khaled: thank you.hank you. ♪ amna: we return now to the immigration and national security bill. democrat chris murphy of connecticut is one of the three negotiators of the agreement and he joins we now from capitol hill. my colleague reported earlier on some of the details in the bill. also reported that house speaker johnson says the bill is dead on arrival. where is the path forward now and what is your understanding of what house republicans would agree to at this point? sen. murphy: let's go back and understand why we are here. last fall democrats try to pass funding for ukraine necessary in order to stop russia from succeeding in their invasion. senate republicans said to us we are not willing to support ukraine funding without border provisions. we engaged for four months in a good-faith negotiation on the border in part because we know the president needs new authorities to control the number of people who are crossing. and we achieved that agreement to allow the president to shut down the borde

khaled: i think it's possible.i think what hamas will look for, short of those words, will be some assurances that a temporary pause would be treated as an effective cease-fire. if they can get those kinds of assurances from the united states in particular, then i think hamas could be persuaded to go along. nick: this is a longer pause then we have had in the past. could that six week plus pause the effectively a cease-fire? aaron: i think the israelis will be operating in gaza for months to come, even if this hostage deal materializes. whatever the israelis say about a cease-fire, i think all bets are off. they are determined to identify and eliminate key hamas leaders who were responsible for october 7. you get a break. whether the break can be turned into something more permanent is another matter entirely. nick: the pot at the end of this rainbow is saudi-israel normalization, what the saudi's are calling irrevocable steps toward a two state solution. is that possible with the biden administration as mediator a

based on the knowledge base and the apc method , the distillation unit in khale and the other production unit in the lavan refinery, the creation of a complex that results in desulfurization and providing better quality products of the complex, which we also have an international commitment for ship fuel, was started. here, he can actually help the country with this new collection that they are making. 53 greenhouse production units and 50 watershed projects were put into operation in rodan. the head of the environmental protection organization also visited the parsian energy industry special economic zone. during the implementation phase, the work is monitored. will try the latest technologies that can be used in this area. with the presence of the minister of economic activists and the members of the hormozgan chamber of commerce , they expressed the problems of their field of activity . a new industry was put into operation in hormozgan. the parliamentary deputy minister of health also went to rodan. these plans are part of the 132 plans of the second round of the president's visit to

khaled that the time. thank you for providing it to us. according to the 1994 constitution, south africa is governed by the separation of powers and republic system. it is stated in the constitution that the country values ​​democracy, social justice, and basic human rights is based the president is the head of the country and the cabinet, and he is elected by the members of the national assembly for a 5-year term. a person can be president for only two terms. the legislative body of south africa consists of the national assembly and the national council of provinces. the national assembly cannot have less than 350 and more than 400 profiles. the representatives of this parliament are elected by national elections for 5 years. this parliament has a president and a deputy. this assembly elects the president . the national council of provinces includes 54 permanent members and 34 delegations. its main goal is to protect the interests of the provinces in the government national this parliament has replaced the senate. every plan and bill is p

khaled sabarneh , palestine broadcasting agency. we are happy as minority communities that during these interfaith dialogue meetings we are recognized and misunderstandings are resolved. we know each other , we express ways of coexistence, sharing between religions we are proud to say that we, most of the iranian manuscripts, the osa manuscripts in iran, we iranians and zoroastrians of iran were able to save this heritage of our ancestors, which really reached our era with great difficulty and perseverance. it is a very intimate meeting that we have together. every year, this ceremony is a meeting of the followers of monotheistic religions with the minister of culture and islamic guidance, a meeting that has been going on for several years. the corona period has continued, it is an intimate meeting followers of monotheistic religions see each other, and the meeting with the minister of culture, if there are any problems , is much more private and faster. it is followed up and there is a completely friendly atmosphere that increases

