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[music playing] we're heading to the very east of chad on the border with sudan. this is a remote and difficult to reach territory. we're on a un humanitarian aid flight to meet refugees from darfur, survivors and eyewitnesses of terrible atrocities. i was here almost 20 years ago, reporting on similar stories of ethnic cleansing. now i've come back to piece together what's been happening since the war broke out a few months ago, to find out who is perpetrating these atrocities. these refugees fled their homes with very little, some with only the clothes on their back. they are at the mercy of the state and the international community for help. nima elbagir: these [inaudible] queues that you're seeing here, they don't actually reflect the true reality, which is that people here have not received food for almost two months. and after today, they don't actually know when they're going to receive food again. this is the human cost of the fighting across the border. nima elbagir (voiceover): look around. most people here are women, children, and the elderly. survivors

i agree with chad. we are better prepared than we ever have been.orcement to do this. it requires the american people to be supportive and as chad said aware so they can cue law enforcement to be effective. >> i believe in the american people and think that common sense will give us the ability to share whatever concerns that are visible to all of us. chad wolf and fran townsend, thanks for joining us and happy thanksgiving. >>> joe biden's border crisis is having a serious effect on cities across the country. sara carter and tom home and have, next. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity". joe biden's border crisis is having a serious effect on blue cities across the country, especially new york where mayor eric adams warns there are so many asylum-seekers packed into the city that they will soon be sleeping on the streets. out west in southern california border patrol agents busted a drug smuggler carrying 81 pounds of fentanyl worth over $3 million hidden inside the door panels of a car. and then martha's vineyard isis arrested a br

chad also recalled his top diplomat from tel aviv. a post on the chidian presidenty website. said the decision was made in indignation at the regime's relentless bombardment of gaza. nigeria cancelled the visit of the czech prime minister at the 11th hour. now say preg's pro israel stance in the united nations on the ongoing genocidal war on gaza was the main reason for these cancellation. protests also continue to take place across africa to condemn israeli crimes. now recently tens of thousands of people took to the streets of cape. town south africa demanding an end to israeli atrocities in gaza. demonstrates has also called on the south african government to expel the israeli ambassador. now there is no doubt that the total isolation of israel's apart regime in africa and indeed the world is just beginning. hello, i'm mubarak hania and this is africa today. in this week's episode we are focusing on increasing isolation of the israeli criminal. regime in africa as masses continue to hold demonstrations across the continent in solid

chad has recalled its top. for consultations due to the israeli regime's crimes in gaza. the israeli regime has invested massively in the country in its project to impose itself on africa. chad's decision is important as it constitutes major blow to the israeli regime as it marks the beginning of its decline on the continent. the move by chat is very, very important move. it seeks to send strong, send a strong message and it says. a strong message because of the historical relation and israel that has been trying to infiltrate africa and attempting to use child and because the geopolitics at the current moment countries are generally driven by national interests, there's not much ideological um um relations, but it's what is called international cooperations, but it seeks to be very bold move to say, we are recalling your diplomats irrespective of our own relations that we have and what we stand to benefit from those nations but in trying to call them and say but this is what is happening is wrong in this country so it's a very very important mode that is going to send a

lake chad in the middle of niger, chad, nigeria. groups created during the past decade there. why? because of the consequence of climate change. a lot of families living as fishermen and thanks to the lake, were just out of the region because of the consequence of climate change and the fact that there was no more water, a lot of species just disappeared and so on. and it created poverty and this poverty pushed a lot of people to terrorism, terrorist groups in chad. everything is linked and i think if we want to have sort of as well, a sort of list of priorities, number one priority would be sure that we help the emerging and developing country to get rid of coal, to go first to gas, to renewables, nuclear energy and so on, but very fast to get rid of coal and after to get rid of fossil fuels. and we launch here in paris this initiative with the one polar summit on poles. because cryosphere is absolutely critical. cryosphere is impacted by the consequences of the c02 being being emitted. but if we have a clear mobilisation of our sc

