beth: yes. it's on the basis for their claims under the genocide convention at present.of experts who will look and say you need to look at what israel has done. when 2 percent of the palestinian population in gaza has now been killed, that, to some, says intent. you disagree? beth: well, that will go before the international court of justice, which has jurisdiction under that particular treaty. and this will be the subject of litigation. i'm sure that there will be multiple briefs put forward with various factual and legal predicates. and so it will ultimately be for the judges to decide. amna: back to sudan for a moment, is there any concern by you or your colleagues that the incoming administration could have a different view and possibly reverse this designation? >> well, it's difficult to reverse a designation, because it is based upon such a strong basis of fact. we have an enormous quantity of information that we rely upon, sources that we develop internally, but also open sources that other ngos, the press, others have accumulated. and so we don't -- the secretar

america army making the all ntrce beth bailey book from 2009. her most recent an army of fire how the us army confronted its racial crisis in the vietnam era. we appreciate you spending a little time with us here on

beth bailey were there separate conscription for white men and black men? there were units for white men and black men and they were can sit. i mean, conscription was handled locally and so the draft boards would be representative of locals. so societies that by law were segregated societies that had a greater and lesser degrees of racial discrimination and prejudice that was reflected in they conscripted and how but the us military officially segregated its troops. how many african-americans do you know served in world war two? out of that 6 million to, you know? offhand? i don't know offhand. so it's 1947. 1948. harry truman makes an executive order. what does he do? harry truman in 1948 issues an executive order that calls for the end of racial and calls for the enactment of equal in the us military. he does not actually desegregate or integrate the military that order, but that's how it's understood, is that that's what's going to happen. it doesn't finally happen until 1954. and in fact, the secretary of the was more or less received of his position be

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hey, so i'm beth lewis and this dr. josh cowen and you so much changing hands for having to c-span talk for being here. that's pretty exciting. and for all of you, thank so much for being here. i'm i think most of us know that arizona is sort of the belly of the beast when it comes to school vouchers nationally and for privatized option. and so it is extremely exciting to have dr. cohen here to talk his book and to really lay out who has pushed these vouchers into state, why they've pushed these vouchers into our state, and what are some solutions going forward for we can do right. so that's what we're going to do tonight. thank you for. coming on this journey with us, i'm going to start us off with walking through some questions about the books. you all can get a sense of, you know, the content and hopefully you'll all buy it because i just finished reading it and it is fantastic. so we're going to start off with the early days. so josh, you were an educator and researcher in wisconsin and you worked with a lot the fol

beth, what's striking to me is there's probably a lot of people who i.s.i.s.asn't been front of mind for a bit. uh, my colleague katie lewis had a great story today, kind of laying out that federal officials have been warning about this still being an ongoing threat, about this still being a significant concern. i believe there have been plots that have been broken up before. they actually came to the point we saw in new orleans, walk people through that, the existing threat that still exists here right. >> so we've had, you know, is was at its height, um, you know, and president trump really, uh, was able to take it, um, credit for destroying i.s.i.s., the caliphate in 20 in the, you know, late 2020s or 2019, 2020, in syria. but since then, the group is much more dispersed. and you have these places around the world in afghanistan, this is i.s.i.s., khorasan. those are the people who did the attack in russia against the crocus hall and also most likely were behind the taylor swift attacks that were planned in vienna, and that cia and other intel helped shut d

charles: beth? a lot of the names moved on this.ot of smaller names i think were introduced during these presentations by jensen. aurora innovations for instance is one of them. you know, there's a feeling that these large names are going to eventually dominate and own all, everything and all these, you know, budding spaces but is there room as an investor for some of these smaller names to emerge and get a piece of the action? >> yes. resounding yes. especially when we look at nvidia so now we have these big tech capex numbers. we know blackwell is on time. what my firm is really looking very closely at is the a.i. networking stack, and that's because basically you have to realize that a.i. models are driving an exponential increase in requirements and that means that it's reaching the limits of the existing network. the existing network as you know today has to be overhauled and we know exactly when it has to be overhauled. it's when black well arrives so there's many little components suppliers within the a.i. networking stock th

