anyway, i stay with this melinda. we're going to, we're still waiting for that press conference to get underway in tell a be with the german foreign minister. but 1st we're going to look at some other news. let's try to get queued up here. so let's do the militants in that we've been talking about them. they will, they continue to fight rock fire rockets entered gaza into israel from gaza on thursday. now this happened, as is really forces struck targets in the gaza strip throughout the day, including in the south of the territory where israel had told gardens to head for their own safety. one explosion, their reportedly killed into an injured several people including children, a father carrying his child to the grave. and so was one of 3 children among those receiving the final rides on this barren patch of land prey as a house to the sound refrigerator. the ashcroft hovering above concerned minutes to the palestinians below. and a reminder of the strike on the town of con, eunice killed, the civilians being buried h

use melinda crane. all senior political. i'm less. good to see you, melinda. and we just had driven 5 minutes to speak, and then what struck to you about what she said in the tone she struck? well, she's calling attention to a huge issue. because in a tinderbox situation, like the one that we have in the middle east, not only in israel and the guys but across the whole middle east, this information and social media that jumped to conclusions. that really is pouring fuel on the potential flames. and we saw that happen after the attack on the hospital when some media, including even reputable western media, immediately to come us claim that it had been propagated. the attack has been propagated by israel at face value. and with attribution said, is your israel was behind us and once something like that is out there on the networks on the social networks. but also in the media. it is very hard to walk it back with the kind of firm evidence that she's referring to. we do now have pretty clear indications that is what makes you hard. if failed racket as rocket sent

fate of these young women, a year after her divorce from one of the richest people on the planet, melinda to find a revelation about her ex-husband billy and his partner, jeffrey epstein’s honest boy was nicknamed the lolita express for a reason, the american financier was cured in pedophilia. and the organization of prostitution among minors, sexual pleasures began already on epstein’s plane, on the way to his private island in the caribbean, which also received the nickname the island of sin. passengers of the lolita express of prominent politics, celebrities and oligarchs, among them were bill clinton, a member of the royal family , prince andrew, and the creator of windows, world-famous bill gates. sources say jeffrey epstein gave bill gates advice on how to end a toxic marriage, not the first time he has been caught in such a sordid scandal. a biographer says bill gates is known for his womanizing and naked pool parties. some women who applied for jobs at gates' company said they were asked about past sexual experiences. having nude photos of themselves on their phone, what kind of a

we're going to talk more about all of this now with the dw use melinda craig and melinda. good to see you in a real sense of urgency that from the antonio guitars. what were your feelings about what you just said? absolutely. many palestinian civilians now massed in the south without clean drinking water without food, without medicines, as he said, also without fuel. that crossing was supposed to open up today in order to create a cord or for humanitarian aid, with an initial 20 trucks being allowed through. this is something that president biden also worked on negotiating when he was in israel on wednesday, but it's still not open. and therefore his presence there underlining the dramatic urgency of this moment because the clock is ticking for those people. now what's holding up the opening of the crossing a number of different controversial points, starting with what's in the trucks. israel has said it doesn't want fuel to cross the border. it's afraid that the fuel would be diverted from us and used by its militants, but fuel is needed to run institutions like cost sett

consequently in 1988, judge melinda anderson was elected as the chief magistrate. since then, she's served the first district of georgia well and her accolades are too numerous for one speech. i would like to take the time to congratulate judge melinda anderson on a magnificent career which included awards for both magistrate of the year and life-time achievement. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor darian city councilman griffin lawson, who was featured in the african-american museum in charleston, south carolina. the butler island plantation where the international african-american museum stands was where lotson's anderson -- ancestors were enslaved. councilman lotson's family spans seven generations of roots. in addition to serving on darian city council, he also serves as a vice chair of the cultural heritage corridor, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing the heritage and culture. griffin lotson was also recently promoted to the level of global and state goodwill ambassador. darian, along with the rest of georgia's first congressional district, is hon