chad pergram, the latest. a measure that's rarely used, chad. >> john, that's right.25 members in history, there is bipartisan anger over tlaib's remarks, especially from jewish lawmakers. >> we are gonna remember and maybe we don't want to vote for -- the people that want to ban us or the people that want to live in silence and let the genocide happen. >> marjorie taylor greene authored the plan, but the house could censure here for what they say are anti-gay slurs. >> a vote of conscience for people. obviously what has been reported that she said and some of the activities are way beyond the pail. i won't stop it. >> could be an expulsion. five new york republicans intend to force a vote to boot george santos. >> he engaged in election fraud, and george santos is not fit to serve his constituents as a united states representative. >> now, censure needs a simple majority but expulsion two-thirds. the house has only expelled five members in history. if it expells santos, gop majority dwindles to a margin of three seats. >> john: we'll watch the action from capitol hil

you know, chad, wolf, i mean, >>you've experience at therience border. unfortunately, the borde at thro open. the southern border now, you know, buffalo, niagararn, fl that focuses our attention on the northern border terr. the number of suspected terrorists are known which w with backgrounds about which we're concerned coming through the northern border is like 85% compared to the southern likroue border. br i mean, we've got >> i trouble brewing. well, i think we do. and i think, you know, the increased terrorist threat, the director wray is talking about. i do agree with fran that there are some underlying there that when the director makes those statements, he'sakes tho g them based off of fact. but i think it not only points to what's goin poit isg along pi the southern border, but it also just points to what's going on in the world. is iand i think the lack of u.s. leadership that we see around t d is making the u.s. in in the homeland less safe. at the end of the da y. jeanne, to judge your point, though, you're exactly right. i thin pk as much at

chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, thanks. stocks soared as cooler inflation numbers boost hopes that the fed is done tightening interest rates. we will see. the dow surging 490 today. the s&p 500 was up 84. the nasdaq jumped 327. up next, why the prosecutor in former president donald trump's election interference trial in georgia is so upset tonight. we'll take you there. and, later, general jack keane joins us with his analysis of where the israel-hamas war is right now. ♪ constipation, and sleepiness. qulipta®. the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. ♪ upbeat, catchy music ♪ >> tech vo: this couple counts on their suv... as they travel for their small business. so when they got a chip in their windshield... they brought it to safelite... for a same-day in-shop repair. we repaired the chip right away. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech vo: plus, to protect their glass, we installed new wipers too. that's service the way

south africa and chad have shown the way by withdrawing their diplomats from tel aviv, in the clearest sign that the african government, just like the people in the continent are standing with palestine. the south african foreign ministry also read the riot act to the israeli ambassador to the country. he was summoned to the foreign ministry after his disparaging. comments against those who raised voices against attacks on palestinians. south african foreign pandu explain here the decision to recall the country's diplomats from tel aviv. and we believe the nature of response by israel has become one of collective punishment which falls fully outside of the practice of international humanitarian and international human rights law. for more information on the isolation of the israeli regime in africa, you have contacted us for solani, he's a lecturer of african politics at the university of south africa. thank you for your time sir today, um, thank you, thank you very much, and good evening to the viewers and thank you for inviting me, thank you for inviting you to come over, we also hav

let's bring in pete muntean and chad myers in the weather center. chad, you first.t should those of us going away expect? >> for today and tomorrow, a wet commute for shore. heading to new england, a white commute. new england, you want that because that is natural snow that you will be skiing in this weekend. it is already snowing in the catskills but ponding on the roadways from very heavy rainfall. we had five tornadoes on the ground yesterday that we know of right now. we don't have any for today and not expecting any but the forecast is for the low to head up the east coast and maybe slow down especially the road travel without a doubt. flight radar 24 has so many planes on this map. thousands and thousands of planes from the east coast to the west coast going all different directions and our pete muntean is going to tell us how this is doing. >> reporter: yeah, you know, chad, the cancellations and delays keep going up as the day goes on, and the faa just imposed a ground delay for all the flights leaving charlotte, a huge hub for american airlines, the averag

chad myers reporting.ing up, we are following major developments including the start of an agreed temporary truce between israel and hamas. that is now delayed and so is the release of some hostages held by hamas. that's next right here in "the situation room." ♪

