now we have in london, daniel lee, the president of the us middle east project and a former advisor in the office of former israeli prime minister, who would bach in the tucker city of on tale nicholas, no, director of the bi route exchange foundation. and also in london, h a have a senior associate fellow at the royal united services institute for defense and security studies in london. and the non resident scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington warm welcome to old. if i could start with daniel. so daniel, where do you read is re the policy when it comes to the question of widening the conflict, drawing in more pallas like the u. s. d, put into the conflict as well. so i mean, see there's 2 elements to that. first of all, it's clear that the is re government has america wherever it will sit on the question of the military assault on gaza itself to the extent to which may be and i may have been part of that, my unity, we thought there was american action behind the scenes to actually try and get to that see spot. i think just been clarified that that's

according to the lawsuit, danielle dillard and kim lee say they endured years of racial abuse on the job. lee and dillard both worked as clerks, processing warrants for the department. a jury awarded the two women, $1.1 million for emotional distress. >> this has been my job for 18 years and it will continue due to be my job until it's time for me to retire. hopefully there's some type of change, change i can move on. >> i can build myself back up. i can do some mental work on myself. and i know that i don't never have to be silenced on any job. >> the sheriff's department and the city respond to the ruling and a joint statement that reads in part, we are surprised and disappoint by the outcome of this case. we will continue to take all reasonable steps to make our employees feel safe and valued in the east bay. >> oakland city leaders say they're doing all they can to stop violent crimes. >> today, the city announced a new permanent leader for the oakland department of violence prevention on abc seven news reporter suzanne phan giving us a closer look at what that will mean. >> i wa

according to the lawsuit, danielle danielle dillard and kim lee say they endured years of racial abuse lee and dillard both worked as clerks processing warrants for the department. a jury awarded the two women $1.1 million for emotional distress. >> s this has been my job for 18 years and it will continue to be my job until it's time for me to retire. hope hopefully there's some type of change i can move on. >> i can build myself back up. i can do some mental work on myself, and i know that i don't never have to be silenced on any job. >> the sheriff's department and the city responded to the ruling in a joint statement that reads in part, we are surprised and disappointed by the outcome of this case. we will continue to take all reasonable steps to make our employees feel safe and valued. >> today, san francisco international airport raised a flag in honor of transgender transgender day of remembrance is a day to acknowledge and remember those who have been murdered by transphobic violence at sfo tweeted that it believes everyone should be able to live authentically free from bigotry

according to the lawsuit, danielle dillard and kim lee say they endured years of racial abuse on thed dillard both worked as clerks processing warrants for the department. a jury awarded the two women $1.1 million for emotional distress. >> but this has been my job for 18 years, and it will continue to be my job until it's time for me to retire. hopefully there's some type of change i can move on. >> i can build myself back up. i can do some mental work on myself. and i know that i don't never have to be silenced on any job. the sheriff's office and the city responded to a ruling in a joint statement that reads in part, we are surprised and disappointed by the outcome of this case. >> we will continue to make to take all reasonable steps to make our employees feel safe and valued. >> in the south bay, there's been a settlement in the case of a muslim woman whose hijab was taken away in a santa clara county jail. it's also led to reforms in county policy. last october, asia, aden was booked into the main jail and forced to remove her hijab while in custody. it was the second complaint

danielle dillard. >> dillard and kim lee say they endured years of racial abuse on the job.and dillard both worked as clerks processing warrants for the department. a jury awarded the two women $1.1 million for emotional distress. >> this has been my job for 18 years and it will continue to be my job until it's time for me to retire. hopefully there's some type of change i can move on. >> i can build myself back up. i can do some mental work on myself. and i know that i don't never have to be silenced on any job. >> the sheriff's office and the city responded to the ruling in a joint statement that reads in part, we were surprised and disappointed by the outcome of this case. we will continue to take all reasonable steps to make our employees feel safe and valued. >> this year's thanksgiving holiday travel looking to be one of the busiest we've seen in decades. tens of millions are expected to hit the road or get on a flight. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is live this morning at sfo with some of those projected travel numbers. hi, ryan. yeah, hi, reggie. >> good morning

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daniel harvey hill. i mean, they've already sent him west once because lee couldn't deal with it. where's it going to go? new mexico. and in chattanooga. william rosecrans days were numbered and we know why. it's one of the three fellows on that side. there's a picture of bragg i was referring to. that guy's a twig. on october 17, rosecrans was relieved of command and replaced by a ulysses s grant. and we all know this story. write the latter officer's rise in the western theater had produced signal victories at fort henry in donelson shiloh in vicksburg, and removing the confederate threat at chattanooga would allow the union army to establish a supply hub and operate deep into georgia and alabama without chattanooga. the march to the sea would have been far less likely to succeed, and without grant may not have finally convinced the lincoln administration he was the man likely to turn the tide against robert e lee. all grant had to do was dislodge bragg's, and he did so by exhibiting the bulldog qualities that would come to the fore in the overland campaign the following spring,

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he made was removing daniel hill and replacing him with pemberton who had already become a confederate pariah following the surrender. they have already sent them west once because lee couldn't deal with him. in chattanooga, william rosecrans days wernumbered e' and we know why. rr he is one of the three fellows on that fight. there is the picture of bragg i was referring to. he is relieved of command and replaced by ulysses s grant. the latter officers rise in the western theater has signaled victory. donelson, shiloh and vicksburg and removing chattanooga would allow the army to establish a supply club and operate deep into georgia and alabama. the march to the sea would have been far less likely to succeed. brett may not have finally convinced the lincoln administration he was the man likely to turn the tide against robert e lee. all grant had to do was dislodge bragg and he did so by visiting the bulldog quality or and the opening campaign the following spring. si as he recalled, the victory in chattanooga was one back against wgreat dogs considering the advantage the enemy have -- head of the position. ak by reason of bragg making several grave mistakes and his

daniel j. seahafer, national commander, american legion. with that, mr. president i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nomination, calendar item 46, concerned lee. swanson to be brigadier general, that the senate vote on the nomination without intervening action or debate, that if confirmed the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, that any statements related to the nomination be printed in the record and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's actions. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar i'm 47, major general shawn a. gainey to be lieutenant general. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president i ask that it be in order to mak