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directors any questions? not seeing any. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comments on the report? >> go ahead and check for public comment in the room. i do see a member of the public, mr. patrick. >> speaker: thank you, jim patrick, i'm sorry, i millsed the director's report on the prevailing wage issue, but i wanted to point out and read from your, from your document which is the minimum wage that any person performing labor for this provision and project work should be paid not less in the highest wage. we're working on, an 8 billion dollars project and we're bidding it out at the highest possible wage and that's our policy and i know, i had a conversation with the, with my friend with the attorney here, that's a federal restrictions, that's requirement, maybe we should suggest that's not a good requirement. maybe we should renegotiate. how can you stand by and spend 8 billion dollars and agree to pay to the highest wage. it's bananas, i don't know what to say. how about adding some a apprentice to the job

directors any questions? not seeing any. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comments on the report? >> go ahead and check for public comment in the room. i do see a member of the public, mr. patrick. >> speaker: thank you, jim patrick, i'm sorry, i millsed the director's report on the prevailing wage issue, but i wanted to point out and read from your, from your document which is the minimum wage that any person performing labor for this provision and project work should be paid not less in the highest wage. we're working on, an 8 billion dollars project and we're bidding it out at the highest possible wage and that's our policy and i know, i had a conversation with the, with my friend with the attorney here, that's a federal restrictions, that's requirement, maybe we should suggest that's not a good requirement. maybe we should renegotiate. how can you stand by and spend 8 billion dollars and agree to pay to the highest wage. it's bananas, i don't know what to say. how about adding some a apprentice to the job

, any call from any okay from with outside. so that way the speak with i don't see how it is booked at that for them to put that in place is a, is a condition. it's not so good for them. but the best thing is to place them in our units that i see. but we don't have it if the students have issues with that knowledge and that, and secondly, oxygen just to use them as we need to, to bid it. we get a better that we need the conditions that are getting low at allow us to to bid it . okay. but because of the siege of the hospital, we are unable to do this issue now. and you guys are saying, okay, before 5 bids we, when we have the ability to do it, but now it's is that we lost the ability to do it. so if we can do if the allow us to, to be able to this and so, but i didn't get a few or 2 beds that to host with. then we can run our i c o n unit and i still haven't kind of been sort of issue and that is, i guess both of these circumstances have been continuing for some time now. and now with this read, i have to ask you, how are you fe

but the, and until now that smoking any, any comments as to the evidence, what the idea of has been present thing is the interrogation of the how mosse a fight. those that came in the israel on the 7th of october. and many of them have be interested in of being interrogated. and the some of them have been giving an account of the situation in she for hospice. there is something i've been talking about in network of tunnels under she for hospital connecting to other time those i'm the state thing that the mos the fighters under the hospital. and of course the people under interrogation say different things. so i'm not going to position to judge these really minute. 3 is also supplies that can recordings kind of a few shows that are also confirming such things that they a produce. again, none of this information is verifiable. and i can tell you the code for patients in god's or they deny it. and so i, i can see a full picture of that. a quick word on the westbound go away from a gauze that because the west bank is now seeing one of it said, deadliest raids. that was on the 1st day according

do any of you have any ideas? so, commissioner, the focus of what we are doing right now is for people who are homeless and we were going into those sites. sorry-home-bound, not homeless. >> thank you. >> if i come up with anything, i'll let you know. >> also i'm interested to-- >> okay. >> maybe we can do it off-line. thank you. >> sure. i'll schedule time with you commissioner so we can talk about it in more detail. >> thank you. >> sure. >> executive director dearman, is the new strategic plan for all c4a? >> yes, for all c4a. >> that's great to hear. >> and it pretty much mirrors what they are trying to do at cda so our policies seem to be very much in accord with what they are trying to do. i will say these policies are not in the final final because we all recognize that there is nothing in here that talks about equity and so we are going to put it in the-who we are and what our focus is, so it is overarching mission statement for us. >> any other commissioner comments? commissioners, item 6 is the das emplo