i went to the movies with my husband chad olson and we went to see the marine movie with mark wahlberg loan survivor that was supposed to be a great day. it was just meant for us to kind of reconnect and have some time together. we go into the move in at that day, no one's there. at some point, a man comes in and sits directly behind the side of a whole empty movie theater. were just sitting there watching us and we hear a voice telling child to turn his phone off, but not in a nice, polite way. it was like, i demand chad responded that he was just checking on his daughter, seeing if there was maybe a missed call or something from the daycare. then you'll hear it again from the guy behind us. turn the phone off. from there he gets up any storms off the man was 71 year old curtis reeds, a retired swat commander and police captain who brought a gun within that day. we just went back to washington previous thinking that everything was over like okay, manager is going to come up, so keep your phone away. that would be a but that's not what happened. not at all. when the guy sat down, he ke

the us is wanting the food aids to 1400000 people in chad will stop in january due to a lack of funds. the world food program says it urgently needs a 170000000 euros to continue support. a huge surgeon, refugees fleeing the war and neighboring so done has pushed agencies to the breaking point you and says, there is credible evidence of large scale violence against the muscle lead ethnic group incidents dire 4 region parliamentary groups are believed to have killed hut, paramilitary groups, i believe to have killed hundreds of civilians and ethnically motivated attacks. survivors have arrived in shed with stories of the or deals a warning of distressing images, right from the start of this report. a few images on the mobile phones. the only proof of what happened to them survive is describe how men were rammed it out and shot some say they so will think of being hacked to death with axes and michelle teach. thousands of students. these are leaving the home country behind to take shelter in neighboring chat. especially women, threatened by sexual violence. human rights activists say se

chad pergram with more on that. chad?n course tomorrow with censure. that's because she supports what lawmakers believe are anti-semitic comments. more on that coming up. right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. you won't overpay for glasses if you shop at america's best. they offer two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95. i can see from your expression that you find that shocking. ...aaaaaaaand, you don't have ears. book an exam today at americasbest.com. >> neil: there's some democratic leaders that do blame israel. congress woman rasheeda talib has accused the biden administration of genocide and turning the other way in the face of this. she's been criticized by b

and yet chad is hosting more than 1000000 refugees. when is the largest and fastest growing populations in africa, or almost a decade after the violence in dar for once again, the un is warning of a spiraling catastrophe. the world cannot ignore nicholas hawk alger 0. me is, continues her and i'll just say are off to the stream while the inside will be here . and how often out with more of the days, top stories, savings, the a. we look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world. if there's something that the international community, your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g 0. what is ours is not the expression of one's most intimate dreams and desires a testament to the beauty and magical around. while at times, arts can be a means of survival, a tool resistance on these boards, and this is the street suite garment garden the be done. the throughout history arts has served as a form of resistance and

and yet chad is hosting more than 1000000 refugees. when is the largest and fastest growing populations in africa almost a decade after the violence in dar 4? once again, the u. n. is warning of a spiraling catastrophe. the world cannot ignore nicholas hawk alger 0. it's okay, you're up to date it. that's it for me, molly. inside you can find information on our website. al jazeera dot com, coming up next. this trip down the 102-0000 industry. 1.4000000 people just placed the we were just effective for sure. community and goals are being targeted. no one, it saves your everyone in the which i do not get on the more. welcome to the special program. we're in the samples in turkey with foreign minister. how can be done, talk stuff to 0. the show could i look at and sell them for funding. i haven't worked that of mine. the foreign minister. thank you for taking the time to talk to us despite just returning from germany where of course, because it was part of your discussions. however, there is a notable disappointment in searcy because it i

and yet chad is hosting more than 1000000 refugees. when is the largest and fastest growing populations in africa almost a decade after the violence in dar 4? once again, the u. n. is warning of a spiraling catastrophe. the world cannot ignore. nicholas hawk alger 0. a back to our top story. now the war in gauze has led to a spike in both is lemma phobic and anti semitic attacks in the united states, a form, a senior us official, has been arrested off the he was filmed harassing a lot of food vendor in new york. the council on american islamic relations says it is received. triple the number of complaints has since october 7th. then it usually does practical and explains what's your name? his actual name stuart sel. dewitt seen in this now viral video repeatedly harassing a food vendor in manhattan. retail for thousands, how the city and said, you know, was it wasn't enough, as john, he does, his words are who he is perhaps even more. so he is a former high ranking us state department official. he once worked in the israel and palestin