we know this was in the making for many months over a israel, melinda just can quickly add to that. we know year already. and the saudi american ties that have been exposed, this just happened recently. so there's something deeper there connecting more to what guido was saying about where hamas is heading ideologically, what we're seeing as the hatred running deep and how it channels the actions of this organization and all of this is taking place in a region that was already a tinder box. what potential reverberations worry you the most. well, honestly speaking, as i'm talking to you from the northern part of israel next to haifa as i was driving around my hometown here in northern israel, seeing all the tanks, seeing all the military, we are looking towards north to the lebanese border. we ask ourselves, how will the hezbollah react? how will iran react it is? i must admit as an israeli again living now in northern israel. very reassuring to see the strong us american response sending a carrier here to the region to send a message. don't, as president biden said, don't back off an

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we can talk to about melinda crane d w 's at senior. let's go. welcome back to the studio. belinda. what sort of assurance there's a ton but jim and president offer these problems. well, he will certainly say that germany.

melinda, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. we're so glad that you're safe.nd that law enforcement did handle things so well. in your establishment. >> yes, i'm very, very blessed that everything went the way it did for us, but for so many it has not gone so well. >> it sure didn't. thank you again. >> thank you. >> and thank you for joining "inside politics." "cnn n news centraral" starts s a a quick break.

thank you so much, melinda. now as we've heard, israel says more than 200 people were taken hostage by from us during the terror attacks. earlier this month. those people include the elderly, the disabled children, the hostages, captured in southern israel. and taken to gauze could be used as a bargaining tool, and the destroy families are now urging fee. is randy government to prioritize that say for to on a wall outside the is really defense ministry in tel aviv and on walls across is real. the images of those taken and missing. these are the government most focus 1st the for one, doing whatever is necessary. you know that the release that hijacks people in the october 7th attack, come off, terrorists killed indiscriminately, and it kidnapped civilians, soldiers, the elderly, disabled, and children. so many children. now the hostages are somewhere in the gaza strip, or under it in the untold hundreds of kilometers of tunnels come off as bills. now the be lots of effort putting to coordinating identifying the l

one of those partners is that united states of senior political analyst melinda crane, has the waste angle for us upon returning from the region bite and said that america wants to be a seat as a beacon to the world. but it does america one that does the american going to be the world's policeman. this was the 3rd in a series of very, very passionate inspiring speeches by president biden. and even some who are critical normally of his leadership, say that this is possibly his finest hour. we've seen him display empathy. we've seen him also issue some pretty clear warnings not to make the same mistake as the us did after 911 in the heat of the moment responding and rage. a warning to record israel. yet his call that america essentially re assume the rule of world police man, i think, will fall on some the skeptical ears, both at home and abroad. he said in his speech, we have to stop dictators and terrorists because otherwise they will spread more death and destruction. but in fact, many americans would ask these endless wars we fought in iraq, enough, got us down our actions in libya

on her 2nd trip to the region within 2 weeks with me in the studio is our chief political analyst melinda crane. she was following the 4 administered speech along with me, monday to uh, let's talk about what she had to say. it was a powerful address. i thought she, she made, she made it interesting, a division between the inhumanity of whom hume her mouse and the humanity of israel. and she was stressing the need for israel not to lose that humanity in its response. indeed. and in that way, she's gone a bit further than in some of her past speeches. she reiterated once again, the fact that israel has not only a right but also a duty to protect its citizens. and that is real. must fight must fight him us. so that is the message that we certainly have heard from her before this. this very passionate solidarity width is real. but then she said it is also important that in the heat of the moment that israel does not lose itself, does not lose its own humanity. and i thought when i heard her words, once again of joe biden, warning is real, saying, you know, after 911, we in the force of the ra

