matthew miller has criticized to me and president bush all aside from undermining diplomatic efforts. i could probably co payment thoughts, strong words from the state department spokesman matthew miller. the us says what it wants in the immediate term is to see the escalation pointed out here at the state department that sector state actually blinking, spoke to his counterpart in turkey on sunday, about the escalating the situation and protected infrastructure. in a less though, the save of the longer term, they want to see the un resolution implemented the calls for a political solution. the same time. they are saying that it is up to the serious people in that process to decide who will be its leader. now, the us has to 9 any allegations that they were involved in any way, and point out that the lead off position group that led to the campaign is in fact designated as a terraced organization in the united states political home. elda 0 at the state department, the, is there any forces or continuing attacks across the gaza strip, cause at least $33.00 palestinians, and overnight stri

we just stood there for matthew miller. the possibility for example, that the us is using turkey as an intermediary at this point with some of those groups. so it is a very fluid situation, but after a few days now the us position is basically being laid in some end to this beginning to say the same things in terms of what is the responses and basically the mantra that lies that the need, the anti us reaction is that they like what they are hearing from the groups that are taking over control of syria. but the proof is in actually what they do. yeah, and that's exactly what he said. he said that it's the essence using the right words, but we will judge them by their actions for the time being my kind of will let you go for now. thank you so much for that reporting from washington dc as well is really military size. that is carried out nearly $500.00 strikes across syria over the past 48 hours. stockpiles of strategic weapons on to syria. navy facilities were among the latest targets. but you and envoy to syria has called on

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within a matter of days, us state departments books person matthew miller said despite cautious optimism, similar hopes had been dashed before. docs between israel and him. oscar to new and cut the image efforts to end the 14 month long war luigi maggio and there has been charged with the killing of united health care. c o brian pump some in new york city. thompson was started on december 4th, month 0. and i said to have been frustrated to the high cost for past kid in the united states, which led to what the cities district attorney is calling a targeted motto. the u. n says at least 34 people died off the site to on sheet all smashed into mozambique on sunday. it leveled homes and thought to follow in the southern african nation. before reaching mozambique, the storm hipped, the french island of my own best cures of racing to get supplies to people. i taught a few fields that story could be in the thousands are now more than a dozen people are reported dead and hundreds injured. also to follow up quick hit the south pacific island of bundle out to the 7.4. magnitude creek struck about

. >> next, state department spokesman matthew miller answering questions from reporters amid the collapsesad regime in syria. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. sorry to be so late. you understand, things were -- >> i thought you're waiting until the secretary finish. >> he finished with his opening remarks and going through giving awards now. >> he was still

. >> state department spokesperson matthew miller answered questions about the situation in syria, including the ongoing search for american journalist austin tice. he addresses the ongoing war between ukraine and russia and cease-fire talks between israel and hamas. this is about 45 minutes. but. >> it feels like you're getting little bit. >> do you want to kick us off? ready to take questions. >> i only have four or five let. >> let's start with syria. what the situation is also getting people back? >> analysis today, it's something we continue to look at outside of the bulletin force predating the fall. we'll have any of herself. we continue to assess the situation and what might be the appropriate time to send personal to engage in activities including will is endorsed on seven. >> and embassy top-down? >> we talked last week our thinking hours make that is undefined that you sent. >> it, in terms of the search? >> we continue to pursue every week possible and there are a number of groups operating on the ground in gathering as much information as possible in providing that. >> a few day

here's state department spokesperson matthew miller.hen you have any ceasefire, you can see violations of it, and that's why we set up this mechanism in the first place, because we knew that there would be potential violations. just as anywhere in the world, when you see a ceasefire implemented, you see various violations at times. ultimately what we don't want to see is the ceasefire break down. we have not seen the ceasefire break down. amin saikal, who is emeritus professor of middle eastern, central asian and islamic studies at the australian national university spoke about whether or not the ceasefire would be held. i'm not very confident, but at the same time i think both sides would like to see this ceasefire holding, although israel has violated the ceasefire something like 50 times, which has now been confirmed by the french sources. at the same time, the israeli spokesman has said that they remain absolutely committed to maintain the ceasefire. i mean, hezbollah has retaliated once, and then israel controls the air over lebano

