despite ibrahim's learning challenges and documented protests from his mother, the santa clara county office of education, which operates the deaf program, said he earned his diploma and because he graduated, the county said ibrahim is not eligible for free post-high school vocational education. rody flores says he experienced the same thing. additional work training, he says, is critical when college isn't an option. i want to eight years, but i think they call them. done. but i don't care. rody's mother signed his iep or independent education plan his senior year, agreeing to let the county give him a diploma. she says she didn't know that would disqualify him from post-high school education. i signed the iep thinking they knew what was good for him. do you regret signing it? i do. why? because i think i let my kid down. by signing the iep. and not understanding what i was signin, the santa clara county office of education sent us a statement saying they are collaborating with families to ensure the young adults receive the support they need. they wouldn't answer our question about

at a board meeting last week, ibrahim and brody said their cases with the county office of educationy are hopeful under the interim superintendent they'll reach a resolution. their fight isn't over. they say they worry about the education of future students in the county's deaf program. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. all right. thank you very much. candice. if you have a story for candice or anyone in the investigative unit, you can call 888996 tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. all right. back to jeff ranieri. as we head into lentine's day, we got a oh my. that's tomorrow. tomorrow. here's a reminder a reminder for everyone to be soggy. yes, some love will be in the air. how's that? and we're going to we're going to clear it out. we're going to get rid of this rainfall. still gusty here 20 to 30 mile per hour winds. but as we roll through midday tomorrow and into the afternoon, the big change we'll see is this area of high pressure moving the storm track to the north. so that's going to get us some sunshine here and certainly some drier days. let me get you mo

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he had just admitted 13-month-old ibrahim jafar when we got there. told us the little boy was close to dying, and his eyesight was badly damaged from severe malnutrition. the family had been trapped by fighting for months. "there was no food," his grandmother neamat abubaker told us. "at times, nothing at all. not even water." she was worried they were too late. a fear shared by every parent here. doctors and nutritionists here all told us the same thing. without humanitarian aid and medical intervention, the children you see in this ward would not be alive. and much of that aid comes from usaid. america is also the world food programme's biggest funder. and a lot of the grain you see in this warehouse is paid for by the u.s. there is an urgent race to get it to famine-stricken areas. it had been gathering dust for more than a month while the wfp waited for permission to transport it. food has frequently been weaponized by rival warlords. and if that wasn't hard enough, then came president trump's announcement of a 90-day suspension of aid. wfp's len

at a board meeting last week, ibrahim and rodey said their cases with the county office of education are moving forward. they are hopel under the interim superintdent they will reach a resolution. their fight isn't over. they say they worry about the education of future students in the county's deaf program. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate, and if you have a story for candice or anyone in our investigative unit, call this number right here. 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. investigations. israel and the united states appear in lockstep with their vision for the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and secretary of state marco rubio made a joint statement on their hopes for the region today. both hammered home the threat they believe iran poses to the region. netanyahu also thanked rubio for america's support of israel's policies in gaza. in his comments, rubio praised president trump's strategy for gaza, which proposes u.s. ownership of the land and relocation of the palestinian people. the president has also been very bold about his vie

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let's get reaction to this now i from the executive secretary of the african legacy foundation, mysa ibrahim joining us. i thank you sir for your time. the issue of, of the land right to something deeply felt among trump space in the us. so is it really surprising not standing up for, for farmers perhaps having their livelihoods taken away as something that that should surprise us? absolutely. yeah. i agree. it's really disappointing. uh, in the west uh, taking that by the government for the public goods is a very common practice and wide spread in europe and north america. they do this for environmental reasons for economic development. and famously and american especially land was many times i could give you examples and dates was taken away from native americans from. 3 the black ethnic groups in the north and the north west of the country for the building of highways, bridges, downs, and even for economic development in the form of mon shopping center. so to come back and pick the size of the can country for practicing simulate policy. but for general, one of the, the good of the why tha

the twin brothers ibrahim and but i made a 2 among those were united twin hoss, a 1000000 palestinians returned to northern garza. then i back together in the destroyed home in giovanni, you attempting to rebuild that lives the the of a actually how's the story a born and raised together, but separated by war. this was the moment when brothers were united in northern guards the last week on the whole, i saw he called me at 2 am and told maintenance mode. i told him yes, my brother in law was asleep. he tells me that as well allowed us to cross tomorrow . abraham was forcibly displeased to find newness, and the so was not smooth. his date in the north wind to cease par, permitted the reopening of fruits to the north. my mood waited for 6 hours searching every face of the 10s of thousands to find his twins. no dollar, you know who he called out to me, must move. and i couldn't comprehend a run quickly and we hooked each other to the point that i didn't want to let go of him. it's like my soul returned to my chest where the soul return to the heart. i couldn't believe i found my brother.

