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i'm amy goodman. in israel, benjamin netanyahu is poised to become prime minister for a third time, 16 months after he was ousted from office amid a series of corruption scandals. results from tuesday's election show netanyahu's likud party and its far-right allies won 64 seats in the knesset, enough to form a parliamentary majority. a key member of his government will likely be itamar ben-gvir, an ultra-nationalist lawmaker who openly supports the ethnic cleansing of palestinians. this comes as israeli security forces killed four palestinians in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem on thursday while israeli fighter jets bombed the gaza strip. israeli forces have killed at least 130 palestinians in the west bank this year. we'll have the latest from israel and the occupied palestinian territories after headlines. u.s. intelligence officials say russian troops are poised for complete withdrawal fromkherson. russian forces have withdrawn to the eastern bank. earlier today, vladimir putin said civil

i'm amy goodman. representatives of ethiopia's government have reached a deal to permanently halt hostilities with people in northern tigray region. the peace deal announced wednesday capped a week of african union-mediated talks in south africa aimed at bringing an end to a two-year-old war that's sparked one of the world's worst hunitarian crises. former nigerian president olusegun obasanjo led the peace -- the negotiations. >> [inaudible] >> [indiscernible] amy: all parties to the tigray war have been accused of war crimes. the peace talks did not include eritrea, whose forces joined ethiopia's assault on tigray. eritrean troops have been accused of massacring hundreds of civilians and other war crimes, including widespread rape, sexual assault, and looting. the united nations says 5.2 million people in tigray are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. by some estimates, up to 800,000 people have died as a result of the war, which erupted exactly two years ago today. we will get theatest later

i'm amy goodman. as we continue to broadcast from u.n.summit in sharm el sheikh, egypt, we are joined now by the prominent russia environmentalist vladimir slivyak. he is co-chair of the russian environmental group ecodefense. last year he won the right livelihood award, the alternative nobel peace prize, for defending the environment and mobilizing grassroots opposition to the coal and nuclear industries in russia. he is now living in exile in germany but is joining us here in sharm el-sheikh, egypt. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. you have been to every single climate summit since the first one back in 1995 in berlin? >> yeah, that's true. amy: can you talk about your experience here? a bit different from the past with your own country russia at war with ukraine and what that means when it comes to climate catastrophes? >> first of all, i can say russia -- there were a couple of events but officials don't want to risk or get into trouble with ukrainian people and they are afraid of them. the only governme

i'm amy goodman. in this special broadcast, we begin the show with the indigenous scholar and activist nick estes. he is a co-founder of the indigenous resistance group the red nation and a citizen of the lower brule sioux tribe. his books include our history is the future which tells the history of indigenous resistance over two centuries, offering a road map for collective liberation and a guide to fighting life-threatening climate change. estes centers this history in the historic fight against the dakota access pipeline at standing rock. i asked him to talk about the two thanksgiving stories he writes about at the beginning of his book. nick: the first thanksgiving story is -- begins with the pequot massacre by members of the massachusetts bay colony, which really marks sort of -- in my opinion, marks sort of the mythology of the united states as a settler-colonial country founded on sort of genocide to create, ironically, peace. and then i begin with another story of a prayer march that we led in

i'm amy goodman.e are broadcasting from the u.n. climate summit in sharm el shaikh, egypt. democrats have held onto the u.s. senate after incumbents mark kelly of arizona and nevada's catherine cortez masto won their midterm races over the weekend. if senator raphael warnock beats republican challenger herschel walker in georgia's december 6 ruff, democrats will expand their majority with 51 total senate seats, meaning they may not need to rely on vice president kamala harris to break a tie, and can afford to lose a single vote when confirming executive and judicial nominees, or passing certain measures through reconciliation. control of the house is still undecided as neither party has secured the necessary 218 seats. demoats now 204 hold house seats while republicans have 212. in washington state, two democrats won their races over the weekend. newcomer marie gluesenkamp perez beat trump-backed joe kent, while kim schrier held on to her seat against republican matt larkin. in neighboring oregon, rep

i'm amy goodman. three days after u.s. voters cast ballots in a critical midterm election, the balance of power in congress rests on the outcomes of three yet-to-be-determined senate contests and 30 congressional races. in georgia, democratic senator rev. rafael warnock kicked off a renewed re-election campaign on thursday after he fell just shy of the 50% of votes needed to prevent a runoff on december 6th against his republican opponen the trumbacked fmer football star herhel walk. >> so, i need you to fight like the future of georgia and the future of america depends on it. because it does. are you already to fight? are you ready to g this done? amy: senator rafael warnock . in nevada, republican adam laxalt -- a 2020 election denier -- leads incumbent democratic senator catherine cortez masto by fewer than 9,000 votes with about 100,000 mail-in ballots still to be counted. in arizona, incumbent democratic senator mark kelly leads trump-backed republican blake masters by more than 110,000 votes, wi

