, thanks for “oininu others. james aldo, thanks for joining us- _ others. james aldo, thanks for joining joining us. -- elder. _ iranian state media says 13 people are now confimed to have been killed in a suspected israeli air strike on the iranian embassy in damascus. the iranian supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei says monday's attack — in which two senior commanders in iran's powerful revolutionary guards were killed — will not go unpunished. we will get more on that story but now we have the us secretary of state antony blinken talking about the main story we have been covering. the main story we have been covering-— the main story we have been coverina. , . , ., covering. they have been doing extraordinary _ covering. they have been doing extraordinary brave _ covering. they have been doing extraordinary brave work - covering. they have been doing i extraordinary brave work everyday and critical work to try to make sure that people in need get what they need, starting with the most basic thing of all, food, to survive. the victims of the strike yesterday join a survive. the victi

. >> the county aldo had also held a press conference thing nurses have seen raises between 30 and 42%. >> we are facing a $250 million structural deficit. we need a contract that is fair and sustainable for nurses and for all of the other dedicated employees. providing critical service that residents rely on. >> the county also said they made repeated efforts to get the union back to the table. >>> healthcare has expanded over the years through medi-cal. this date is also this enrolling hundreds of thousands of people each month after hitting the pause button. how a nonprofit is trying to protect those most in need of coverage. >> reporter: she is helping to enroll patients who lack health care coverage and are not aware there eligible for medi-cal. >> there have been a lot of recent applications for those that are jobless and don't have income. >> it is the medicaid program for low income people. a single person has to make less than $20,783 annually to receive and if it's. they have been expanding and recently fully opened to anyone that qualifies, regardless of status. >> a lot of

and these soldiers had a very simmering kind of tension with the soldiers led by aldo.and that is when the philippine-american war starts in february of 1899. so the war of 1898 kind of puts the us in the philippines and then they engage with a war against the philippines that was led by again, aldo and aguinaldo. again was advised by this man, agoncillo so when the filipino american war is ongoing, it's interesting because the war of 1888 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the u.s. from spain for $20 million, according to the treaty of paris, which was ratified in 1899. agoncillo. went first to washington, d.c., december four to try to represent the philippines interests and denied any meeting with mckinley in washington. he then went to paris. and followed up with a group of other commissioners from cuba, from the philippines and puerto rico. and this group, i think tainan probably mentioned them. it's really important for us to recognize that representatives of the former colonies of spain were attempting to have a voice in the treaty that was being sign

we did turn aldo so many people, and also with the transparency in the pulling station proof that they have breakfast, a democratic election. we also know not long after the election. there's a recent terror attack in moscow that really shocked the world, especially not long after the election and prompting several countries to ramp up there and type her is precautions. so how has indonesia responded to the news of this tragedy? well, i was in moscow almost a week here before the effect of good and i was there to participate this, you know, the entire nation observation for the president selection of a presidential election. it was, i'm very logical. it started road and trouble by the harder for effect on civilians in public spaces. because before the election, even a night before the election, we also in the room in the big room like, uh, parts of home to watch all sort of performances of, uh, the best of singing and dancing. so russian culture. so of course, on behalf of the house of representatives of 35 bits of indonesia and the inclination people, i send my profile of on the lense

the aldo beckman award four late correspondent, aldo beckman goes to barak ravid.ng was almost an intimate level of stories closely aligned to events subsequently transpired. his stories put the reader into the room as decisions were being made in a tumultuous aftermath of the october 7th hamas-led raids on israel. ladies and gentlemen, the whca is pleased to get the aldo beckman award to barak ravid. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> the whca gives out two awards for reporting under deadline pressure, one for print, another for broadcast. each includes a prize of $2500. this year's winner is peter baker of the new york times. [ cheers and applause ] the judges said baker's coverage of president joe biden's visit to israel just days after the october 7th attacks filed on deadline from tel aviv combined a comprehensive recounting of that whirlwind trip with expert reporter driven analysis of the present's messaging and priorities during a fraud moment. he carefully selected observations with reporting and behind-the-scenes detailed summarized the

