that's 13 percent of the total and 10 times the target set by campaigners, john 100 reports from dearborn, michigan. in michigan, the message to president joe biden has been delivered to the 10s of thousands of arab and muslim americans voted for uncommitted in the states democratic presidential primary, a protest vote against president biden, support of the war and gaza from the community. the over whelming, the voted for him last time in the majority air of american city of dearborn voter after voter told us which box they checked. did you vote on committed? yeah, i'm committed, as of right now, as i'm coming to you, why do you want the no president because of what? because of the way you've been telling me why it was to and they want to stop it was there was little doubt that donald trump would when the republican primary in michigan for the bible would come in 1st and the democratic campaign. and they had their supporters, i voted for donald j. trump. i know the way the surprise of the night was the 10s of thousands of democrats who cast a vote of no confidence in the man most ported 4 years ag

i'm drawn 100 in dearborn, michigan. we're profiler, city and democrats are opting not circle for jo bite. the . we're going to begin with positive signals about a possible series. 5 deal between hom, us and israel. you as president joe biden says, an agreement for a temporary cease firing cause i could be reached by monday. and as part of it, he says, israel is ready to hold military activities during the muslim holy month of ramadan . jude to begin in the coming days. obviously the sources say the initial framework for the deal includes the exchange of $400.00 palestinian prisoners for 40 is really captives held in gaza. israel has also reported they agreed to the gradual return of displaced palestinians to northern garza. sources say that under the deal israel would repossession its forces away from crowded areas on hold aerial surveillance for 8 hours a day. barton was making an appearance on nbc that late night with set myers when he mentioned israel's willingness to posit. still that is driven ramadan off to the sh

they've been counting on to keep bite and in office in november, john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. the to the democratic republic of congo with the ministry he says, is joined with several local long groups to fight m. 23 rebels in the countries east and north kiva region. until recently they were backlink government forces. catherine, so i spoke to finance from one of the groups. courtney themselves was a lender and she sent us this exclusive report. not too long ago this. kimberly spies does work by calling the ami are they call themselves, was a lender swahili. what? 4 p, just their role on groups have decides that differences, how the government forces their goals to defeat. what they see is a common enemy to thousands of fighters have been deployed to boost the number of soldiers on the front lines. yeah, the seeing phones critical and run this president on cuz i mean, they accuse upon the entity 3 levels. karen says, she's not afraid to die. you're to go. so then you know my team disease, i'm a soldier. i see my relative suffering there in comes for the displaced. my home is

grady trimble is in dearborn, michigan. breakdown the applications for the general election? ent biden narrowly won michigan in the presidential election in 2020. the implications could be huge. where we are in dearborn is home to michigan's largest arab-american and muslim community in the country's largest muslim population per capita. they cast more than 50% of votes to uncommitted and in the two big college towns in michigan, a lot of protest votes there as well. more than 100,000 votes marking uncommitted in a democratic primary across the state taking away as much as 13% of the total from president biden. many of the folks who selected uncommitted are upset with president biden's stands on the war in gaza. the biden campaign is trying to win back the arab-american community which helped win the state by 150,000 votes in 2020 but these results show it hasn't been enough. there have been 200,000 muslim voters in michigan that could determine the outcome in this critical swing state. as we talk to democratic voters over the last several days it is clear the party is divided

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and i'm, it is the head and author, comedian, that activist joining us from dearborn michigan. thank you all so much for taking part in this conversation today. so i want to start with you. you are a young american voter, you're also palestinian. i'm and so you obviously witnessing the brutal killing of your people from thousands of kilometers away and with everything that the us has to do with the story. how. how do you feel today? um hello. thank you for having me. first of all, i'm quite honored and to answer your question, i don't know how to feel necessarily because it seems as if you know, us as palestinians or even the south sydney and americans. i've americans were told how to feel a certain way where we can't be upset with joe biden, because we don't want to throw off the elections and not have the, you know, have it be like a democratic at the democratic party when. but then on the other hand as well, we're still going through the motions of watching the genocide and their families back home would be murdered and killed. and also like actively realizing that as a youn