and yet chad is hosting more than 1000000 refugees. when is the largest and fastest growing populations in africa almost a decade after the violence in dar 4? once again, the u. n. is warning of a spiraling catastrophe. the world cannot ignore nicholas hawk alger 0. at least 6 people are missing off the land side. in guatemala city, 5 houses were damaged and thousands of people evacuated from the area. it's the latest and the series of land slides in the city is that let's take a look now at the light of sports headlines, his anti richardson, australia have reached the semi finals of tennessee davis comp thankful banks to beat the check republican. the last state. the annual team events which has been around for moving a 120 years was building up to sundays finals of all the toys taking place in spain . australia will next face finland for sports in that site and the solely to nobody will commit chose to chance to finish the game with yet another time when joking, which has secured 3 grand slams in 2023 and its just picks up the times

chad, thanks.xandria ocasio-cortez is criticizing the american israel public affairs committee apec, calling it a racist and bigoted organization. there was a response to the group admonishing her, her allies and the squad, the so-called squad and republican congressman thomas massie for voting against the house resolution affirming u.s. support for israel and condemning the hamas terror attack. and the group. she called apec the -- an extremist organization that destabilizes u.s. democracy. up next, our new fox power rankings for the 2024 presidential campaign plus, the son of former president donald trump takes the stand in their civil fraud trial. ♪ knock, knock. number one broker here for the number one hit maker. -thanks for swinging by, carl. -no problem. so what are all those for? uh, this lets me adjust the base, add more guitar, maybe some drums. -wow. so many choices. -yeah. like schwab. i can get full service wealth management, advice, invest on my own, and trade on thinkorswim. you know

good evening, chad. >> bret, good evening.hutdown is the first test for house speaker mike johnson. but conservatives are balking of johnson's interim plan. it fails to cut money and renews old spending. g.o.p. texas representative chip roy is a no. he is a member of the committee which could block the bill from hitting the floor tomorrow. >> my hope was that he was going to listen to everybody and put something out that was a bit of a bit are pill to swallow but achievable. >> johnson now has an ally in senate majority leader chuck schumer. schumer says the bill is not perfect but he is, quote: pleased with johnson's approach. >> the next few days will tell all in the house. and i hope the speaker does not buckle to the loud voices on his hard right flank to add partisan cuts as the price for keeping the government open. >> also tonight, g.o.p. georgia representative marjorie taylor greene is trying to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. green bypassed house leaders with a special resolution. >> >> we have

chad wolf, thanks so much for joining the program. >> yep. lawrence: so coming up an nyc pro-palestinian protesters light an israeli flag on fire. and in philly, they -- arrest after sit-ins in the 30th street station in d.c. tomorrow the biggest palestinian solidarity march in u.s. history, anti-semitic rhetoric spreading across our country. that's next. ♪ ♪ the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, l

i don't think it's much of a surprise, chad.emerson poll has jim justice running 13 points ahead of manchin. manchin has said that he's never lost an election. looks like he wants to keep that record intact. >> yeah, a lot of people thought this was an uphill battle for joe manchin anyway. democrats are on the back foot going into this election cycle because they have to defend so many seats this time. so many vulnerable democrats are up in swing states like west virginia. a lot of people would give john tester a democrat a better chance of re-election and sherrod brown in ohio. that's a real problem for joe manchin in the democrats in a 51-49 senate. we just got a statement from steve daines who is in charge of the republican senate re-election efforts. he says i like our odds in west virginia, john. >> john: yeah, he was the lone democrat really almost in the state. but jim justice is a popular figure there. looked like trying to beat justice head-to-head i was going to be impossible for manchin. you think that he looked at th

senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. good evening, chad. why is the house seeking to punish tlaib? >> well, rashida tlaib is on a coalition courts with censure. the house plans to punish tlaib, the daughter of palestinian immigrants, for anti-semitic language. she expressed support are for the phrase "from the river to the sea." jews say that calls for destroying israel. >> this type of anti-semitic hate is being promoted by a small group of members in this body. chiefly representative tlaib. we must hold her accountable. >> tlaib defended herself on the house floor. she became emotional, and was consoled by fellow members of the squad. >> palestinian people are not disposable. we are human beings, just like anyone else. >> tlaib says no matter what happens to her, the house can't silent palestinian voices. bret? >> bret: chad, what are democrats saying about congresswoman tlaib? >> well, democrats hope to kill the effort to rebuke tlaib. they oppose her remarks but defended tlaib's right to say offensive things, especially when she parrots

. >> ainsley: chad pergram joins us live from capitol hill with a preview. chad?to debate whether to expel santos today and he holds that press conference just outside the capitol very soon. the ethics committee produced a scathing report about santos two weeks ago. >> if they want to send me home. if they think is a fair process, if they think this is how it should be done, if they are confident this is a constitutional way of doing it. god bless their hearts. >> house speaker mike johnson talked to santos tuesday. santos says the speaker did not ask him to questions. santos says he will not resign. some worry about the precedents of expelling santos when he has not been convicted in court. >> i personally have real reservations about doing. this i'm concerned about a precedent that may be set for that so, everybody is working through that and we will see how they vote tomorrow. >> jobs and other g.o.p. members are leary of expelling santos before he goes to trial. and some republicans wonder about expelling santos amid a dwindling g.o.p. majority. >> when we do

diplomatically, bolivia cut off relations with israel, with turkey, colombia, chad, and honduras recalling their ambassadors. persian gulf arab leaders meeting with the us secretary of state, they all called for a ceasefire, but blinken did not blink. no to ceasefire. and a humanitarian pause, a big maybe. it's our view that uh, the ceasefire now would simply leave hamas in place, yet blincon had only echoed netanyahu's statements on the ceasefire. calls for a size fire our calls for israel to surrender to hamas. david petraus, the retired general of the us army, responsible in part for his failure in afghanistan and also in iraq, and leaked audio file, encouraged and approved israel's carnage in gaza. um, i see no alternative to the destruction of hamas and i use that term specifically, because as iif knows, there is a military doctrinal term, it's a gradation, you can disrupt, you can deny, you can defeat, you can destroy, but he must not have been prepared for what an israeli minister said, when asked whether an atomic bomb should... be dropped on the gaza strip ami yahoo! said this is

chad l williams is the samuel j. and augusta spector professor of history and african african-american studies at brandeis university. he's the author, the award winning book torchbearers of democracy, african-american in the world war one era, and the coeditor of charleston syllabus readings race, racism and racial violence. his writings and op eds have appeared in the atlantic, the washington post, time the conversation, joining him tonight is henry louis gates jr. alphonse fletcher university and founding director of the hutchins for african and african american research at harvard university and emmy peabody award winning filmmaker literary journalist, cultural critic and institute and builder. professor gates, his most recent books are stony the road and the black church. this is our story. this our song. tonight, they will discuss chad's latest book, the wounded world a sweeping story of hope betrayal, disillusionment and transformation and a one of a kind glimpse into how a crucial moment of international cris

how, chad, did we get here?e the individual came in on a nonimmigrant visa which expired in 2019 and then he decided to apply for asylum, which he would be ineligible for because he's been in the united states for a period of time, but that doesn't matter because he knows what the most of the rest of the world north america all you have to do is apply for asylum and probably will not see a judge for many, many years, why he remains inside the united states, work authorization and the like. now, i do agree with director wray, we need to be concerned about those inspired to take violence in their own hands, which of course we have seen now for a number of years. but this -- this specific incident i think is a reflection of our asylum system, which is completely broken, and the ways in which it is abused, and the ways in which the biden administration knows it is abused, but still does nothing to curb the immense amount of asylum fraud we see at the border each and every day. >> just to reiterate what you said, her