beth, let me start out with you. do you think this guy should have been on the radar of the intelligence community or federal law enforcement? >> you know, this one i would say would be pretty tough. he. self-radicalized you know, he's using these online unregulated platforms, probably telegram or something like that. and he's acting completely alone in these kinds of circumstances. it's incredibly hard because he's not talking to anybody. he's not reaching out. he's not part of a cell. and so this method that is really promoted by the islamic state is something that is the most difficult for law enforcement to catch. and, you know, i have to say they have caught over 14 people were arrested this year related to islamic state activities. so, you know, but sometimes somebody slips through. yeah. >> mayor landrieu, i mean, what is going through your mind tonight? as you see bourbon street back open? what questions do you want answered? >> well, first of all, everybody's thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and of

beth, thanks so much for joining us. if i interrupt, if the president, president biden starts speaking about what happened in new orleans, you will totally understand, of course, how many parallels do you see between this attack in new orleans and the christmas market attack that we saw in germany just a few weeks ago? >> well, we certainly are seeing the same tactic. as brian just pointed out. but the but the motivation is not the same as it appears right now. the german police still don't really understand the motivation for that attack in germany. and as brian pointed out, the person expressed anti-muslim views even though he came from saudi arabia. so, you know, they're saying mental illness is probably, you know, one of the main motivators here. but here in new orleans, we're seeing islamic state. and, you know, we've seen just an incredible rise this year in the threat posed by islamic extremists and islamic state as an organization. and in this case, it looks like homegrown violent extremists rather than foreigner

beth, let me start out with you. do you think this guy should have been on the radar of the intelligence community or federal law enforcement? >> you know, this one i would say would be pretty tough. he. self you know, he's using these online unregulated platforms, probably telegram or something like that. and he's acting completely alone in these kinds of circumstances. it's incredibly hard because he's not talking to anybody. he's not reaching out. he's not part of a cell. and so this method that is really promoted by the islamic state is something that is the most difficult for law enforcement to catch. and, you know, i have to say they have caught over 14 people were arrested this year related to islamic state activities. so, you know, but sometimes somebody slips through. >> yeah. mayor landrieu, i mean, what is going through your mind tonight? as you see bourbon street back open? what questions do you want answered? well, first of all, everybody's thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and of course, to the

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well, joining us on american history tv is beth bailey, a professor at the university of kansas and lawrence, the author of this book, an army of fire how the us army confronted its racial crisis in the vietnam

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reporter mary beth mcdade has the story from fullerton. >> 5 media writing part. my god. >> moments after a may day call a small experimental plane crashes into a warehouse near the fulton airport, creating a fireball explosion killing 2 people and injuring many others. firefighters responded evacuated the building and nearby businesses and set up a triage area to start treating 20 people that were injured. we did transport several people to the hospital with varying degrees of injuries. it took firefighters more than an hour to put out the four-alarm fire. >> the faa identified the four-seat aircraft as a single engine vans. rv 10 based in fullerton. authorities say the plane took off at approximately 02:00pm. >> prime straight ahead to that 900 feet. and a short time later, the pilot cooled for an immediate return to ntsb. officials say the tower cleared the pilot to land on any runway. plane then appeared to make 180 degree left turn and flee. the left downwind for runway 2, 4, and ultimately crashed about 1000 feet short of runway to the ntsb is now eading the

in 1989 reporter mary beth mcdade has the story. >> doing really more than 20 family members of erik and lyle menendez met with the new la county da nathan hochman friday during the hours-long meeting family members explained why they think their brother should be released after serving 35 years behind bars for murdering their parents. katie and jose menendez in 1989, it was a very productive session where they gave me. >> all their thoughts about what should happen this case. hochman says he hasn't made a decision. he's still talking to pass. prosecutors and defense attorneys. >> and reviewing thousands of pages, a trial transcripts. he's also going through 35 years of prison records to determine if the brothers have been rehabilitated. have you started organizations that help other prisoners? as one example? >> have you use that time to improve yourself, done nothing or on the flip side that something harmful. the brothers are currently serving life without the possibility of parole. >> last month, hochman's predecessor, george guess goan filed a reconsideration motion to have the