of caution there. of course earlier this week, we also heard that from the state department's matthew millere any sense, in terms of what the potential sticking points could be? ., . , potential sticking points could be? ., ., , ., ., , be? unfortunately again, they are the same _ be? unfortunately again, they are the same sticking - be? unfortunately again, they are the same sticking points, | are the same sticking points, when it comes to the hostages and the prisoners. it is the who, it is the way, where will you release the palestinian prisoners, they want to be released right back into their own territory, the israelis want them deported, the who for the israelis, the people that they count as children and women and wounded, the palestinians, hamas, say some of them are actually soldiers. there is disagreement there. and it is when. i think both sides are concerned that that first 60 day period of the truce, the humanitarian part, that will bleed right into the trump presidency, and hamas for one is worried that they are going to be on the losing end of that, because president trump wil

here's the us state department spokesman matthew miller.t, though very much tempered by realism, tempered by the realism of the past several months where we have been close before, where you have heard us describe this as being inside the ten yard line, then finding those last ten yards are the most difficult because, for various reasons, the two parties have not agreed to a final deal, so here's what i would say about it. we continue to engage with the mediators, the mediators continue to engage with hamas and israel. based on the remaining issues, we should be able to get to an agreement. we should be able to bridge the disagreements between the two parties. but that is not to say that we will because, again, there have been times before where we have been close and we thought the differences were bridgeable, and ultimately we did not get a deal. as you've heard me say before, all the united states can do is push and try to come up with compromises, but we cannot dictate to either side what choice they have to make. they have to make thos

states -- state department spokesperson matthew miller. >> based on the remaining issues, we should beo an agreement. we should be able to bridge the disagreements between the two parties but that is not to say that we will. because again, there been times before where we were close and we thought the differences were bridge ripple and we did not get a deal. as you have heard me say before, all united states can do is push and try to come up with compromises but we cannot dictate to either side what choice they have to make. they have to make those decisions for themselves. >> let's bring in senior fellow on national security at the middle east is the two and former senior u.s. diplomat. good to have you on the program tonight. clearly hamas is at its weakest point. yahya sinwar is dead. a lot of the infrastructure in gaza has been demolished. arab negotiators have reportedly told them the longer they wait, the worse the terms will be. you get a sense they are shifting and a deal >> >> i am glad to be here. what we need to remember is both sides and the israelis are dealing with all so

us state department is cooling for a political process and the conflicts in syria spokes and matthew miller has criticized to me and president bush all aside for undermining diplomatic efforts, passcode has more strong wars from the state department spokesman matthew miller, the us says what it wants in the immediate term is to see the escalation pointed out here at the state department. that sector state actually blinking, spoke to his counterpart in turkey on sunday, about the escalating the situation and for typed in infrastructure. in a less though, they say over the longer term, they want to see the un resolution implemented the costs for a political solution. but the same time, they are saying that it is up to the serious people in that process to decide who will be its leader. now, the us has to 9 any allegations that they were involved in any way. and point out that the we are position group that lead the campaign is in fact designated as a terraced organization in the united states, had to go home elda 0 at the state department. okay, well, joining me now is still talking about acc

state department spokesperson matthew miller said the u.s.usly optimistic about a possible cease-fire deal, following months of deadlock. but after many failed attempts to reach an agreement, he says the u.s. will not get its hopes up until israel and hamas agreed to a final deal. for more on the cease fire talks, gaza -- our gaza correspondent us this update. he is currently in istanbul. reporter: after six months of a complete deadlock in talks between hamas and israel, the senior palestinian officials have told the bbc that there is a significant progress in the way to achieve a cease-fire after 14 months of fighting between hamas and israel. he said the cease-fire proposal is three stages. the first stage, hamas will have to release all of the civilian hostages, including the female soldiers and the bodies of those who were killed during the fighting. in exchange, israel would withdraw from -- allowing hundreds of thousands of people to go back. but israel has the condition that they need to be screening everybody, going back to the north

