across gaza raising the death toll from the months long war to nearly 39,800, posters in morocco marged to condemn the latest deadly is attack a school in gaza, the islam us support for the israely genocide in the palestine territory. and according to new report, the us will continue military support for isready battalion, notorious for crimes in the occupied west bank. it's uh 3:31 pm here in tehran, you're watching press tv world news, with me, welcome. america and israel must stand together. incessant israely strikes on gaza continue to claim palestinin lives as the regime is pressing ahead what is the strikes on the blockader territory. in khan gaza, several people were killed and number of others injured after israely warp planes carried out an air rate. at least palestin was killed and several others were injured at several areas in the noos refugee. camp in central gaza were shelled. palestinians are reeling from the massacre at taben school in gaza city. on saturday morning, which led to the death of more than 120 people. the health ministery says that only 75 victims have been

host: guest: ok, that's marge.st:i think a lot of people see what's going on at the dmv and get some impression about what's happening, but here's the thing, there are systems in place behind the scenes that voters are not seeing. for instance, when you go into it dmv, because of real id, you must show proof of legal presence. you won't be able to get on an airplane next year or less you have a real id compliant id and in almost every state and i think that massachusetts is one of the states that is real id compliant, to get an id like that you need to show proof of legal presence. i encourage everyone to go on to your website at your dmv and look at what you need to bring. someone like marge might have been there multiple times and shown their proof of citizenship way earlier, which is why she may not have been asked to that because hopefully we live in a country where we don't have to show our papers over and over again, but they are checking that information for real id. when someone shows their documentation an

how far down do marge rate haves to come to make a significant difference to the housing market? the other things because fuel prices, utilities, all those things have gone up tremendously and all those things in conjunction have put the american dream out of reach for so many people. you have to fight them off. we were talking about the chance of 2-3% range for mortgages and we're talking double that now. that really knocks the dream out of the ball mark. >> it would have to be a period of years to really get some juice back in the housing. >> well, it's going to take time to undo all the problems that were cre created in this administration and when trump came in in 2016, things were in pretty bad shape also. it didn't take long because of knee pads policies and the opportunities and all the things that were done to turn the ship around so it'll take longer this time than it can be done. jacqui: regulation is very important here. dr. ben carson, thanks for joining us, sir. come back soon. good to see you. more on the housing market because we're told it's starting to loosen up.

host: guest: ok, that's marge.st:i think a lot of people see what's going on at the dmv and get some impression about what's happening, but here's the thing, there are systems in place behind the scenes that voters are not seeing. for instance, when you go into it dmv, because of real id, you must show proof of legal presence. you won't be able to get on an airplane next year or less you have a real id compliant id and in almost every state and i think that massachusetts is one of the states that is real id compliant, to get an id like that you need to show proof of legal presence. i encourage everyone to go on to your website at your dmv and look at what you need to bring. someone like marge might have been there multiple times and shown their proof of citizenship way earlier, which is why she may not have been asked to that because hopefully we live in a country where we don't have to show our papers over and over again, but they are checking that information for real id. when someone shows their documentation an

have statements coming out from hezballah except for one where they say they have targeted the al marge post which is near the border, however when it comes to the mitat and the other we start waiting for a statement on that from hazballah but has for example yesterday used in several instances drones and when they say drone they're talking about squadrons of drones and the number of thrones is even not stated in the statements and even the israeli meed and military as when they tried to get that answer from the israeli military, they had no response, so the israelies could not even identify and know the number of drones that are being flown from lebanon, so that in itself is very significant security breach for this is in addition to the fact that yesterday was able to get their to let their drones fly over some 30 settlements without being intercepted and for many of the times not being in even intercepting not being even detected um it was of course there were siren sounding historically yesterday throughout the the israeli settlements but when it comes to the issue of drones the isr

hezballah in a pinpoint operation said that his reprisal rocket attacks made direct hit on israel's marge military site and were the meditary mean time carried out an air read and motorcycle and shabha killing at least one person. our correspondent mariam sala explains that you can really notice once you get to south lebanon and the entire area from from tire all the way close to the border region the sounds of israeli drones uh are incessant in addition to the war planes that have been hovering all last night at very low altitudes and this is because the israelies are on very high alert awaiting uh perhaps a hazbullah response and definitely trying to keep their eye on the entire area in case there is any movement from hezballah now they also of course today once again uh launched a drone attack against one of the motorbikes that was moving in the area of shibha we also know that one person has been killed as a result of this attack uh we still don't have identification of the person yet, whether he is member of the resistance or whether he is member of the resistance movements of the ja