and in one of these letters, this particularly important, he asked cousin general balderrama aldo to send him for hundred reinforcements. and the letter said that the that cecilio sigismund, who was his courier, would lead reinforcements back to his headquarters in poland on so. funston pondered what he'd there and the next day he met with sigismund though and he ran by various strategies to try to aguinaldo. first he said, well, you know, the u.s. navy could go up the coast and then there could be a lightning raid and they could sees him. and 6 minutes said it will never work. their their native that live along the coast they would alert the aguinaldo in milan before any u.s. were able to get there. and then then funston said, well, what about march up through the center of luzon and, go to a pawn on that way? and he was told that wouldn't work. there was only one mountain pass and it was very closely guarded. and then funston up with a very elaborate trojan horse campaign. he said, okay, you know those expecting what if we those reinforcements with soldiers that are loyal the unite

and segovia twice shot colonel vila, who was the chief of staff of aggie aldo. and then hilarious helpless hero, who until then had had he wasn't a great marcher. maccabees actually to carry him on that march up the coast. but at the crucial moment he's the person that physically restrained aguinaldo and said you are a prisoner of the americans. now the americans have missed battle. they by the time they the battle the battle over. but they still had to wait to days until their planned rendezvous with the uss vicksburg and they spent most of the time taking celebratory photos. poland on with a kodak camera that that th burnt mitchell had brought along with him. and then finally when uss vicksburg arrived when when aguinaldo boarded the ship he did so no longer as the president of the philippine republic, but as a prisoner of war. thank you.

lack of the conservation ethic in the culture, our society, the the kind of conservation ethic that aldo leopold talked about when he simply said we're all of the same biotic system and all parts of it are intertwined. and then the end important i perceive a a germination of this kind of an ethic. yeah. and growing in this country and we have to have where do you that. well i, i, i've talked to i've been talking for almost 40 years, 35 years around the country and i see it running every place i go on this year to speak. and last year somebody comes up and says i was in school but just to be an at their college. and many of them are teachers many of them and they have a strong ethical concept about about when we get through this one, you will have these grade school, college and high school kids up whose parents are more sensitive and teaching them and the and so forth. so i see the germination of an ethic that's going to say it must that if we're intruding, let's not what are the consequences if we had any just ordinary common sense in the politics of this country we wouldn't have practi

welcome web reports now from kaji aldo county south of the capital market. the rains mostly come at night, leave devastation in the morning. dozens of people have been killed in flash floods, here in kenya, holdings upon those mother was one of them. this is what remains of the home and her possessions. 6 people died here. this is exactly the phase. this is where we found them. the 40 of my mother's neighbors was trapped right across here and it seemed as though my cousin held her ankle with her head lost between her ties. people in the slums of the capitol, nairobi say the government some little to help president william root so called an emergency meeting. earlier this week. i also asked the military and i'm happy that many missed up for defends is yeah. to provide some of the capabilities they have to support citizens. it's mostly can use red cross rescuing people, providing some food and shelter to those who've lost their homes. grace, why, why they told us nobody came to help her. and the ones that came gushing in and it keeps happening either commerce

the wca is pleased to give the aldo beckman award to barak r aveed.ause] [laughter] [applause] the wca gives out two awards for reporting under deadline pressure, one for print and another for broadcast. each includes a price of $2500. this year's print winner is peter baker of the new york times. [applause] the judges said baker's coverage of president joe biden's visit to israel just days after the october 7 attacks filed on deadline from tel aviv provided a comprehensive accounting of the whirlwind trip with expert analysis of the president's messaging and priorities during a fraud moment. he carefully selected observations of public events compared with well source reporting of behind-the-scenes detail, smartly summarize the emotional crosscurrents, diplomatic chaos and other challenges surrounding the journey. history not only helped advance understanding of the latest developments of a fast-moving situation to real time. it considered a sense of the assessment of underlying naming sentence to read that allowed it to stand as a definitive written

