elevator, but they have proven that they can survive this and they can get through this with allies like mr. g behind you and his country behind you. it's clean sailing and this gives an example to all the other nations that have been under that some of the collective west for many, many decades. today is your turn today is your time to move forward and get involved in this b r. i was to know it's a wonderful note to, to leave on. so alex and i will leave here for the moment from our studio in the hills of a province. we are on the great, we'll have china to work. we will be back. but for now, i'm going to throw it back to voice their shape in most go roy over to you. sounds good. thank you. the the and so it was the day continues in china, the, it's riley palestine comes with a certainly a top it topic that will lead is that, well that's gonna be 0. and then on when i, we have certainly covering it for you right here. for me, i must go headquarters. this is all the international. the numbers are disturbing. we understand at least 800 palestinians reportedly been killed and a single is really

and the band who was interviewing the restroom, present a ride there, a very well welcome to today, mr. g. one thanks for joining us here on the international. really enjoyed your interview with the russian president as well. i wanted to ask you what president z said that helping others is helping us. so if you would just straight up about how does that approach compared to the one exercised by traditional professional partners in the west? well, thank you for having me again. i cannot remember how many times i've been on the r t a always a pleasure. well, actually, yesterday and basing i was at the 3rd, the b r i for him, for international cooperation is opening ceremony. was there with their chinese president presence. she also gardner put in his excellent, see the russian president along with dozens of world leaders, their presence. you not only said what you said. but he also said a, a chinese, a for him, whereby it goes something like, if you hand others, a rose, the fragrance will stay in your own hands. i think all those things said a lot of a lot about the nature of the mountain r

mrs. l g 0 live from don't house are coming up. is riley war planes target the area need to hospitals in the besieged enclave.

the values that both countries, many of the us and israel believe in then mr. blinking replied to mr. g a lot. and he said, you know, that our deep commitment is to israel's rights and his obligation to defend itself and to defend its people. and for that, you always have the backing of the united states us secretary of state mc, blinking throughout the day has been meeting with a wide swath of is really political and military leaders. very much showing how much the us is backing israel right now. how much of it they are saying that israel has a right to defend itself. it's interesting because mr. blinking schedule has changed quite a bit throughout the day. initially, we were told that he would be meeting 1st with 5 minutes for benjamin, that's in yahoo. and then with these really present it and then he would give her march to the media that didn't play out exactly that way. there was the meeting with mister netanyahu and mister hartz, like the president, he is also met with the defense minister. and he is scheduled to meet with you at your le p, the leader of the opposition here in is

now it seems perhaps as being delayed because of bite and visiting a g g thinking mr. mr. met of him, but it's possible. there are other reasons for the delay. perhaps there are diplomatic discussions going on, trying desperately behind closed doors, or perhaps perhaps both sides or one side needs time to re um, well what, what, what do you think truly as pop you down for the delay? you seem to have a point that one of the, the causes for the delay is that the, there are a secret negotiation behind the scenes. and to find the some sort of a form of the a to it gives a is some easy angle, the one that they're in the situation to the guys in the, in the south of gaza. the other reason is that the use way in this city needs to train the rules of the soldier that the talking about, the 300000 for the soldiers. the reserve is to quote this for the separation and to train them is to use the weapons again and so on. and also is what it wants to take advantage in, to refrain from a drought attack and have more time for it strikes a on the from us targets and god is able to, to

that's h a m g m t, mister netanyahu, and mr. gans meant to be resuming back conversations. benny gams, the former defense minister, someone that a lot of his res would like to see involved in the military strategy and signing over the days and weeks ahead. however, he's made it very clear that he would not like to participate in the unity government unless some of the right wing allies and mister netanyahu are excluded from the security related decision making. darren, all right, so i've been a mock live for us. the in west or has been for them. thank you. let's call 7 out to rob reynolds. the joins us live from ash, so that's in southern israel, near the boat. we have guns that rob. so as we were saying how much rockets hit the southern city of asked cologne yesterday, and there was still reports of sporadic fighting in the south. what more could you tell us? well, a yeah, that's right there. and i mean everything appears quiet here. but the fighting is still going on, excuse me, both the in terms of rock and impacts band in terms of fighting palestinian fighters the, the, the israel

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mr. president. you're working on your 0. it is 20 o h g m t. we're bringing your coverage of the un security council emergency meeting a was israel is carrying out its ground evasion on guns. are you heard from at least a 1000 there speaking of your half of the emergency relief coordinator mos in griff . it's describing the conditions in gaza as people run out of food, water, of fuel and medical care. we've also heard from the unicef, executive director catherine russell, saying the units have firmly believes the true cost of this latest escalation would be measured in children's lives. those loss of the violence and those forever changed by it. we also before that heard from mr of felipe last, the beginning of the commissioner general, the united nations recent works agency company known as online for the palestinian refugees. and then the rece, the says, my own work colleagues are the only glimmer of hope for the in talk. guys, a strip array of light as humanity sings into is dr. stars. and all of that happening is you can see a nighttime sho

