so the dalia units, the treasure island residents, have a preference for dalia units. both within starview court and isle house, you know, at the isle house is an example. there were 36 residents from the island that applied. and so they went to the top of the dalia rankings, but at this point, only 16 of those individuals are still actively engaged in the application process. so, you know, there's a potential that 16 of the 24 units will go to island residents, the, the isle house management team will just keep going down the lottery rankings. there were over 2000 applications for these 24 units. so they have a very deep pool, to ensure that they're able to fill those 24 units. yeah. and again, it's a fundamental issue. so at the end of the day, you have 16 that are. and again the question again i still need answers is they keep going. they keep going. it's income that that what happens. are we allowed to keep those units or they will have to be filled at some point. okay. and by who can you keep going down the list. you keep getting folks that come up, but they can't

nick: dalia cusnir, thank you very much. dalia: thank you. organization kind working to overturn convictions for people facing execution or life sentences. decades later as a death penalty continues to be carried out in some states and debated in others, his work continues. senior arts correspondent jeffrey brown reports for our series art in action, exploring the intersection of art them -- art and democracy, part of our canvas arts and culture coverage. jeffrey: in 2021, larry walker left a pennsylvania state prison a free man after serving 38 years following a conviction for murder. on this day, he was visiting friends at centurion, the princeton, new jersey, group that took on his case and finally convinced a judge and even walker's trial prosecutor that his conviction had been based on the weakest of evidence and a flawed defense. larry walker, wrongfully convicted: i have always heard that happens to other people, but when it had happened to me, reality just set in. but i don't know, exactly when i look back, how this happened. jeffrey:

and the situation in the central area has been critically. dalia is instead of balance of this one, i've been hearing loud explosions just coming from the eastern areas old as the rage, refugee time, which is few kilometers away from where we are while medical sources. in fact, kerry has confirmed us within the past 24 hours, a 70 palestinians have been killed. at these figures and numbers varies by medical officials are clear, remains the balance of the adult career. let's see that the goal is this trip is going through the same time. it's a reflection that these number is a reminder that it's quite similar to the numbers of victims, phone folding in the initial months of the study. which means that there is no link top in financing as disability corporation has been ongoing for more than 390 days . so far talk, thanks very much indeed. are going to bring in the most we now he's the media studies professor at the doha institute for graduate studies. thanks for joining us here in the studio. i mean, we've been talking a lot about the us selections of how might the outcome of that electio

to advancing women in leadership, peace and security to the former president of lithuanian with a, dalia gryhbauskaite. [applause] ms. revere: kersti kaljulaid is another inspiring example of high level female political leadership in the baltic region. in 2016 she was elected the fifth president of estonia and first female head of state since they declared independence from soviet union. she worked across the sectors. when estonia joined the european union she was the representative to the european court of auditors. earlier she had serve as economic advisor to the prime minister and held several positions in business including c.f.o. and c.e.o. of i.r.u. the power plant of the state owned network company the first woman to lead a power plant in her country. as president she worked to digitize estonia. today in stonia citizens vote, pay taxes and manage government services all online. earning the government a reputation as the most advanced digital society in the world. their technical progress was achieved through public private cooperation. she demonstrateded a commitment to gender equ

he has widespread family backing, including from his sister dalia. and when he a line to say it, i love the line to say hello, hello stuff. my little thought, i don't see what they will jump, look at them with ally. have you checked the can be at what age of love got thought to be. and so the pulling, what is it located on the central list of the shall see for the, for the oh, who would you like anything on the jump left. somebody will probably never hold high office in less than and because of the structure laid down by the constitution . but they will inevitably be one of the most influential families of political dentists. from sled, up to lot of drew's leadership in the early 20th century. to come all to fort arab nationalism, the palestinian cause as an end to secondary and as to the present generation will lead a political survivor to juggle political interests. during decades of conflict on the table, the new face of the lebanese drew's community, the current is ready to go on living on his still playing out the jump. lots of put aside the dif

like doctors, without food, as i say, you number 14, like other organizations that people are really dalia and as a waiting for help or do to on to on spring simple conditions that cannot be met some day and the north of the strip and at the same time, only a fraction of a has been allowed to reach to what's the north of district. and these are huge webs. elizabeth, only complaints. the goal is to think it means that areas like value a big value based on what the value of bullets are left without receiving any age, which is making the situation what, what size, what size house is 3. thank you so much thought as well and reporting from gaza. well, the struggle to survive, israel's genocide engagement goes beyond bombs and bullets for palestinians with serious medical conditions each day brought the risk of death even before the war. now a few hours without power or a roadblock to do to in is really attack can mean the difference between life and death. honey, my mood has more from data but off in gaza. some of the old as life has become a struggle for survival, daily bombing, the search for

dalia mentioned former president trump flipped dade county. the headline in the new york times, an earthquake. trump splits south texas. it says nowhere in the united states had strictly democratic counties shifted so far and so fast in the direction of former president donald trump as they had in the texas communities along the rio grande am aware hispanic residents make up an overwhelming majority. its support for mr. trump along the texas border provided the starkest example of what had been a broad national embrace of the republican candidate among hispanics and working-class voters. that shift has taken place in rural communities as well as in large cities like miami and in parts of new york and new jersey. but texas stood out. 8 of the top 10 democratic counties swung towards mr. trump tuesday or on the texas border or within a short drive. one of the biggest swings came in starr county, a rural area where sections of border wall have been rising, incomes are low, and many travel long distances to jobs in oil fields. the county flipped r

dalia mentioned former president trump flipped dade county. the headline in the new york times, an earthquake. trump splits south texas. it says nowhere in the united states had strictly democratic counties shifted so far and so fast in the direction of former president donald trump as they had in the texas communities along the rio grande am aware hispanic residents make up an overwhelming majority. its support for mr. trump along the texas border provided the starkest example of what had been a broad national embrace of the republican candidate among hispanics and working-class voters. that shift has taken place in rural communities as well as in large cities like miami and in parts of new york and new jersey. but texas stood out. 8 of the top 10 democratic counties swung towards mr. trump tuesday or on the texas border or within a short drive. one of the biggest swings came in starr county, a rural area where sections of border wall have been rising, incomes are low, and many travel long distances to jobs in oil fields. the county flipped r