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down by the israeli soldier from uh on friday large crowds of morners pay tribute 26-year-old azan nur isg killed a mid peaceful anti-settlement protests, also prop paletant activists from the international solidarity movement assembled outside the hospital where her body was and uh call for freedom of palestine and an end to israely killing. meanwhile southern areas of napolus and other cities in the occupied west bank have been scenes of fresh israeli raids, regime forces, storm homes and abducted palestinians, the young palestinian was also shot in east bethlehem. nearly 700 palestinians have now been killed, over 5700 wounded and nearly 300 detained in occupied west bank since early october when the regime launched its genocidal campaign in gaza. and for more we were earlier joined by romala correspondent nakamed over here in the west bank another another big news actually was today when the shin b which is the israeli intelligence announced that they have arrested three palestinians or one one palestinian. resistance cell in the area of bin in which since the hours of the morning bani

the voters and again i environment inviteag colleagues this should be an easy bill to support if this isgu actually want to protect ivf legislation and if you want to campaign issue, the worst thing for the democrats especially pass the katie britt ted cruz bill because every moment that in every woman or a man was to be a mother or a father, they know ivf is protected in the democrats do not want it. >> and i'm happy to yield to senator cornyn. >> so with senator schumer and marie in the senate democrats who offer this bill were actually serious about passing the bill, to protect ivf, winded logical approach. amy: make sure there was an opportunity to offer and vote on the amendment that if they were to prevail in the version of the bill, 60 senators could determine that.ha ict make that happen if in fact, 60 senators agreed with the bill that you and the senator from alabama have offered to come up in that bill would for prebuilt of the house presumably to the president or his signature but apparently, they are afraid to allow the katie britt ted cruz bill to get about they have so litt

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ambitious but i think often laudable goals that we've all agreed to, but making suremaking sure there isg water, there is access to proper medications, that there is someone to administer vaccines. and as you grow those capacities and capabilities as you grow the demand that stimulates our industry partners to produce more of the diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines that can help protect the community. so it is a yes and all of the above needs to be addressed. i will go back. think about how exciting that must have been to sit there and say, what is the best in the world and how do we bring it into one place to form what we do? that must have been a phenomenal moment in history to sit there and say, let's take all of these best practices and actually put them into execution . and then watch over the course of literally just 2, 3 generations, the transformation and what happened in education and health care delivery and the outcomes that resulted from that. of course, equity is the foundation for that. it is not about how you do that for just some, it is how you do it for all. the oppor

this is their policy, open border is the>> l policy and what has happened isg they are goal.oo remember as i go to vote for th presidential election. lieutenant governor, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate asif always. ahead of, kamala cannoto answer if americans are better off than theury were four years ago but trump just did the. we will bring it to you next . ♪ ♪ over-the-counter drops don't do this. they only hit pause on my symptoms. but twice-daily xiidra gives me lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra and seek medical help if needed. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort, blurred vision, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. before using xiidra, remove contact lenses and wait fifteen minutes before re-inserting. dry eye over and over? it's time for xiidra. (♪) >> laura: all right, in case you are suffering from amnesia or kamala wanted to, you forget how great the economy was in 2019, trump reminded and inflation was low, and t

american population is progressing and the white population is beginning to question as a nation what isge going on but there is a small percentage that are going to continue to try to aid the black my pleasure as much as possible. >> host: professor alexander, was racial violence increasing in the south at this point? >> guest: racial violence was increasing in south at this point. racial u violence is used to define what is freedom and what is not, the idea of emancipation brings in this nugget of freedom within the nation. and that freedom come with that freedom means is going to be defined white individuals again over time and space but in particular by different groups of people. the african-american population is going to see freedom as being autonomy, the ability to move and go around where they want, to possibly own their own land, certainly to gain education, to be able to live in their own neighborhoods, if they don't own their own land to get a fair wage. ultimately this, the highest level of that will be the franchise, the boat and be able to exercise the vote is considered fre

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but the harris campaign isg harris upterviearris as trump. during his one interview with dana bash that took placewh ,harris was talking about four times. at one minute she was looking haves haven'tchenute she -- ho changed but she's flip flopping on everything from gun which was a ba ing.n fracking. enteri she does want to ban fracking entering the country illegally. shou ital be a crime shouldn't be a crime. she's all over the place. and how ca the plaand hon you t who doesn't know who they are, what they want to be? the only thing she is unequivocalt to b t sh about is being unequivocally for trump to cease to be himself. yeah. yeah. e you know, didn't mind when she flip flopped. willieat brown, he respects a woman who changes her mind. jeff dye her is slipping.ea can you relate to her in thisis area? my support u up. well, you know. i'm on gun field every year is! going to rally it. well, i mean, i don't i. thatis she surprised? raised that male support is down for her. supportwnit's like these girlso who complain, like, i don't know how

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you know, let's face it, what we know about what happened knoatd on july 13th isg primarily from local law enforcement and from whistleblowers that are talking to people like josh hawley. you know whistleb, this is the , they slow walk an investigation. they come to the hill. they say they're going to brieyf and they tell us virtually nothing. okay. so they're a lot of homeland asy security investigating personnel on the ground. they weren't personn properly trained. the okay, got thaty we.ined. but there are farfar mo more questions that are outstanding than we have any answers. we have now intervieweredave no 12 people, 12 the the fbi has interviewed over 1000. over a month ago, i asked deputy director abbate to provide us the transcripts of those interviews, the three photos. he said, okay, director we'll e three as soon as possible. we haven't gotten one. we'll get documentranscrips a d, sometimes minutes before we actually interview somebody, whic beforh makes it very diffi for us to interview. so again, we'ractuale i'm hopin' i'm hoping the chairman, chairman peters, chairman blu

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. >> the more voters see kamala, the less they like the campaign, spending theyn isg people intot sh her rallies than telling us what she actually believes in. >> this was in new hampshire just yesterday, a state, by the way, that hasn't gone red in 24 years. >> kamala was there for some reason. soshe's so unpopular that shet had to bus people in. she peaked and now her supports fading. nate >> democrat numbers guru nate silver every day puts out an election forecast. >> and for a week straight, trump'd fos odds of winning. have gone up. he ns a 60% chance of winning this election. and this is a synthesiand ths ol the polls. see this trend. besidethis tres her race, aged and gender, she hasn't explained whgey she's that different than biden. >> let's not pretend like welet don'don't know what her plansec, will be if she's elected. >> we do. we lived it. e do liv, it's sit's scary. >> listening to her talk>> l about her tax policyiste, i mea she's like, see, joe biden's tax policy is only going to kill you as muchx policy as you known jason voorhees but i'm more like mike myers. c is

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jonathan: dan morris of bnp paribas on the latehow close isg there is a press conference and maybe we announce something more overnight. how much are they holding back some of this for the election and what levers can they pull? economists saying stimulate the housing market, put a floor under some of the declines you've seen. does that what they're looking for? jonathan: equity futures up .2%. with an update, here's your bloomberg brief. yahaira: at least six people are dead in japan after record meant of rain triggered flooding and landslides. evacuations were ordered for more than 100,000 people in the government issued some of the most severe emergency warnings for heavy rain. the country's weather agency says saturdays rainfall reach the highest daily tally for the area since the agency began recording data. meanwhile ukrainian president zelenskyy is in the united states. on sunday he kicked up his visit with a stop at a name edition plant in pennsylvania. later this week he is said to address the yuan general assembly in new york. he is also scheduled to meet with president joe

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