group also said it targeted gathering of israeli soldiers in a marge base with appropriate. weapons, meanwhile, an israely drone strike targeted motorcycle in the southern lebanese town of tyre, and we are there joined by beirot corresponded for your details, well it definitely seems to be heated day and the israelis of course began this day very bloody way by targeting area which they are were claiming uh was factory for hazbollah or area where a stock pile of arsenal for hazbolah of course after double check... that area, it was actually a civilian facility, cement factory where you have two families, syrian family, sudanese family that work in that factory, that were my many members of the syrian family were killed, we're talking about and several were injured from these two families who are living in that facility, now as they made it clear before and as we had uh they would towards new here, there are that have been put for basically like a blacklist from hizbillah, they're going for bit by bit, although occupied settlements that have not been targeted by hazballah, they are goi

with volley of rockets. now the group also said that it targeted gathering of israeli soldiers in the marge base with appropriate weapons. in the meantime an israely drown strike targeted motorcycle in the southern lebanistan of tire. earlier we were joined by correspon mariam saleh for more details. what definitely seems to be heated day and the israelis of course began this day very bloody way by targeting area which they are. we're claiming was factory for husbollah or area where a stock pile of arsenal for hazbolah of course after double checking at that area it was actually a civilian facility cement factory where you have two families curian family sudanese family that work in that factory that were my many members of the syrian family were killed we're talking about and several other. were injured uh from these two families who are living in that facility. now as they made it clear before and as we have they would reach up towards new near. "there are that have been put forth basically like a blacklist from hazballah, they're going for bit by bit all those occupied settlements that h

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you mentioned today, this is the first operation that was con impacted by hazballah towards the al marge area, and of course hazballah has targeted all these posts that are on the border, one of them is almsh, this has forced israeli soldiers to move into what are bunkers or underground bunkers in those military posts close to the border, seems to also be trying to target those bunkers as well, which sometimes they say uh, they know they scored direct hits where there are soldiers, in other cases they are only uh attempted to destroy portions of that um that post as well. the israelis also of course have targeted the area of shaab as well. we also have news coming in that there sirens are sounding in the settlement of margilot and they are saying that they are speculating there is perhaps a suicide drone that either flew in that area or reached its target. this is something we also need to wait and verify to... the the details on that. now in other news, the iranian parliament has started the second day of debates on the ministerial pics proposed by president masod pazishka. lawmakers ar

near lebanon's southern borders and the latest development hezbulah has said that it hit israel's al marge military site with rockets. in the meantime israely media say that number of rockets have fallen in miskav am in upper galile in the northern occupied territories. we were earlier joined by our baywood correspondent mariam sale provided further details regarding the latest clashes. let's take a listen. the israeli aggression continue uh throughout the border. towns now they also went a bit further towards the towns that not adjacent to the border, specifically and theirsan, they were targeted, also the israelies are focusing on artillery fire today, and there also of course the overflights of drones continuously all over south labanon reaching, even areas near the capital, there was mess jabal and blida were also uh targeted by artillery fire as well as flaare bombs and so the israels continue of course these attacks and th before some pretty heavy shelling and this is why hizballah launched a retaliatory operation which was very heavy last night directly focusing on the deployment of

in areas near the southern lebanese borders in the latest such attacks as said it targeted israel. marge military side with rockets and made direct hits, meanwile the israely military has carried out an air strike a motorcycle in sheba southern lebanon killing at least one join us now from in lebanon to tell us more, well we just uh mentioned a couple of the incidents there uh, tell us what you have for us? that you can really notice once you get to south lebanon and the entire um area from from tyre, all the way close to the border region, the sounds of israeli drones uh are incessant in addition to the war planes that have been hovering all last night uh at very low altitudes and this seemingly is because the israelies are very... high alert awaiting uh perhaps a hazbullah response and definitely trying to keep their eye on the entire area in case there is any movement from hezballah now they also of course today once again uh launched a drone attack against one of the motorbikes that was moving in the area of shibha we also know that one person has been killed as a result of this atta

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hi, marge, rocket launcher, located close to the border with military service vehicles. also to pick united, you can read more about the sun, get other updates from the grounds over at r t. well, the billions of dollars being sent to ukraine is one factor contributing to the current state of the us economy. american billionaire, i'm investor z o per month. how stated the mill doesn't appear as evidence on american markets because of the fast growing national debt stateside taking this way towards the fiscal disaster in the country. there's nobody focusing on the creation economy in 2017, the national debt of the country. i think we're 17 children, uh, 5 years, 5 years there is about 5 years later, we're knocking on the door 7 years later. so a little slow this morning. so currently the data is about 3435 trillion. it's a growth rate in debt for and it says the gross. ready economy, i think we're going to move forward and not a political party focused on this. he brings up if he's, if anyone ever works thoughtfully and he brings up a lot more about just this kind of, well

