massey was addicted to cocaine for several years and has only been clean for a few months. she works as a lobbyist and advises politicians, among others. it's a stressful job. at 1st she, i need to kind of policies, but later she began taking the drug to be more efficient to work. at the time she lost control. the faucet, obviously i cut at one point, i needed 3 meals a day. on average, i spent 100 to 150 daily. i must have sought up 20 or 30 times a day, at least 5 or 6 times at work. and then probably another $10.00 to $15.00 times in the evening. ultimately, you don't even notice it anymore because it's like eating chips in front of the tv is cocaine use is come from old. social cost is dealing is illegal, but those who wants to get high in germany have few problems. finding the weather in the club on the streets, in camp rides, home or in the ball, especially in big cities. it's almost ubiquitous. it's becoming increasingly difficult for investigators to mona trafficking. don't have time miss had disappeared in drug squad and sees this as a major problems the gemini ext

well kept in india a more action from the world cup of self now and michel massey at a $177.00, not out for pillow strategy. when i, when i the banquet action tonight, my should 96 and it says the strategies to they target the 307. these trials will now face a south africa in the semi fund. meanwhile, world cup holders, england signed off and they basically disappointing campaign for the $9031.00 run. we know the pack is done in one way already out of the competition of to 6 last was from 7 matches, but i finally produced a performance that ended practice done outside chance making cindy for a quick recap of that top story this uh before we go regardless how most run health authority says it has suspended operations have its biggest hospital because it has run out of fuel dumped as a heavy fighting is going on around. i'll shoot for a hospital. and just as pain he buys, rarely strikes is rarely ami, denies targeting that's all for now up next sports life press also, fox. so with the political brought to mind kind of promising to read inside the reading, that's after a short break. don't

last published john vista massey, bunk y a capital, it's not expected to last as well. basically the, the, the pro is the btn opposition. one the election by receiving 11000000 on votes of both these people and to the lord and justice, the ruling party that still ruling part, they actually have 7 and a half 1000000 volts. so it does, it was a very big wind of the opposition. and so after 2 weeks of the negotiations, which will not happen because nobody wants to talk to pregnant as the motor events keep it they want receive. i hope that's going through this. and so, and then i'll see. so the reason why president de decide is to designate model gives you as not done on those become probably minister is that's a big deal. the party was the 1st the parking election, but the, there are many, honestly. so the arguments, for example, the, i'm the president, the do that then very it, she dislikes the task. a lot is to be grateful for receiving. so he wanted, he didn't want it to be the person who is designated to him as a prime minister in the 1st place and also be, so it has a

massey was no wanted by the authorities today i shall just following up on the case a to b. c. because i see, since he's been arrested, what are the police say, you know, because she has a court case and hopefully some sort of just going to come the new place i moved to i was to disclose my address. there might be some people watching me or something like that. yes. so i made the screen even though you must see is not in police. custody of victims may still be true. false prophets like ha, often operates as a part of a criminal syndicates with henchmen whose job is to intimidate on spread fia washrooms. knows that from a personal experience. some of these people came to my house in the night 3 times and attracting my wife. course not going to do with it will coming to kill you, what children and the sad part of it is. no one is doing much body. we have say we kind of nice to live, say state time to play nice. it's time for us. oh. just that that's right. we all have a role to play in stopping feet past us from using and abusing people. people like to come in financing from move

massey side were beaten to know by your why and a woke up qualifier. our agency and i haven't lost a match since their group stated opener. again, saudi arabia, during last year's final encounter, how signs, national football team had begun their 2026 world cup qualifying campaign. they drew nail now with legend on in the united arab emirates. the game was originally scheduled to be played in bailey, but was moved to a neutral country for safety reasons for showing rinaldo how portico beat it. liechtenstein, to know, in euro 2024. qualifying the 38 year old scored a world record, extending $128.00 international portable have already booked their spots at the earliest which will be held in germany. next year. australia will play india in the final of the cricket world cup on sunday. the 5 ton winders beat south africa in calcutta and thursday's semi final batting. first step ask i will hold out for 212 australia edging home to win by 3 wickets to italy's, the amex center b holger ruined at the season, ending atp fondles in turin after 3 straight groups.

