and she ran to bert room. >> i opened the door, and bert almost took my head off with a bat. don't remember having a conversation with them. i just remember being so happy that they were fine. >> both of us were on pure adrenaline. just like, trying to just grasp what just happened. you know? are you okay? yeah we're fine. >> tracy said that she shepherded bert and her younger children into the hallway, thinking they were finally safe. but according to both tracy and bert, the nightmare was far from over. the intruder lying on tracey's floor, was still alive. she could see it was dustin wehde, the son of her wife's friend. mona. >> he was on the floor, i could see that there was blood around him. and i could see him start to get up. >> he was moving? >> he started moving. >> was he gonna attack tracy again? >> and i remember, it just put me back into, when is this gonna end? when is it gonna stop? just make it stop. >> tracy says that she ordered the kids back into the bedroom. and before she knew it, she had another gun in her hand. and she fired a warning shot. telling dust

[laughing] it's bert not to try, not mispronounce, and try and mispronounce. point is small, medium-sized businesses are getting in the action as well. all the announcements translate into real outcomes that matter to people's lives. they are proof that a strong, dynamic american economy is the engine of growth, economic growth, innovation throughout the entire region. and a testament to the fact that american investment, american ingenuity are in high demand across the region. when you do business in the united states and our companies, you know what you're getting. high standards, fair practices, protections for workers. world class ideas and innovation and a commitment to deal the environment -- deal with the environment, finally. quality guarantee. this is how we have been able to mobilize billions in investment, including major new announcements this morning for our partnership for global and infrastructure and investment. we also work closely to deepen our bilateral economic cooperation with partners throughout the region, especially on the issues that w

. >> hill bert, who lives in atlanta, is three months away from his 100th birthday.t before his 21st birthday, army private first class, a jewish soldier, deployed to fight the nazis in world war ii. >> and when the battle of the bulge broke out, they rushed our three infantry infantry regiment as thektd get over there. >> reporter: hill bert and his late brother arrived and occupied france. the two gunners ended up in combat and headed across the border to germany. >> we couldn't be more than three yards away from our howitzer because we could get fire missions morning, noon, and night. >> reporter: on april 29th, 19 4 45, the brothers investigated a horrible odor they smelled. they saw an open train boxcar in dachau. >> what did you see in the boxcar? >> nothing but deceased bodies. we had a little brownie box we had liberated a couple weeks earlier. so, we decided, let's go ahead and take a picture of that boxcar, which we did. >> reporter: the brothers knew nothing about nazi death or concentration camps, but hillbert and howard were among the first on the scene.

bert patton is not a stranger. the stage author of the definitive study on soviet russian famine of 1921 to 23, the big show on the american relief expedition to soviet russia in the famine of 1921. he also curated two exhibitions dealing with the famine. the 1922 show here entitled deliverance americand the famine in soviet. russia 1921 to 23, and at the hoover institution that just closed this year, bread plus medicine american famine relief and soviet russia,. 1921 to 23. the informative exhibit catalog for the later exhibition is available through the hoover institution press. and i would encourage all of you to go online and get a copy. you'll never think of cod liver oil the same way he's a lecturer in history and international relations at stanford university, a research fellow at the hoover institution. and your moderator, please welcome her partn. so you tom, for a very generous thanks for putting together this panel, which as you're about to see. it's very interesting and thanks to you for inviting me to

his correspondence with bert rand russell and his criticism of thinkers such as alfred norse and humeead throughout the world. more than 50 of these correspondences were published in a book titled "thoughts of thoughts". allameh jafari wrote in various sciences and wrote more than 80 volumes of books. among his famous works, we can mention the description and commentary of nahj al-balagheh in 27 volumes. musa weil, tabriz sed and cima reporter. thank you very much dear viewers , we will be at your service with the next part of the news at 4:00. what happened here today? you don't read this yourself. mahd farsh provides free carpets with fursh plus design, mokht farsh. iran is mahd farsh. facial skin wrinkles can affect our face a lot, that's why we are always looking for a way to prevent aging. our skin is the best cream for reducing surface freckles arbiana skin is a cost-effective solution for firmness and wrinkle removal due to its herbal and natural ingredients. beeswax, chicory extract, bitter and sweet almond oil and calendula can prevent skin wrinkles and even reduce them. sms

