn't realize they were becoming addicted. vaping soon started to take over their lives. they would leave class early to vape in the bathrooms or anywhere else they could get away with it. it's easy to hide these products in your sock or your bras, which makes it difficult for teachers or parents to know when kids are vaping. in ninth grade, i began hang out with a new group who used all sorts of e-cigarettes. the more i hung out with these people, the more vaping became normal to me and i ha

and our returning champion, a puzzle designer from seattle, washington...s cash winnings total $57,143. [applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!," ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" our champion, david erb, showed off another dominant performance yesterday, wagering $10,000 on a single daily double on his way to a big payday of nearly $40,000. today he faces new challengers, drew and diane. good luck to the three ds. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round. your categories today will be... then... we have... followed by... and finally... each response is two paired seven-letter words. david, start us off. let's try 7 & 7 for $600. - drew. - what is natural habitat? - yes. - 7 & 7 for $800.

nick from seattle, washington, "if kamala try saying mr trump i'm speaking, [laughter] i hope trump is watching. panelists from austin, "why is it taking so long to pay tommy that other dollar?" i'm good for it because she just hasn't been in studio. they are not from spokane, washington, "no mcdonald's gate update? day eight, still no evidence. that's all for tonight, dvr the show, sean hannity is up next and always remember, i'm wattthis is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," in this 28 hours right on the one and only between donald trump and kamala harris will take place, you can watch it right here on fox news channel but unfortunately it is being moderated by abc-disney barring some kind of political miracle of this debate will not be fair. abc-disney is officially a walk left-wing organization, abc news, they have been openly rooting for kamala harris, for example, he live in rural is one of the moderators that look at this new study just happened to come out media research centre, his coverage of kamala harris on abc world news tonight, 100% positive since the

and our returning champion-- a puzzle designer from seattle, washington... whose 3-day cash winningse is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" our champion, david erb, has put up three strong wins on the alex trebek stage, earning almost $100,000, of which $34,000 has come from daily doubles alone. that's right, david has proven he is not afraid of making the big wager when necessary, and that strategy has played out well for him, so far. today, we welcome alex and maddie to face him. let's find out what categories you three are dealing with in the jeopardy! round. first up... then... we have... you'll name the artist or band. then we have... and finally... ...because the name of one is hidden in a word in each clue. david, you start us off. let's have the group of 7 for $600.

and our returning champion, a puzzle designer from seattle, washington...ash winnings total $17,655. [applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!," - ken jennings. - thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" our new champion, david erb, described himself as kind of confident following yesterday's game, but it was a game in which he found and responded correctly to all three daily doubles, wagered big and pulled off a runaway win. you looked pretty confident to us, david. today we welcome rachael and carter to challenge you. good luck to all three of you. let's see the categories you'll be dealing with in the jeopardy round. we begin with a little bit of... then... then... and finally, some... david, you select first. let's go with 3-letter words with 2 syllables for $600.

is really saying is trying it is a cover, as well as a new grew up in the us city of seattle and went to washington state university following her killing protesters in seattle. i've been calling for justice for death or for and say she was dedicated to competing for palestinian rights. she just wasn't about talking the talk, but she really embodied walking the walk of what it means to truly care about humanity. truly care about human rights to would always be very passionate about her fight for policy in liberation, despite the fact that she wasn't even palestinian israeli forces of killed at least 5 palestinians. and an a strike on, on the last, the in southern cause of these really on the previously designated to the area safe . so full displace palestinians, but it's frequently attacked tense, whether sheltering at least 16 people have been killed across cause since friday morning u. k prime minister castanan was due to meet with you as president joe biden, late today in washington dc. the leaders are expected to discuss the possibility of allowing ukraine to fire british made long range weapon

nick from seattle, washington if kamala tries saying, mr.um trump, i'm speaking, he should respond. >inally, you are, r] who you hope trump's watching. >> thomas from austin. >> why is it taking you so long to pay tommy that hundred dollars? >> i'm good for it. she just hasn't been in studio . >> diana from spokane,roington, washington. no, mcdonald's gave up that they ate. idence >> still no evidence. that's all for tonight. dvr the show, dv. sean hannity is up nex and always remember, i'm orders. and this is mywatters world wod

