eliana, thank you so much. eliana. >> eliana: hey, steve-girl. >> stephen: eliana, help me out here. i like to keep up with the trends, you know me. but these girl trends don't seem like trends. they feel like one person describing stuff they do and then just saying it's a trend. >> eliana: okay, skeptical girl. >> stephen: don't... don't do that. >> eliana: these trends are totally real, steve. for example, right now i'm all in on a hot new carefree persona -- and this is real -- called "rat girl." >> stephen: okay, what's a rat girl? >> eliana: i'm so glad you asked, because i'm a tell-girl. like one self-described rat girl put it, "i chugged a friend's liquor as well as five beers. i vomited a little bit, my friend had to drag me into his bed. i am a rat." >> stephen: please tell me there's such a thing as a rehab girl. because what you're describing is not a trend. it's just one person having a bad night. >> eliana: well, you know what they say, steve, "one person's bad night is another person's trend!" >> stephen:

eliana: thank you. finally tonight, the longtime journalist who wrote the column tilting at windmills. charles peters, who was often called the godfather of neo-liberalism, died thursday at his home in washington. peters was once a campaign staffer for john f. kennedy and later an executive at the peace corps. he was also the founding editor of the washington monthly, a political journey. -- political journal. judy woodruff sat down with peters in 2017. judy: you launched a magazine in the late 1960's, you said because you wanted to look at what the federal government was doing right, and what it was doing wrong, how it could do better. but you soon expanded that to look at the whole country. >> we felt we had to get into those broader cultural issues. but the main thing that happened was the snobbery that began with the anti-war movement. that was, i think, one of two really bad things that happened to divide the country. the other was the growth of greed and the conspicuous consumption that fueled the

he was then hit repeatedly with a heavy stick, leaving bruises all over his body "i s eliana tried toervene. "i said, we're old, why are you hitting us?" then she says she was hit. her arm is broken in two places from a single blow. halil never called the police "they don't do anything," he says "they don't even answer." >> and richard, now the u.n. is saying there has been a spike in settler violence. >> reporter: a new u.n. report says that settler violence has increased significantly since the october 7th attacks, and that in almost half the cases, israeli security forces accompanied or actively supported the attackers. >> all right, richard engel tonight, thank you. >>> here in new york, former president trump's adult sons eric and don jr. both testifying today at the civil fraud trial where they are co-defendants, along with republican front-runner laura jarrett has late details. >> reporter: for a second straight day, the trump sons back in court. eric trump appearing combative at times under questioning by the new york attorney general's office, accused, along with his brother

. >> eliana and halil were collecting olives in the west bank. he's 77. she's 69.ewish settlers last week attacked them without provocation. halil told me one of the settlers grabbed him if the groin, squeezed and said i'm going to crush them. he was then hit repeatedly with a heavy stick leaving bruises all over his body. eliana tried to intervene. i said we're old, why are you hitting us? then she says she was hit. her arm is broken in two places from a single blow. hali lirks never called the police. >> they don't do anything, he says. they don't even answer. >> a new u.n. report says that settler violence has increased significantly since the october 7th attacks and in almost half the cases israeli security forces accompanied or actively supported the attackers. >> that was nbc's richard engel reporting, thank you, richard. >>> and here at home, classes have been canceled at it cornell university today because of what school officials are calling extraordinary stress on students, and that's just one example. tensions are flaring on campuses nationwide over the

eliana has o reporter alexander famously observed of him, he an did not make the general. and this really comes to a head at stones river which happens right on the cusp of 1862 and 1863. and i would commend to ar you the wonderful new book. and the battle at stones river did little to restore bragg's u reputation. in the minds of his peers so those three categories but it did nothing to damage his reputation in the eyes of jefferson davis so once again, he comes out a disastrous ll campaign with support of the confederate president. the time bragg confronts william stark rose kranz and y. murphy on december 1st, january 2nd on 1863, he was on the verge of losing control of his army. though his men fought ohard fo two days in the face of the to numerically superior faux, bragg again wins a tactical victory as is it is time to go home so he withdraws his army in the days following the battle and the laden hostility of hardy and benjamin cheatham o turns to full-blown mutiny by early january of 1863. nd the intrepid british observer, fremantle, another wonderful l civil war