if you look at the bulk of h-1b employment like i said its computer, beth and engineering 80% of this type of program. if you look at software developers in particular that's the most common occupational category. that category has doubled in employment over the last decade. we have had 100% increase growth in that category, and all that increase caught two-thirds, have come from u.s. workers, one-third has come from foreign workers. we sit huge increase in foreign worker employment in the most common h-1b category and we've also seen a huge increase in h1, or for u.s. worker employment in that same category. i don't see displacement. i see complementarity between the two come to u.s. workers and foreign workers are both entering the same category whether such great demand for employment. >> host: one of the more outspoken folks opposing the h-1b visa program is former trump advisors stephen bannon who accused the tech companies that are supporting this program of doing so at the expense of american workers. here's the clip of him on tuesday on his podcast. >> here you've gone to nj s

ambassador at-large for global criminal justice, beth van schaack. thank you for your time. amb.ck: thank you for covering this issue. geoff: today, france's foreign minister said three french detainees being held by iran face conditions that fall within the definition of torture. human rights groups have long decried how iran treats its prisoners. an opposition group recently said iran executed 1000 people last year, the highest number in the country's modern history. nick schifrin spoke to protesters inside iran especially female demonstrators who paid a heavy price in and out of jail, but remain undaunted. nick: it was a moment when hope was contagious and tehran students sing a song for freedom. a woman we are calling miriam to protect her identity. >> our women have gained more courage and boldness to demand for the rights and right to control their bodies against the system of the islamic republic that is patriarchal and anti-women. nick: she's an unlikely protester. her father is a retired officer in the regime's islamic revolutionary guard corps. her fight begin at home.

still, analyst beth sanner says there's only so much law enforcement can do to prevent vehicle attacks. >> you can do things around big events like blocking off entrances to the venues using, you know, dump trucks, other large vehicles. but you can't close off everything. and it is incredibly expensive. to to really shut down events. and you have things like parades where people are moving down streets. >> beth sanner says none of this should discourage anyone from going to large outdoor gatherings. but she says there are some things that citizens can do to protect themselves at these events. pay attention to where the barriers are and where there could be spaces that vehicles could get through those barriers. don't stand near the edges of entryways and don't constantly look at your phone. wolf. good advice indeed. all right, brian todd reporting for us. brian, thank you very, very much. brian is always there for us on the scene coming up in our next hour. by the way, i'll speak with the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. he's going to be standing by live. for more ins

it's why beth waitkus gave two hours of her saturday. >> i have several friends in l.a. who've lost their homes, and it's made me really think about, like, preparation. what can i do? and also what can i do to support my community? >> this class covers all the basics on what to do in the event of a wildfire emergency. >> the people who take these classes, they talk a lot about, you know, they just they just don't want to evacuate willy nilly. but sometimes you really have to get into that mindset. if you see smoke, if you smell smoke, if you feel vulnerable, i always say, go, go visit your friends, go to the city. just, just get out of harm's way. >> dubczak says have a go bag ready with essentials like medication, water and nonperishable snacks and record the contents of your home with your cell phone for insurance purposes. >> open up closets. look at your clothes. go into the kitchen. open up those and look at all your plates. >> there's been so much interest in this emergency preparedness class this week. there were 70 people on the waiting list, so another class has

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they say it was coordinated with addition, beth israel's internal security agency, but they refused to give further details or comment any further, but it's really media is reporting that the target of that a tap was a known site or in the palestinian camp in the off you played west bank, now these really military has been conducting mir nightly reeds in the west bank since israel's war on god's it began healing nearly 800 palestinians, interesting several 1000 others. in fact, israel's defense minister has said that israel will continue this policy across the west bank and will quotes not allow the west bank to turn into gaza saying that israel's exact doing to expand these operations beyond what they are now. but the air striking janine is quite significant because it's the 1st and nearly a month since the palestinian authority has been carrying out and conducting its own raids in did you need refugee camp for the last several weeks and the central just need all, i'm a as of the 15 months of genocide and the tenant has more than 46500 tons of students discussions to bring about along