nick from seattle, washington if kamala tries saying, mr.um trump, i'm speaking, he should respond. >> yeah. finally, you are, r] who you hope trump's watching. >> thomas from austin. >> why is it taking you so long to pay tommy that hundred dollars? >> i'm good for it. she just hasn't been in studio . >> diana from spokane,roington, washington. no, mcdonald's gave up that they ate. idence >> still no evidence. that's all for tonight. dvr the show, dv. sean hannity is up nex and always remember, i'm orders. and this is mywatters world wos >> and welcome to hannity. in just 24 hours from right now, the one and only scheduled presidential debat e between donald trump and t kamala harris will take place. you watch it right hereeunfort on the fox news channel. but unfortunately, it is being moderateunind by abc disney. barring some kind of politicals miracle, this debate will not be fair. abc, disnel not bey is officialy a woke left-wing organization. ciallyabc news they have been hv openly rooting for kamala harris for example. david muir is one of the moderators. molook at this new stud

harvard, mat, stanford, california, cambridge, london college, washington seattle, columbia and columbiaville are the top 10 universities in the world in this ranking. the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, ladies and gentlemen, good night , welcome to today's world. the spokesman of the palestinian qassam brigades mentioned today's operation of the yemeni resistance in tel aviv as a strategic operation . tonight we are discussing the importance of this operation. also, about the plan to assassinate the president of venezuela, which was foiled. before the beginning of the talks palestine according to the picture. it is repeated every night in these areas of the northern regions of the gaza strip . oh god, we did not see the evacuation of one of my wounded under the rubble, and he is still alive, as we did not see in this picture. the former commander of the air defense unit of the zionist regime , referring to yemen's attack with hypersonic or hypersonic missiles, said that our systems cannot stand against one or more missiles, whether these

she'd just graduated this summer from seattle, the university of washington in seattle.ence of being a pro—palestinian activist in the united states, but she'd only recently come to the west bank. according to friends of hers quoted in the us media, this was her first visit to the west bank, and she was attending a weekly protest in a town just south of nablus against an illegal settlement, an outpost that has been the place of a longstanding protest to try and stop israeli settlers setting up a community there. and she was at this protest, and it appeared that that protest became confrontational. we don't know how or why, but during that process, she was shot. witnesses say they heard two gunshots, and one of those shots hit her in the head. she was taken to hospital, but she died there. eyewitnesses say that she wasn't doing anything at the time. and they say that, you know, the israeli soldiers were at some distance. the israeli defence forces have put out a statement saying they are reviewing what happened. they say that their soldiers did return fire after they cons

while they shall know as game grew up in the us city of seattle and went to washington state university of following her killing protesters in seattle. i've been courting for justice for this a friend say she's dedicated to campaigning for palestinian rights. she just wasn't about talking the talk, but she really embodied walking the walk of what it means to truly care about humanity. truly care about human rights to would always be very passionate about her fight for policy in liberation, despite the fact that she wasn't even palestinian israeli forces of killed at least 5 palestinians in an air strike on on the wasi and southern gaza is really all me had previously designated the area say so full displace palestinians, but it's frequently attacked tents where they're sheltering. at least 16 people have been killed across causal since friday morning. a u. k prime minister cares. tom is due to meet with us presidential by the late today in washington dc. the lead us are expected to discuss the possibility of allowing ukraine so fire protection made a long range weapons into russian terr

universities of harvard, mit, stanford, oxford, berkeley , california, cambridge, london and washington college , seattle, columbiaville, 10 universities. they are the best in the world in this ranking. the bodies of two marzbani martyrs today in razavi khorasan and north khorasan provinces the funeral was held. in razavi khorasan and zovari torbat heydari city, the body of martyr amir ebrahimzadeh was escorted from daulat abad to the tomb of the unknown martyrs, and for burial to his hometown, sufi abad village. today also body. martyr parsa sozani was buried at the shrine of imamzadeh hamzeh rezai in ziarat tshii city and in golzar shahada plot of this city. martyrs ebrahimzad and suzani along with mohammad amin naroi were martyred last thursday due to the shootings of the jaish al-adl gang in mirjave border regiment of sistan baluchistan. tax affairs organization announced in a notice that according to the request of maadian the deadline for using the amnesty of tax crimes has been extended until thursday, 29 september. madian in the face of the curtain. tax debts of any period can benefit from the re