on entering in dearborn michigan, where pro palestinian democrats are opting not for joe biden. the us president joe biden says he hopes to see strong can be reached in gallons at by next monday. more details remind you about the framework for a potential deal sources of toll down to 0, that $400.00 palestinian prisoners could be released and return for 40 is randy captive united states, egypt, and kata mediating talks between her mouth. and israel had to go, hey and has more now from washington dc. this is an administration that has been very, quite. busy about anything to do with the ongoing talks for a ceasefire just in new york, where the president was there for a campaign to parents. he was popular into an ice cream shop and a reporter asked, what do you know about the ceasefire? and he actually answered no president's habits. and so you just simply ignore reporters. it's very common of it that they do that when they want to send a message though, they will take those questions and the president interestingly, because again, they've been so silent about it not being side of

and i'm, it is the head and author, comedian, that active is joining us from dearborn michigan. thank you all so much for taking part in this conversation today. so i want to start with you. you are a young american voter. you're also palestinian. i'm so you obviously witnessing the brutal killing of your people from thousands of kilometers away and with everything that the us has to do with the story. how. how do you feel today? um hello. thank you for having me. first of all, i'm quite honored and to answer your question, i don't know how to fuel necessarily because it seems as if you know, us as palestinians or even the south sydney and americans. i've americans were told how to feel a certain way where we can't be upset with joe biden, because we don't want to throw off the elections and not have that. you know, have it be like a democratic, a demo democratic party when, but then on the other hand as well, we're still going through the motions of watching the genocide and our families back whole be murdered and killed. and also like actively realizing that as a young woman r

g 0 dearborn, michigan. the us senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has announced that he plans to step down in november for 17 years. he's held the top post as the need of the republican party and congress move in any of the pots you need in history. dressing his colleagues on the senate floor, the 82 year old and mrs. that it's time for the next generation of leadership to take over to serve kentucky on the site. it's been an honor of my life, lead my republican color. it is such a man for the highest privilege. but one of life's most under appreciated colors is to know when it's time to move on to lives. next truck us guys, the chaper, tennessee who's long for us and washington. she has this news come as a surprise it says a great deal about american politics. these days, that's the news that of 82 year old matters, stepping down from a leadership position and congress did come was a bit of a surprise you turn to if you to last week know to political. it's joe biden is $81.00, and he would be a to a w

to hold as minute feel patients and gaza for the muslim holy month of ramadan under on 100 in dearborn michigan, where pro palestinian democrats are opting not to vote for joe biden. from the front lines in the democratic republic of congo, group say they've joined forces with the military to battle m. 23 finances. the welcome to the program is very full. certificate. open fire on palestinians trying to get sued in northern garza. the a crowd cable differed from guns and times as a candidate to obtain slow on the al rashid road. the cause of city view ensued. agency says it's recently suspend today. deliveries to the rules because of the violence. a sense of his varieties have brought to you by the time relates, i'm guessing into the gauze and straight. the group play in front of a border crossing with each of preventing trucks from moving as a cute to get into casa, via egypt, a spokesperson for the u. n. c, military and office as a recent medical evacuation coming, but was also stools buys very full, says for several hours despite prior coordination for all staff members and big hills with th

one of those affected communities resides in the city of dearborn, michigan, home to one of the largest populations of arab americans per capita in the country . you may have seen dearborn in the headlines recently after an opinion piece was published in the wall street journal, which labeled the city as quote americas jet had capitol. many of pointed out that this is yet another sign of the rising tide of islam, a phobia. meanwhile, many of the most of them in our communities across the united states have expressed their outreach at the biden administration for its support of israel's deadly onslaught in gaza. so what impact has israel's world as a had on most of them in our communities in the us? and how will it affect the upcoming presidential election? here to speak with us as dearborn is 1st muslim and 1st air of american mayor abdullah, how mood mash mood. thanks so much for joining us in upfront. much for him in the 3 months following october 7th, the council on american islamic relations. so a 178 percent increase and complaints of anti muslim and anti palestinian incidents arou