. >> state department spokesman matthew miller talked about new tensions in the syrian civil war and the lebanon-israel cease-fire. at the time of the briefing, lebanon was accusing israel of violating the cease-fire after reports of israeli strikes killing two people in southern lebanon. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome back. i hope everyone had a nice break, you got your fill of turkey and pies, watching the longhorns beat the aggies and all the other good things with thanksgiving break. i'm going to start with opening comments. tonight secretary blinken will travel to brussels, belgium and in brussels, secretary blinken will attend the ministers of foreign affairs to discuss parties for transatlantic security including support for ukraine's fight against russian aggression, deepening cooperation with nato's southern neighborhood partners in the middle east including welcoming king abdullah of jordan. the secretary will join allies and underscoring ukraine's path euro atlantic integration. two as we've said before, ukraine's future is in nato. ukraine continues to deploy our de

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us state department spokesperson matthew miller said the us is cautiously �*optimistic�* about a possibledeadlock. for more on the ceasefire talks, our gaza correspondent rushdi abu aloof sent this update. he's currently in istanbul. after six months of a complete deadlock in the talks between hamas and israel, the senior palestinian officials have told the bbc there is a significant progress in the way to achieve a ceasefire after 14 months of fighting between hamas and israel. he said at three stages, the ceasefire proposal is three stages. the first stage hamas will have to release all of the civilian hostages, including the female soldiers and the bodies of those who were killed during the fighting. in exchange, israel will withdraw from coastal road and allow hundreds of thousands of people to go back, but israel has put condition they need to be screening everybody going back to the north, to make sure that none of the hamas fighters or hamas militants or any militants from other groups will be allowed back to gaza. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're live w

and we have the us state department spokes person, matthew miller, he said washington was no soon as also the killing the. but do you think such a term or time could, could actually be possible without some sort of western intelligence support. well, as we all know, um the united states um tried its very best um to basically high check does ukrainian states um since the end of the soviet union. and we actually know to the latest um, since the leaks about the hundreds of 5 laptops from health thats the west actually its control and its still controlling the ukrainian secret services. and therefore, yes, you is definitely not doing um actions and things without approval from the west. so of course, it would be total hooks to talk christie, to say no ukraine is doing this on its own and they are getting out of hands. and also it's very interesting and telling that's the west is actually not coming damage. the ukrainian use of chemical weapons, which is proven um, since the start of 2023 and which also was highlighted but generally really off. so this is not in the interest of the wester

whereas they do this regularly, the european union at the united states and just got matthew miller. it said that the united states will suspend the strategic partnership with george, either the spokesman of the state department to set that. so they don't see a problem. we say rec madeline because they have this a racist assumption that the they are the beacon of lights for the rest of the world. and that they have this a burden in a sense, uh this uh, a role uh which is given to them. i didn't know a bite by which a force had to give lectures around and to decide how political life is going to be lab in one or, or the other country tv. this statements also by kind of call us is just those rates. uh, natalie uh that, uh she is talking about the general box in georgia, but we sent some might from management how the process will i should be, uh, should be done if that is the you has it say, another interesting thing is that uh now we can see that uh, the so called european fox was all in georgia, but a very country including sort of yeah, where i come from is that a mandatory free upon

. >> the state department spokesman matthew miller talked about new tensions in the syrian civil war the lebanon israel cease-fire. at the time of the briefing, lebanon was accusing israel of violating a cease-fire after reports of israeli strikes killing two people in southern lebanon.

live now to the state department, where a spokesman, matthew miller, is set to brief reporters. >> essential for delivering on the aspirations of the syrian people after the fall of the brutal dictator, bashar al-assad. those principles include the transition process should be syrian-led and syrian-owned and produce an inclusive and representative government, that the rights of all syrians, including women and minorities, should be respected. that humanitarian aid should be able to reach people who need it. that syria should not be used as a base for terrorist groups and should have peaceful relations with its neighbors. and that chemical weapon stockpiles should be secured and safely destroyed. in a joint statement, which i hope all of you saw, issued after the meeting of foreign ministers that the secretary attended on saturday, those principles were endorsed by a number of our partners in the region, as well as a number of countries in europe and the european union. over the coming days, we will continue to engage request actors on the ground in syria about the importance of adherence to

