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i spoke with aiden's parents, eyal and adi, earlier. this is part of our conversation. adnan is the last israeli american hostage in gaza thought to be alive. so what's your message to the trump administration tonight? >> just push forward for the second phase. i mean, eden is not enlisted for the first phase. we have to push forward for the second phase. maybe we have to extend the first phase, and we have to get them all out, not in a tips and drips like bunch of them out. i know it's been discussed for this saturday release to get more hostages out, but that's the ultimate wish. >> and i believe you spoke in hostage square. you're in tel aviv. you spoke there today. how confident are you that this cease fire will last beyond march 1st? >> um. >> i really don't know how to answer this question. i'm just hoping that they they, like, continue with the ceasefire and release more hostages. like, there was, um, on the news today. they're going to release four, uh, bodies on thursday. and, uh, let's hope what's going on on saturday really is that's why i'm here. you know, i

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$40000000000.00 in 2023. less than one percent of the total state are a bunch of it's responsible for aiden development in strategically important countries. all those and conflicts and works in around $120.00 nation funding a range of initiatives from field hospitals to contraceptives. h i v aids treatment, clearing land, mines, energy security, slicing mountain nutrition and keeping people access to clean water. in 2023, most of its funding went to ukraine. then ethiopia, jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia, a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took office. and some us a id. programs have already being forced to close the doors, like this health care seem to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for yes, now i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key. and now with source pumps. the coolest policies that is all going to change. that is why i came yesterday because the closing for the next 90 days, the funding for ease has seen shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations, leaving the

elation and that this was part of the deal, and there's no excuse for why israel isn't allowing this aiden in several different age groups. have said the same thing, but these a central supplies are not going in, but none the less this was a ceasefire deal from the beginning that was very sensitive and not guaranteed because of the extremely volatile situation. but mediators are saying that if the cease fire were to break, if the resumption of war were to happen this saturday, the loss of life would be catastrophic. and it would also have a lot of implications regionally that could spark a wider conflict throughout the middle east. thank to have this on her to report it from my mind, honeywell, which is joining us from drop off and gaza, or people. they're worried that there could be a resumption or for the cease fire might not hold any absolutely, and we're reducing the re and people who are during the day time the lights are here to inspect their homes. by the time the sun went down to lift, the area goes back to their 10 site because they're not sure how long the cease fire will hold. t

and despite the fragile ceasefire, how much has accused israel of deliberately blocking aiden causing delays in the delivery of essential supplies? the ceasefire is bringing much needed, responded. we have 8 coming in, but you know, we're human a periods, we're not magicians, we contact the suffering away overnight. the needs of children are just e door because there is no end to their suffering in every aspect of their lives. they're suffering. there's um, a family that has 3 children, uh, 2 teenagers and a and a 3 years a 3 year old boy. and those 3 to get stuff to sleep on the same extras that mattress was wet. the blankets that they had were rats because was reading inside. i have no clue how these children were able to sleep at nice. did you? one says the ceasefire helped to avert famine and gaza. but if more aide doesn't get through or if fighting resumes, the risk of famine could return zane bus or avi all to 0. and as people returning to go to the city and they're ruined homes, they're facing a lack of sanitation and basic amenities. one, okay, lieut as more on that 16 months

mean, is there, i will release 193 palestinian prisoners to mount as having agencies are voiding the aiden during the gaza strip is insufficient. under the ceasefire agreement, 2 100000 tents was supposed to be allowed in 3010 percent of those other alternatives. the us state department consultants called rustic funds to sell $7400000000.00 worth of weapons. israel, it's comes 2 days after is very private disability with that to be all who visited washington potable, says you as president as despite of the plan. so in cole, with the president has a melita to discuss a diplomatic route over the panama canal, the strategic waterway has be that the central rising tensions between the 2 countries. the us, as for peace of, besides, the american government ships should not pay fees to transmit through the canal. on thursday, i believe they reacted angrily to washington's claims of a fee waiver, calling the lies of the faucets, trump has suggested that the united states take back control of the canal by force if necessary. or can i do probably, but just adjusted to that says donald trump is serio

until then i'll be as well will release 183 prison 2 by the time we agencies all warning that the aiden between the gaza strip is insufficient to the c. 5 agree, but 200000 tents was supposed to be allowed it. but at the time, the set to face of arrives to the states published and films congress. it plans to sell some point $4000000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. this comes 2 days after these really probably been a set that some yahoo visited washington. donald trump assigned to the executive order to hold a assistant to south africa. earlier this week, he had threatened to cut off funds to get a response to a lend before act, which he claims close to choose discrimination against that ations. why to my daughter to south advocate pass the loss of design to address, make sure the qualities are allowed to ship that they find they pause. i, their presence around the plaza has said his country will not be bullied. we are witnessing the rise of nationalism protectionism, the pursuit of natural interest and the decline of common cause. we will not be detach as we as hold africans and resil