we can talk to about melinda crane d. w 's at senior political that. welcome back to the studio, belinda. what sort of assurances account the gym and present offer these problems? well, he will certainly say that germany is doing it's most to support them and to try to secure the release of the hostages. he will also express, i think very, very deep empathy for them. he said that one of the things that he finds very, very distressing is the fact that amongst the german hostages, our son, whose families had been persecuted by the nazis expelled from germany, gone to israel and then had re claimed their german citizenship. and he said that they have had this painful, painful history in their families. and now i have family members being taken. hostages is just an ad ripley painful for him. so undoubtedly he will express empathy and he will remark on the fact uh and it is true that the german leadership from the chancellor to the foreign minister, defense minister as also just been to, is real. that they are all working on every channel of communication t

melinda crane has the waste angle for us upon returning from the region bite and said that america wants to be seen as a beacon to the world. but it does america one that does the america want to be the world's policeman. this was the 3rd in a series of very, very passionate inspiring speeches by president biden. and even some who are critical normally of his leadership, say that this is possibly his finest hour. we've seen him display empathy. we've seen him also issue some pretty clear warnings not to make the same mistake as the us did after 911 in the heat of the moment responding and rage. a warning to record israel. yet his call that america essentially re assume the rule of world police man, i think, will fall on some the skeptical ears, both at home and abroad. he said in his speech, we have to stop dictators and terrorist because otherwise they will spread more death and destruction. but in fact, many americans would ask these endless wars we fought in iraq, enough. got us down our actions in libya to stop a terrorist. a tara regime there, what has they actually brought? and lik

and as for homeless, they always have an interest in dealing faithful blows. tails will also melinda, have a can quickly, after that, we know this wasn't the making for many months over year already. and the saudi american ties that have been exposed to this just happened recently. so this something deeper the connecting more to what it was saying about, we're almost as good heading, ideologically, what we're seeing as, as the hatred running deep and, and how it channels the actions of this organization. and over all of this is taking place in the region that was already a tinderbox. what potential reverberations where we use the most as well honestly speaking as i'm talking to you from the northern part of visa next to k file and is why was driving around in my hometown here in northern israel, seeing all the tang single, the military where looking towards north to the living, these boulders we ask ourselves, how will this is? well, i react how we even react. it is i must admit, isn't he's ready again, leaving now and being in northern israel, very reassuring to see the strong u. s.

so this is too special for me, for melinda mckenzie, it's the fruitvale community that influenced herus headpieces. i'm born and raised here in the fruitvale district. i've always admired all of the aztec dancers and everyone who just puts on this beautiful celebration. so it inspired me to finally be able to bring out my creativity. this is the second largest dia de los muertos celebration in the state of california, with nearly 30 altars just like this one honoring the lives of people they have lost. the two girls, they're there are cousins. they died when they were 21. a drunk driver. unfortunately, the whole purpose of the dead is to not forget our loved ones, to keep them in our in our minds and our in our in our hearts, and to be able to talk about them. so we don't forget some of these huge altars took hours to set up. we got to start preparing this for like 2 or 3 days ago. we got to wake up today at 4:00 the morning. each one welcoming back the souls of loved ones with meticulous details like salt to purify the spirit's soul and their favorite food and drink as a gift. this a

so this is too special for me, for melinda mckenzie, it's the fruitvale community that influenced herous headpieces. i'm born and raised here in the fruitvale district. i've always admired all of the aztec dancers and everyone who just puts on this beautiful celebration. so it inspired me to finally be able to bring out my creativity. this is the second largest dia de los muertos celebration in the state of california, with nearly 30 altars. just like this one honoring the lives of people they have lost. the two girls, they're there are cousins. they died when they were 21. drunk driver, unfortunate. the whole purpose of that is to not forget our loved ones, to keep them in our in our minds and our in our in our hearts and to be able to talk about them. so we don't forget some of these huge altars took hours to set up. we got to start preparing this for like 2 or 3 days ago. we got to wake up today at 4:00 the morning. each one welcoming back the souls of loved ones with meticulous details like salt to purify the spirit's soul and their favorite food and drink as a gift. this a way to