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had enough of it and want to put an end to it and thankfully that is the case today that an orange marge doesn't come down road, i think theorm road that... became the microcosm for the rest of the north and lead the charge from other you know springfield road, you done loy and and and other marches after that garvake also was a big one and we reflect on that it's 32 years later last saturday when i was filling the loyalists and the far rate protest at belfast city hall just matter of hours later i couldn't believe the scenes i have to be honest and visited when i seen a couple of hundred loyalists and all right, marching up botanic towards queens university, i knew that there was a possibility of seeing those images 32 years later, and at contacted jord race to ask you, was the community prepared for eventuality of these people and the lower armor road, and in fact the did, so 32 years later we're seeing these images that i thought had never seen, i'd never see again, sorry, and billy, i'd seen yourself once said, we'd pushed the crowd back. how did you hear about this? i was actually j

lower mortgage rates and imagine the fed cuts and lower mortgage rates go down and >> you don't need a marge. they sell houses to rich people and normally done even need a mortgage. we want rates to come down and boost the housing market and now saying sell the housing stocks. it's a weird thing. lauren: it's going to sell. stuart: selling off and likelihood of recession. apple, what's with this? lauren: mag 7. they're losing a combined over 1 trillion in value today alone and and take 300 million off nvidia as well as apple. google down about $200 billion today and 100 billion for amazon and microsoft and then meta and tesla down too. look at mag 7. they're down 900 billion in market cap as i speak. >> norwegian cruise linn and special problem and the hurricanes that's arriving in the area. lauren: in florida, the port of tampa is closed and recession worries so the cruise lines are down. stuart: everything is down. okay. hurricane debbie has made landfall and a report from florida as the state faces what really is a life threatening storm. recession fears fueling today's losses and is the

initial cut at those transcriptions was done by rose woods, the president's secretary and her assisted marge acker. but fred bazaart told me that work turn on these tapes over. and we've got to know what's on them. you can follow the conversation. they probably couldn't but we can't be surprised if there's something on those tapes so get every word you can well that's hard work. and i believe there are very very few people who have listened to the tapes. and there aren't very many who have really studied the transcripts. but in my view and i'll go up against anybody with this view. he's told about the black male on wednesday, march 21st by john dean. then and the answer of that meeting is getting john mitchell down here from new york. let's figure out what an earth to do. they meet again that evening and they're still they don't know what to do. mitchell's coming down the next day. they think mitchell's guilty as he can be. and the goal is get mitchell to take a fall. that's how we're going to get out from under this. but the next day mitchell's not interested in taking a full. and what they

the associate product marge which runs the well-known smh semi conductor etf.t's your reaction what we've heard from nvidia and how the shares are performing in reaction? >> yeah. again, i think, they beat expectations, but they continue to do this at a slowing pace, right? so a possible explanation could be that the market investors are feeling normalization of growth and maybe slower demand as you mentioned for one of these companies getting out of it and will that hinder demand. i think we're seeing premarket, end of the day, we believe in the business model, and we don't see any long-term issues with it. >> talk to me a little bit about what you heard from nvidia, and what it indicates for some of its remote competitors. you know, like, did you hear opportunities for amd to come in and start to gain more business, based on what you heard from nvidia? >> yeah, you know, absolutely. i think, again, we believe in the business model to expect nvidia to own 100% share of the market is probably unlikely, you definitely leave doors open for amd and other businesse

marge told me this about her feelings. i wouldn't trade my life for anything, even if i knew how his term was going to end. these are powerful words. richard nixon had, a cousin named jesmond, west, she once described herself richard nixon. she said, i am a democrat and i have been. when i was young, i was a socialist. there are some people who write of richard, as if he were a kind of color grim, self-contained person. i find him enormously quite different from that, quite funny, quite open. far from the cold or prim or restrained fellow that people have. nixon as being. i find to be a man full of passion. a man full of feeling. and of course, there's patricia and julie. so let's take a look at the nixon family. frank and hannah nixon met on valentine's day, 1908. they dated for 131 days and then were married. their courtship of four months produced a marriage of 48 years until. frank died on september four, 1956. that marriage. resulted in five boys, two of whom died at young ages tuberculosis. but the remaining richard

friends from the dominant castt and wonderful friends of ours who happened to beth coming from different margsn talk about that. they are getting that language. as a scholar and policy makers and artist what we can do to open up that pandora's box and also some women in the communities that are a part ofd the cost. they are snatched away from the agencies. can you share what youou think about that discussion? >> thank you for that question. as you pointed out, i think that is a huge section of women who don't have access to the language but even the awareness and that sense about how to counter what they experience in their everyday lives.e i think what we can do is keep telling the story. and as you mentioned, there are some that we will see now and of course they've now had access to language but more than language, i think what we talk about is english. english is not accessible to a large chunk that you mentioned. there is a huge tribe that could be valid that has access to education and a new way of having access to these ideas that we can speak about in academic circles. we have to think