for the first time in the knowledge-based and epc method, and the distillation unit was started in khale and the non-production unit was started in lavan refinery. create a collection that results degumming and offering better quality products of the collection, which we have an international commitment for the fuel of the ships here, can actually help the country with this new collection that they are making. 53 greenhouse production units and 50 watershed projects were put into operation in rodan. the head of the environmental protection organization also visited the special economic zone of the energy industry for persians. it is monitored during the implementation phase of the operation. we will try to use the latest technologies that can be used in this area, god willing, so that environmental problems, whether in terms of weather, will be solved later. especially not to have a sea in this area. with the presence of the minister of state, economic activists and members of the hormozgan chamber of commerce expressed the problems of their field of activity. the problems of the economi

khaled , thank you for being with us in the window program, may you tell us how the role of the parliament is defined in your country and how influential it is in important decisions of your country. all members of the government must be accountable to the parliament. parliament has this special role. in addition to making the government accountable and focusing on all budget sectors and every financial sector that is going to be used in the government. all these budgets must be approved by the parliament and must be voted on in the parliament. parliament elects the president it determines the policy and decisions of the government. the perfect example was recently and after the 7th of october, when israel attacked gaza. the south african parliament decided by majority vote. the israeli ambassador was expelled from south africa. before that , the parliament announced that our embassy should be closed and relations should be at a low level. decisions and recommendations that reach the majority vote in the parliament, even if they cannot get enough votes to approve it, the pressure created u

khaled alserr is one of the last remaining surgeons inside hospital. he described the bombing of the hospital as well as an incident when a quadcopter drone opened fire on doctors inside. you can hear the bombs falling in the background as he speaks. >> there was direct bombing to the hospital. they forced people inside the hospital, including patients -- oh, no. patients relatives and health-care workers evacuating immediately. you can hear in the background the continuous bombing in the hospital. an update just one hour ago, it is 3:00 a.m. come at 2:00 a.m., the israeli army bombed the hospital directly which it directly into the patients's war ds. one of the patients died. the israeli army is trying to communicate with the people inside the hospital, try to warn them to evacuate immediately even after midnight -- shouting the people have to go out of the hospital immediately or they will bomb the hospital. unfortunately, they have committed the warning and bombed the hospital directly just one hour ago. evacuation is getting worse every minute. yes

khaled qadoumi, the representative of the movement palestinian islamic resistance, hamas, we are in iran. qadoumi , hello, welcome to the world today, thank you, thank you and my dear friends, mr. qadoumi, the palestinian resistance in gaza against zionism has reached its 130th day. the conditions and state of the war after 4 months and 10 how do you evaluate the day? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, you see, this war has two dimensions , the resistance and heroism of the palestinian mujahideen who have been steadfast since october 7th until today, and standing and facing the power of the oppressed, the powerful, which has really progressed. yesterday, despite the difficult conditions in khanyounes and rafah, we saw how at least one merkava and one dinain bulldozer were destroyed by the resistance fighters . at the entrance of the tunnels, where the mujahideen put things it exploded after 12 soldiers of the zionist regime were stationed in our house, and the mujahideen blew up our house there, and these soldiers of the zionist regime were killed in another huma

khaled qadoumi, the representative of the palestinian islamic resistance movement hamas in iran. let's examine the latest situation of the 130-day resistance against the zionist regime. first , we will review the latest developments of the war. we were sleeping in al-dar, that is, things were going well, that is, praise be to god, that there is a single noise, that is , clashes in the night, special forces, ish ali sar, i do not know that the time of the clashes, we are on this street and on the second street, when the clashes and the planes started, the 16th martyrdom. the rockets are coming down and the jackals are fighting , we know where we are going, where we are going, where are we going , what is the meaning of this, and we are looking for the rest of the world, that is, god has my salvation , this is around 210 o'clock in the night, midnight, sir. the number of rockets of the rockets of the rockets of the rockets are seven , normal, that is, not very strong, that is, after about an hour, a third of our hour, but the rocket, this is the place where the rocket is, the rocke