. >> eliana and hasir, were collected olives, they're christians.ish settlers last week attacked them without provocation. halia told me one of the settlers grabbed him in the groin, squeezed and said i'm going to crush them. he was then hit repeatedly with a heavy stick, leaving bruises all over his body. iliana tried to intervene. i said why are you hitting us, then she was hit. her arm is broken in two places from a single blow. he never called the police. >> they don't do anything, he says, they don't even answer. . a new u.n. report says settler violence has increased significantly since the october 7th attacks and half the cases, israeli security forces accompanied or actively sported the attackers. >> settlers are outliers in israel and not supported by the bulk of the israeli population. >>> coming up next, what do palestinians want now and after this war, a palestinian ambassador to the u.n. joins me next. ambassador to the u.n. joi xt ( ♪♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher strok

he retired from the armed services and is looking forward to opportunities with his family, amy, eliana, michael and sara i want to thank commander duncan for a queer of service tour country and wish him the best in retirement. with that mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.

my name is eliana binder. i'm the policy manager for glide and a member of the treatment on demand coalition on glide urges full implementation of the vision of treatment on demand. san francisco can and should be a city where those seeking services for substance use or mental health treatment easily access culturally appropriate affordable care in the face of the overdose crisis and pressing mental health challenges, our city must embrace evidence based public health solutions, including well funded and staffed low barrier treatment services for all. the city should implement dfs's overdose prevention plan and wellness hubs with urgency so that the public health led, community driven plan can be fully realized. coercive and punitive methods are not the way forward. lead with love and inclusion over a sustained period of time is essential so that people feel safe accessing services. we must proceed with a fully funded public health approach so that we can improve health outcomes, save lives and increase commun

my name is eliana binder.'m the policy manager for glide and a member of the treatment on demand coalition on glide urges full implementation of the vision of treatment on demand. san francisco can and should be a city where those seeking services for substance use or mental health treatment easily access culturally appropriate affordable care in the face of the overdose crisis and pressing mental health challenges, our city must embrace evidence based public health solutions, including well funded and staffed low barrier treatment services for all. the city should implement dfs's overdose prevention plan and wellness hubs with urgency so that the public health led, community driven plan can be fully realized. coercive and punitive methods are not the way forward. lead with love and inclusion over a sustained period of time is essential so that people feel safe accessing services. we must proceed with a fully funded public health approach so that we can improve health outcomes, save lives and increase communit

my name is eliana binder and i'm the policy manager for glide. this board voted on september 19th to approve for our parking limits on winston drive and buckingham way, we have redoubled our efforts to partner with hsh to secure housing and a safe parking site for the community of dozens of families, students and seniors who cannot afford the bay area's high rents and are living in rvs on winston drive and buckingham way. this community has been stressed, anxious, confused about what will happen and where they will go. since they will not be able to leave work or school to regularly move their vehicles to comply with the parking limits and avoid ticketing and towing. we are grateful that this board agreed to delay, implement ation of the parking limits for three months until december 19th. however as that date approaches, the city has not yet been able to establish a safe parking site or connect everyone with housing. therefore, we are respectfully urging you to delay implementation if the families living in rvs are displaced and scattered after

my name is eliana binder and i'm the policy manager for glide. this board voted on september 19th to approve for our parking limits on winston drive and buckingham way, we have redoubled our efforts to partner with hsh to secure housing and a safe parking site for the community of dozens of families, students and seniors who cannot afford the bay area's high rents and are living in rvs on winston drive and buckingham way. this community has been stressed, anxious, confused about what will happen and where they will go. since they will not be able to leave work or school to regularly move their vehicles to comply with the parking limits and avoid ticketing and towing. we are grateful that this board agreed to delay, implement ation of the parking limits for three months until december 19th. however as that date approaches, the city has not yet been able to establish a safe parking site or connect everyone with housing. therefore, we are respectfully urging you to delay implementation if the families living in rvs are displaced and scattered after

my name is eliana binder and i'm the policy manager for glide. this board voted on september 19th to approve for our parking limits on winston drive and buckingham way, we have redoubled our efforts to partner with hsh to secure housing and a safe parking site for the community of dozens of families, students and seniors who cannot afford the bay area's high rents and are living in rvs on winston drive and buckingham way. this community has been stressed, anxious, confused about what will happen and where they will go. since they will not be able to leave work or school to regularly move their vehicles to comply with the parking limits and avoid ticketing and towing. we are grateful that this board agreed to delay, implement ation of the parking limits for three months until december 19th. however as that date approaches, the city has not yet been able to establish a safe parking site or connect everyone with housing. therefore, we are respectfully urging you to delay implementation if the families living in rvs are displaced and scattered after