and i don't think any other student has any trust in any international system. know especially enough that this war. uh so back to a bigger question. i mean, it's not about the ship house but the ship house, but that is the less than the medical castle and it's about, is it a demolishing any live ability, any perspective for anyone to stay in gaza? it's, it's the owner system at the company and to target the civic oh, the civic facilities all life signs of gaza. and once they're done with it, they don't have to worry about the people because people have to leave. that's the thing. that's the big plan that must have done is in think god, the city and the lot from its own people. and then it, i don't know when we're in which direction to, to move. i mean the money out of this book, what many scenarios. but the, the, the scenario with that that for should i see now is, and thing guys are the soonest. it works for the better for them to be a better position to. i don't know what to do next. maybe go solved or do something crazy again, but that's what we spend though

so therefore any, any, uh, conflict or any protests of. busy these brands will not affect the, basically the global oppressions. it would have some impact. but as you said, correct, a would be a dropping ocean. and what about on is rails economy? could we see any kind of impact a tool through this boy called movement? the book of movement is, is not the way it's been going on for the past 20 years. as you know, there's a, there's a move by the bought, uh, uh, boy coaching and, and the diverse and basically putting sanctions on, on the start of the companies. and obviously, due to this are some conflicts of b, b, i read this thing there imagines all of these are movements the impact on is there any companies uh on dogs are very uh, i would say i would not. it would not be very obvious. you to the fact that, you know, if you need to have some sort of data on numbers to understand what was the, you know, the daughter key impact on, on these are the companies. as i said, the impacts on, on these are to companies would be more on the short term

is there any mandatory meanings there or is there any citizen? i do not think that from us has any like how much would work to keep them as a bargain in the upcoming cease fire or the upcoming business with us. and they do not get anything by killing any of them. and one of the objectives of the is it any non division is for free these hostages? so the palestinian people here are just one day how, how i mean, how, what is being achieved here. and telling the the families all the hostages have made another plea for the release of the ones. hundreds, riley, that child thing bring them home. the idea says around 240 people located. that's why i'm us on, on some of the 7 move since have feed full female hostages, a suggestive they could do these others look for a national often a slew of recent rocket attacks. why, how much a little was driving? is really watertown those to that right? now resembles a ghost town is really, is bureau chief more if a national travel day to see for yourself, it went to a couple of kilometers away from the front line. th

is there any sisters? so 99.7 percent of all those who the under administer to detention are palestinians and the way it's being done on so that aren't able to record scan, approve detention to that mr. through detention, right kind of thing and come not to object to the administrative defense or, or cannot, cannot challenge, administer to defense improperly. oh, this means that the way is a use is administer to detention is incomplete violation of international. okay. i had a boy ties, let me bring you into the conversation. the majority of palestinians being held, and he's really jails right now on male teenagers. what are these children? because they are children? what are they being held for? what are they accused of? yeah, do you me just a little bit of send them to the accused of storm to put on the spot the according to the is that i the military leak assist them the punishment for throwing the stones. it's up to 20 years and for this event. so this is a betty hot shot sometimes and, but it's the ma

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happy to answer any questions at any of you may have. >> any questions? >> quick question. so, with the current language you are proposing will go into effect immediately? >> absolutely. >> okay. that's most important. >> if you pass it today, we are ready to post the updated application purchase policy and faq and respond to the many members who have contacted us and expressed interest. >> i know you have a back-log and why i asked the question. >> we do. we are ready. >> thank you mr. chair. >> any further questions, comments? >> two comments. a lot of phone calls and interest since this passed by the board of supervisors many months ago. i just know that the communication to the members who are going to be very interested in deciding to take advantage of this benefit has been great because there is more information besides what is written in the policy when it gets down to the level where members can understand and apply and execute. the coordination with the cbso is very valuable to us to make the process go smoother and faster. verifying you have the service is what ta