. >> seattle, washington. >> and saint paul, minnesota. >> hi to our kids in cincinnati. >> and thanksg. happy 21st. can't wait to get outside and celebrate with everybody there. >> yeah. >> you know, it is the 60th birthday of my brother. oh, i wasn't going to say that, but i just blurted it out. happy birthday, cameron. he doesn't watch the show, but he's the best big brother in the world. >> we love you, cam. happy birthday. >> we have a busy morning. >>> let's get to our news at 8:00. we begin with president biden addressing world leaders today in one of the most consequential speeches of his presidency. it comes with rising tensions in the middle east and more u.s. troops being deployed to that region. peter alexander is right there at the un with the latest. hey, peter. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. moments ago wrapping up his remarks at the fourth and final address of the united general nations. amid the crises we're seeing from the middle east to ukraine. the president with a powerful call cease-fire and hostage deal to end the fighting between israel an

san francisco, los angeles, new york, seattle, washington, d.c., miami, houston. there are things that congress can do. you need to act. presidential administrations will use executive action to solve these problems. the former administration, the executive branch is incentivized to come up with solutions because congress has not acted. we have talked for years about comprehensive immigration reform there are things that can be done. first of all, we need to have a robust guest worker program. title eight needs to be revamped title viii is the umbrella that covers all aspects of immigration, asylum, the size. i have empathy for our federal partners because they do not know what they are allowed to do do we still have work visas, student visas, tourists visas. all of the protocols with everything they do at the border are unclear. this is something that congress needs to define. make these hard decisions. the asylum program is not the answer. it was meant to be a little piece of the pie of title viii. you know, for rare circumstances it has become the de facto way

caller: good morning this is peter from seattle washington. think the mayor should hire clarence thomas as an attorney there in the same boat. that's all i wanted to say. >> let's try this one, is it carol? caller: hello. are you there? >> is the c-span? >> you are on washington journal, good morning. caller: this is carol. host: go right ahead. what did you want to say about the indictment against mayor adams? caller: mayor adams did no more than what trump did, i don't know why they're resting trump or any opinions. he's not the president of the right -- asking trump or any opinions paid their always asking him like he's an authority on something. and he is nothing for it he is a criminal. trump is a criminal. it shows it in new york. he did more than what this guy did and is getting away with it. host: carol, this is on x from andr from punch bowl news who says -- who quotes schumer, senatochk schumer of new york sinthis, no one is above theawncluding the mayor of new york city. the charges are serious and the legal process should now play

on mount rainier near ashford, washington, south of seattle, ursula bannister was hiking down the high shortly after taking this picture she accidentally stepped into a shallow hole and broke her ankle. alone, calling for help. soon after, strangers began racing to help, and among them, airman first class troy may, 62nd aircraft maintenance squadron. that off-duty airman from joint base louis mcchord eventually telling that grandmother he would carry her on his back to get her down that trail. slowly, carefully, on a mission, nearly two miles down. it took more than three hours in all until they would all eventually link up with search and rescue, who then got her to the hospital. right here tonight -- >> hello, mr. muir. >> david: airman first class may. >> carrying her down that evening wasn't the easiest thing to do, but it was the right thing to do. >> david: and joining us, too, ursula. >> hi, david. >> david: that grandmother and hiker is grateful tonight to all of those who helped her, especially that airman. >> they were unselfish and giving. heartfelt thanks to all the people

she was a recent university of washington and seattle graduate who was shot by israeli troops duringary says it is looking into the reports. >>> the fbi says it's lost more than $5.6 billion in crypto scams in 2023. that's an increase of 45% from the year before. even though transactions are easily traceable, often the money is quickly sent overseas, making it difficult to recover. people over the age of 60 before more likely to fall victim to a crypto scam. >>> and oil giant shell and exxon are evacuating their facilities in the gulf of mexico as tropical storm francine churns through the region. it's currently churning through the dpufl and expects to be the fourth hurricanethrough the gulf by wednesday. >> thank you very much. >>> meantime, green arrows across the screen for the green market. thinks are also looking up for with wnba. attendance, team sales and more are rupp due to the nice arrival of caitlin clark. increased attention comes increased issues of course. their fan bases have been very active online, debating which player should win rookie of the year. it's brought up