and caleb have been involved in the program since it started in 2019 >> my name is chad, i'm 16 yearsld. >> my name is caleb, i'm 11. >> reporter: what caleb likes best about bridges to science is - >> the activities. >> this is fun this is not schoolwork this is like a fun activity that they look forward to doing >> i want them to take away that science is fun and it's every day in their lives >> reporter: rosa aristy started the progra bridges to science after finding a gap in her community's access to s.t.e.m. education. s.t.e.m. stands for science, technology, engineering and math >> we have realized the need is great in the houston community and in the nation as a whole. we have evolved into equipping parents, home-school parents so our events are now not just for the students but for families >> this so far. >> reporter: at each table, there are different hands-on activities to learn about. everything from robotics -- >> just press it >> reporter: -- to chemistry and physics. >> they'll be exploring engineering through gum drops and toothpicks >> a square or a triangle? >> tryin

good evening, chad. >> bret, good evening.oe manchin faced, perhaps, the most daunting re-election bid of any senate democrat in 2024. the national senate map already favors the g.o.p., his exit means it's hard for democrats to hold that seat and the senate. >> what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if there's an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle and bring americans together. >> manchin's statement only fuels speculation that he could run for president. >> if we can have a movement to bring people back, showing there is tremendous support, centrist middle, where you make common sense decisions, for the country to be more comfortable. >> manchin deployed his status as a centrist to track left wing policy goals. he single-handedly killed a major domestic spending package in 2021. manchin was key to passing the touch stone of president biden's agenda, the inflation reduction act. not part of this calculus. >> . west virginia democrats must also defend seats in red states like oh

it was like a demand. chad responded that he was just checking on his daughter, seeing if there was maybe a missed call or something from the daycare. then you'll hear it again from the guy behind us. turn the phone off. from there he gets up any storms off the man was 71 year old curtis reeds, a retired swat commander and police captain who brought a gun within that day. we just went back to washington previous thinking everything was over like okay. manager is going to come up, so keep your phone away. that would be a but that's not what happened. not at all. when the guy sat down, he kept same stuff to my husband about, oh so now you put the phone away and my husband, you know, turned around and stood up and just said, hey, what is your problem? movie hasn't even started. and he was just nasty surveillance footage is chattering popcorn, it reads mediately fired a pistol and a trans chest. just fall like a spark. aaron just saw him go down. and from there a i didn't even realize that my finger was shot as well. i was just so worried about the surface when it got shot, the computer i'm a

bring back the ceo, sam altman, fired a day after speaking at aipac, the face of the ai boom since chad gpt launched, microsoft and venture firm thrive capital are among several of open ai office top backers in part of an effort to reinstate him, after the top executive addressed the firing internally, and the coo wrote, everyone was taken by surprise. there was no wrongdoing but a breakdown in communication between altman and the board. >>> three time table tennis olympian, lily zhang is competing and hopes to secure a spot on team usa. helping to represent the team, bay area blasters at a u.s. major league table tennis competition. the league's inaugural season. last night's victory qualifies the team for the upcoming olympics in paris. but it doesn't mean that lily zhang is issuing, they sent three players and they will be determined by trials in the spring. she vividly remembers the opening ceremony of the first olympics when she was six teen. >> serena williams to my left and coby bryant to my right, this is a real life you know. but that moment cemented this belief that i have the

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chad pergram with more. how will it go down, chad? >> good morning.enge for house speaker mike johnson trying a two-step approach to automatically renew government funding through january. that buys time to approve one batch of spending bills, the rest by february. some senate democrats are open to the suggestion. >> i don't like this cr approach. it looks like a gimmick but open to what is house is talking about. this is a moment where reasonable people in the senate, where most of the reasonable people are these days, have to make sure that we're not making the perfect the enemy of the good. >> a senior senate democratic liedership aid said the speaker moved toward the democrats' position. top democrat on the house appropriationss committee said she was bewildered by johnson's approach. some republicans embrace getting more time. >> i think we ought to do a cr long enough to conference and actually pass a budget. i don't think we've done -- i'm confident we haven't done in my short time here. i don't know the last time they used regular order for 12