with the fragility of the truce right now s there any realistic hope the red cross is going to get any access -- >> that's part of the deal, that's, our expectation is that hamas will allow that access. that was part of that -- part of that arrangement. i don't know whether, how much access they have had but part of the deal they signed up to. we'll see if we can get extension on this. i mean -- you know, it's part of the deal for pauses, during the pause while you are getting hostages out and aid in, red cross gets access. so again, we have one more day today, hopefully we can get this thing extended and we'll see. >> any other way they feel they can determine the condition of the hostages, especially the americans? >> that's why the red cross access is so important because it's eyes on, it's an independent view and look to see how these people are doing. and that's why it's so important, why we have been fighting for it. >> thank you, john. regarding the attack in jerusalem which hamas has taken credit, does the u.s. view the attack to be a violation of the ongoing truce between isra

but he doesn't have any humanity. the occupation doesn't have any human human sides and the direction thoughts are left within was also targeted. and today, they have dealt in the bad manner and in a human the agent way with the people. let's go to honey. my favorite, who is live for us and con unit us inside the gaza strip. honey is very hard to get the very latest on the situation inside out she for hospital. but what we all hearing is that is ready for us is our interrogation people inside the hospital and on in the comp coach are the gathering people that specifically men. what are you hearing this 1000000 will the segment we just listen to very consistent with what we're getting so far from our saw. busy inside, as she saw hospital who has been telling us exactly what we heard in the signal, but as of now what these really military is doing is going around the sheets hospital a building by building a right now, the rate is concentrated right at the one of the major buildings inside the specialized surgery. surger

any public comments? i don't see any. we can go to public comment and ask for a motion for approval. >> motion, ladies first. >> so moved. >> and a second. >> i second. >> roll call vote. >> president torres. >> aye. >> commissioner lindo. >> aye. >> commissioner kim. >> aye. >> and commissioner pikes. >> aye. >> so moved, thank you. that will be item 11 for any commissioners comments report? >> i ask that we go back to some of the reports that were provided we can do them in committee but having more updates with the metrics will be good to go back to. >> commissioner kim and one thing that is noted, very responsive to the commissions direction. so i expect that they would invite further direction if the commission would like that. >> yes, and it's been very nice to see that. i'm happy to see changes to presentations, amendments, again at a rate that we wish to see increased but it's great to see them. it's great to see them, thank you. >> thank you. >> all right, any further comments? considerations or quaeries, poems?

>> i don't have any information about any other conflict other than one group who was pro israel and one group pro palestine. we have no indication of any physical prior confrontations between anyone. as far as both organizations having their events out there, public stlamtstated on their so media was to have peaceful protests and not to engage in counterprotests. >> any information if in fact the suspect was carrying a megaphone or if a megaphone was used to strike the victim? >> i don't have that information at this time. i heard that and i think the medical examiner said the injuries on the face could have been caused by a megaphone. but i don't have the information of what he had on him at the time. >> -- was there one side that was significantly larger? some of the videos show more pro palestine protesters or demonstrators. >> i don't have that information. i apologize. >> how much information was the victim able to share with you from the hospital? >> i'm not at liberty to discuss that part of the investigation at this time. >> able to walk you through what happened? >> i don't

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any outbreak will undermine our war operations. we cannot continue funding in the event of a humanitarian crisis or an international outcry. ok. so it might have been what sort of a reaction has they've been in israel to this decision to allow to fuel trucks, intern gauze on a daily basis to somebody. and we started hearing outrage from the far right wing, members of the government. very shortly after that announcement was made by the israeli war cabinet as far as allowing to fuel trucks per day into gaza. now um several members lashed out. let me tell you about 2 of the most prominent far right wing, members of the government and of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose coalition you had finance administered as a little smart ridge. he said, allowing fuel into gaza is a great mistake and against the cabinets decision, it reflects weakness. it's giving oxygen to the enemy. and it allows send war to sit in an air condition bunker comfortably watch the news and continue to manipulate is rarely society and the families of the hosta