i have placed my desk with orders to send to beth messic, literally without compassion. men, women, and children and adults hands. i was a meeting with jim and he's telling, familiar trick them on the population of western villarreal as well comes russians, isn't in the writers, mentally. good reasons. the, the oppression, the russians and ukrainians by polls was widespread. the situation in west of ukraine is different with the organization of ukrainian nationalists with longstanding ties to germany carries out its work here. the population knows nothing of the most plans, which involves extermination slots most or strict on what you're getting must sort of yeah. most people trains aren't going so far, so we started. yeah. you haven't had insurance. not lucy, i'm comfortable. you've shown on this. i've been out of town for from a of the russian forces occupied the territories. this would not polish, but that was seized by phone enough to one from british prime minister david like george's letter to opponents diplomat in london, the, the polish institute of national remembrance. thanks

country as well. tales crowd sound, pappas spray the eastern germantown, and we had it all on san jose, beth, as liberal protests as hit the streets to disrupt a conference of the right wing alternative for germany policy. or the demonstration delayed via these key congress find out is that a good struggle to reach the venue? thousands of people repulsively joins the protests on 6 emergency service workers were injured. and the k o. c, a is the pause. you need to quit society, quote, self proclaimed defenders of democracy, accusing them of intolerance notes. it's says failed to prevent a nomination for chancellor holds. no, so the se in 2nd place, the head and february's elections following the collapse of incumbent trunks. michelle's coalition governments as classes of rep to downsize the kinds of dates for national tonnes, la, gave a speech that was welcomed with loud applause. alice wydell promised to revive the energy links with russia by restoring a crippled gas pipeline system. as a policy comes to a power van, we will put nord stream back into operation, and you can count on that. we

and when the west is saying all the very good guys who do all the suits, you know, trim your beth, i'm. yeah, there you are. you on our muller and government respecting women rights respecting minorities. maybe that has a new role, maybe late to the l g beat single knows fear is all of a renewed secretary and conflict are spreading across syria and made reports of threats and the tax on religious minorities. i discussed the situation with the mother superior of the monastery of saint james, the mutilated in the country. she explains lots christians, no face in the estimates from nation following the overthrew of the assad government. not only my life, but the man, the lice may be in danger because uh, we can see that the, despite the words of uh, including ization, very scales and the we, we don't even know who is leading to. he is a country, many groups so many entities. we can say that to anybody or those people doing sometimes whatever they want. and there are so many particular events, the, particularly the events of aggression know for probably of this couldn't be nation of aggrav

miss beth on ground. you're dying of out to convert all ruffians living in the principality of gully. see, i believe the success of young city is well known in the 14th century to catholicism, the west, loving the service funding, the name of nations, to cut them, put them in unison to blame it or was these things quite enough for cetera, lease, and stop the human somebody's chairs must go to, can you me a shot and got them to come look at that each skid said because it means problem. the solution to yvonne? yes yes. the new option in the 14th century, bruce, i'm the goes to changes the $1380.00 prince dmitri dunst going one, the battle of clinic over the bringing the mongolia to an end in the 16th century, the russian rulers, grand principal, cd facade, and his son. if on the terrible began gathering russian lands on the tender little congress economy, it's of cousin after finance of the done to control gun. yeah, you can engineer because i can begin to so be the terrible the states. credibility is growi

it could beth done but start in the families and similar buy yachtically support itn in the schools and they can advocate for for that. >> you mentioned in the book about the early ages. where you really are talking more about narratives and you recommend mclaren or somebody with a book out called i am something like that.yo and they're doing all of the classic, abraham lincoln and booker it. washington and you name it. i hear from my daughter-in-law and she wasou the school board n summit, new jersey, and she feels like curriculum wise that herwould not draw up stories of the character as a country despite our humanity. is that -- do you see that or think that is a problem in do you agree with that so it's not just a coach but the curriculum in getting out those narratives and the reader is the kind of narrative to shape the imagination of the kids. >> there's pendulums and goingng for that and going for expediently t and i have the shs or games to play and that tells the story ande there's a need r us to hold really hard things together. for instance, when we're talking about the foun

