we'll speak with former state department official josh paul who oversaw foreign arms sales and resigned in protest over u.s. support for israel's assault on gaza. we will also get the latest on ceasefire talks that remain at an impasse days before the muslim holy month of ramadan begins. and we go to pakistan where shehbaz sharif was sworn in as prime minister for a second time amid protests and accusations of election rigging. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a gaza ceasefire before the start of ramadan and peers -- appears increasingly unlikely after talks ended in cairo without an agreement. hamas says negotiations will continue. israel reportedly boycotted the recent talks. the official death toll in gaza has topped 30,800 in the five months since israel's assault began. at least another 72,000 palestinians have been wounded. the group refugees international is warning israel's persistent blocking of humanitarian aid into gaza has created apocalyptic conditions inside the besieged territory. at leas

>> yes, i mean, i absolutely agree with josh paul. was working more directly on these issues than i was. i mean, i was working on promoting human rights, and my portfolio was primarily in north africa. but that, that work just became so difficult after october 7th, to the extent that it felt nearly impossible, either because members of civil society in these societies, in these countries didn't want to have anything to do with the u.s. government, understandably, because of our policy, or it was putting them at greater risk, that it had really become a liability to have any kind of affiliation with the u.s. but, i'll stop there. >> can you tell us in what way your job became difficult after october 7th? was there pressure on you not to speak up? was there concern about what the united states was doing, and, perhaps, it manipulating evidence or changing evidence so that the reality or truth about what was happening in gaza did not emerge? describe to us how it became difficult. >> no, i should clarify, so again, because i was not worki

former senior official josh paul left in october over the united states supply of weapons to israel.e is no room for the typical discussion, for thinking about is this the right thing to be doing and should we be providing weapons into a situation which we know that significant civilian harm will happen. >> analogy line jointly now. it's great to have you on the show, i want to start with where we left off in a sound bite from your former colleague, josh paul at the state department. and what he said, he has come out and expressed support for your resignation. do you agree with him and what we heard him say, and in what ways do you try to express dissent but it was not received, whether it was received in any way. >> i absolutely agree with josh paul. he was working more directly on these issues than i was, i was working on promoting human rights, and my portfolio was primarily in north africa, but, that were just became so difficult after october 7th, to the extent that it felt impossible, either because members of civil society didn't want to have anything to do with the u.s. gover

she is also the first state department official to publicly resign since josh paul.hen we come back, we speak to the spokesperson for unrwa. president biden just signed off on a bipartisan bill, turning it into law, which says unrwa will not be funded by the u.s. government for the next year. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "what harm is hope?" by darbet shams. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: despite the u.n. back report that found famine is imminent in gaza, is really mean -- israel will no longer allow the passage of unrwa food convoys. >> unrwa are part of the problem and we will now stop working with them. we are actively phasing out the use of unrwa because they perpetuate the conflict rather than trying to alleviate the conflict. nermeen: in response, philippe lazzarini wrote in his social media post, "this is outrageous and makes it intentional to obstruct lifesaving assistance during a man-made famine. these restrictions must be lifted." unrwa is the largest organization. i p

i'm stephen allen, still here with josh howie and paul cox to the times. ndermining british values is to be considered extremism . finally we can look extremism. finally we can look up those queue jumpers. >> that's exactly the first thing i wrote here of course is that's what that's basically what it's about. how do you define british values? yeah, i've written that now. yeah next story. next story. moving on there. yeah. so groups undermining british values to be guilty of extremism. now the present definition is of extremism is a vocal or active opposition to fundamental british values . hence the joke british values. hence the joke about queues . uh, they're about queues. uh, they're looking to change it to, uh, to actions that undermine the country's institutions and all the values , uh, because and the the values, uh, because and the reason why this is important is that actually gives the government the power to do something, which is , uh, at the something, which is, uh, at the moment they can exclude people from government, uh, or council funding, b

steve n allen will be here tomorrow with paul cox and josh howie . and by paul cox and josh howie.m. right now, then repeat at 5 am. right now, then please tuned because please stay tuned because it's time breakfast. i made it time for breakfast. i made it away . away. >> looks like things are heating up . up. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there and greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather. it's going to be quite chilly tonight. some frost and fog and some icy stretches around. but sunday should be dner around. but sunday should be drier and brighter. we currently have low pressure in charge of our weather, but it does start to away sunday, to move away through sunday, allowing a day before then allowing a dry day before then further windy weather further wet and windy weather spreads the west for spreads in from the west for monday. for evening time we monday. for this evening time we do have outbreaks of showery rain , sleet and some hill snow rain, sleet and some hill snow across northern england spreading parts s

with me today from the port, josh keen and paul as well as representatives from the port development partner brookefield properties. i'll start the presentation with a quick overview of the project. the pier 70 special use district approved by the port and city in 2017. in blue, the sud incompass 35 acres and up to 3 thousand residential units. 1.75 million square feet of office and 9 acres of open space. development of a twaket acre portion of the sud is governed by disposition and development agreement or dda with a port development partner, brooke field. the 28 acre site is developed in three phases. phase 1 again outlined in blue include up to 600 residential units. 460 thousand square feet of office and 3 and a half acres of new parks and open space. since project approval in 2017, the project achieved a number of important milestones. [field completed [indiscernible] with exceptional of parks. brookefield also completed the rehab of historic building 12 in 2022 and actively leasing the space. there are however 6 remaining buildings in phase 1. the timing of those buildings is u