then shakeel at marge's work in my office she's on the speaker's office was a detritus that you don't understand the people have accepted you big gretch is a complement they have accepted you. and this rapper gmac cash made a song called big gretch it has become this thing p that was loe the people of detroit bestowed on me when i was really stressed out or worse during the past pandemic. it iss become my new favorite nickname. so i am down with that. [applause] >> i still play a governor so there. >> you can call me whateverg you want. big jim. [laughter] thank you. by the way i never would have used in a commercial but it sure worked for your didn't it? a while. >> i'm trying to getlu you to sp clutching your pearls, big jim. [laughter] >> will get away from that. here's a good one here. [laughter] this is a donald trump and jd vance to grand rapids the trump campaign issuedt. a statement ty did it to the detroit news. bide left a path of death and destruction in michigan. can you imagine anyone saying that as you move around this great state? unbelievable. how does thati happen? >>

host: guest: ok, that's marge.st:i think a lot of people see what's going on at the dmv and get some impression about what's happening, but here's the thing, there are systems in place behind the scenes that voters are not seeing. for instance, when you go into it dmv, because of real id, you must show proof of legal presence. you won't be able to get on an airplane next year or less you have a real id compliant id and in almost every state and i think that massachusetts is one of the states that is real id compliant, to get an id like that you need to show proof of legal presence. i encourage everyone to go on to your website at your dmv and look at what you need to bring. someone like marge might have been there multiple times and shown their proof of citizenship way earlier, which is why she may not have been asked to that because hopefully we live in a country where we don't have to show our papers over and over again, but they are checking that information for real id. when someone shows their documentation an

but actually especially in marge marginal communities -- marginal, often people are the boss of a shittyittle business that that -- has, like, four employees. [laughter] and that's who does the bossing in the united states, and there's a lot more ambiguity because those firms don't seem like they matter. oh, goodness, we must write about things at general moarkts but that might be cutting off a lot of interesting ways to think about intersections of class, race, sex, all these things. [no audio] >> i wanted to, i wanted to ask about the relationship between sexuality and gender and the different labor, the different ways of thinking about queer in quotes. it sounds, from if hearing the amazing stories you've recounted, that there's some ways in which there was a lot of overlap between subjects marginalized on the basisis of sexuality and some ways in which there's not. and, ryan, your framework of emphasizing bodily discipline can be an interesting way of linking them, but i could imagine in some of your accounts there also might be some justification for splitting off lgb histories of s

so really put out a marg campaign that's efficient. and so the whole campaig o nationalr 21,000.ay not seem like a lot, but because of phase one and two of what we learned in terms of what we can handle and what comes in, we're able to crea a marketing campaign and so for phase three,e' san francisco, greater bay area of research to find outdid a where, the black community in san francisco when they were displaced, what cities they go through, whattates they go through. so we have a list of those places and so what we're going to do is, and another thing is we have we're dedicatinggator that's just going to handle the phone calls. and emails. and so while lynette may be out on the streets, we're still going to have doing street outreach and attending events. we'rengo have an investigator that handles phone calls and emails andt yvette lynette can hand off to so she doesn't getgedown so she can really stay in the community. she can really build those relationships and then hand it off to an investigator. and then just wanted to wrap things up. but for our national campaign, and th

there's a 30-year-old county clerk in georgia whose district is partly represented by representative margemeetings by election deniers. she's got politicians calling her on the weekends about falsehoods circulating on next-door forums you've got election administrators who are facing existential kroiss because they just can't figure out what has gone so wrong, why it is that voters don't have any more trust in the system. harassment up the wazoo. fake threats of bombings and break-ins. a few of these officials have gotten letters laced with fentanyl it's a mess. >> madam secretary, you've been dealing with the lies and the lies that in a short period of time resulted in threats to you and your family and your home. can you just sort of articulate or contextual ize what four year of lies have done and the pressure that's put on the system >> well, thanks for having me, nicolle. it's good to see you it's been an exhausting several years. i mean, michigan election workers and election officials all across the country at all levels have faced enormous range of threats and intimidation consiste

not let it marge.seen it, of course, going back to nixon and the itt case. lbj, newspaper cases he held out mergers until they endorsed him. there's some colorful history. >> yeah. >> but i don't think that really happens much. of course, president biden was much more, you know, had an executive order and competition policy was much more of a direct policy from the white house, and, you know, professor tim wu being inside the white house directing some of the policies. you had morin that, but i don't think in specific cases, i have not seen that really come into play. certainly didn't come into play during my tenure and i would doubt it has come into play during this presidency. >> okay. markan, thank you for joining us and look forward to talking to you very, very soon. >> great to see you. thanks so much. >>> coming up, former council of economic advisers jason furman on the fed then maryland governor and kamala harris campaign surrogate wes moore joins us now that the vice president has flushed out