thank you so much. trouble now as to how massey's real, a temporary truce continues to hold, ease riley is coming back home from captivity and gas, a largely remaining silent earlier. my colleague nick air on spoke to donnelly sha here, i mean, she interviewed needs really sold their release from him as captivity in exchange for more than a 1000 policy and present as she says that these really media is and seeking all the city with the free to hostages because the truth told about the time in have mass captivity, good hom, these roles image a scene more than 50 days. now let's face the ongoing rule. there are 150 or even more hostages, as still being held by him. us. we're all waiting and hoping that all of them will be released and the palestinian v t needs are also released because there is one little somehow that spin, use another phase release. and most of those, the pain of women and children that are held without due process backings. when he left and you interviewed, delata is telling me is ready sold to that, spend 5 years. and how may i ask, how it saves you with exchange for m

melissa massey, she had been arrested officer issue, was named wyatt telegram child, which claims to reveal information about quote, nazis, the aides. i'm how much activities all day is it maria, for national things up and story a tyra. cuz learning how to take care of his 3 children on his own. his wife hasn't been home for days. somalia is a palestinian journalist. she was called in for interrogation. a couple of hours later, the family got a call from an israeli official, informing them that some maya was officially under arrest. at the time with film this, she was in a detention facility waiting for court. somalia is 7 months pregnant with her 4th child tarik says no official charges have yet been made against his wife. you can, of course there's this thing that the captain told somebody his father. he said, we don't want to come to the house and scare the kids. so it's best if she comes to the police station. she said, ok, look at the double standards. we don't want to harm the children, but we'll deprive them of their mother and deprived their mother of their children . and tha

the smell of jesus is rather about barbara massey because of the latest attack on the jamalia refugee the the brought to you by visit castle highlight. we got lots of sparkling sunshine across much of north america, a little bit of a weather wintry weather went, whether it's just pulling away from the eastern side of the country just around doing the least and positive kind of associated with this area of low pressure. but high pressure does dominate, so that is keeping things generally stifled and study not particularly volt that you can see a lot of single fingers showing up on that shots. here. we have got some what to with us, some slight him out or pushing into the pacific northwest. so washington state building pots of california through oregon, saying some right at times, time is this nose, it pushes into the rockies across the cascade. west scenario is kind of an old facing little bit of that waiting for you, but it was making it quite a little further research as we go through friday. so one or 2 winfry showers through ontario in to quit back. but much of the us does stay dry

massey of the subject to the complaints the as ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu does not hesitate to use weapons prohibited . according to international law, the crime is committed to undeniable as clear as every drop fleming from the fountain of tis of every person with the conscience which humanity should not condone. it appears that many states and member states have, for the most part, played a game of hot potato, passing the ball in the blame from one another to the other. and it seems that the ball has now landed on the left of the i ccnp. the icbc has a lot to contend with. turkish law makers of course, filed the lawsuit against is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, particularly citing crimes ranging from war to genocide, as well as acts against humanity. but in this position it's, it's central that's turkish lawmakers suggest that that's on yahoo, as well as his collaborators, are brought to justice and tried at the i c c. and hey, this is not the 1st and only lawsuit that's been brought forth over the past week. 3 palestinian rights groups have also issued a lawsui

all of the press briefing by a summer honda needs representative from a massey's. unfortunately we lost the 1st few minutes of that, but he was saying it forever. the beginning of the semester comes along to impact the clearly a lot of competing narratives between the masses view of this conflict and what the authorities of a saying, it is interesting on a day in which is rel, has made public the number of its soldiers that have died of the conflict that i am ass, feels the need to also reflect on its losses to saying it would if necessary, ramp up the operation saying that we have all the heroes and c'mon, does his words ready to carry on the choked torch. also said that at least 80 percent of the territory of gauze that was yet to be stepped on by israel. and when it comes to it's ready claims that it will be ready to resume the fighting in gaza . it's come panting, gaza at the end of this ongoing ceasefire. he said, well, those threats were empty threats for domestic consumption. again, contesting claims that come terms of being treated badly in gaza instead of

thomas massey is the one that's been working on this and i think you have greater insight for you >>money you are giving out, a total of $3 million, and rcc, you are still doling out cash for the gop. correct? >> i think the next election is even better for republicans in the last two. we have one in both cycles world the other republicans have lost. i am providing another $3 million this month. i know i'm not speaker anymore. this is too important. you have michigan and virginia and re- distressing in north carolina. there's never been a better time for republicans to gain seats especially when you look at biden's numbers. his numbers have never been so low. when biden one, the first time since 1994. not one republican incumbent loss. we be more than double digits of democrats. we could even have our biggest selection this cycle. i want to make sure i'm part of not just winning two majorities but growing this majority even stronger. i will continue to do my part. >> how has your life changed now with the new speaker? do you think you'll be able to get these appropriations bills done