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he had just admitted 13-month-old ibrahim jaffa when we got there. fadlalla told us the little boy was close to dying and his eyesight was badly damaged from severe malnutrition. the family had been trapped by fighting for months. "there was no food," his grandmother told us. "at times, nothing at all, not even water." she was worried they were too late. a fear shared by every parent here. doctors and nutritionists here all told us the same thing. without humanitarian aid and medical intervention, the children you see in this ward would not be alive. and much of that aid comes from usaid. americare is also the world food program's biggest funder. and a lot of the grain you see in this warehouse is paid for by the u.s. there is an urgent race to get it to famine-stricken areas. it had been gathering dust for more than a month while the wfp waited for permission to transport it. food has frequently been weaponized by rival war lords. and if that wasn't hard enough, then came president trump's announcement of a 90-day suspension of aid. wfp's lenny kins

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anderson and tonight on the show we have the comms director of the institute of economic affairs, reem ibrahim. he's back the notting hill nuisance matthew stadlen also got the former world champion darts player keith deller, and doctor and dna expert ahmed khan. but first, let's go to the news. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 7:00. jd vance has warned britain and the eu over what he claimed was backsliding, free speech and democracy. addressing the munich security conference, the munich security conference, the us vice president suggested there has been a retreat of fundamental values in europe. vance also praised munich's hospitality, despite the city reeling from yesterday's car attack that left 30 injured. a 24 year old afghan asylum seeker responsible has been arrested and is due in court. vance warned that the biggest threat facing the west is not external but the threat from within. >> i worry the most about vis a vis europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry aboutis external actor. and what i worry about is the

that's after an mp called them pathetically short. 47 year old ibrahim hussain and brothers imtiaz andyaz ahmed, aged 62 and 45, were sentenced last month to prison terms ranging from just six and a half years to nine years. the case involved the abuse of two teenage girls in the 1990s and now, following public outcry, the solicitor general has referred their sentences to the court of appeal for review. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you in an hour. now, though, it's over to the very first, very special patrick christys tonight , on friday. christys tonight, on friday. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> michaela community school. >> michaela community school. >> wow! >> wow! >> fantastic! >> fantastic! >> hello and welcome along to the first ever patrick christys tonight live audience show. thank you very much for everybody who's turned up. but firstly, just to get us all warmed up, i want a bit of audience participation. what do you think of the bbc.7 >> you think of the

that's after an mp called them pathetically short. 47 year old ibrahim hussain and brothers imtiaz andz ahmed, aged 62 and 45, were sentenced last month to prison terms ranging from just six and a half years to nine years. the case involved the abuse of two teenage girls in the 1990s and now, following public outcry, the solicitor general has referred their sentences to the court of appeal for review. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you in an hour. now, though, it's over to the very first, very special patrick christys tonight , on friday. christys tonight, on friday. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> michaela community school. >> michaela community school. >> wow! >> wow! >> fantastic! >> fantastic! >> hello and welcome along to the first ever patrick christys tonight live audience show. thank you very much for everybody who's turned up. but firstly, just to get us all warmed up, i want a bit of audience participation. what do you think of the bbc? >> ooh. >> ooh. let's >

she's back the very lovely reem ibrahim of the institute of economic affairs and gb news favourite, matthew stadler. and he's back to lock horns tonight. so look guys, this week we've seen more nonsense coming from from that madhouse that i work at, and we've seen a decision where a judge is allowing to allowing a gazan family to claim to come to this country through the ukrainian scheme. this is madness, surely. really? >> yeah, it's absolutely madness. and it is effectively, as suella braverman said, human rights gone wrong. i mean, basically what's happened is they've allowed the scheme that's already being used for ukrainians and there are a couple of different schemes that we currently have for specific asylum claims. so, for example, for ukrainians, you've got a couple of schemes for hong kong people from hong kong and indeed a small number of those ukrainians themselves. the fact that a palestinian has been able to claim on this scheme and claim asylum on this scheme, just shows that the scheme itself doesn't work. but what i thought was particularly interesting is kemi badenoch, the