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from cairo, egypt. in colorado, the gunman suspected of shooting and killing five people at club q, an lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs saturday night has been indicted on murder and hate crime charges. colorado officials have identified the five victims as daniel davis aston, a 28-year-old trans man who had moved from tulsa, oklahoma, two years ago and worked at the bar club q, kelly loving, a 40-year-old trans woman who had also just moved to colorado, 38-year-old derrick rump, a bartender at club q whose mother described her as "a loving person who had a heart of gold," 35-year-old ashley paugh, who leaves behind an 11-year-old daughter devastated by the loss of her mother, and 22-year-old raymond green vance. richard fierro, a retired military veteran, has been identified as the person who confronted and disarmed the shooter. fierro was there to watch a drag show with his wife, his daughter, and raymond green vance -- who was his daughter's boyfriend. >> i

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from cairo, egypt. in sharm el sheikh, delegates at the u.n. climate conference agreed on sunday to establish a landmark loss and damage fund to help the global south deal with the worst effects of the climate catastrophe, largely caused by rich countries. the u.s., historically the world's worst polluter, was the last major holdout on the idea bere finally agreeing to the fund on saturday. but it's unclear how these commitments will be enforced. in the u.s such fus would need to appropriated by a now-split congss. meanwhile, activists, the u.n., and vulnerable nations have condemned the lack of action on lowering emissions in order to reach the goal of keeping global temperature increase to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. this is alok sharma, president of last year's cop26, speaking sunday. >> mission speaking before 2025. clear follow-through on the phasedown of coal, not in this text. clear commitment to phase out all fossil fuels, not in this t

i'm amy goodman. the united nations' world food program is warning of the worsening humanitarian catastrophe after vladimir putin said he would halt passage of vital food and ftilizer exrts from ukraine to the rest of the world. program has indirectly prevented 100 lee people falling from to extreme policy. on monday, putin said russia was not abandoning the deal but would temporarily stop participating in it. >> we're not saying we are ending our participation in this deal. we are saying there suspending and. amy: russia's suspension from the black sea grain initiative triggered a steep rise in food prices that came after russian warships and the port and russian occupied crimea were attacked drones saturday. as russia's military cues the british navy of low enough the nord stream pipeline in september, cutting off supplies to russian gas to european markets. the united states and south korea have begun massive war games off the korean peninsula. on monday, the two nations opened operation vigilant s

i'm amy goodman. the balance of power in congress is still up in the air after democratic candidates outperformed expectations in much of the country in tuesday's midterm election. with ballots still being counted in many key races, it remains unclear which party will control the senate or the house. in one of the mostly closely watched senate races, pennsylvania democrat john fetterman has declared victory over his trump-backed challenger dr. mehmet oz to fill the senate seat held by republican pat toomey. fetterman's election victory came six months after suffering a stroke just before the democratic primary. he addressed supporters early this morning. >> i am proud of what we ran on, protecting a woman's right to choose, raising our minimum wage , fighting the union way of life , health care as a fundamental human right. it saved my life and it should all be there for you should you need it. amy: control of the senate now rests on four states -- wisconsin, georgia, arizona, and new mexico. in georg

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from cairo, egypt.in chesapeake, virginia, a gunman shot dead at least six people inside a walmart tuesday night. cnn reports the suspect is believed to be an employee or former employee of the store, with reports he opened fire on other walmart workers in a break room. he possibly died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the shooting comes just three days after a gunman shot dea five people at club q, an lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. according to the gun violence archive, there have been more than 600 mass shootings in the united states this year. house democrats investigating donald trump may soon have access to six years of his tax returns. on tuesday, the u.s. supreme court rejected the former president's attempt to block the treasury department from turning over his tax returns. the court's ruling ends a three year legal battle but comes just weeks before the democrats lose control of the house. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has accused russia of turning the cold winter weather int

i'm amy goodman. protests have erupted in beijing, shanghai, and other chinese cities over china's strict zero-covid policy. the protests were triggered by a deadly fire thursday at an apartment building in urumqi, the capital of xinjiang. unrest had been brewing in recent weeks with rare public protests against the government's restrictions. there are reports that local protocols prevented firefighters from reaching residents trapped in the burning building resulting the deaths of at these 10 people, including children. on friday, crowds took to the street in urumqi. protests then spread to other large cities and campuses, including tsinghua university in beijing where chinese leader xi jinping studied. many of the protesters held up blank pieces of white paper. when man in beijing told reuters, "the white paper represent everything we want to say but cannot say." on saturday night, hundreds gathered in shanghai for a candlelight vigil for the victims of the urumqi fire, where clashes with police wer