also hit on john 100 in dearborn michigan where voters cast a surprisingly large vote of no confidence in joe by inviting strikes out in chads capital soldiers on the streets and reports. antoinette is down, rushed across the country the beginning and goes away. there was no lit house in the is riley miller, trees bowman campaign. the war has now killed nearly 50000 palestinians since october. most of them women and children, at least 76 people were killed in the past 24 hours alone. now these uh pictures from come all out, one hospital and northern garza for an infant has died from inhaling toxic gas caused by the is ready bombardment of the children in the medical facility. milner, you and agencies have repeatedly wound up increasing starvation and hunger among causes 2300000 people. now they say $1.00 and $4.00 people is on the brink of famine. the trickle of id entering this trip is largely to blind michael apples reports n t bones and the empty stomach in northern gaza. about one in 6 children younger than 2 is male. nourished in the 600000 palestinians all with the world food pro

and 10 times a target that was set by campaign is john henry and reports from dearborn, michigan. in michigan, the message to president joe biden has been delivered to the 10s of thousands of arab and muslim americans voted for uncommitted in the states democratic presidential primary, a protest vote against president biden's support of the war and gaza from the community. the over whelming lead voted for him last time in the majority air of american city of dearborn voter after voter told us which box they checked. did you vote on committed? yeah, i'm committed as of right now, as i'm coming to you, why do you want the no president because of what? because of the word you've been telling me why? because it was to and they wanted stuff. it was, there was little doubt that donald trump would when the republican primary in michigan for the bible would come in 1st and the democratic campaign and they have their supporters. i voted for donald j. trump. i know the way the surprise of the night was the 10s of thousands of democrats who cast a vote of no confidence in the man most support

and i've read recently published in the wall street journal called the city dearborn, michigan home to one of the largest populations of muslims and arabs in the united states. america's hot capital. many of called this another sign of the rising anti muslim sentiment in the country since october 7th. so have october 7th and israel's warren gaza, effected the muslim population in the united states. and what impact could this have on the upcoming presidential election? we'll ask that question to their boards, mayor abdullah, how mood later in the show. but 1st, as israel, such as the targets on the southern city of rough us in the gaza strip, the top you and official has stated that any escalation could lead to a quote slaughter. and that over a 1000000 people were quotes bearing death in the face, south africa has urged the international court of justice to consider using its power to intervene. so how will be you in response to the situation and what is its utility at a time like this will speak to this. we've headliner, former director at the new york office of the un high commission

they've been counting on to keep biding in office in november, john henry and al jazeera dearborn, michigan. the military and democratic republic of congo says it's now working with local um to groups to tackle im. 235 is in the north keeper of region. and so recently local find has with battling government forces. catherine. so i have spoken to members of one group called was a lender. she sent us this exclusive report. the not too long ago these kimberly spices were actually the ami. oh, they call themselves was a lender. so he was for peachy or the role on groups have put aside the differences to how the government forces their goals to defeat what they see as a common enemy to thousands of fighters have been deployed to boost the number of soldiers on the phone lines. yeah, the sing songs critical run this president on cuz i me they accuse upon me empty 3 examples. karen says she's not afraid to die. you to go, so then the war number changes, the i'm a soldier, i see my relative suffering there in comes for the displaced. my home is campbell, but we have to leave for funds. that's why i

nermeen: i like to bring in layla elabed, a palestinian american community organizer from dearborn, michigan and a leader of the listen to michigan campaign which is urging constituents to cast a vote for "uncommitted" on michigan's february 27 primary election in protest of president biden's ongoing support for israel's war on gaza. elabed is also the younger sister of congressmember rashida tlaib, the only palestinian-american member of congress. layla elabed, welcome to democracy now! if you could begin by explaining why you decided to lead this campaign? >> personally, as a palestinian american and somebody from the age of 12 saw the power of electoral politics within our arab american and muslim community, i knew that i wanted to be part of something that could possibly affect change. an uncommitted campaign is part of a larger movement, antiwar movement across the country. we are focused on ending a war and stopping the military funding that supports genocide. nermeen: i would like to turn to comments that president biden made while speaking at the white house last night. after he addr