with me today from the port, josh keen and paul as well as representatives from the port development partner brookefield properties. i'll start the presentation with a quick overview of the project. the pier 70 special use district approved by the port and city in 2017. in blue, the sud incompass 35 acres and up to 3 thousand residential units. 1.75 million square feet of office and 9 acres of open space. development of a twaket acre portion of the sud is governed by disposition and development agreement or dda with a port development partner, brooke field. the 28 acre site is developed in three phases. phase 1 again outlined in blue include up to 600 residential units. 460 thousand square feet of office and 3 and a half acres of new parks and open space. since project approval in 2017, the project achieved a number of important milestones. [field completed [indiscernible] with exceptional of parks. brookefield also completed the rehab of historic building 12 in 2022 and actively leasing the space. there are however 6 remaining buildings in phase 1. the timing of those buildings is u

i'm josh howie joined tonight by paul cox and lewis schaefer.th a guardian and information about prevents latest list of terrorism warning signs. is one of them employing lewis schaefer. lewis could be. i mean , who knows what people are thinking? possibly. probably not. because this is prevented. it says. and it's written in the guardian which says socialism, anti—fascism and anti—abortion. on prevent. that's the organisation or whatever. it's the government saying list of terrorism warning signs because because it's created by conservatives. i guarantee you, when labour comes in, they're going to have a whole new list of , of, you know, of warning of, of, you know, of warning signs . signs. >> well, this is it. so the organisation prevent the idea is that when teachers or youth workers, social workers see these indications, certainly for like children or teenagers, they can identify them to the police who then can look into it. that's the idea, isn't it, paul? >> it is, it is the idea. i agree with lewis. >> not just not just children, by the

paul: elizabeth warren and josh hawley both are aching to be able to get a hold through the ftc on control that. how did this argument go at the court, dan? where do the justices seem to be coming from, the oral argument? >> the justices seemed to be very skeptical of the argument because for the reasons i think we've been arcticulating here. it's a difficult issue, for sure. the idea that the sites are expressing conservative -- suppressing conservative opinion would rub a lot of people the wrong way. but as we suggested, if the sites have no control over that, then they can say, well, we have no control over anything, and there'd be a lot of material on these sites conservatives would get very upset about. and speaking of elizabeth warren, those of us in the newspaper business are well aware of how many times you are, paul, i am, you write a 1,000-word editorial criticizing someone like elizabeth warren, how many times have they said i want 1,000 words right next to the editorial two days from now, refooting everything you said. well, we're running our own newspaper here. [laughter] lett

to paul's point, i agree and senator josh hawley from the state says there needs to be mandate on public it would happen with school shootings and those types of situations. seems like a no-brainer. glad to hear a senator say let's do this. >> harris: the victim in critical condition and we've watched that video and see the brutality of it. we saw one student try to step in and another student took that person on and they were fighting for just a moment. the perimeter did not have anybody to break that up. we can't be that. we're america, we cannot be that and allow our kids to be that. >> emily: that is not a girl, it is a monster, there is epidemic of wanton violence, the have videos we are subjected to. kaylie is on life support, that is that girl's name. stop talking about them like they are kids, they are not, they are monsters. there is erosion of mental executive functioning skills because of social media, internet, disconnect with other people meaningful in form of relationships this violence is now part of the numbing quotient that blanketed youth. they are put in family court a

i'm josh howie still joined by comedians paul cox and lewis schaefer.g things off with the sunday times. and, paul off with the sunday times. and, paul, can we take this as a sign that britain might maybe, possibly have a tiny little problem with islamists? but what we can take it is that we can take from it is that certain segments of the uk believe we do in school protests that force a teacher into hiding, says gove. adviser this adviser is dame saira khan , who adviser is dame saira khan, who is a british muslim lady, and she's also the independent social cohesion adviser. and she will issue a damning indictment on monday to the police force. school leadership and local council involved involved in the batley grammar school scandal. now whilst i agree with her, the problem is not the location of the protests . the problem is the the protests. the problem is the ideology that fuels point out that they're going to say that they're going to be banning these protests from outside of schools, 150m. so would ban schools, 150m. so they would ban all protest

paul. headliners is back tomorrow with me, josh howie and steve and alan at 11 pm.eakfast. good night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to the latest gb news forecast from the met office. rain spreads east dunng met office. rain spreads east during the next 24 hours. breezy. along with that rain , breezy. along with that rain, but it does turn drier and brighter later on tuesday . brighter later on tuesday. weather fronts responsible attached to this area of low pressure , anchored off the west pressure, anchored off the west of scotland overnight. and those weather fronts will bring outbreaks of persistent rain to the north and the west initially, before transferring east. the rain does turn more showery. it tends to fragment through the night, but still some of those showers will be quite heavy, particularly in the north and west. not much north and the west. not much rain, reaching south—east rain, reaching the south—east at all in fact, some clear spells remain here, but with the cloud and the increased

josh howie tomorrow at 11 howie is back tomorrow at 11 pm. paulox and lewis schaffer again. you're schaffer again. and if you're watching at a.m, do stay tuned watching at 5 am, do stay tuned for good night. for breakfast. good night. >> you please call mom ? >> would you please call mom? >> would you please call mom? >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. >> it's going to feel like winter has returned this weekend feeling cold with strong winds from the northwest and frequent showers. >> the most frequent downpours will be across the north and the northwest because the low pressure system responsible is moving to the north of scotland , moving to the north of scotland, we're saying goodbye to a weather front, which clears things nicely across the south—east. >> clear spells here and not as blustery , but enough of a breeze blustery, but enough of a breeze for many places to avoid a widespread frost. >> however, we've got cold air spr