mr; overcomplicate the situation like this. y , ., ~ , overcomplicate the situation like this. g , .s. my understanding like this as there is a coordination cell - this. my understanding like this as there is a coordination cell and - there is a coordination cell and situation room setup, and that will bring together the americans, the fbi, the brits and other nationalities who have hostages taken out there as well, to kind of coordinate the response, to try to identify and locate where the hostages are being held, and what the options are, including, there will be options for hostage rescue, perhaps, as part of the incursion thatis perhaps, as part of the incursion that is inevitable, but that only increases the risk to the hostages. you're going to have to brace yourself for the inevitable film that will come out. we hope against hope that this is not somebody predict who is already dead, but does not come as a negotiator, does not affect the give and take that tend to develop in a situation like this? tt tend to develop in a situation like this? , ,., ., tend to develop in a situa

broadband carrier dispute over 5-g in planes? mr. whitaker: i think there's been tremendous progress in resolving this issue. i know that the industry has -- is equipped. i think the level is over 90%. to include mitigations for any interference from the 5-g. i think i'll continue to work with you on making sure that is completed. senator blackburn: that is great. that is something we need to see completed. the "new york post" earlier this year had an article on the academic surrounding aviation issues and their credentials and privileges to smuggle drugs through airports and on to airplanes. and i, like many of my colleagues, have worked visiting different airports and looking at some of these issues. how do you plan to work with t.s.a. to counter these illegal operations that are being carried out on the tarmac at some of our nation's airports? mr. whitaker: we would certainly follow the lead of t.s.a. and any other law enforcement agencies involved in stopping those activities and contribute to that -- stopping them as much as we c

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mr. colby said, the wall street reports iran trained 500 hamas islamic g hottie militants for the terrorttack on israel october 7, we hear tough warnings from the white house on iran but what is the president redline? twenty-one u.s. troops injured in syria and iraq, 19 with brain injury, what is the deadline? >> that was what i was trying to say when he made that comment, we will come after you and hold you accountable, what do you mean? iran has already said they are against israel for what they are doing but what they are also saying is we are not going to go to war, fight here unless you come after us you have so many in the united states like lindsey graham suggesting if anything happens to any of the troops there in the middle east we should fire missiles directly the leadership into iran or oil infrastructure. once we directly attack iran, potential we have a big war, like colby was agreeing with, that would be the worst thing for us so what we need to do is get vulnerability out of the way, get the troops out and don't give air defense, got to protect our troops. >> protect our t

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mr; to be an israeli offensive going into gaza-— to be an israeli offensive going into gaza. g ., , ._ into gaza. my two sons, i have one who is 22 and one _ into gaza. my two sons, i have one who is 22 and one who _ into gaza. my two sons, i have one who is 22 and one who is _ into gaza. my two sons, i have one who is 22 and one who is 28. - into gaza. my two sons, i have one who is 22 and one who is 28. the l who is 22 and one who is 28. the 28—year—old is married. he was called up on military duty, which is for older people who have served in the army. my younger one is actually active at the moment as well. my thoughts as any mother, it is any mother's nightmare. they came to this country, they love this country and felt connected to a jewish homeland. they wanted to live here as jewish boys. homeland. they wanted to live here asjewish boys. they love the culture, the lifestyle. they knew being here, actually living here is to actually defend the country. that was the commitment they made. they have given me a lot of strength knowing this is the choice they made and the country th

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g bombs to the air force of the zionist regime. this cargo was loaded from sandcom warehouses in the uae and transferred to the occupied territories. iran's foreign minister mr. amir abdullahian has warned. the attacks must stop. the responsibility for any subsequent consequences, the responsibility for any possibility of the opening of new fronts of resistance in the region, and the responsibility for any development of today's war is directly directed at america and the zionist regime. these words of the foreign minister are a public warning it is iran. yunus shadlo sada and sima news agency now in the rest of the world today, mr. musib naimi, a media expert, is with us to talk more about the media activities that the west and especially the united states has had towards the palestinian people and in support of the zionist regime, but before that , let's see a report about dikatorium. media in america a look at the reactions and perceptions of american public opinion on the issue of gaza, despite the heavy media creation in this country, which is in line with the interests of the zionist regime , shows that the american media is less able to direct the men

g-bombs to the air force of regime c. this shipment was loaded from sandcom's warehouses in the uae and transferred to the occupied territories. is. iran's foreign minister mr. amir abdullahian has warned that the attacks must stop. responsibility for any subsequent consequences, responsibility for any possibility of opening new fronts of resistance the region and responsibility for any war today is directly directed at america and the zionist regime. these foreign minister's words are iran's public warning. shadello radio news. with the beginning of the new round of attacks by the zionist regime on gaza, western politicians and media affiliated with the zionists, including in england, are trying to oppress them like in the past decades. western countries' wars against the people of islamic countries, such as israel's attacks. it has made the people aware of the wider conspiracy in the world , especially the young people, by gaining more awareness , will notice the hidden hands in these conspiracies sooner. do muslims have been the target of attack by western countries for decades. during the first world war, when the ottoman empire was destroyed, the islam