which i don't know he works for the state department fairly senior position he sent them off to dearborn michiganzes for every aspect of support that biden gave to israel and says it was all his mistake, the real joe biden needs to stand up and say who is because in this election year he is saying two different things to do different audience he has a pro-israel segment and unfortunately shrinking within the democratic party that is trying to placate and a highly anti-israel segment growing within the democratic party that he wants to placate even more and is tripping all over himself trying to thread the needle. >> as a result israel has a two front war, diplomatic, the united states is leading in the arab countries and some of the terrorist against israel organizing and trying to pressure them enforce benjamin netanyahu out of office and of course israel is having to fight a real war hand-to-hand combat in gaza which it is winning and it cannot win and take it to the hamas leaders let me ask you this about the united states the horrendous vile spread of anti-semitism in our college and universi

henry new joins us live from the city of dearborn in michigan. we john, how is the so called uncommitted campaign going? the beloved community? the demands of our democracy is going to pricing really well for the sponsors of this case. because there is only 12 percent over the weekend i so far, and that is probably the number of people voting uncommitted so far in bad numbers about say, 17000 votes. well, normally uncommitted gets about $20000.00 votes. if it keeps them, it does raise throughout. electra 9 that would be more than a $100000.00 people voting and one committed. it's about 16 to 17 percent of the total vote. so what does that tell you pro donald trump 151-0000 votes? melanie 16. joe biden, one 585-4000 votes in 2020. so we're talking about margin. they could really make the difference ultimately in november. and there's electric. uh and let me, let me introduce somebody. i knows a lot more about this and i do this is a boss l a we're, he's one of one of our sponsors and vis advance here tonight. and you were just talking about your m

that's out of here at john henry and live for us in dearborn, michigan. a former leader of a far right parent military in columbia has been extradited from the united states after serving a 15 year sentence for cocaine trafficking. a salvatore mancuso now faces trial in columbia for killings and crimes. linked to his time is commander of the united self defense forces. the so called war lord has testified to a peace tribunal in hopes of receiving a lenient sentence. describe close links between far right paramilitaries and colombia as political elite. from baton, i listened to run p a t explains the significance of memphis those return or after 16 years for them or prior military war lord. so that's what i'm on because a returned at to columbia, there was great expectation for this a return. he will have to face a justice also here in his home country for thousands of privacy committed a back in the early 2, thousands at the height of the columbia as the internal civil conflict. the bodies also hoping to be able to get a light sentence or even leaving the

many of these voters help put into office john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. still ahead and i'll just see the us expedited sa pharma, finalized part of military leader to columbia for crimes including murder marking moments. so i wanted to celebrate an identity, very different from the one they say. it was forced upon by mainland china, the hello a signal, very big salus, across the good parts of indonesia width is whether it be to the west side of the reason in jakarta should be starting to turn less wet. so we say it's always way, but the end of the really rainy season, $95.00 millimeters afraid in 24 hours him always came from as well. what's the weather? willow, so slight its way to that western side of borneo. so what's the weather to into southern areas of the philippines, federal fist and we talk might be some planning. so i'm showing $32.00 celsius the image that a lot of warm sunshine continuing across much of the indo china will the same as we go one into the last a parts of the week. have you show us at last? i just noticed teddy pretty well across

but so here is dearborn michigan. we have talked with the airborne, the majority of arab american population. not just dearborn, other parts around dearborn in wayne county as well, with american muslim populations. so when we finally get a forward picture from wayne county, that will explain how exactly uncommitted will fall here. there isn't 12th congressional district where it is possible based on what we are seeing now , uncommitted might take a get delegate, otherwise biden on pace to win here possibly all the other delegates in the state. so you see biden 80%, there wayne county is the big thing. you just want to see if we are following the story of uncommitted on the republican side here, trump is sitting at 67, and haley number a slow but it continues to fall. we made a note when she fell under 30, now she has fallen under 28% of the vote. nikki about a third of the vote has come in here. the problem for hillary is the -- the problem is she is losing by this margin, but the thing she was trying to emphasize in