you us to the us state department, those folks both and matthew miller about the golden hide suicide court. sovereignty is not contingent on sovereignty itself, but on a who rules, syria, can you, can you wrap that up for me briefly? and so typically that's what is the us position all along the united states that the acknowledge the israel of if you know, a sovereignty as an area that is well occupied, so it must be solvent as well. so it's, it's, it's, you know, a cookie thing, is it gains or un resolution that goes again at 242906070. going to get i get 338, and 1973. it goes again. oh, yeah, resolution. but it is supported by then i'd say the, you know, it's a good, i got come a tree like this or analogy internationalists. i'm not really appreciate you being so frank with us. i cite eric, i does a washington bureau chief for the jerusalem based on a senior newspaper. our goods. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thanks for having me. by meantime plumes of smoke proceed over the whole city of attack. yeah. is israel bomb the area? you can see right here, naval and i'll t

and now more on the situation in syria syria with state department spokesman matthew miller. he held a briefing amid reports of bashar al-assad fleeing to russia following the collapse of his regime. syria. >>. >> good afternoon everyone. secretary lincoln just spoke to the situation in syria in the last 30 minutes. >> first there are intensive efforts underway by the united states to find often times and bring them home to his family. are special envoy for hostage affairs roger coston is and we are prepping parties in the region is worth the effort. we encourage anyone who has information about austin's whereabouts to contact the fbi immediately and made clear they will provide the reward to information that is led to him returning home. as secretary lincoln including in the past few days we will not rest until he is returned home safely to his loved ones. second, the united states supports a peaceful transition of power to a representative accountable syrian government during inclusive process led by the people of syria in the spirit of un security council resolution 2254 d

. >> trey: matthew miller from the state department and i will ask about on the other oth side. >> ie looked at the failed policy of pursuit and choose the path of de-escalation and better relations with neighbors and not try to continue to found the instability and support terrorism. and undem unr no illusions they would have a change of heart bue if they can pursue a differentde nuclear policy, we have made clear we will not allow the government of iran to obtain weapons. >> trey: ambassador, he short of summarize the mangione policy. we hope that they will changen but if they won't, why isn't the u.s. acting and acting like the country might? i would rather build on foreknowledgledge and hope. >> hillary clinton said hope is not a foreign policy. but is not a hope in order toal de-escalate iran you have to s de-escalate and an incredible militaryey h threat. and iran has to know there is a prohibited price to be paid enriching uranium faumr beyond e range that limits them int step-by-step by the international community and not just iran nuclear deal that proliferation treaty. iran

quotes listen to matthew miller from the state department i will ask about on the other side. >> i wouldued them better to support terrorism. i'm under no illusions i'll have a change of heart that's the wiser assessment i can say they pursue a different nuclear policy, we have made clear but will not allow the government of iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. trey: ambassador start to some summarize to me the biden policy. we hope iran changes that they know they won't wise in the u.s. still acting and hoping like that country might m would rather build foreign policy on knowledge than one on the hope. >> and think it was hilary clinton said hope is not a foreign policy. in order to de-escalate opposite iran you have to escalate with iran iran has to know this no te military threat they have to know ther there's a prohibitivee to be paid for enriching uranium far beyond the range that limits set by the international community. by the iran nuclear nuclear nonproliferation treaty. at the hair away from becoming a military power there are no limits on this delivery system we see the rockets i

. >> state department spokesman matthew miller talked about new tensions in the syrian civil war and the lebanon-israel