i want so much bert than what is in this bill for our children. find it deeply disturbing that my republican colleagues don't feel the same. early childhood and k through 12 education aren't the only things on the house republicans' chopping block. with this bill they are also abandoning college students and hardworking people trying to improve their lives and futures through higher education and job training. this bill would eliminate the federal work study program for hundreds of thousands of hardworking students who use it to pay for a higher education. it would block regulations to implement income-based student loan repayment programs. and this bill would rip need-base the -- need-based financial aid from millions of students. it would be harder for people from working families to get a degree. it will stifle their potential earnings and opportunities in the job market this bill leaves behind americans who want to work. who want to access job training or want to find a higher paying job to bert support themselves and their families -- better

max darrow shows us what a world without bert might look like. >>> the first leg of his commute is done on two wheels. the second leg takes her underground. she relied on bart to get her to and from work, and all around the bay area for more than 10 years. >> it shows 1500 people. >> in recent years, regular trends have not been the norm. part train ridership has not grown back from covid pandemic lows. they are teetering on the edge of a fiscal cliff. bart stayed on track thanks in part to a temporary boost from the state, getting a share of $5.1 billion over the next few years that is allocated for transit in california's 2023-2024 state budget. >> but say that didn't happen. nothing changed and that -- bart became a thing of the past. what would that alternate reality look like? >> i would save my life would be slower. it would be more expensive. it would be a mind shift on how i move around and make decisions. >> emily loper put it bluntly. >> it is impossible to imagine bay area without the bart system. >> she says the effects would ripple throughout the region, hurting economies a

planned, two floors were already ready , spacious premises, from the windows of which a view of the bertst construction stopped, and the bricks were in ruins, here is a house... some dreams right on the shore of the gulf, a personal sandy beach, nearby a bathhouse with panoramic windows, a swimming pool and a pier on the street, inside the building, which is the demolition of objects located on these land plots, the district administration is a third party in them. currently , several such solutions already exist. not yet it is very clear how the court decision on demolition will be enforced. it looks like the owners of new buildings will have to order a barge to remove all the construction waste from the island. but the fate of the seller of the land plot is already known. oleg, first of all, about the statute of limitations, firstly, why did all the departments that were supposed to supervise, that were supposed to control, that were supposed to, among other things, ensure that there were no violations in this area on time, well, in quotes, turned away on time pretended it was nothing d

complaints started to raise questions in jefferson davis' mind about bragg's suitability for command bertoctober 23rd, the war department summoned bragg to richmond to give an account of the campaign. and polk also gets him into richmond pretty have two guys who don't get along reporting into jefferson davis. poulter says that brock has lost the confidence of the general officers of the army recommends that they supersede -- writing to kirby smith, davis argued in response, quote, keeper is at the head of the bureau, lee in virginia, johnson still disabled by the received at the pine and beauregard was tried as commander of army of the west. he continued bragg marched to the support of kentucky with efficient troops. davis sees no problems with the retreat. the invasion with the northern border states were meant to do several things. we know this fairly well. but to take agriculture pressure of places like virginia and tennessee and the growing season. bragg achieves that. he also brings back several weapons -- several thousand small arms and guns for his army as well as food. the citizen

." >> bert kreischer did a -- >> seth: very funny comedian >> very funny comedian he did a fully loadedblack people. >> seth: yep >> because i'm not getting on a ship with 2,000 white people [ laughter ] i'm just going to keep it real >> seth: it does -- it does look like 2,000 people, i tell you. >> it was 3,000 white people and 22 blacks. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] and how many of the 22 blacks did you know >> i brought all of them >> seth: you brought them all, yeah [ light laughter ] >> i wasn't going down by myself [ laughter ] >> seth: you got to do some comedy you also got to judge a belly flop competition and a speedo competition. >> so the speedo competition, everybody was my size. so i said, "oh, i was wondering why lane bryant was out of fat women underwear. because all the fat men had them on as speedos. >> seth: okay, got you that's very unfair >> very unfair so i had to wear my husband's boxers on the cruise [ light laughter ] >> seth: your son came as well did he behave? >> no. so i have a son that likes to get white girl drunk >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> 'cause

