nadine varsovia, his girlfriend works in human resources.y to work one day last it's like everyone's dream. >> it really is. at the end of the day, money really only does so much for you, so what is the good of having that money anyway if i can't use it to do anything for fun? >> reporter: especially in this magnificent isolation roughly a 90-minute ferry ride from the mainland. san juan county had a problem. it agreed that workers were due a raise. the county had no money. instead, it offered time. a three-day weekend, every weekend. >> everyone i see on friday when i am in the grocery store running errands, they are just "must be nice, oh, wow, county guy in here." [laughter] and i just smile and laugh. >> reporter: 40 hours' pay for 30 hours' work involves trade-off. many offices are closed on friday. was there grabbing at the beginning? >> there was certainly some concerns from the beginning. >> reporter: brandon andrews the county's parks and fair director here, helped negotiate the deal. >> do you want us to raise taxes when things are

carl: nadine, thank you. let's go south of the border.ant is in mexico city watching sheinbaum s press conference as the other deal was taking shape. walk us through the impact here and what this deal will mean between the u.s. and mexico. reporter: this was shaping up to become the biggest trade dispute between these three partners of north america since they came up with the north american free-trade agreement in 1994. from her perspective claudia sheinbaum is saying, i helped avert this. we have delayed any imposition of tariffs on exit can goods and we have an agreement from trump to do more on the issue of guns coming south and arming drug cartels. those are the wins in the sheinbaum column. the win in the trump column, she also agreed to send 10,000 national guard troops to the border with the u.s., so trump can say, she agreed to strengthen and deepen security measures at the border, as i asked, particularly on fentanyl and undocumented immigrants and we will see how things go the next month. the truth is, both leaders budged a lit

how would you describe the shade values and relationship between nadine, it's in yahoo, israel and india. the official definition of as well now is, has a homeland for jews and jews are the only authentic as readies as well as your state the account of us, of india and vision in the, in the state as a him to russia where the way him, those are the only authentic indians. so i think that's very important glue that binds the, the, to the governments of the stage after independence in 1948 india store itself as a post colonial leader and was wanting the 1st to recognize palestine. but that's been shifting since india has been a launch customer res riley weapons. i mean 2024 in deer abstained on the motion to end. the occupation in palestine is totally quite appalling. the way in which the government and government has reversed can be as long standing support for the people if i left by and then going back to before india was an independent country . far from criticizing these around threats. war on guys i envy is booming, defense industries. now exporting explosives, me cells and drawings t

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. >> reporter: equality florida executive director nadine smith says trans rights are being used as aedge issue. >> we're talking about a very narrow band of elite athletes that they are using to stop third grade trans girl from playing volleyball. and it makes no sense. it is cruel. >> reporter: the order also requires the state department to review visa applications of transgendered people for fraud, a move that looks ahead to the next summer olympics set for 2028 in los angeles. cristian benavides, cbs news, miami. >>> president trump has been floating the idea of sending u.s. troops to gaza. he's talked about taking control of gaza and redeveloping the land while moving the palestinians out. cbs' chris livesay reports. his remarks come just as palestinians are returning home under the ceasefire deal, and many of them see this idea as an attempt to remove them from their homeland. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of gazans since the start of the ceasefire have been moving back home. it lies in ruins, but their connection to the land is iron-clad, says young ismail. "we palestinia

she was formerly the nadine and robert scott heim, director of education at the huntington library. before that, she was a professor of history at the university of california riverside. she has written extensively on dolley madison. we were trying to count how many books and we agreed it was for that. she's written on dolley madison, one of which a perfect union. dolley madison and the creation of the american nation was a finalist for the george washington book prize. so please join me in welcoming dr. kavinsky and dr. al gore to what i know will be a fascinating conversation. thank you. thank you so much, lisa. and welcome to boston. thank you. dr. i'm going to call you lindsay. please do. just said that we have the best view out of a green room she's ever seen. that's right. that's us, you know. so let's start tonight a little bit up. what you mention at a dramatic moment, because you start with the dramatic moment, which is john adams inauguration. he's going to be the first president after george washington, the only predecessor and referring back to your title, making the pre

nadine evacuated to central gaza with her family more than a year ago. now back in gaza city for the first time. >> this is the situation for other people. they don't have a tank and they don't have homes. they don't have tents, they don't have anything to build, anything to rebuild what is left. >> her brother jude is inconsolable and grieving for their older brother. >> this is our land. they take this from us without something. we. my brother has been killed. what do i do? just watch it. >> it's. honestly. >> i don't know what to say now. >> yes, truly. >> where is my brother? i want to deal again. >> entire families living and sleeping amidst rubble. to just feel the comfort of being home. and a generation of kids bearing the wounds of a merciless war. and i was in the west bank this morning as well, ali. and there were small children in a refugee camp in the west bank marching because they were saying they had a right to an education, as we well know, the president, president trump continuing to block aid, us aid to unwra. and then also doctors with

reporter nadine evacuated to central gaza with her family more than a year ago.first time. >> this is the situation for other people. they don't have a tank. they don't have homes. they don't have tents. they don't have anything to build, anything to rebuild what is left. >> her brother jude is inconsolable and grieving for their older brother. >> this is our land. if they take this from us without something, we, my brothers will be killed. what do i do? just watch it. >> it's. honestly. >> i don't know what to say now. yes, truly. where's my brother? i want to deal dead. >> entire families living and sleeping amidst rubble. to just feel the comfort of being home. and a generation of kids bearing the wounds of a merciless war. yasmin vossoughian, nbc news. >> and we'll be right back. >> hey, sam, what's. >> going on? >> hey, joe. we're getting. >> our. new replacement. >> windows installed. >> we went with renewal by andersen. >> they're replacement. windows are among the best in the industry. >> good morning. >> hi, don. this is my neighbor, joe. >> nice to meet

nadine evacuated to central gaza with her family more than a year ago.e. >> this is the situation for other people. they don't have a tank and they don't have homes. they don't have tents, they don't have anything to build, anything to rebuild what is left. >> her brother jude is inconsolable and grieving for their older brother. >> this is all. they take this. >> from us. without something, we, my brother has been killed. what do i do? just watch it. >> it's. honestly. >> i don't know what to say now. >> yes, truly. >> where is my brother? i want to see him again. >> entire families living and sleeping amidst the rubble. to just feel the comfort of being home. and a generation of kids bearing the wounds of a merciless war. at an incredibly desperate situation on across the board, and doctors without borders as well in the west bank saying the medical needs there are also getting quite desperate, all amidst these fragile, ongoing ceasefire talks. hearing from local media that prime minister benjamin netanyahu convening his security cabinet to discuss pha