because when you talk about how massey could mean doctors, teachers, engineers.t of proportion. did i doctors, teachers, engineers. ©9>rt�*it blow it out of proportion. did i say anything about the civilian population? i talked about the military capacity of hamas. hamas is isis. hamas is a murderous organisation, the enemy of the palestinians, ofjordan, of egypt, of saudi arabia and of israel. they don't political compromise, political dialogue, they never wanted. they want one thing, to upset the balance in the entire middle east, to serve the ayatollahs of iran and to shake the foundations of iran and to shake the foundations of everything which is moderate, which is respectable and which is tolerable in the middle east. and therefore we need to get rid of the military capacity of hamas. it needs to be destroyed as a terrorist organisation. once it is destroyed as a terrorist organisation and once we reach out for the merger of earth, those who perpetrated the atrocities against israelis, then we can move forward into peace negotiations and i am absolutely in

he is still talking to marjorie taylor greene and thomas massey who are just a big hard no on funding of any foreign war. he could only lose four if everyone is in attendance. democrats in the meantime are slamming this bill and it is paid for, something that is unprecedented when it comes to emergency aid. on top of that the congressional budget office came out with a plan that cuts 26 billion in revenue, adds 12 billion to the deficit over the next decade. >> rec medicaid no vote, it's bad precedent to set, it costs resources but we never conditioned emergency aid like we've done under speaker johnson this week. >> reporter: speaker johnson pushing back on that. >> for political purposes, attached it, trying to get to fiscal responsibility and that was the easiest, to pay for this amalgamation. >> putting the senate in a jam and lit mitch mcconnell in a bind, mcconnell wants ukraine 8 added to this package, facing a pretty divided conference on that. chuck schumer could just rip the irs portion out of this and send it to the house but we are not there yet, we've got to get to the fi

it's shameful that they voted against massey's amendment. >> jesse: we're going to have a climate emergencythat will never happen. but maybe. who knows? kingsley, thank you. so what do women really want? we found out. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, they felt dramatic and fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq, as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. disrupt the itch and rash

congressman thomas massey tried to defund that amendment and killed it last night.ble that i have to offer this amendment. it almost sounds like the domain of science fiction. federal government would put a kill switch in vehicles that would be the judge, the jury and the executioner on such a fundamental right as the right to travel freely. >> believe it or not the house rejected that amendment by a vote of 229-201 with the help of 19 republicans. now these kill switches are going to be in all of our vehicles in 2026. >> laura: this is just another reason to have a 1975 buick or something. you don't want any of these cars. why would they be against people travel, raymond? pray tell? so they couldn't gather together? you can't just pick up, like we're going to florida tonight or -- no. >> you know people are going to be able, in a foreign government like china, will be able to hack into your car and just shut it down on their whim. this is a terrible idea. and they're talking about lasers and breath, read your breath as a driver, to see if you're impaired. this is w

maria: that was kentucky congressman thomas massey and georgia congresswoman marjorie congresswoman marjorietaylorsion to vote against the aid bill, the measure was offset by irs funding cuts, 12 house democrats voted for the bill. the bill includes $4 billion for the iron dome, 3.5 billion for the advanced weapons, 1.2 billion for the iron beam, 1 billion for munitions, 150 milt i d15 million for securitye u.s. embassy. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will not take up this house bill. he's calling it deeply flawed. the white house also says president biden will not support the package. joining me is wisconsin congressman scott fitzgerald. congressman, can you explain to us why there is such pushback against this bill? >> no, i really can't. i know that you featured kind of a couple of my colleagues but i think the democrats right now have a real hard time kind of describing what their positions on israel. right? maria, it's continued to get murky as we hear some of these members kind of dance around the idea that, well, you know, maybe israel should pull back, maybe israel sh

massey's hasn't put out a full statement. of these companies have the no retailiation policy. macy's put that in writing and then we know. >> bill: we watched alex murdaugh come into court a couple days this week. some of the victims of his financial crimes had the opportunity to confront him. just want to roll this. call for number three on the victim statements. >> you lied, you cheated, you stole, you betrayed me and my family and everybody else. >> i'm not crying because of what he stole from me. i'm crying for what he did to everybody in the suit. these kids, these people dying. >> what kind of animal are you? >> you saw murdaugh in tears and we have seen him in tears a lot during the court proceedings. >> dana: his tears pale in compareson. among the victims was one of his close friends that said if you had just asked for the woman i would have given it to you. murdaugh replied i know. reminder that this was -- he pled guilty to 22 of 100 charges. one of the families said he is guilty of all 100. i remind viewers of the