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.ook now at how indigenous voters played a key role in joe biden's victory in 2020 when they helped him win arizona but now face a sweeping roll back of their voting rights. this comes as the top republican candidates in close races in arizona are 2020 election denis, inclung gubertorial ndidate ri lake and the candidate for u.s. senate blake masters. last year, a supreme court ruling in the case brnovich v. democratic national committee, which came out of arizona, allowed the state to ban ballot collection from outside set precincts, which is a method that is widely used by native voters in the state. the move is expected to suppress their vote. for more, we are joined by new yorker staff writer sue halpern, who spoke to voters on arizona's navajo, apache, and hopi reservations for the new yorker, in a new piece headlined "the political attack on the native american vote." she is also a scholar-in-residence at middlebury college and is joining us from exeter, new hampshire, where there

i'm amy goodman. secretary of state antony blinken and his nato counterparts are meeting in romania to discuss ways to provide ukraine with more military aid, including air defense systems. ahead of the meeting, nato secretary general jens stoltenberg accused russia of using winter as a weapon by targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving millions of ukrainians without heat or electricity. earlier today, stoltenberg vowed nato would continue to support ukraine. >> create the conditions for lasting peace which ensures ukraine pervades as an independent sovereign state, we must continue to provide military support to ukraine. our message is that nato continue to stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. we will not back down. amy: the nato meeting is taking place as politico is reporting some european officials are privately accusing the united states of profiting from the war in ukraine. one senior european official recently told politico -- "the fact is, if you look at it soberly, the countr

i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh.ontinue our coverage of the midterm races, we turn now to look at what the results mean for the movement to reform the criminal justice system. progressive prosecutors won several key races, including in counties in texas, iowa, and minnesota, despite republican candidates across the country campaigning with a focus on crime and public safety. we go now to san francisco where we are joined by lara bazelon. she is a professor at the university of san francisco school of law. the author of the book "rectify: the por of restorative justice after wrongful conviction." she is also the former head of thinnocence commission inside the san francisco da's office which was set up by chesa boudin, who was recalled in a controversial vote in june. professor, why don't you start off by talking about these victories and losses across the country. not a lot of the corporate media is paying attention to that right now. >> they are not and it is surprising because there was a prediction that progressiv

i'm amy goodman. political candidates and their supporters made their final pitches on the campaign trail over the weekend, just days ahead of tuesday's midterms. in the pivotal state of pennsylvania, three u.s. presidents took to the stage saturday. in philadelphia, president biden and former president barack obama made a rare joint appearance to get out the vote for democratic u.s. senate candidate john fetterman and gubernatorial candidate josh shapiro. meanwhile, trump rallied with fetterman's opponent mehmet oz and republican gubernatorial candidate doug mastriano east of pittsburgh. democrats have zeroed in on threats to democracy and rising political violence. some 300 republican candidates have denied or questioned the 2020 election. this is biden speaking sunday while campaigning with new york governor kathy hochul. pres. biden: we all know in our bones that our democracy is at risk. the latest polls a 76% of american people worry about maintaining our democracy. we know this is your generati

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the u.n. climate summit.he united nations general assembly has approved a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations for its invasion of ukraine and other violations of international law. a little less than half of the general assembly's 193 members voted in favor of the resolution, while 14 voted against it, including russia, iran and china. 73 countries abstained, including brazil, india and south africa. ahead of monday's vote, ukraine's u.n. ambassador said it was time to hold russia accountable. >> the atrocities committed by russia are murder, rape, torture. millions of ukrainians left their homes to take shelter elsewhere. if we don't start rebuilding the country, -- amy: president biden said monday he does not believe china is preparing to invade taiwan. biden's remark at the g20 summit in bali, indonesia came after his first face-to-face meeting as president with chinese leader xi jinping. speaking to reporters after their three hour talk biden , dismissed his critics' claims that u.s. military