any other speakers today? any other speakers, please go ahead and line up and we'll take each speaker as in line. please stand in line along the curtain wall so we know how many speakers we have. thank you. >> hi. ceo of fly wheel technologies. just here to kind of have you take away a few points. uber has the most demand thet that we have seen. there are many riders who have never taken a taxi. we have a opportunity here and been doing it all most a year to take the riders and put them in a taxi and make it taxi ride. that is the concept. the other concept, these are completely optional for the driver. they see everything. they see how much they earn. where they drive to pick up point. where they have to drop off. they give mileage. they see how many miles the journey takes where they are now to drop off so they calculate in their mind is this worth it for me and if they decline there is no consequence. in other parts-there might be consequence, there is none at all. they get the next ride available. know the

is there any present those as well? but yeah, so that, that, and that is one very important thing that i want to mention to you. since 1967 is that it has conducted more than 1000000 cases of various, again by the student population. you're talking about 1000000 that is, in the case of a population that is no more than 5500000 people. and that is quite a significant number, a huge number 1000000 the rest since 1967. you said mister by godaddy. you mentioned the case of these really present a deal actually to was exchange for almost a 1000 palestinian prisoners. but as you say yourself, mister banker is even as more modest to me and prisoners are released every day. we see dozens more arrested as indicate as is the case in the occupied westbank. we've seen more than 90 eras in the last 24 hours in the occupied west bank in guise at the director of i'll chief a hospital and a number of medical personnel arrested there. so my question is obviously it's a relief for the families of these prisoners were being released. but i

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i don't see any questions?so commissioners this matter is submitted and commissioners with your permission i'd like to ask ms. roddy the impact of cornice in the current state versus if it were removed or reduced can you step to the mic ms. roddy? >> what's the impact cornice in the front to you. >> well the way the dr recommendation were made the commissioners said pretty much we roach everything own the front of the building and setback the building. so didn't understand that um, after the dr hearing after the plans were the plans they said were the plans in effectively didn't understand they can setback the and add anchor in his doesn't make sense. why would you setback the building back and add 2 and a half roof overhang that didn't doesn't make sense. i - i don't think we addressed did pop out further along the building a 6 foot by 2 and a half pop out shows a title in that was not on the plan either. >> the core in his few you've seen why the cornice was the remainder with list massing is a live and die s

have made the hospitals primary targets with their aggression, their bloccade and they even refuse any treatment for the wounded, the pastini and wondeds and even the men, the women and children, they would not allow medicine to... reach them, they would not allow people to salvage their lives, to save their lives, this is why they even targeting the ambulance cars, the images are extremely hurtful and extremely harsh, but it's important for the world to see, for everyone to be able to see, maybe this would wake the conscience that has been dead for very long time, there are many of our people of our nation, they reached a state where they have their conscience is dead, they have no conscience at all now, some of them reached a state where they are in a state of hibernation, we need to wake them up, they need something to wake them up, but the conscience which is dead needs to be revived, those images which are extremely harsh, are so strong the level that they can even revive the conscience, they can wake us all up from our hibernation and the fact that our conscience is a slave, the

why has any work begun looking for these objects using their research and findings or any other methods? well, earlier right now, i mean, we just posted the paper and the analysis and we analyzed i should say we analyzed only 57 spherules so far out of the 700. so we plan to go through most of them and get much better statistic x about the below composition and other properties. and so it's a work in progress. and of course this is a new idea that, you know, that i mentioned about looking at the catalogs of meteorites and trying to find, if any of them. but it's also it's also finding a needle in a haystack because only one in a thousand meteorites based on the statistics that we calculated, should have a originated in interstellar space. so only one in a thousand, but i should also say that objects of that size half a meter to a meter, there must be a lot of them, millions of them within the orbit of the earth, around the sun right now at any. and the reason that only one of them collides with earth per decade is because the earth has a small cross-sectional area. so it only collides w