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well, the bill and melinda gates foundation today announced it's investing $40 million to help manufacturers mrna vaccines. the continent was last in line to receive shots during the covid pandemic, and the foundation said the investment in mrna technology is a critical step in the effort to improve vaccine equity. many of the future vaccines, whether it's for local diseases in africa like rift valley or or for global diseases like tb. mrna looks like a very promising approach. mrna technology came to the forefront with the production of covid 19 vaccines made by pfizer and moderna as part of the gates investment. the south africa based company biovac and an institut pasteur facility in senegal will receive funding and resources to produce vaccines on the continent. us economic historian claudia goldin has won the nobel prize in economics for her studies on the gender gap in the labor market. goldin examine some 200 years of labor market data to explore why women consistently earn less than men, even now, when women perform better in high school and graduate from college at higher rates than

as always, melinda. shara is our senior political on this or fighting, has escalated between israel's army and the lebanese onto a passable lot at the border with 11 on these early military says it hit an observation post best after the group launched on ty, ty massage, a motor shells as well, as 24 fighters have been killed since the conflict escalated 11 of them in the last 24 hours, or the action is life, or i seen the court in 711 on tell us about what's been happening at the border and just how tends to situation is but the following, some of the attacks by has will fight those on his ready. i'm gonna treat both from the eastern sector to the central sector. all deliveries is really bored on. now we're hearing a lot of shutting coming from the west and sector where we are. every now and then we can hear a, an explosion. it seems there's really armies shutting the ball. the line on the side now has will on, on seeing dots around 11 fight as were killed over the past 24 hours, 5 of them today. we understood that the 55 is that what the, what that's where it killed today? what kille

i graduated in 07, ima melinda.o through that, get your degree, you're going to get ahead with calls, the american dream paid off. some people have not paid off the debt, but they learned victimhood narrative and ways to explain your suffering so that you hate the country instead of acknowledging who screwed you over. it's the truth. once you see, you cannot unseal. it's pervasive, it's everywhere in american life. our military. people wonder where that came from. $3 trillion spent from iraq to have -- afghanistan. thousands of innocent american lives sacrificed to what end? the taliban is still in charge in afghanistan. we still have an anti-american regime in charge in iraq which is vulnerable to iranian incursion anti-seek see what is happening with hamas, has this been good for us? no it has not. in some ways, it will take a member of my generation, from the 08 crisis to our failing military to the way we treat -- teach our young kids, it will take someone from a different generation to see what is going on. mar

obama, amal clooney and melinda, french gates on the stage together talking about child marriage, which is obviously one of the huge barriers to girls completing their education around the world. and so that's that's pretty exciting to have the three of them together. the three of them share this passion and they co-wrote an op ed in around international women's day last month. so, you know, we're excited about what we're going to keep doing in the future on this. thank you. it's all exciting. yeah, thank you, holly. great. thanks. well, i originally was going to ask you a little bit more about the let's move and the particularly the bigger did the white house kitchen garden. but i'm going to move on because i think you answered some of those. i will plug the obama, you know, presidential center, which will have a fruit and vegetable garden. no wonder. so because, of course. well, let me switch a little bit. i wanted to i mean, clearly, mrs. obama's support of military families was evident and her focus on wellness and particularly mental health, by advocating for the campaign to change

the bill and melinda gates team, they launched an effort to bring immunizations to children around theto respond to the haiti earthquake, respond to the ebola pandemic. i draw lessons from that because, in my mind and in my experience, if we invest in these types of efforts, which we do, you know, at a very small total share of gdp and a total share of federal government efforts, and if they can be driven to success, we create an underlying peace and stability around the world based on prosperity, on dignity, and on hope. i think more people should be part of that fight. more people should be part of that enterprise. america should continue to lead on global development and humanitarian affairs, and so the book offers some lessons learned on how to do so. hopefully a path for young people, in particular, to contribute to making the world more safe, just, and more dignity for those vulnerable. >> the new book titled, "big bets, how large-scale change really happens." president of the rockefeller foundation, raj shah, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> coming up her