glen goodman, etoro crypto consultant. make one wonder what happened over the past three days. by now you have polls open in most of the united states. at stake is the fate of president biden's agenda. is it a referendum for 2024? we are going to look at what matters to wall street next. this is bloomberg. ♪ - in the last two years, we quadrupled our team and the pace we're growing, i couldn't keep up without ziprecruiter. they do the legwork and they get my job posting in front of the right candidates. i love invite to apply. i instantly see great candidates and i can invite them to apply. we have hired across all departments, engineering, marketing, hardware, field techs. you can basically tell ziprecruiter who you need, when you need it, and they deliver. - [narrator] ziprecruiter. rated the number one hiring site. try it for free at ziprecruiter.com try it for free at ziprecruiter.com alix: risk-on on this election day. nasdaq 100 by 1.6%. katie greifeld is tracking these moves for us. katie: we are looking at a broad

i'm amy goodman. the house has passed the respect to marriage act protecting interracial marriage at every level. this is senator tammy baldwin, the first openly gay person elected to the senate. sen. baldwin: i want to recognize the millions of same-sex and interracial couples who have made this moment possible by living their true selves and changing the heart and mind of people around the country. many of these same-sex and interracial couples are fearful. they are worried that rights, responsibilities and freedoms they enjoy through civil marriage could be stripped away. amy: the law would not stop individual states from banning same-sex marriage if the conservative-led supreme court overturns obergefell v. hodges, buit would fce those states to recognize marriages from from another state. of the 12 republicans who voted in favor of the bill, wyoming senator cynthia lummis said she was "vilified" for supporting the measure. the bill will now go back to the house, which is also expected to pass it,

i'm amy goodman. russia has announced it is rejoining a deal allowing for grain shipments from ukraine's ports. this comes just four days after russia withdrew from the deal sparking fears it could worsen the global hunger crisis. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said the renewed deal would prioritize grain shipments to somalia, djibouti, sudan, and other african nations. russia said it rejoined to the deal after ukraine agreed not to use the sea corridor to attack russian forces. water and power have been restored to much of kyiv folling a seri of russia attacks onkraine's infrastructure. scheduled blackoutare ongoing due to a srtage of electricity. meanwhile, russia has expanded a mandatory evacuation order for ukrainians living in parts of occupied kherson ahead of what is expected to be a major battle . the founder of one of russia's largest banks has given up his russian citizenship. in a statement on instagram, the billionaire oleg tinkov called russia a fascist country and denounced it fo

glenn goodman is consultant to the finance investment platform . it's thorough and author of the crew to trade or walk up to the program. gentlemen, i would like to unpack with you exactly what went wrong with ts and m is thought with you, mr. robert, what do you think was the main trigger for the collapse of f t x governance and in a single word i, it says that everything started rattling. of course, there was a lot other problems going on prior to this, but just a week ago i, it was revealed in a report that the f t x exchange had been secretly shoveling funds and alameda research, a 2 entities owned by the founder. i stand by men freed so it that, that's when it comes down to bad governance. it seems almost non existent, oversight zed and so is the secret transfer of a customer's funds from f t x all the way to alameda. another company owned by a, by miss a free, do you think that was a truck traditional case where people suddenly freak out decide to withdraw their cash. the company cannot really handle the rising demand, and there you go. the s

but in the meantime, brothers kept zone in capron and glen goodman. i really appreciate your insight and thank you for what you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website and our dot com for further discussion goes on facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha and say, sorry, you can also join the conversations with our handle is add a jane, save it from the hash amount of allah and the entire team here in doha. bye for now . ah, on every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration, indonesia urges and leaves the world in moving forward as one children together recover stronger as climate change heats up the planet, one scientist intends to take his back to the ice age to save the permafrost below . he's reintroducing animals to the grasslands above. starting with the living creatures, the planning to resurrect an extinct species. could this approach save all wells? witness, museum of hypothesis on al jazeera