nunes, h t s. leaders, however, have denied, seeking to impose sharia, little in the country, miss beth, i'll play to told the precipice. serious relations with the europe depend on the new ne, the ships attitude towards gender equality. a better future for syria means an inclusive peaceful transfer of power. reconciliation and reconstructs this requires the political dialogue involving all ethnic and religious groups involving men and equally women. we're frauds in so many places not on you from syrian people in europe, but also from syrian people. when i was before christmas in cherokee and also here today that they are making clear women rights are yacht, stick for the future. for everyone in the free sites. not only as many syrians were there for jobs, so new rulers, by the extremes, to well, the heads of the trip, germany's top different a lot said should be greasing the new leadership with an out stretch tongue. i want to clear upon arrival the hyatt to warehouse on chief declined to shake the box hans not to warn you. there was some distressing image is about to come on your scre

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corte suprema de justicia del país se pronuncie sobre la ley que establece el 19 de enero para que bethra casi 6 millones de seguidores en la plataforma. para mí, definitivamente tiktok sí me cambió la vida. desde el 2020 comenzó sus videos informativ y en el 2021 su cuenta se disparó en popularidad. sin embargo, la aplicación está en vilo, lo que mantiene a usuarios como benjamín en la expectativa. más de 7 millones de pequeños negocios en esta plataforma que dependen de ella para difundir y promocionar sus productos y para venderlos. entonces, un bloqueo significa una dificultad muy grande para ellos, y todos estamos bajo la misma situación. y es que el futuro de la aplicación está en manos de la corte suprema. determinará si ratifica la ley que exige a la empresa matriz b dance vender la app. de lo contrario, enfrentarse a su prohibición en el país. según legisladores, tik tok representa un riesgo para la seguridad nacional, mientras que la red dice que dicha ley debe ser derogada. algo que ha causado revuelo en la comunidad digital. y así, la pregunta qué vendrá después de tik tok?

tenuously, in order for the ukranian troops to be able to hold off as a russian offensive ends and on beth. we know that in the couple of weeks donald trump is going to become us president again, if the united states withdrawals and support for you, great. would it be possible for other allies of ukraine to feel the american boyd to should that happen? and the, the future trump administration has already signaled that the war in ukraine will not be sold within 24 hours, but instead in 6 months. so it might be that there will be still aid from the united states. that being said to the united states was drawer aid. that will be detrimental for ukraine because the european needle members simply do not have that capacity to blogs of huge whole which will be left by the united states. and again, the european defense industry is very different and structured very differently from the one in the us. and it also lacks investment even now, as pointed out by admiral robust, for instance, one of the issues that europe in needle members of suffering from at the same time, nato is looking to increase i

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community service is the executive director beth stokes released a statement saying in part our thoughts and prayers go out to the ecs and mercy staff who were grievously injured by this senseless act of violence. ecs will do everything in our power to support the victims, their families, our staff and our residents. as we navigate these challenging circumstances. stokes also says their top priority is the safety and well-being of residents and staff abram says mercy housing put out a notice to residents. center. >> paper around about it. but all other day was a referred to it as incident without seeing water was. i didn't know where it happened. you know, i haven't felt unsafe here. >> but abrams says this shooting has rattled others. there's people here saying they're going leave the building. >> davis was in court today facing several charges. the district attorney's office says she committed this crime while out on bail for another. so the da moved to have her behind bars pending trial due to the public safety risk. she poses. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >> sarah, thank you.

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. >> beth buck opened up lovely bump, a family consignment store, in 2006.he says the program has created more on street parking and overall sees it as having a positive impact. >> it used to be a $90 ticket before they started this program. now it's a $50 ticket, so it's reduced now. so that to me is a great thing. i've already gotten one and i'm okay with it because parking was so tough. >> buck bought an electric scooter before they implemented the program. >> now i'm back to driving my car here and there, and if i have to park in front to unload, i just pay the 20 minutes, $0.75, no big deal. and then i move. >> business owners are hoping to address the parking program at the next city council meeting on january 14th in san bruno. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> as the 40 niners are cleaning out their lockers and looking ahead to the next season, one player's future with the team is uncertain tonight. cornerback charvarius ward says he might be looking into leaving california after the death of his one year old daughter, imani joy. she died in late o