. >> next, state department spokesman matthew miller answering questions from reporters amid the collapsesad regime in syria. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. sorry to be so late. you understand, things were -- >> i thought you're waiting until the secretary finish. >> he finished with his opening remarks and going through giving awards now. >> he was still speaking when i looked speeded when a look on youtube not picked maybe you are on a delayed feet, the one we were watching -- maybe it's buffered on the ap version of it. the one that we were watching inside the office, he was finished. >> all right. [laughing] >> let me start with some opening comments. in these calls the secretary has underscored the points he made in a statement he released earlier today. at the united states fully support a syrian led and ang all political transition that leads to credible, inclusive and nonsectarian governance. he is also outlined some principles we believe should be upheld during the transition process and formation of a new government. respect for the rights of minorities, facili

nbc news has reached out to the state department for comment, but spokesperson matthew miller said tuesdayd defer to the department of justice who typically request that the state department not comment on cases that they are going to have to respond to in court. when we come back, ahmed more joints we live, stay with us. l treating symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, there's a modern way to treat symptoms and asthma attacks. airsupra is the first and only dual-action asthma rescue inhaler fda-approved to treat symptoms and help prevent asthma attacks. airsupra should not be used as a maintenance treatment for asthma. get medical help right away if your breathing doesn't improve or worsens or for serious allergic reactions, like rash, mouth or tongue swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or chest pain. using airsupra more than prescribed could be life-threatening. serious side effects include increased risk of thrush or infections, or heart problems like faster heart rate and higher blood pressure. welcome to the modern age of dual-action ast

and matthew miller says it's up to the syrians to decide who they want to lead to. nothing has changed with respect to our policy. aside is a brutal dictator with blood on his hands. the blood of innocent civilians inside syria, blood of his own people on his hands. ultimately, what we want to see is a political process forward. that's where the syrian people get to determine who their leaders are. is in of, in use, these are as military says is attacks dozens of has one of the targets and 11 on, but remains committed to a ceasefire agreement. so strikes came hours after has been the launch rockets for the 1st time since a ceasefire was agreed. the onto pride rockets into an area called mount dogs. it's located in the shared shed by farms which is occupied by is red, but claimed by 11 on. we have to correspondence covering this story for us, nor day is in amman, jordan, but for us best go to ali hashem, who's in 11 on capital b route. so bring us up to speed with what's been happening on the ground there and the areas these relays of targeted in these last few hours

chatter about the op ed, valerie plame's name found its way to journalists including judith miller and matthew cooper. cooper published an article in time saying government officials had revealed to him valerie's name. miller didn't publish anything. the justice department subpoenaed them both to testify about who their sources were. they want to know who your sources were. >> it was clear that that's what they were interested in, and you wouldn't tell them. i wouldn't tell them. >> and judith miller was in jail. >> yeah. she was found in contempt. and she did go to jail. it is a sad time when when two journalists face the prospect of going to prison for keeping those confidences, cooper narrowly avoided jail time when his source, karl rove, granted cooper permission to reveal his identity to fitzgerald's grand jury. >> and you heard valerie plame's name from i heard it from a couple of people, heard it from karl rove, and in shorter form from scooter libby, the vice president's chief of staff. >> cooper called rove, and he's like wilson's wife's all cia. >> and karl was like, i know, right? b

sonali: from matthew miller this is particularly important in new york. matt: not just me.ing families. sonali: notwithstanding taxes on tips and other things you had mentioned, a lot of things to consider. the point that torsten's lock at apollo has made i believe this morning, that the term premium for 10 year treasuries has increased by 75 basis points over the past three months, this means investors are demanding more yields here to take on that additional risk that is associated with what many believe is a more precarious u.s. vista -- u.s. fiscal situation. if that is the case heading into the end of the year before discussions are underway wooden somebody, say scott sent at the treasury department, into the face of higher interest rates, because investors are demanding more, wouldn't they look at congress, the president, and say, we have to rein it in? joe: that is why we were asking him that before he was selected. scott bessent would tell you, hold on, we are taking each of these in a vacuum and you have to put them all together in the mosaic that only donald trump

those officials speaking yesterday was president biden himself and also the state department's matthew millerhere are the comments from yesterday. >> what is being done about austin tice? >> there are intensive efforts underway by the united states to find austin tice and bring him home to his family. our special envoy for hostage repairs is in beirut and we are pressing all parties in the region to support this effort. we encourage anyone who has information about his whereabouts to contact the fbi immediately. you have made clear they will provide a reward to information that leads to return him home. as secretary blinken has sent directly to austin's family, including in the past few days, we will not rest until he is returned home safely to his loved ones. host: again, there is more there on the website or c-span now if you want to see those comments concerning events in syria. when it comes to things happening in washington, d.c., one of the things to watch out for is the oversig of the u.s. postal service. e u.s. postmaster general will appear before the house oversight and accountabili