nobody from any u.s. government agencies are in afghanistan right now. >> and so most of your information is secondary, hearsay, diaspora. >> diaspora, interviewing ngo officials-- we've done, we do have some independent civil society organizations that we're working with in afghanistan that are providing us information. we do get documents and although we can't subpoena the state department to get documents, we do have subpoena authority over corporations, ngo's that are working there and we also get material by talking to other countries that are working there. so, we have a large, you know, swath of information that we're getting. we're not getting the internal contract documents and materials that we would normally get from the state department. >> yeah, i heard that earlier. >> that's the time. thank you. i now recognize for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. sopko, thank you for your testimony today. can you estimate how many afghan refugees are coming to the united states through pakista

we have said that publicly and privately that any resolution of any border security measures passed up a consistent with our values as house democrats. our view has been that we are a nation of immigrants and that will continue to be important as a the value for us because it's an american value. we are also a nation anchored in the rule of law. and that will continue to be important as we evaluate whatever comes out of the senate. >> what about the idea of placing conditions on usa to israel and i'm wondering if you had a healthy conversation with the congress in the house? >> we have got to make sure israel and our allies across the world are able to provide for their self-defense in the face of terror, in the case of israel or authoritarian overreach in the case of ukraine facing down russian aggression and that we should be there for our allies. and of course continue to urge anyone throughout the world. particularly those that we support to prosecute the conflict that we are engaged in a manner consistent with the international rules of law and it's my expectation that will contin

but he doesn't have any humanity. the occupation doesn't have any human human side and the direction thoughts i left at the end was also targeted. and today they have a dent in a bad manner and in a human the agent way. with the paper us president joe biden says he believes the release of is right, a captive is going to happen, but he hasn't given the details of how the release might come about people every single day. will you sign to see our of the the know okay, that's it for me, molly inside. i will be back at the top of the hour with more fall continuing. special coverage of feet more on gone. some of the time now is 10 30 am in the morning. you can find lots more on all website outages here at dot com. the weather is next. then inside story, we'll take a closer look at as well as a tax on got this hospital which all protected by international. so to stay with us the, the hello is still really is no sign of any laptop in the very unsettled weather. and at times, stormy weather, pushing it across much of year. now

is there any forces? county i was raised in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem destroying homes in novelist sitting on have it on us equity and straight on to the blanket as expected to reach palestinian president mahmoud abbas. and as i'm not in the coming out, the show of solidarity from new york to talk to a major values of being held to run the world in support of palestinians. the it's a g m t, that's 10 am and goes. palestinians have once again enjoyed a night of heavy bombardment. they say is really is intensifying attacks on schools, water reservoirs, bakeries and hospitals to force people to move stuff through refugee comes out among the latest targets. the guys are health ministry size, an air strike on almost as a comp and central gaza has killed at least 47 palestinians. people are digging through rather than search of more survivors. i'm a gauzy isn't the so called evacuation zone. but israel told palestinians they would be safe as a separate attack. 6 palestinians have been killed and

do you have any questions? all right. well, thanks very much. committee any questions, comments? just one question. since you exceeded your plan, improvements in multiple areas, what do you think enabled you to do that? i'm sorry, i didn't hear the last part. what enabled you to complete that more work than was originally planned? oh, sure. i think in a lot of you know, we do have low bid system for a lot of our projects that we issue out to contract in some cases we are our our estimates versus what the contractor actually bids ends up being, you know, a little bit lower. it does fluctuate sort of, you know, with the market. and so, you know, this bond was from from 2011 and we implement we were in construction implementing projects all the way through to 2019. so there was a lot of opportunities where we did have some cost savings. you know, to be honest, some instances in some instances it was on the opposite side, right? where we had to we had some overruns or had some change orders and such. but but overall, i believe we had some savings that we were able to utilize and impl

is there any forces in the occupied? westbank is any forces if carried out more rates in the tool car and then jeanine rescue g cancer in the past 12 hours at least 2 people had been killed in raids in the town of fates, a non engine. hebron mama challenge room is info calm for us and shows us the optimal for some of those rains to the rate that happened here in the total cut them refugee camp into the cut them was the most intense of the raids that transpired that were carried out by the israeli army, throughout the occupied west bank and the overnight hours of yesterday into today. the one that happened here uh took place over the course of at least 4 hours. starting around 2 30 am were told by residence they ended around 6 30 am and were told that they were, they were intense clashes between palestinian fighters here and members of the israeli army. now let me show you a little bit about what we've seen here on this particular street. i'm a let the sound of move the camera around. so if you look about 20 meters up the