salud, a los 21 aÑos le extirparon el lÓbulo superior de un pulmÓn sufre de artrosis, sufre de di bert una cosa inesperada. una pulmo ni tis aguda. >>> la inflaciÓn que sufre el papa es de cuidado. por su edad, e historia mÉdico. >>> en ocasiones la inflamaciÓn del pulmÓn podrÍa durar 2 Ó 3 semanas depende de cÓmo su organismo sea capaz de atacarlo. y esto depende mucho de su estado de salud. el estado de salud de sus defensas. >>> en su agenda el papa francisco tiene previsto asistir a la conferencia sobre el clima cap 18 en dubai. se espera que tenga casi un dÍa entero de reuniones bilaterales con lÍderes mundiales que asisten al evento. >>> piden se compro metan con objetivos vinculante para mitigar la emergencia climÁtica sabemos que es muy activo en este tema. >>> ojalÁ no se lo pierda. >>> gracias por tu informe. >>> valle de mÉxico en frens la peor crisis de agua. quÉ medidas se toma para mitigarla. >>> se enfrenta grandes retos para recuperarse. tenemos un reportaje especial sobre los cientos de negocios que no van a volver a abrir sus puertas. >>> y con la Época de frÍo increm

this is bert shipp. bert, we have brought the people pretty much up to date. would you tell them exactly what you know as of this point? bert shipp: well, jay, i was standing at the trade mart awaiting his arrival there. all of a sudden, the-- we saw them approaching. they didn't slow down. as a matter of fact, they were going 70 or 80 miles an hour past us, and then i jumped in a police car and went to parkland. aubrey rikike: these t two men n come runnining in. one of them had a large-- what appeared to be a machine gun, and they was hollering for stretchers and cots and everything, and the governor, they brought him in first. inteterviewer: w what hahappened aftfter this? aubrbrey rike: w well, then ne prpresident cocome in, andnde bebehind him, , and then they took k them all a away, both of them back to the front room. speaker: albert thomas, democrat of texas,s, is standig outstside the cocorridor of the emergency r room, saidid he's beenen told ththe presidenent was stilil alivive but in v very crcritical conondition. speaker:r: the presidentnt has non

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it wouldn't be run by bert. we would be delivering the commuters to bart's front door. that in essence would bring the revenue back up. we are bringing the customer to the front gate. >> mayor marchand believes it is the link that bart needs. >> the saving grace is going to be transit. that is valley link. it is a hydrogen power train. zero pollution, carrying thousands of people to connect with bart. and i said, that is going to be the saving grace. >> so mayor marchand told me that he believes that this link is vital because many people live in san joaquin valley for affordable housing and they spend hours commuting in their cars to work in the bay area. in the meantime, bart wants to hear more about your experience on trance point the general manager police chief will be holding what they call a safe and clean plant listening tour. the first one is this thursday at 7:45 a.m. at the station in oakland. they will be in pleasant hill stations next week. the tour will visit various stations through december 13th. we have been getting a lot of comments from you all since

there is nothing bert than that. we may know funding is difficult. enter rates throughout roof am expense are through the roof am san francisco have 50,000 units approve and not able to move them forward the fact we have a creative financing too long to do this project one that will will be used for the next 43,000 units that could qualify, will help us get on our way in meeting our goals of the state housing element to build over kwo,000 units in the next 8 years. we have to get out of the way. i'm grateful that the governor signed major housing legislation including redevelopment financing this we'll be able to use for replace am housing the promises redevelopment agency med they did not honor in terms of their commitments to make sure that there is replace am housing. the financing tools will help us improve our process, and our financing for getting the projects doneful getting people housed in the city of san francisco. i'm excited and grateful for the opportunity to lead those efforts. >> and the other thing that makes me proud. is the fact tha

government money stabilize bert and other bay area transit systems during the pandemic. but those dollars are running out. we see a fiscal cliff for ridership. >> hasn't fully recovered. and there are not other sources of revenue to compensate for continued last state. senator scott wiener says public transportation in the bay area is at a crossroads. lets riders and remote work have led to a slow recovery to pay for public transportation. senator wiener says one idea he suggested >> was legislation. he introduced to temporarily raise bridge tolls to pay for the gala. hit the pause button on bill. senator wiener in other transportation officials started a discussion on one day at bay area metro center to discuss the problem and also heard from riders themselves very concerning as a transit rider. >> we're already seeing buses and trains crowded it's really good to hear the stories from the transit agencies about what they are doing to improve safety and cleanliness. senator wiener says if the physical cliff is not addressed by 2026, transportation cuts could happen. if w