in addition , i have khaled dokran, the director of shahada al-akhsar hospital, who i am talking to about the latest. he madly targeted this hospital and more than 100 people were martyred. many of the martyrs are wounded, children, women, old people and were targeted in the head. many of the injured have had their hands and feet amputated. i must say that the areas targeted by the attacks are very intense and brutal. and it is considered a massacre. al hamad areas where about 80 people were martyred. hundreds of bodies of dozens of martyrs are still under the rubble and we are witnessing the implementation of the policy of genocidal massacre in these areas. a large number of injured people were sent to al-aqsa martyrs hospital in dayl during the past hours. medical centers are out of order, and on the 13th and 5th day, these insane attacks continue . the gaza strip is now witnessing such conflicts and attacks. it is insane. on the other hand, the aid that enters the gaza strip is very little, and it does not meet the acute needs of the hospitals for medicines and even food for the people

just last wednesday, someone named khaled shawish is one of the commanders and in a sense the founders. al-aqsa martyrs, which is the military branch of the fatah movement, is not from hamas or islamic jihad . he was killed due to illness . i should mention that we are talking from 1967 until now 246 palestinian martyrs were martyred in israeli prisons, but since october 7 until now , that is, in the space of 4 months, 9 people have been martyred , and 9 of them are some of those who were recently captured, which means that it was not the case that, for example, he is sick or you are sick there. ok, there are reports that these people were martyred under torture . the last one was khaleda shawish, who was martyred last wednesday. this is about the prisons, so let's have this one issue, but about the situation inside the prison, look at the prisoners, another point. o what is left of me, jump no, no, that's what i wanted. yes, that's what i wanted . let's close the prisoners' case, and then i'll discuss the inside of the case. look at the army that entered. it becomes a region, now from

in addition, it should be khaled i have dakran, the director of shahada al-akhsar hospital , with whomm talking about the latest developments in the gaza strip. and al-aqsa hospital is said to be out of business, and what are the consequences of these hospitals that are out of business? well, i have to say that my brother has really been madly attacking different areas in the last 24 hours. make madly

i called hamas's representative in iran, khaled qaddoumi.what is hamas spending that money on? ever since the october 7 attack, hamas has maintained that its fighters did not deliberately target civilians. for those caught up in the attack, denials like this are hard to take. gunfire cries gunfire michal 0hana was at the supernova music festival just three miles from the border with gaza. israel says 360 festivalgoers were killed by hamas that day. we've also seen graphic evidence of sexual violence and attempted beheadings. this dashcam footage shows a hamas fighter throwing a grenade into a shelter crowded with festivalgoers. gunfire are you saying that the film and the photographs showing hamas fighters... right. so, the footage, the film of young people fleeing from automatic gunfire at the music festival, was that, too, staged? nothing to do with hamas. hamas's denial that civilians were deliberately targeted is part of its broader ideology to project itself as a resistance movement and israel as a terrorist state. at the centre of this

khaled qadoumi, the head of hamas office in iran, mr.nasser abu sharif, head of the islamic jihad office in iran, and researchers, professors like mr. dr. royoran, for example , taghipour, like mr. khemt, khakrand, the israeli embassy was captured almost 8 months earlier than the american embassy , ​​even it was made on the 21st of bahman earlier than the victory of the islamic revolution. the 60-minute document about the story of the embassy has been around for more than two years. maryam mohammadi of sed and sima news agency is the latest part of the competition. the difference between 60 and 80 and the fact that the atmosphere of not knowing each other's generation is big in our country, that's why it was decided that the 60s and 80s will be a competition that includes three stages: the first competition is completely question and answer and a physical part, which can be said to be general information, the second stage is completely physical. and it can almost be said that we tried to make it a kind of sport. in the third stage, we sh