so obviously any of the function of hostilities, of any kind would be a breach. and i think it's very important that the lines of communication remain open so that any possible, but each power that it is defined is communicated immediately to both sides. and there is a way to walk back from it and make sure that we continue with that with your not just also 2nd question it and can you, um, just give us some sense about why we have seen delays. how's it being that? how may i so israel has made any further demands further to what was in the proposal that was uh that that was agreed upon 24 hours ago on all you expecting any further delays. we are hoping that we don't see any delays and the, i think we've reached a point now where everything is in place and you have an id to, to go on the, on the ground. so we are hopeful that as i do by 7 am tomorrow and everything will stop and we'll have this the beginning today. you mind taking a tooth our pods when it comes to the what the dates are, what, what the agent of the dates. i can tell you that at the, the discussions

any view at all. even if i agree with it. certainly waving a palestinian flag the day israel's defense forces moved in to gaza to try to destroy terrorist savages like hamas is beyond the pail. >> sandra: i want to ask you now focusing on the hostage release this hour as the war continues, there is a quote in the "washington post" on the israel war creating divides inside the biden white house. with this headline, white house grapples with internal divisions on israel-gaza, senator, reads the israel-gaza war that is roiled the administration more than any other issue in biden's three years in office. according to numerous aides and allies, as staffers agonize over their positions on emotional issues. before i ask you how you support any conditions on further aid going over, what is your reaction to that? what are you hearing about this divide inside the west wing? >> well, i think it's appalling that senators like bernie sanders are calling on conditions as aid to israel. as if israel is a third world country abusing its own

they didn't fare any better.nnels. unfortunately, there is no precedent in the history of warfare, of a military organisation that took hostage essentially notjust 2a0 civilians taken from israel, but they took hostages 2 million palestinians in gaza and used them as human shields in the most horrible ways.— as human shields in the most horrible ways. as human shields in the most horrible wa s. ., , ., horrible ways. professor, can i ask ou, the horrible ways. professor, can i ask you, the israeli _ horrible ways. professor, can i ask you, the israeli policy, _ horrible ways. professor, can i ask you, the israeli policy, which - horrible ways. professor, can i ask you, the israeli policy, which we . you, the israeli policy, which we hear is to eradicate hamas, there are growing calls from many parts of the world for a ceasefire, and urgent, urgent ceasefire is needed, do you believe that is at all possible, that there is any room in the israeli government to consider this kind of diplomacy that could lead to a ce

of truth and without any justice, chris heat and harris doesn't have to look into any of their eyesved ones mattered, and those families matter and what this is doing is inhumane in in an extraordinary way that no one in a developed country in 2023 should even be cognicent of. hello and welcome from the yemeni capital san ar to this special meeting with the prime minister of the yemeni caretaker government dr. abdulaziz bintul zinists are committing crimes. neither german naziism nor italian fascism committed. coordination is taking place at the highest levels between the leader of the yemeni revolution, abdul malik badruddin alhuthi, and also the leaders in iran, iraq, syria, lebanon, and also the resistance in palestine. we consider ourselves part of the access of resistance, and our relationship with tehran is excellent. i mean, very, very. very very excellent. rice groups express concerns or the safety of civilian sheltering at in gaza as israel continues pounding the facilities. more protests are held in the world calling for an end to the israeli war on gaza and this brutality