government money stabilize bert and other bay area transit systems during the pandemic. but those dollars are running out. we see a fiscal cliff for ridership. >> hasn't fully recovered. and there are not other sources of revenue to compensate for continued last state. senator scott wiener says public transportation in the bay area is at a crossroads. lets riders and remote work have led to a slow recovery to pay for public transportation. senator wiener says one idea he suggested >> was legislation. he introduced to temporarily raise bridge tolls to pay for the gala. hit the pause button on bill. senator wiener in other transportation officials started a discussion on one day at bay area metro center to discuss the problem and also heard from riders themselves very concerning as a transit rider. >> we're already seeing buses and trains crowded it's really good to hear the stories from the transit agencies about what they are doing to improve safety and cleanliness. senator wiener says if the physical cliff is not addressed by 2026, transportation cuts could happen. if w

government money stabilize bert and other bay area transit systems during the pandemic. but those dollars are running out. we see a fiscal cliff for ridership. >> hasn't fully recovered. and there are not other sources of revenue to compensate for continued last state. senator scott wiener says public transportation in the bay area is at a crossroads. lets riders and remote work have led to a slow recovery to pay for public transportation. senator wiener says one idea he suggested >> was legislation. he introduced to temporarily raise bridge tolls to pay for the gala. hit the pause button on bill. senator wiener in other transportation officials started a discussion on one

a quiet island in the waters of berts bay in the novosibirsk region found itself at the center of a loudcandal, a picturesque plot of land with an area of ​​175,000 km was lost... the former head of the isketem district oleg lagada sold it for 10 million rubles. this is five times lower than the cadastral value, and it’s not even a matter of price. the border of the land plot is located within the shoreline of the novosibirsk reservoir, the privatization of which is prohibited. but this did not stop the head of the district from selling ogurechny island, as it is called local residents, members of a dacha non-profit partnership, they clearly did not intend to plant vegetable gardens here or plant potatoes on... one after another , estates began to appear, their owners built a dam and posted security, thereby closing access to water to people who were used to relaxing in in this place, firstly along the coast. they covered these big stones, well, so that they wouldn’t swim up, no one could, there was security there, there was a barrier, you couldn’t go in, you couldn’t go in, we always re

new york first queens and nassau counties deserve bert than george santos. a total fraud and serial liar representing them in congress. each day that he is allowed to remain a member of congress, my new york neighbors to the west are being denied real representation in these halls that. is because their representative is incapable of getting a bill passed, a project funded, or even sitting on a committee because he will bees the minimum amount of trust necessary of a member of congress. today the best way to support my fellow new yorkers and overcome george santos' fraud is to expel george santos from the house of representatives. mr. speaker, mr. santos has said expelling him before he's formally charged and found guilty would create a new precedent in this body, one that could have negative consequences for generations. respectfully, mr. speaker, i disagree. the consequences and precedence of not expelling him for his lies and fraud has the potential to do far more damage to this institution. i would submit today that we have an opportunity to set a new st

it could be we do a bert job giving our adult opportunities to come back.that's what i'm talking about when i say we have an opportunity we have never had before. governor lujan grisham, your example that you brought up, it's exciting. we want a systemize that across the country with your unique needs. our job isn't to say this is how you do it in the united states. our job is to say what's working over there? what are the demands over there? how can we provide technical support. i listed in my remarks the money going towards this. i want to make sure what you hear from me today is, we want to support your plan. we want to help build capacity so that the implementation of this plan outlasts all of us when we are in our current positions. we want a systemize this. i always say let's build systems not super heroes. we have an opportunity to build a system across the country. i'll close with this, i love the example that you gave, governor, to drill down to the student. if you go to invest.gov you'll see just on the bipartisan infrastructure plan where those p