so he's also the winner of the aldo beckman award, the white house correspondents association, for his coverage of the trump. that is mr. mckay coppins. the next. yeah you can applaud as many times as you as you are able. these guys have traveled a long way to be with us and we want to show them a really tucson welcome and appreciation. and so thanks. the next book i love the title is called how elites ate the social justice movement. it's by fredrik deboer frederick, who's sitting in the middle over here. his. frederick is a has a book, a previous book by the name of it called the cult of smart. he's got his doctorate from purdue university and he's written extensively as a purdue person right there. he written extensively with a focus on education policy. cancel, cancel and policy reform. he is a self-described marxist of the old school variety and will certainly want to know more about that. frederick i hope you'll mention that a little bit. so how elites ate the social justice movement by. frederick de boer right here. and the third book and third author is robert jones. he's writt

and he's done it again. christiano and aldo scores his 2nd. patrick in 3 days. all the latest sports is coming up with peter. step, the phone, counting the cost, the world's population is shrinking rapidly. how will that affect the global economy regulations on both sides of the atlantic cracking sound? take monopolies, plus the june the gas and take jones's narrowing. but when will it be want doubts counting the cost on al jazeera in a world full of darkness. hope was so scarce donated we delivered in ramadan, said bryce. we've touched lives in you, in this holy month. the power of kindness, great. in the joy of breaking falls and the footprint we remember the blessings we all meant to share. for that do a sacred play is now your duty to fulfil all that can possibly be reporting for me. at 3 winning hearing the airbag content has been removed or restricted. i'll just say it was teams across the world. bring you closer to the hosp to the store. the, [000:00:00;00] the there watching else is 0 reminder of our headlines. the bodies of 6 foreign aid workers killed

i'm glad you said that because because you told her aldo rivera last year, you may want his policies, but trump will not deliver trump policies. he will deliver chaos. >> and if anything lead to a backlash. >> so we'll set his policies much further back than they would otherwise be your even acknowledging he can't accomplish those? no publican policies what i was saying was, if you want trump's policies, if you're maga and want to make america great again, the other candidates will be successful at that much more than he will. >> but the reasons i stated that's going to be donald trump, that's right. >> i'm certainly not going to get anywhere near what i'd like under biden biden is not a great moral exemplar. >> okay and is he following the laws here? >> he is giving away another round of for forgiving student loans after he lost it in the supreme court and he thinks get away any things you can get away with it by getting it out the door before the election. >> but this is not enforcing the law and the borders, but those are policy differences that you disagree with. trump. i remember

donald trump did while in new york, while in manhattan, was go to harlem to visit the bodega where jose aldo was a guy working as a clerk there. he was the victim of a violent crime. he defended himself then 11 bragg brought charges which you immediately dropped because manhattan nights were outraged about the fact that a guy who was defending himself was getting charged while the other guy was likely to get off scot-free. i think donald trump is actually using this as an opportunity, whether you like it or not, visited nypd cop who was killed on the job and go to this let me just say from the front page of the new york post getting them in court room. >> anyway, i want to pick up on yet another legal case that donald trump's involved in. this thursday, the supreme court is going to hear donald trump's case for total immunity for a president in involving official akre rayyan how many justices do you think we'll sayyed with trump either for complete immunity or partial immunity. >> it's hard for me to say. i will say that i think that chief justice roberts is going to be open to the argument

it's my honor to announce this year's winners the aldo beckman award for overall excellence and whitename for a former association president the late chicago tribune correspondent, aldo beckman, goes to barak ravid of axios the judge said barak ravid's reporting displayed deep, almost intimate levels of sourcing and the united states and abroad that produce stories closely aligned to the events that subsequently transpire. his stories put the reader into the room as decisions were being made in the tumultuous aftermath of the october 7 hamas-led raids on israel ladies and gentlemen, the wh ca is pleased to get the aldo beckman award to barak ravid the whe, a gibbs out two awards for reporting under deadline pressure, one for print, another for broadcast. each includes a prize of $22,500. this year is print winner is peter baker of a new york times the judges said, bakers coverage or president joe biden's visit to israel just days after the tobias seventh attacks filed on deadline from tel aviv combined a comprehensive recounting of that whirlwind trip with expert reporter driven analy