, conservativehome he's goodman, conservativehome he's tweeted this , young people tweeted this, youngpeople aren't , stupid, whatever, aren't, stupid, whatever, conservative mps may say, they can hear the music. that there's nothing on offer for them. why should they vote tory if the party shuts them out of ownership and capital. clearly there's an electoral here for there's an electoral here for the conservatives if they frankly don't build houses, if they don't the next generation to on the housing ladder. that's certainly and successive governments for decades have failed very notably to build houses and we have a real housing crisis in this country. now the conservative party want , young people old people under the age of 50 to vote for them. i think the age that people start to vote conservative is now over 50 then surely they need to grasp this nettle of very, very hard because otherwise as you say, why would you vote conservative if you've got no prospect of buying a house. and course, the lack of housing has a huge on impact on everything else. if you can't buy somewhere safe

i am amy goodman.we continue with our zinntenial, celebrating the life and legacy of the late howard zinn who was born 100 years ago in 1922. howard zinn was a regular guest on democracy now! from the time we went on the air in 1996 up until his death. in 2005, he joined us in our firehouse studio. downtown community television and lower manhattan. it is great to have you with us. >> well, it's nice of you to invite me. i was worried. amy: well, you just came from bedford hills correctional facility? >> well, actually, yesterday afternoon i spoke at the bedford hills, euphemistically called, correctial facility. they hardly correct anything, but i spoke to prisoners there, women prisoners, mostly prisoners of color. i spoke to them yesterday afternoon before i gave this talk last night at manhattanville college. amy: and what did you talk about with the women? >> well, they had been using my book. they have classes and they are using my book "a people's history of the united states." i talked to them a

and i remember mayor goodman saying, oh, you you have most unique conference here. everyone else is just kind of fluff and play and so on. but we actually great sessions on philosophy history, science and technology, healthy living, economics, politics, music. i mean, it's kind of a renaissance, if you will, and a lot of we even have a financial conference. we have the anthem film festival. we started for the first time, the comedy show with john cleese, his daughters performing there. so it's pretty unique. and why are you a libertarian. well, libertarians are socially liberal and, economically conservative. so we're not right wing. we're not left wing, which i like. i actually don't really like labels. freedom fest is called the world's largest gathering of free minds. and so we like think of people here are free mind open. we have a lot of debates both sides the issues they're formal debates, civil debates. so it's not like cnn and fox news or the yelling each other. of course, they don't do debates anymore. notice the only guests they have on are saying, yes, tu

i remember mayor goodman saying, oh, you have the most unique conference here.e else is just kind of flop and play. we have great sessions on philosophy, history, science and technology. music, dance, it is kind of a renaissance gathering, if you will. we even have a financial conference. we started for the first time the comedy show with john and his daughters performing their. it is pretty unique. >> wire ua libertarian. >> libertarians are socially liberal and economically conservative. we are not right-wing, we are not left-wing which i like. freedom fast is the largest gathering of free minds. we like to think of people here, we have a lot of debate. both sides of the issue. formal debate, civil debate. they do not do debates anymore. have you noticed? yes, tucker, i agree with you. come on. let's haveed genuine debates lie they used to do. the only time you see debates anymore is when congress, somebody has to show up and you can get some fighting going on. in fact, we have senator rand paul here today. i show clips of his debates with other members of the

i remember mayor goodman saying you have the most unique conference here, everyone else is just as display so on but we have great sessions on philosophy, science and technology, healthy living, economics, politics, music, dance, a renaissance gathering if you will end up financial conference, a film festival and we started a comedy show john and his daughters performing there so it is unique. >> why are you a libertarian? >> libertarians are socially liberal and economically conservative so we are not right or left wing which i like, i don't like labels. freedom best is the world's largest gathering of free minds so we like to think that we are open minded. we have debates on both sides of the issues, formal debate, civil debate so it's not like cnn or fox news with healing, they don't do debate and more. the only guess they have are yes, tucker, i agree with you. but to have genuine debates like they used to. the only time you see debate anymore is congress with somebody else showing up and you get fighting going on. we have senator rand paul here today, i'll show clips of his debates wi

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together as ie say goodbye to one of my most trusted staffers my amazing communication director justinus goodmand term of the days before justin was a part of my team. like so many on my staff he first joined the office as an intern back in the summer of 2009 for he quickly his talent, his dedication, his knack for communications which was obviously totally an alien concept for me as shy as i might be. a couple of years later, justin returned to work as a full-time member of my staff. and i am sure even he had no idea whatr kind of roller coastr he was in for in the years to come. indeed when it was first on my team is a full-time staff or congress o was not middle of a w brutal shutdown and had to wait three whole weeks before began will succumb to the office or get paid. what a way to start. that was his introduction to the schumer operation. and every day since then has been an absolute joy for me at least. maybe not always for him. over the years that justin worked on team for ms. years leading to working as might national press secretary, to serving as a communications director he has becom