dearborn, michigan mayor wrote these conversations must be had with policy makers, not campaign staffwill not entertain conversations about elections while we watch a livestream genocide backed by our government. debbie dingell offered this, michigan congresswoman. >> i think frankly this community is not going to be willing to talk to the white house until there is a cipher. >> so the only thing on the president's schedule today is the meeting with the uaw workers. we will let you know if that changes. >> john: nih panel set to launch an investigation after a study in the u.k. showed evidence at least five people contracted alzheimer's from a now banned hormone treatment. the shots were given to roughly 27,000 children around the world between the 60s and the 80s. so, what exactly are these hormones and how could they potentially cause alzheimer's? dr. marc siegel joins us with details. what's it all about? >> john, these are pituitary hormones given to children who are very short stature and used to do that by taking pituitary gland from a cadaver, people watching need to know it's

. >> i can't wait to listen to that. >> yeah, we have the mayor of dearborn, michigan, saying in the state because of his lack of willingness to call for a cease-fire. i asked him directly if this leads to a donald trump presidency, if people sit out, do you wake up the next morning after election day and feel differently? he says no. so i think that's the real tension point that is driving a lot of that consternation in michigan. >> it echos what governor whitmer was warning about a couple of weeks ago about her state. you look at the margin she won by and you look at what biden is facing in the polling there, it is not about democrat versus republican. it is about biden and her, and she had a number of pieces of advice for what biden needs to do on the ground there. i wonder what you think he needs to do when he goes. >> i think the fundamental issue here, the undergirding aspect of both of these lines of discussions is will biden voters actually bother to vote. it may be the case a lot of those voters about whom he is talking stay home. they don't go out and do anything. it

but so here is dearborn michigan. arab american population. not just dearborn, other parts around dearborn in wayne county as well, with american muslim populations. so when we finally get a forward picture from wayne county, that will explain how exactly uncommitted will fall here. there isn't 12th congressional district where it is possible based on what we are seeing now, uncommitted might take a get delegate, otherwise biden on pace to win here possibly all the other delegates in the state. so you see biden 80%, there wayne county is the big thing. you just want to see if we are following the story of uncommitted on the republican side here, trump is sitting at 67, and haley number a slow but it continues to fall. we made a note when she fell under 30, now she has fallen under 28% of the vote. nikki about a third of the vote has come in here. the problem for hillary is the -- the problem is she is losing by this margin, but the thing she was trying to emphasize in south carolina and new hampshire, is there is a 40

anti-war movement as dan uh laid out, biden is feeling this at the polls, biden's headed to dearborn michigan with some of his representatives to quote and quote listen to voters in michigan, that is arab american voters. i mean, this is such tone deaf administration, all the studies have come out, the medical studies that biden is losing his memory, and one is left to ask, why would the democratic? party continue to go was someone who's suffering from memory loss and series of medical conditions, so they've have him propped up is puppet who's not even responsible for his own words and actions at this point. uh, daniel kavalic, the australian foren minister suggested that a failure to ensure special care for civilians and rafa would quote cause serious harm to israel's own interests, and we have another official like german for example, uh for a minister warning that an is really offensive on rafa would be humanitarian catastrophe in the making and the people of gaza cannot disappear into thin air and this after more than four months, this is the 130th day, isn't this too little too late? wel

anti-war movement as dan uh laid out. biden is feeling this at the polls. biden's headed to dearborn michiganndqute listen to vote. is in michigan, that is arab american voters, i mean this is such tone deaf administration, all the studies have come out, the medical studies that biden is losing his memory, and one is left to ask, why would the democratic party continue to go, was someone who suffering from memory loss in series of medical conditions, so they've have him propped up as puppet who's not even responsible for his own words of actions at this point. daniel, the australian foreign minister suggested that uh failure to ensure special care for civilians and rapha would quote cause serious harm to israel's own interests, and we have another official like german for example foreign minister warning that an is really offensive on rafa would be humanitarian catastrophe in the making, and the people of gaza cannot disappear into thin air, and this after more than four months, this is the 130th day is... isn't just too little too late? well, certainly it is too late for the thousands of peo