one of those republicans, thomas massey from kentucky, he joins us now. congressman, so great to have you on. explain why you voted to table or basically kill this resolution? >> there are a couple reasons. number one, free speech isn't just about protecting the speech that you like. it's especially about protecting the speech you don't like. i think the protest was an expression of speech. now, the other reason that i voted against this resolution, the language was modelled after a resolution that i voted against two years ago that calls the january 6th protesters insurrectionists. it's wrong to call the january 6th protesters insurrectionists and it's wrong to call the people that tlaib insurrectionists. those were my reasons for voting against it. >> i agree with you on free speech. i agree neither were insurrections. however, i think the reason why marjorie taylor green put forward this resolution is she was using the same words that were used against january 6ers. she's saying shouldn't those words apply to democrats as well. there was a congressman

. >> you say the gop -- does that mean you are able to flip massey in the last couple of days on thege? >> great discussions with thomas and marjorie, close friends and committed conservatives. i don't disagree with them on many issues and principles. they understand the necessity of us getting the appropriations bills done and sent over. the peril that israel is in. steve scalise mentioned on saturday we were in las vegas flew there for the night to be with the republican jewish coalition and there was a gentleman there on stage who spoke before us and shared harrowing firsthand accounts. he was a support worker in israel of the things he saw with his own two eyes. i won't repeat them because it is so jarring to hear it. what they are doing to small children and pregnant women and the rest. i spoke with prime minister netanyahu on the phone on saturday night. he used the terms he used in a public statement. a battle between good and evil and light and darkness. i couldn't agree more. there is no equivocation here. we have to stand with israel. even our most hard line fiscal conserva

thomas massey, he thought the resolution was overbroad implicating the first amendment and i disagreed is some people voted on first amendment principles. >> sandra: congressman, you are always a good sport. thank you for joining us. appreciate your time today. >> appreciate it. >> john: he is a good sport. fighting in gaza, idf says it has killed a top hamas commander and attacks against the infrastructure are successful. just ahead, hear from an idf spokesperson on the unique challenges that israel faces trying to take out hamas. >> sandra: police it's almost a month since the terrorist group attacked, but brutality goes back decades. history of hamas. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veozah - a prescription treatment for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms - the medical name for hot flashes and night sweats. with hormone-free veozah, you can have fewer hot flashes, and more not flashes. veozah is proven to reduce the number and severity of hot flashes, day and night. for some women, it can st

have heard of two house republicans who say they will oppose it, marjorie taylor greene and thomas massey all foreign aid. i think there are probably a handful of democrats who are israel hawks who believe this vote is too important to vote against the measure, even if they find the irs portion o it deeply cynical and unhelpful. but as you pointed out, whatever comes out of the house today is going nowhere in the senate. majority leader chuck schumer thinks this deal is deeply flawed and political. for his part, he says he knows this is a first draft of legislation that everybody involved is hoping to get finalized and to the president's desk hopefully by thanksgiving. >> why, if he knows it's a first draft, why take the time to go through this process when the president and most republicans, i think, would argue and democrats that israel needs this quickly, and they want to get it to them quickly. thanksgiving is three weeks away. >> reporter: he gave some clue to that in his press conference, saying his guiding principle is that the u.s. has to get its fiscal house in order. the ukraine

republicans marjorie taylor greene and tom massey joining a majority of democrats voting no. jared moskowitz,s grandson of a holocaust survivor, here's how they explained their votes. >> i support the bill because i believe israel needs to see people on both sides supporting them in their time of need, even though republicans are playing full politics. the first big vote, national security for the american people, a national security issue for israel, our number one ally, and played politics for it so he could send out a political mailer. >> i'm not saying i'll never support or vote to fund more defense for israel, but i think at this time our country's border is a national security crisis, and i want to see that prioritized first. >> jonathan lemire is white house bureau chief for "politico," host of msnbc's "way too early," and an msnbc political analyst. we know the white house wants to get this done. minority leader hakeem jeffries blasted the speaker's tactic this morning. let me play that. >> the overwhelming majority of house democrats opposed the partisan political st