condado santa clara informó que le presentó cargos a matthew muller por una serie de asaltos sexuales ocurridos en mountain view y palo alto hace 15 años. millerllejo. un caso que generó interés internacional después de que la policía acusara de manera errónea a la víctima de inventar su secuestro. mientras que en concord la policía arrestó a 3 menores de edad sospechosos de cometer un robo a mano armada. el incidente se reportó la noche del domingo cerca dea intersección de las calles pacheco y mount diablo. los menores huyeron de la escena del crimen a pie y tras una breve persecución, fueron arrestados. mientras que en la ciudad de oakland está cerrando este 2024 con el número de homicidios más bajo de los últimos 5 años sin cesar. y este es un logro que acreditan a estrategias específicas de prevención de violencia. así es. vamos a ir con fátima navarrete para que nos diga cuáles han sido estas medidas y también cómo percibe este logro la gente que vive y trabaja en esa ciudad en oakland oakland will finish this year in twenty twenty four has a safe since the start of the covid pandemic oakland termina este año 2024 como el más seguro desd

matthew chance, cnn, magdeburg. eastern germany cnn's chief law enforcement analyst john miller explains what german investigators might look at regarding the reaction to those warnings from the saudis. >> that's something that they're going to have to back through step by step. >> but from the 20 zero zero zero foot view, if he was a political extremist, if he was engaging in extremist rhetoric or thought, that's one thing. but for authorities like the bka, the federal agency in germany that investigates terrorism, and their partners, unless there were steps that were that were that were warned about, that were steps towards the pathway to violence as opposed to rhetoric, it might not have been enough for them to do much other than keep tabs on him. when something like this happens, it comes together very quickly. that's why they're going to have to see exactly what did the saudis provide, and did it indicate that that violence was likely immigration is expected to be a key issue in germany's snap elections scheduled for february. >> these anti-immigration protesters were in magdeburg on saturday, and germany's anti-i

santa clara informó que le presentó cargos a matthew muller por una serie de asaltos sexuales ocurridos en mountain view y palo alto. fue hace 15 años. milleral después que la policía acusó erróneamente a la víctima de inventar su secuestro. la ciudad de oakland está cerrando este 2024 con el número de homicidios más bajos de los últimos 5 años, un logro que acreditan, según ellos, a erategias específicas de prevención de violencia. fátima navarrete nos dice cuáles han sido esas medidas y cómo percibe este logro la gente que vive y trabaja en esta ciudad en oakland, oakland. we'll finish this year in twenty twenty four as a safest since the start of the covid pandemic. oakland termina este año 2024 como el más seguro desde la pandemia. así lo expresaron funcionarios públicos de oakland que denominaron como un logro la baja registrada en casos de crímenes violentos. alba hernández, con la organización fe en acción del este de la bahía, dice que todo se debe a la implementación de la estrategia de cese al fuego. un esfuerzo en conjunto entre la policía, instituciones religiosas y comunitarias que apelan a la prevención del delito. la raza lat

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at a briefing in washington, the state department spokesman, matthew miller, outlined the conditionss would want to see before recognising any transition government. in these calls, the secretary is — the points he made in a statement he released earlier today. the united states fully supports a syrian lead to an syrian owned political transition that leads to credible, inclusive and nonsectarian governments. he is also outlined several principles we believe should be upheld during the transition process in formation of a new government. respect for the rights of minorities, facilitation of humanitarian assistance, the prevention of syria as being used as a base for terrorism or posing a threat to its neighbours. securing and safely destroying any chemical weapon stockpiles. the secretary has also reiterated in these conversations that all nations should support an inclusive and transparent process and refrain from interference and make clear that the united states will recognise and fully support a future syrian government that results from this process. it's an important moment to