in november, john henry and al jazeera dearborn, michigan. it's called the surrounding busy coach of the abandon bite and campaigns enjoying this live, not from detroit in michigan. mr. toronto kentucky. with this on, i'll just era, i suppose that you have task. why would you want to abandon president bite and when you know exactly what the reality of a trunk administration would be for minority groups and an issue such as garza yeah, uh, thanks for the opportunity to speak to you and your viewers. our is no longer going to settle for the lowest better than the fair wonder, right off the ones you don't. what you're going to break from, you know, right now, 9 out of $10.00 thing is have been dismissed from their homes. so the democrats are really trying to stress, and i know by that, but if you don't stick to bite in the attendance person who has not been displaced from his own is going to be displayed. so this is really ridiculous, almost insulting to us as, as the border. so we want to abandon biden and, and if they are going to be completely

the "associated press" reports dearborn, michigan, is ramping up security after a "wall street journaly america's jihad capital. the author of the piece, steven skalinsky, executive director of the middle east research institute, said he wanted to draw attention to pro-hamas protests in michigan and elsewhere since the start of the war with israel. the mayor of dearborn said since the op-ed ran the city has been targeted by an alarming increase in online islamophobic rhetoric. >>> the "los angeles times" says a woman was arrested in connection with the theft of a french bulldog that left the dog's owner clinging to the hood of a car. video from last month shows the owner holding onto the moving car moments after the dog was stolen outside an l.a. store. she rode on top of the hood for a short while before falling off. the 21-year-old woman was arrested friday, but the dog has not been found. >>> and the "kansas city star" says patrick mahomes sr. was arrested in texas on suspicion of dwi. the father of chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes was arrested saturday for at least the third time

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plus, i'm john 100 in dearborn, michigan, where voters cast a surprisingly large vote of no confidence in jo bite. on one measles is on the y as in parts of the u. k, we're going to report from birmingham that's become a hotspot.

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many of these voters help put into office john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. one of the best known color stations in washington has announced his retirement. mitch mcconnell has been leader of the republicans in the us on it's for right cold, breaking 17 years now. the age of 82, he says it's time for the next generation to take over election time in november. she pretends he has moved from washington dc. mcconnell turned easy to last week, however, as a say he is not stepping down from his leadership position as a result of any health issues that despite him having suffered a concussion last year and having frozen in front of reporters at least twice in recent months. and said, because as it's just time for a new generation of leadership to take over and he spoke rather wistfully above what he felt with the republican polity values that he stood for, i believe more strongly than ever that americans, global leadership is essential to preserving shrouding city on a hill that ronald reagan discussed, or as long as i'm drawing breath on this earth, i'll defend am

they've been counting on to keep biding in office in november, john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan, to thousands of farmers in poland are demonstrating against a european union regulations and cheap ukrainian food enforce scuffles broke out on the streets of war. so either the latest in a series of demonstrations by farmers across europe, the farmers are demanding a streamlining of environmental regulations contain the use common agricultural policy. the world health organization has raised the alarm over a rapid sprite of measles worldwide. more than a $366000.00 cases were reported last year. that number represents an almost 80 percent increase from 2020 to w h. o is wanting that more than half of all countries globally are at risk of measles outbreaks. by the end of the year in sri lanka, the government is rushing to control the spread of measles to boost the vaccine rollout is giving priority to babies. we now fernandez reports from columbus attempting to keep cuban and that community see this government clinic in a densely populated area of colombo has started administering ad

many of these voters help put into office john henry and l g 0 dearborn michigan. now hundreds of families are validated in the company and to show solidarity with palestinians in garza protest as on duty support as much to the streets as cetera. through these have been targeting international shipping in the red sea, it means that they say it's aimed at ending as well as well. and also the into other these though from across the world in the articles in belfast, it's rules that little past by the u. k. government covering the cycle troubles era breaches, human rights. they know nyland troubles that it was challenged by relatives of victims of crime. that was committed during 3 decades of conflict between protestants, catholics and the british ministry from the 19 sixty's, the legislation and all investigations into the killings and office conditional. i'm the stay for some involved hardy souls that joins us now live from belfast. uh, how are you? the cold has spoken its very long delivery of a verdict. i mean, and all the interested parties will of course, be reac