israel has to date meetings today, and matthew toss breaks and we have just tried it from virtual massey, problem springs, infectious disease the inevitable and we hear later from the 402 east, already warning the civilians not facing the media. the possibility of knowing all parties must at all times distinguish between civilians between opinion, all military a civilian. this will protect kids to be an option, such as hospitals will give you indiscriminate text, for example. they use my point as being in a groups of being discriminated in the intro to text, but their likelihood has to be in and damaged to protect. technology is, is proportionate to the probable military advantage of the region by israel use of explosive weapons we find areas in venice be populated areas prohibited, force displacement is prohibited. the taking and holding of hostages is prohibited the use of civilians to achieve locations. how many 3rd offers, as in the case of these rusketcade, as cj imposing is prohibited. no one is a little breeches of international military. no, even what crime is committed by one pa

you talked about marjorie taylor greene and tom massey, he could still get the votes needed for thisone aid to israel to pass in the house. the question is will it get anywhere in the senate. you have republicans over there who are divided on this issue. in fact, senator lindsey graham, a staunch, staunch supporter of ukraine. he is not in favor of separating those two. there are other republicans echoing in that chorus, speaker johnson for his part will have an opportunity for the first time to meet with senate republicans, two sources told me he's attending republican lunch later this afternoon. to many of them he's still an unknown entity. this will really be johnson's chance to pitch them not only on stand-alone israel aid and this plan going forward when it comes to national security, also for government funding bills with that deadline right around the corner. >> all right, julie tsirkin for us, thank you, julie, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a mixed bag of economic signals is raising a big question ahead of an announcement by the federal reserve today. could we be in for

massey. we are waiting for this deal to be implemented. if it does happen just how remarkable is it is given we heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu for a long time saying that he was not going to negotiate with him. all right, and i think that's one of the reasons why this is such a difficult sell for netanyahu inside of israel. remember he said that he had nothing for her moss. he didn't want to engage with some us or knowledge of them as a political reality, that he was going to eliminate them through exclusively, you know, military means. he also said that he was going to free all of the hostages a through brute force and military means that they were going to go in effectively and rescue them. so he's acknowledging now that he wasn't able to do that and he's having to engage with from us. so that's, this is why it's a, it's a difficult sell um, on the other hand i, i do think there are clearly going to be many israelis that are just happy to get some of the, some of the hostages back. i think for from us there they're going to

william massey, a professor at oregon state university who researches the intersection of play and childevelopment, says some states are now putting more emphasis on recess, passing new legislation. just this year, daily recess has currently mandatory in only 12 states. >> studies have shown that children who get more than 20 minutes a day of recess are more on task in the classroom than kids who don't get that 20 minute marker. >> and it's not just about the amount of time allotted for recess, but the quality of that break in the day. a problem often affecting children at under-resourced schools. you know, is it just a barren blacktop with a chain link fence around it and nets that aren't even there on basketball hoops? >> we have to think about how we resource the schools, how we train and prepare monitors, how we organize this space, and that we maximize the use of the resources that we do have and we find other ways to really pay attention to the way recess together. experts say the best way to find out if your child is having quality recess each day is to ask them. >> and if you're

it's what a gas, how massey's law firm over campaign to and from us and bring hostages home will resume immediately waive the end of the hostage release, paused. i'm not going to speculate obviously about the exact operational movements of our troops and the continuation of that strategy. about how mazda is on notice that option for an extension is open. we want to receive another additional 50 hostages beyond tonight on our way to bringing everyone home. a. hi, emma says, is willing to extend the full days these via but remain skeptical. v, as well as next steps. the group that controls garza, once assurance is a deal, will result in a permanent seized by a fee of the back to what we want to see. the release of more as rarely, civilian women and children. despite the crimes committed by their state, their government and their murderous army, if we locate more of them held in gaza, we will notify the concerned parties to have the truth extended for a day or more. the united states, an egypt of the main mediators in the deal. but it's katara, which has played a crucial role in bringing h