khaled al-mansouri faces two counts of attempted first degree murder, two counts of aggravated assault and other charges. arizona prosecutors say al-mansouri was in the midst of a violent crime spree when he was arrested in scottsdale on february 18th. authorities say he went to arizona just days after he allegedly beat and strangled a woman to death inside of a new york hotel. he is also accused of stabbing two arizona women earlier this month, now to the state of nevada, where there is a new twist in the trial of a former elected official charged in the killing of a journalist in las vegas, robert tellis has pleaded not guilty to the deadly stabbing of jeff gehrman in 2022. >> gehrman had written stories about alleged mismanagement by the former clark county public administrator, the defense attorney now says he has received a recording of a threatening voicemail to gehrman that is not from tellis. he's asking for a continuance of the case, set to go to trial next month. prosecutors have said that dna does link tellis to the murder, and in oregon, the state senate there passed a bill

khaled thabet gave me an urgent referral, but unfortunately, when i went to the crossing, they sent meil now, i have not been able to communicate with anyone who can help me travel either to turkey or the united arab of emirates, to regularly take my treatment. if i had not taken the chemotherapy or hormonal treatment prescribed for me, my health condition will get worse day after day. i'm joined now by professor richard sullivan, director at the institute of cancer policy at kings college who has been in gaza today... tell us about the cancer treatment available to people in gaza who needed. ., , available to people in gaza who needed. . , , ., , . needed. the reality is now it is a comlete needed. the reality is now it is a complete catastrophe. _ needed. the reality is now it is a complete catastrophe. and - needed. the reality is now it is a l complete catastrophe. and every, there is no cancer treatment left in gaza and three groups of cancer patients and children with cancer and chemotherapy and blood cancers and chemotherapy and blood cancers and from that lady in the types of c

dj khaled's going to be dropping the green flag, and pit bull's doing the prerace show.> the party is really big so, again, we're mindful of the weather, but we want to do everything we can to get the show on. pete: you're right. any predictions for today? >> as far as -- pete: or tomorrow on anything, how about the race itself? >> oh, i mean, we saw, i mean, it's a ford front row which has not happened in a long time. pete: yeah. >> then to you had toyota sweep the duel. the duels, that was some great racing. truck series, that was great racing as well. ricky stenhouse jr., he's been an amaze manying defending champion for us -- amazing. he did not get into the 500 last year as a favorite, but he silenced everyone and just crushed it to where anyone can show up can and win on sunday. thinking about kyle busch, this is his 20th try at it. so so many fun storylines, and we don't know what's going to happen rolling off of turn four. pete: the 20th time. >> could be, man. pete: it's always a surprise. and we talked to harrison burton the last night. he said he was leading w

khaled >> there is also the issue of what happens if the trial is delayed and trump is re-elected. >> the president could simply command the department of justice, closed down this case. i don't need to give you a reason. >> so if a trial is going on and donald trump is inaugurated the department of justice could simply dismiss the case, even in the middle of trial. >> not only could they they would be ordered to the plug is pulled all power goes down. it's over >> don't ms that all new episode of the whole story and united states versus donald j. trump. sunday at 08:00 p.m. only on cnn. up next, republicans have long been touting uncorroborated claims from a former fbi informant as part of their peter an inquiry into president biden well, now that informant is charged with lying about those very same claims, no less dianne not guilty. >> i am resigning administration officials destroyed my cover. >> politics. we're great power meet questionable decision making, and then on faces from iowa, backroom deals, cia see affairs, bribery and corruption prostitution as someone who lives for p

khaled saleh was attacked in st mary s churchyard in paddington injune 2023.450 million for essential works, the city of london corporation has revealed. the figure has been described as an early estimate from a consultant, which includes works for repairing and replacing infrastructure as well as meeting accessibility and net—zero requirements. the royal parks are inviting visitors across their 8 parks to photograph any bumblebees they come across and register their discoveries. it's come about as experts say that queen bumblebees are emerging earlier from hibernation due to increasing temperatures. the premature awakening can put their lives at risk as many flowers are not in bloom and future cold snaps can be fatal. if a queen bumblebee comes out of hibernation too early, then she'll fly around looking for food, and that wastes a lot of her energy if there's no food available. a queen bumblebee will lay up to 400 eggs between spring and summer, so potentially if you lose one bumblebee, one queen bumblebee, then you're losing a whole colony of 400 bees. let'