republic of congo, m. 23 rebels on the allies advancing in both north and south keeping provinces, aiden bukasa with the capital of south keys. the officials of one hospitals say they are tracing thousands of patients with gunshot with b one then back to m 23 and allied forces. end of the city on sunday, off to taking go my in north to the 3 weeks ago. out. is there a long way? connie has travelled 5 hours by those across like keyboard from government in the north too. because in the south, the polls suggest reopened off to weeks of fighting. color was taken by m 23 level forces on sunday. out and reports from that. the right thing. yeah. you live at the tone of the boys. well now the boys are really cool. so today, think the present, even though the on where do you like is because you've got to see this. the business seems to resume here because this sounds does not have the same suggestion which happen and it will go in, in a coma. last 3 weeks. it was a very heavy fighting and also looking at killing and then up to not even the tone is not yet completed, as it is here because it will

and this comes before the tie, san canada, mexico and china take effects county, aiden and mexican enforce will be his would levies of 25 percent on tuesday while an extra 10 percent ties will be imposed on chinese goods. jessica washington is following developments from badging. as we approach the end of the chinese new year holiday, we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us will take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run counter to us. china corporation, aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and file a case of this. we are waiting to hear what townsend measures. aging has in mind, does say that they will be some on the way. it is of course, important to look at the broad economic context. time is economy don't space a number of challenges at this moment. we look at things like unemployment, low consumer spending, property sector prices with exports, exports remain a bright start for the economy. in fact, in 2024, the latest dat

obviously this isn't going to be a short term 6 getting aiden is vi. so in, in the days and weeks ahead, but can you just took us through a little bit about the trauma that is going to be a lift for the children in particular in the years and years ahead to yeah, i mean with, with the p d p concerned about the laughing impact to this for 3 months of combs, and bombardment, and info to see and displacement. lots of family members, of course uh will have on this whole destination of children in the cause that we be providing like social support for, for children throughout the whole. but we know that whatever we were able to do was really a jump in the there should, in terms of the mitigating some of the impacts of children on the goal. and we've seen throughout the war and continue not all the children we've, i'm because i have the conference via will be a know what this new phase of the will will present them with. but with the concern for children and the impact this will have a mental health. right. so thank you so much for your time. we really appre

the commissioner general and roughly that's a really on real being the body to distribute the aiden goals at the party. that has been a boy accosted by israel to connected. tossing a bill saying that under a condo phrase anymore, he is, are out for the plaza, really use the commission to general fund, right. he welcomed once, he'd seen and said it was good news. they still say of all parts of the un safe, but that needs to be more aide going into gaza when you speak to people, probably they will tell you they all very concerned about the next phase of a deal that concerned about a stage where soon we're going to get to where there are no more is rated captives alive. only the bodies of the sort of the captives will the c spa, the very fragile, see spot be able to continue at that moment of the privacy between skill on here. many of them about you train in your relationship with america, and there's actually a meeting of the 4 defense counsel before ministers of the european union. it's going to take place here on sunday because it's also being discussed here. and the next stage with the d

aiden, 11, was killed when an illegal alien from haiti struck a school bus full of children in ohio. rachel, age 37, mother of five, was attacked, raped and killed by an illegal alien while she was exercising on a trail in maryland. all of these innocent americans should be alive. but their lives were cut short because of joe biden's failures and refusal to enforce our laws. last july data released by i.c.e. showed nearly 650,000 criminal illegal alien were on i.c.e.'s no detain docket and roaming free in our country, within the interior of the united states. this figure includes roughly 15,000 illegal aliens convicted or charged with murder. more than 20,000 illegal alien convicted or charged with sexual assault and more than 105,000 illegal alien clarnlged or convicted of assault. last year nbc reported nearly 1.5 million immigrants in the united states have final orders of deportation. according to i.c.e. by contrast, i.c.e. deportations of criminal illegal alien plummeted. since february of 2021, i. kremplet under -- i.c.e. -- not to mention, since 2021, there are estimated to be

aiden clark age 11 was killed in an illegal alien from hades school bus filled with children know howother if i was attacked and raped and killed by illegal alien washes exercising on a trail in maryland. all of these innocent americans should be alive. their lives were cut short last july nearly 650,000 criminal illegal aliens work currently on i.c.e. known auditing docket and roaming free in our country. this includes roughly 15,000 illegal aliens convicted were charged with murder. .. united states or is it deportation? >> according to ice, criminal illegal aliens complement. ice deported less than 115,000 illegal aliens not to mention 2021, 2 million cutaways. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to join with my colleagues in the senate will has begun clearly laying the groundwork for programs to have around for the cultural 12 to that's in the budget committee the questions of the guys and our priorities. the cup you need gas and pay rent or mortgage and out of last november to lower prices. for a rude awakening. to pick up groceries will for imported goods. on the campaign trail pres

speakers introduced throughout the day and incredible event staff here, crystal, jack, john, adrian, aiden, victoria, who work with incredible professionalism to make this happen and finally, thank my ra, who basically took over organizing this event because i'm not an event planner, thank you to her. i'll thank you for coming and hand things over to professor schaeffer. [applause] >> thanks, welcome, everybody. i think this is a joint effort of dan and the -- it's so important today because we can see our own silos in terms of those looking at public policy. those looking at law. part of democracy, we have elections and people come in democratically elected and different public policy, that's fine. another thing with respect to our basic institutions of law and following the law, i think it's important for the law school and the public policy institute to work together to address the issues that are not only before us here in this country, but around the world and they're interconnected. so for me, the development in georgetown university is the moving of the mccourt school here next to t