. >> reporter: smucker's marketing executive nicole massey works home most days, but six days a monthally think about what am i going to do this week when i'm in the office or when i'm remote, because in order to get the best of both you have to be intentional about it. >> reporter: so let's see. the hybrid employer gets improved morale, better productivity, lower real estate costs, and the ability to hire from beyond the local area. the hybrid employee gets more time with family and community, less time commuting, and the ability to control the thermostat. and the planet gets cleaner air because less time commuting means less polluting. >> this is starting to sound like a win-win for all parties. i mean, who loses in the hybrid arrangement? >> there are some losers. you go to downtown san francisco, you will see the losers. >> reporter: it's true. in the top ten u.s. cities, office attendance is about half what it was before the pandemic. with so few people coming downtown, everything is collapsing. the price of real estate, tax revenues, and transit ridership. and think about all th

roberts testified in -- r kamps in an senator massey and representative jordan. there were emails and documents and text messages including representative jordan establishing the general mbly had pursued a political goal. we've heard a lot of discussion today th roberts or others were aware of -- but mere awareness of does not prove. e question here is whether race was actually used to draw lines in the predominant manner. did not hap this record and the district court's own descripti of what the general assembly did disproves it. it said e first move was to move in berkeley and beaufort county's hole. once you do that, -- >> you can finish her ntce. >> you end up with the district with a 20%, the majority regroup current california. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thank you for coming out. i know it has been a busy weekend for you all.

those were massey and marjorie taylor greene. he said we cannot afford more foreign aid i voted against the bill to ukraine and 14 billion for aid to israel tonight. marjorie taylor greene said, i support israel, their statehood and write to the -- right to defend themselves. but i demand the border be our first priority. ralph is a democrat in new york, good morning mouth. caller: i am a tax preparer and we do in fact need the irs. they are the advocates for the working poor and middle-class. they sent letters when taxpayers had forgotten about their earned income tax credit to combat child poverty. the irs is working with people to help them. the two main reasons that lawmakers are against the irs is the enforcement of power. they are protecting their wealthy interest from paying their taxes because tax fraud is in the neighborhood of 400 billion. the other reason is because they are against union workers. host: janice, a republican in florida. caller: hi, good morning. the first point i would like to start with is from the god

setting that aside, there's all kinds of direct testimony that r -- who was the sponsor from senator massey. you also testify about text messag >> what would the plaintiffs ed? what would a plntf need in your view, direct evidence of a statement that says we are using race and tisanship in this particular era. an alternative map that is disentanglement, you think the alternative map is not required. a full evidentiary pitcher that shows . there's been no showing for the reasons i discussed with justice kavanaugh, it complies with traditional principles. >> mr. chi jtice, >> mr. chief justice, if it mma please the court. no party disput cooper's basic legal -- the absence of compelling interest, race cannot predominate in line drawing even as a means to achieve a partisan goal. here are the -- the panel properly concluded that race predominated er partisanship and design based on strong factual findings inuding aftethmap drawers moved 193,000 people in and out of cd one. they remained identical as in the 2011 map. in so doing mapmakers sorted more than 30,000 removing 11 of the 12 precincts

survivor informed and i'd like to recognize pact board member and survivor council liaison catrina massey who has joined us today for this testimony. >> welcome. we met pact is deeply concerned about the welfare of unaccompanied minor children traveling to the united states. many of them did not wish to leave their homes, but gang violence, war, repressive governments, gender-based persecution and catastrophic climate events left them with an impossible choice. faced death, sexual abuse or torture if they remain, or risk their lives on a perilous journey to the united states in the hope of securing freedom. covid-19 exacerbated this migration and we noticed an increase in migrant arrivals as early as april of 2020. and 2022, pact published a study with mexico, guatemala and yale university that explore the impact of the pandemic on child migration, trafficking and sexual exploitation. half the experts indicated that covid-19 spurred an increase in trafficking, however, 44% lacked the information to answer this question. and 67% could not say whether the migrant children they served were d

but at the moment everything does seem to be moving as planned, and particularly massey can see, thosere much - gaza. over the last period the numbers were much less, - gaza. over the last period the numbers were much less, thej gaza. over the last period the - numbers were much less, the 200s welcome, good one, but still not enough over four days and not enough based on the daily requirements for the people to correspond to their needs. the immediate needs of the people in gaza. all humanitarian actors, for instance, my team, is on standby, waiting for the release of the trucks inside gaza and outside gaza, so there are some supplies that we are trying to secure from inside gaza, with the pores it means it can be safely transported, distributed. —— the pause. for some it is a chance for respite and for us as a humanitarian organisation it is time to make a better tomorrow, a safer one and for the people in gaza to secure first of all what is the level of their personal losses, and secure access to the necessities they were not able to secure so far. let�*s go back for a moment to the