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government money stabilize bert and other bay area transit systems during the pandemic. but those dollars are running out. we see a fiscal cliff for ridership. >> hasn't fully recovered. and there are not other sources of revenue to compensate for that continued last state. senator scott wiener says public transportation in the bay area is at a crossroads. lets riders and remote work have led to a slow recovery to pay for public transportation. senator wiener says one idea he suggested >> was legislation. he introduced to temporarily raise bridge tolls to pay for the galley hit the pause button on bill. senator wiener in other transportation officials started a discussion on one day at bay area metro center to discuss the problem and also heard from riders themselves very concerning as a transit rider. >> we're already seeing buses and trains crowded it's really good to hear the stories from the transit agencies about what they are doing to improve safety and cleanliness. senator wiener says if the physical cliff is not addressed by 2026, transportation cuts could happen

as twilight faded, they advanced the lead brigade of general george sonwas led by colonel bert shaw's4th massachusetts infantry rimt, followed by the sixth connectut 48th, new york third, new hampshire, ninth maine and 76 pennsylvania. colonel putn's four regiments followed. general thomas stevenson's brade was in reserve. as strong brigade advanced naval gunfire ceased for fear of friendly fire. this caused the resulting columns dearly for if the attack proceeded during daylight, the monitors might have continued firing as strong's regiments advanced nearly atop wagner's parapet. instead, the confederates rushed from their bomb proof to blast the assaulting regiments. the leading 54th massachusetts suffered heaviest jets of flame darted forth from every corner. and embrace yr private george stevens recalled. and even fort sumter poured solid shotgun shells on our heads. 54thassachusetts advanced quote down into the moat and like donascended the parapet. colonel shaw was killed as his men waited quote, through deadly fire on the monitor as, quote, the rapid flashes of ansome of the ra

but hill bert and howard were among the first american soldiers on the scene. they were the liberators of the dacha hchlt ahau camp where mo 40,000 were liberated. he and his wife have been married for 75 years. for most of those year, he didn't talk about the war. but several years ago he was an honored guest at the united states holocaust memorial museum in washington and walked through a train box car exhibit. >> this was a very nice looking box car. but when i got at that box car to walk through it, that is when i broke down. >> reporter: hilbert is since on a mission to teach and inspire. he speaks to schools and organizations. >> let's give a warm welcome. >> reporter: and late last week, it was to hundreds of students at atlanta's st. pius x catholic school. >> close to 32,000 prisoners in those barracks when we were there that sunday morning. >> reporter: but he's never considered his speeches more important than he does today because of what happened in israel on october 7. in all the years you've been back from the war, and it has been almost 80 years

he bert buckle up a bill supports isreali's right to defend itself could be on his desk this weekend.ch joe has just threatened veto. wow. here with reaction newt gingrich. mr. speaker, what is your reaction to this? >> well, how stupid can you be? he is pretty stupid. >> you want to he is pretty stupid and you in heel set an all time record. i think that speaker mike johnson may be a historic figure in the first couple weeks of his speakership. he is doing 2 things not just one. first saying we'll take the huge 10 sick billion dollars proposal, which is 5 different bills as i noted in a news letter we will deal with isreal and bring it up and do you want to vote against helping isreali? second, established the principle of off setting the spending by cutting spending for the irs. the bill does not increase the deficit or the dent ceiling does not increase the inflation rate. now people. people in the senate don't like this they love to spend moncompetence understands this once you get a principle have you to off set the emergency funding. the world gets to be more complicated a brill

rudy go bert there and klay put him in a head lock.l suspend green or jayden mcdaniel. >> todd: police making arrest on suspicion of manslaughter after adam johnson neck was slashed by a skate during the game. a sports agent and lawyer joins me now. anthony, we've been following this story, horrible story. to be clear, somebody was arrested, they are not saying it necessarily was the player's whose skate hit the individual, but who else would it be whachl do you make of the decision to charge? >> i think it is overreach. we've never seen this happen in sports, they use competition, generally governing board rule with regard to these type of situations, even if it is unfortunately a homicide, we've seen this in boxing. boxers have gotten killed and no charges have ever been filed. they are looking into whether or not there was some type of incident before the guys, whether there is bad blood, if either were dating the same girl. i'm shocked by the arrest and confused why they have not identified who it is. just say who it is. >> todd: t

you see kids reptile the same coping mechanism grappling with shame tand anger and that's the momet bert are thinking i have to deal with this because it is being passed on to the next generation i cannot watch that happen. >> what role did writing this book have or plate and processing being able to understand is like the interlinked episodes. >> i teach a black and asian american literature. we talk a lot about how does one process trauma and terrible things that happen in one's life. and one of the things i have determined is that it really is through the acts of storytelling, through writing. two sharing stories with others that you figure out a way to move beyond the trauma. one of my favorite authors is toni morrison. he talks a lot about this. how telling stories and visiting corbel traumatic memories from the past, the historical trauma many people want to repress it and forget about it it's so painful you're trying to do that to survive. in and who is dealt with ptsd, the after math is a horrific experience understand sometimes you have to blackout you have to forget it to move