independence, the territorial of china, america has no intention of recognizing any situation, any treaty, any agreement brought about means contrary to t kellogg antiwar pact. obviously, the japanese are not wild about stimson to note the tokyo press, which is government mouthpiece denies that ever sought to occupy chinese territory. it said it had no intention of closing the open door in. fact it was quite sarcastic, so it pleased that america is sensitive to the exigencies of far eastern questions. japan's foreign minister responds to stimson by pledging for the anti war pact and for the open door, and the british foreign office has no desire to get into a war with the japanese so it is completely satisfied with japan's response. it's not going to support the american declaration of non-recognition. the british don't want to antagonize japan. they feel e u.s. has no more business in manchuria than the u.s. has in britain's dealings with india. besides, the u.s. is unreliable, able. it cannot keep its word. it hadn't even joined the league of nations. as i quoted prime minister, you get

the pro israel lobby will go to any length to remove anybody from the us congress that has any. any oppositionnd their total, unequivocal support for israel, good, bad or indifferent, that's wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news and brief. وانتظر ذلك اليوم الذي سنصل الى تلك التله وما بعد تلك التله. كان عندها قرار استراتيجي هو تجزئه الامه العربيه وخلق كيانات منفصله عن بعضها ومتعاديه مع بعضها وتشل بعضها بعضا لقد عدت اليوم من فلسطين لكن صدقوني لم اعود الا لكي اعود الى فلسطين how did the heart of the resistance sore between cycles of boom and dust until it reve the hopes of the people in defeating the israeli project. press tv's news and brief israel releases more palestinian prisoners as part of an exchange deal with a homous resistance movement, 30 palestinians, all women and children were freeed from israeli jails in the early hours of thursday, i'm also with the... 16 captives including foreign nationals. iran's foreign minister is more effective measures to stop israel's attacks on gaza, lift the blockade of the territory and and the occupation of palestine. abdu

ricy underline that any intervention by washington in a decision-making process for gaza is doomed to fail. iranian president said the us is accomplice in the israeli regime's heinous crimes against gazans and added that any interference by the us government amounts to the continuation of these brutalities. he said washington has been disc raced and discredited in the eyes of the public around the world. israel's prison service says 39 palestinian detainees have been released under a true agreement between tel aviv and hamas. the amats are the third group of palestinians who have been released since the ceasfire came into effect on friday, this after hamas released 13 israelis and four foreign nationals in the first two days of the exchange, total of 26 israelly, 78 palestinians, 14 thais and one filipino were released. hamas says in total, 50 captives are to be freed in return for 150 palestinian women and children in israeli. jails under the true seal. the resistance group says it is ready to release all captives if all palestinian prisoners are released. well, it's the final day of

and now is not the operating or taking any patients in any hospital. the pop this hospital has also been asked to to evacuate, just like other hospitals in this trip or 80 the northern parts and eagles, the city, including eclipse hospital, which was uh, evacuated by the east. really army and not sort of hospitals for children as mtc hospital for children. all these hospitals have completely run or shut down and been evacuated by force by the ease really army. and now the only hospital, as i mentioned, that is still running with 1st aid methods and primitive methods to try to save those injuries that come after every air striking goes to the city and north is the indonesian hospital. of course, there are no, any kind of humanitarian aid or medical aid, reaching the indonesian hospital whatsoever. no fuel is reaching the hospital, no medications, and no supplies. okay, you're gonna have to now thank you for that update. we're going to stay with this. of course. i'm going to bring in no other days. let's go on the list and calling it . she's joining us l

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there cannot be any equivocation about t there cannot be any half measures. we owe it to the american people to stand up and secure the border. we did that. the core policies in h.r. 2, parole fixes, asylum reforms, limits on the c.p.b. one a. turn away authority. empowerment of state a.g.'s to defend those laws. we need these to ensure unk-pd children are safe. my republican colleagues are all too quick to want to trade those off as if they are unimportant. as if the child being sold into sex trafficking trade as we speak is unimportant. because, oh, we have our prers we must pass the ndaa. fund the federal government at its full tilt at the nancy pelosi spending levels. spending restraint means restraint. it doesn't mean the fraud that is perpetrated in this town on a regular basis by republicans and democrats alike. all of the so-called side deals that will blow the lid off of the f.r.a. spending are completely unacceptable. and to the speaker and senate republicans i say, if we are going to cut spending, it needs to cut spending year over year. because th