chad, what do we know? >> reporter: trace, good evening.s was a big pro palestinian protest at the democratic national committee tonight. about 300 people were there. police fired tear gas at the crowd. there was one arrest for assault on a police officer. a grand toast six officers were injured. fox talked with one demonstrator. >> 11,000 people have been murdered, and we're calling on the people who are being bought out by apec, and millions of our tax dollars go to israel to be carrying out this genocide, we say no and we are demanding a ceasefire. >> reporter: the group descended on the democratic national committee and tried to barge in. the capitol police evacuated at least two house democrats from there, sean castin of illinois and sherman, sherman called them pro hamas and pro terrorists. they locked down nearby office buildings, no one was allowed to come or go, gop florida representative and a paul even a luna was locked inside with her newborn baby. right now the u.s. senate is voting to sync up with the house of representatives

i my mother and my sister's children came to chad. we don't know where my father is. we couldn't find him. they burnt everything and took everything again . we did not bring anything with us. only good enough for the united nations has condemned the violence in the strongest terms. we keep saying that the situation is horrific and grim, but frankly, we are running out of words to describe the horror of what is happening into them. we continue to receive unrelenting, an appalling reports of sexual and gender based violence, enforced disappearance, arbitrate attentions and grave violations of human and children's rights. what is happening is verging on p. o. e. for now, the un worries that the conflict will escalate even further with mass killings and even more widespread displacement of people. and we can talk now with giving kitley . she's the head of the office of the un high commissioner for human rights. interested in joining us from nairobi, gillian, it's been 7 months since that's the start of the civil war in sit down the you with you in is now warning of a moun

chad hart is an agricultural economist at iowa state university. >> as we're thinking about the bargehy do we rely on it so much? it is because it is the most cost effective way for us to move our crops up and down the river. reporter: according to a study by the texas a&m transportation institute, one barge can carry the same amount of dry cargo as 16 train cars. or 70 trucks. barges have a much smaller carbon footprint, too. >> so it's an incredibly large amount of grain that you're able to move quite easily and effectively down the river when we have full capacity along the mississippi. reporter: but this year, the barges are only carrying about two-thirds of what they normally would. the lighter loads help them float higher in the water to avoid getting stuck on the river bottom. the low water also means the river is narrower. in a normal year, artco could lash together 46 barges of grain for a trip south. this year, the most they can fit is 25. >> we are not loading the barges as heavy, so we have to make more trips. so you have more boats down there taking fewer barges, doing mo

the one is warning that food aids to 1400000 people in chad will stop in january to to a lack of funds for world food program. says it urgently needs 170000000. yours to continue support a huge search and refugees fleeing the war and neighboring so done has pushed agencies to breaking point the lenses. there is credible evidence of large scale violence against the most solid ethnic group in. so don, star for region, for our military groups are believed to have killed hundreds of civilians, an ethnically motivated attacks. survivors have arrived and shot with stories of their ordeals. and just a warning distressing images to start right at the start of this report. a few images on the mobile phones. the only proof of what happened to them survive is describe a pound man with rammed it out and shot, and some say they so things are being hacked to death with axes and michelle. these thousands of suit and these are leaving the home country behind to take shelter in neighboring chat. especially women threatened by sexual violence. human rights activists say sexual violence against women is

this last piece we have been interviewing survivors in eastern chad.rall picture that survivors is horrific. in the spree of killing come house to house, people fleeing. we talked to several people who described streets littered with dead bodies. some buried in the main square. at others have been left for days. we looked into the satellite imagery we could analyze that show the level of destruction, arson done by the rapid support forces and their allied militias. also cases of sexual violence a continues to be reported. the near-complete removal of the masalit community among the other non-air groups -- non-arab groups from chad. juan: even though this has been pretrade largely as internal civil conflicts, there are regional powers that are funding and arming both sides. could you talk about the role of the united arab emirates, egypt, saudi arabia, and these other countries? >> so i agree there has been an issue with the friend of the conflict itself. even prior to the outbreak of the war in april when the u.n. and other actors continuously used the