a lot of people say republicans do bert on the economy. what are republicans going to deliver on the economy. they haven't made the case. they made the case how bad things are not how good it will be on the other side. >> harris: you said seven out of ten women voters care about the subject of abortion. that's more than the economy, no? >> well, the primary issue thaws than day-to-day people are saying is the economy. seven in ten say the number one thing driving them to the polls is protect women's rights and abortion. a holistic view of women rather than looking at abortion. they are voting saying i need to protect my right as a woman to be in charge of my decisions. >> harris: glenn youngkin figured out the word ban was problematic. he only had days to turn it around and trying to have a red senate and house and didn't get it. >> we've seen it in abortion or any other issues. bans and boycotts are negative in this country. >> harris: the biden white house dismissing the president's poll numbers and finger pointing going on. pointing at

. >> not marjorie, not bow bert, not any of them. it's us. jim jordan is on her, too.lk about sending out a subpoena and telling somebody to come in and testify before a congressional hearing, jim jordan still ain't showed up for his hearing but he wants to be there and he wants to be able to question. but they know how epically they failed in all of their hearings specifically the last impeachment hearing they tried to hold therefore they don't want the eyes of the world. this was a very bold move on behalf of hunter's counsel. i thought it was smart. honestly, it's like forget it, we don't want to fight it. when you fight, sometimes people think you're hiding something -- >> doing something wrong. >> right. but at the same time, he is still facing criminal charges. so to come in and testify under oath, i don't want to do that in a deposition where you're going to get comer and jim jordan and marjorie coming out and spinning the truth or just flat out lying. instead, i would want to make sure that my client could be judged by his demeanor. it's the same thing that hap

nothing bert. third. v.a. can't and by the way v.a. doesn't do this work alone. each of us has a piece of this puzzle. from the white house to the hill. faith-based and community grouped, veterans services organizations, from private sector to the university we all play a critical role. these partnerships are helping us tackle some of our most pressing prior toins preventing veteran suicide. on ending veteran homelessness. on improving health care access. and more. we just launched the second round of grants under the staff sergeant parker gordon vox suicide prevention program. these grant goes to local organizations. implementing innovative new suicide prevention programming where veterans live and work. meaning that we're funding local people who know their vets. organizations like nation's finest which provides transitional and permanent supportive housing for vets in rural communities across california, arizona and nevada. this team recently helped a pregnant vet fleeing domestic violence. think of that sentence. pregnant vet fleeing domestic violence. talk a

. >> compared to pre-pandemic levels, government money stabilize bert and other bay area transit systems during the pandemic. but those dollars are running out. we see a fiscal cliff for ridership. >> hasn't fully recovered. and there are not other sources of revenue to compensate for continued last state. senator scott wiener says public transportation in the bay area is at a crossroads. lets riders and remote work have led to a slow recovery. >> to pay for public transportation. senator wiener says one idea he suggested was legislation he introduced to temporarily raise bridge tolls to pay for the galley hit the pause button on bill. senator wiener in other transportation officials started a discussion on one day at bay area metro center to discuss the problem and also heard from riders themselves very concerning as a transit rider. >> we're already seeing buses and trains crowded it's really good to hear the stories from the transit agencies about what they are doing to improve safety and cleanliness. senator wiener says if the physical cliff is not addressed by 2026, transportation c

so much the bert. in terms of our priority israel is facing a threat. everybody agrees israel needs aid. we should get it done immediately, this week. let's get that done and we can talk about ukraine, the border, taiwan, all the other things the administration has asked for. one other thing i'm a hard no on any funding for gaza until every american hostage is home. that money will go into the hands of hamas terrorists. three holding our hostages. those good americans need to come home. >> dana: interesting you bring that up. i read this morning that secretary blinken writes an op-ed in the "washington post" israel needs the aid but says the humanitarian aid must go to gaza as well. i can see your point. it is not as if the britts were providing humanitarian aid to german civilians. a lot of pushback. is it possible you could get this funding through with just the military aid to israel? >> i think so. i think it is possible and i think that's the thing to do. we need to aid our ally an partner israel right now. my position on gaza is this. that money w