and emma lazarus thought this was just a kind of scheme of ego. she didn't think much of it, apparently. and and so she said no. and then the friend said, well, what if you think of those refugees? so she back she went away. she came back and she gave that poem. and the poem then published the next day in the newspaper and people really loved it. but then it just there was no sign of it. emma lazarus died a basically a year later and then it was some years later when when the friend decided to put it on a plaque, the statue of liberty, and paid for that. even then, it wasn't really no one paid attention to it. it wasn't until. journalist in around 1950 saw it and wrote about it and it started to have more meaning to people. so so it's it really is, you know, encompasses way we think of the statue of liberty now as being this greeting point for immigrants. and it's actually a meaning that's much more elegant than even what bartolo thought actually when the was being considered as a processing station for immigration. he said that, would be an abomi

joining us live now to discuss this, the co-lead author of this un report, michael lazarus, senior scientist and director of the us center of the stockholm environment institute. thank you so much for joining us today. really appreciate it. >> thank you, kristin. thanks for having me on. >> so your report set out to explore promises of climate action, right? versus the reality of what they've done. is that right? >> well, we mostly looked at what governments are planning to do in terms of fossil fuel production, production, in particular coal, oil and gas. and we found that they're planning to produce over double the amount that would be consistent with the targets for controlling the climate change that were agreed to in the paris agreement. >> let's go ahead and throw up the numbers, because i think that is very eye opening. some numbers that you guys shared with us in your findings as you looked at these 20 major fossil fuel producing nations. explain what we're looking at here in terms of coal, oil and gas use. >> okay. all right. so we looked in our study at global coal, oil and gas pro

lisa lazarus. the chief executive officer of hisa the horse racing integrity and safety authority. this headline of more than a dozen dead horses, and they think, what is going on in that industry? >> and my response to that is hisa is here now and we're going to address it. >> reporter: lazarus was legal counsel for the international governing body of equestrian sports and spent her childhood going to the racetrack with her father. she joined hisa last year after it was created by congress, the most sweeping effort yet to clean up the sport which for years has grappled with drugs and cheating. >> there's clearly a problem that needs to be addressed. and now we've got some tools to fight it. and so we really owe it to those trainers who have spent their lives in this sport and who are, you know who have an incredible amount of integrity to get rid of those that are really tarnishing the sport. >> we're talking about the most high profile races of the year in this country. do you think drugs had anything to do with these deaths? >> you know, it's a great question. now that we have o

peter baker, jon allen, ned lazarus, when we come back to the economy, this thanksgiving we have got you covered. brendan buck, charlie dent, victoria defrancesco soto photo, will be down the toughest topics. and later, a deadly explosion in the canadian border. we're going to tell you actually what happened, and concerns ahead of tomorrow's festivities. 11th hour just getting underway on a wednesday night. >>> >> all right. thank you so much. peter baker, jon allen, ned lazarus, when we come back to the economy, this thanksgiving we have got you covered. brendan buck, charlie dent, victoria defrancesco soto photo, will be down the toughest topics. and later, a deadly explosion in the canadian border. we're going to tell you actually what happened, and concerns ahead of tomorrow's festivities. 11th hour just getting underway on a wednesday night. sday night (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got info

peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," and ned lazarus, his first visit to "the 11th hour," international affairs professor at george washington university's elliot school. peter, your son theo is here, so we have live studio audience tonight. so i'm going to let you go first. you better impress. why do you actually actually there's a delay? >>> there's a lot of details that go into this. you're trying to effectuate between two parties hostile to each other. it signals it could be coming apart at the seams and that's the worry. even if hamas did live up to its agreement you've got other groups in gaza not necessarily subscribing to their leadership that might do something to upset the applecart and you can see the whole thing unraveling really quickly, so that's why i think everybody's on tenterhooks right now. >> the positive do you think there's a chance the delay is a sign of something bigger? >> i think that the delay is a sign that there is as peter said no trust as far as the tails that have come out. the delay is due to hamas not having signed off

lazarus and his photographs and with the human act will be seen again in the children's diary.s its own power. when we look at the materials, we see the village that its inhabitants have left, we see the destruction, we see the hidden things in them. we see the remnants of bizness, it is very easy not to engage in stories of this kind, but the power of the truth cannot be raised, and the heat of it is beginning to rise to the face of the patient, and more people are asking questions. in order to find out more about what happened, i went to the archives of צהל and looked for all the documents that could explain what happened. in some kind of mistake, i received two or three documents, which i am completely clear about, that i did not intend for them to reach me, and one of them contained the text of al-androni, the subject of tantura. by the department לערבים ארבים כי היילינו אשר נעטורה בצעו מאשי באהלה ראבים בארים אחרים להכשרב. another letter from the community. tincture for commander of the cable. yesterday, i checked the tomb of rahim in the cemetery in tantura, and i found th

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and as we know from the story of lazarus and the rich man, the angels will carry us all the way to theoment of every day, there are unseen battles are being fought over your head. satan wants to keep us in ignorance about him and about the word of god, and yet the angels of light often work to fight off his attack on the children of the living god in that unseen spiritual battle. psalm 91:11 says, "he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways." i don't know about you; that thrills me, that thrills me, that thrills me. i was born nobody, and yet god assigns mighty angels to look after me. how about that? how about that? there couldn't be something greater. he assigned them to counter my foolishness and my ignorance. he assigned them to steer me around the traps that the enemy has been setting up for each one of us all the time. well, look carefully through the scripture, and you see god deliberately was showing us examples of how these angels work, so that we be encouraged, that we will be comforted, that we would live in faith and power and strength. in acts

statement, jay saper of jewish voice for peace said -- "the famous words of our jewish ancestor emma lazarus etched into this very monument compel us to take action supporting the palestinians of gaza yearning to breathe free." aid agencies are sounding the alarm over the plight of afghan refugees who've been forced to sleep in the open without proper food, shelter, sanitation, and water after fleeing pakistan to avoid arrest and deportation. an estimated 270,000 people have crossed the border after pakistan's government gave undocumented immigrants until the end of october to leave. authorities have since gone door-to-door demanding immigration documents and have used bulldozers to raze homes in afghan communities. human rights watch warns the crackdown has led to detentions, beatings, and extortion. this is 50-year-old afghan immigrant abdul raheem. >> these people are being very cruel to us. we could have spent the winter here in comfort and god willing we would have gone back to our country. amy: ukraine's government says russian air strikes on the black sea city of odesa have wounded ei

astonishing 550% increase compared to lazarus year by recording 6,925 apprehensions from 79 differentountries between october 1st, 2022 and september 30th, 2023. how about those numbers? >> also, i know if you watch the channel, you hear us talk about the got-aways? that number doesn't include the got-aways, why does that matter? a lot of drugs coming across the border, they use that same route to do that. so often we talk about the people and i think it's a valid conversation to have. we got people we don't know their background. they don't know if they committed crimes in their home country. we don't know their intentions. we don't know any of that and they're coming across the border illegally, not being processed. but then you have got the people mean bad for our country that are using that same enterprise to get the drugs. and we know fentanyl is the number one killer of our young people right now. >> look back. i think our government should put pressure on deandre canada. how are these people getting in your country to come here. much like trump handled the remain in mexico poli

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