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mr. toby and film. as of environment of gaza intensifies how concerned is see that the conflict could spread in the region conflict. in 60 minutes on dw, the day sap rubble out from g. if you can see in the middle dasha, because i'm such a organizing reconstruction to the full new houses and renewed us, it's getting cold. the rates of holding sign and the volunteers will winterstein, famish and kids, particular seeing rebuild jobs, move indices, dw, the hello, and welcome to focus on, you know, if it's good to have you with us, then situation in the middle east is having an impact all over the world, including on people here in germany. they've been vip no global defense of over 7. nothing. how can you do that for the president's time? my us know that kind of thing is solid. dotted. see what is the israel by but there is moving.

mr do you entitle each —— do you acknowledge that? _ entitle each —— do you acknowledge that? tate— entitle each -- do you acknowledge that? ~ ., , , entitle each -- do you acknowledge that? a gll have plenty of time to look into that, _ that? we will have plenty of time to look into that, all _ that? we will have plenty of time to look into that, all of _ that? we will have plenty of time to look into that, all of us _ that? we will have plenty of time to look into that, all of us will - that? we will have plenty of time to look into that, all of us will have - look into that, all of us will have time to look into that. the focus now is to ensure that israel has what it needs to deal with this attack. at the same time, israel has come and ask for specific assistance, and show you will hear more about that today and we will respond to that. we have the ability to do that. iran and hamas have a relationship, it wouldn't be where it is without that relationship. we don't have anything to show us that iran was directly involved in the attack. that's something that we are looking at very carefully. we have to see where the facts lead. we do know that iran has had a long relations

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if you're just joining us, it is 10 minutes to 9, g m t, and you've just been hearing the alternative us ambassador to the united nation is that as mr. robert wood, who is coming out of a closed door meeting at the united nations un headquarters in new york, where there has been something of a stomach taking of what the various countries positions are within the security council on this israel hum us war. i'm going to bring him, she hubbard, tennessee who's been walking us through events at the united nation. and she have, i'm assuming that you could hear what i could hear. i'm just going to give a few of the quotes here from mister wood. what we are focusing on says the alternative us invested in the united missions. what we're focusing on is the ongoing terrorist attack, because he was being asked child about protection of the civilian lives. and he says, what we're focusing on is the ongoing terrorist attack. his words, the right of israel to protect his people. and we're very concerned still a direct quote about hostages being taken, i suppose. i suppose what we take away from that job is that the un, the us, i beg your pardon,

g. whitaker of vermont to be an administrator of the federal aviation administration. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 364, michael g. whitaker of vermont to be an administrator of the federal aviation administration, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 116. the presiding officer: question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it.

without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has long been billed by his supporters as mrcing corruption charges and protests inside israel over his efforts at judicial reform, netanyahu now has a lot to explain on the security front. after the deadly surprise attack by hamas this weekend, netanyahu's reputation as mr. security is openly and actively been called into question. he is not the only one. as former new york times jerusalem bureau chief jody -- puts it, the failure of israeli and u.s. intelligence to detect plans for this unprecedented, coordinated assault, and israel's inadequate response in the first 36 hours afterward, will rightly be the subject of investigatory commissions and commentary for months to come. the most plausible explanation i have heard so far, is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu's right wing government took its eye off the ball, moving thousands of troops from the gaza command to protect israeli settlers in the occupied west bank, in focusing far too much energy on suppressing pro democracy protests rather than thwarting actual threats.

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mr. sullivan: on the first question, i know i spoke about consultations with the israelis and the egyptians about how to deal with the challenge of civilians who want to leave g aza. i'm not going to get into the deed is about only to say that is something we are focused on and i want to leave the conversations and diplomatic channels open to it when we have more on that, i will be shown to do so -- shortages of. we are having conversations with the israelis, and i will not go into detail on the precise messages we are passing. it is important we be able to talk to israelis and the way we always do, as good friends, as on his friends, and we will continue to do that. yeah. >> thank you, jake. on the homefront, over 150 people on a terrorist watch list sees on the southern border this fiscal year, and we have worked there have been over .5 million known got a waste since the biden administration took office. is this something the american people should be worried about right now? mr. sullivan: we continue to remain vigilant about terrorist threats to the homeland from anywhere. it is something we are very much working on, that we are consulting with congress o

mr. roy, what will you do if there is a hurricane comes into texas because it's hurricane season. and the federal government is in a shutdown i said let me think g-grandfather went to texas and 1850s he was there in 1870s as a texas ranger do you think you sitting around going oh my gosh what will i do tomorrow if some bad thing but falls me if some comanches raid my community do think he was going oh gosh federal government please come save me. no, it would be the 11th biggest economy in the world texas can deal with whatever start at it. maybe, just maybe as i described the 3000 counties the 20000 cities the 50 states can figure out how to function without this godforsaken hellhole screwing up our lives. that is what has happened we have turned everything upside now we have made our lives depend on this republicans are just complicit. they go around mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate, oh my gosh what will you do? i don't know how that would empower the american people he center for the country that our forefathers bled and died for instead of giving it away once life of blondie at the time. mark: was a chipper we had a report meant by

mr. roy what will you do if there is a hurricane that comes into texas because a still hurricane season and the federal government is somehow in a shut down? i said well let me think gent to texas in 1850s he was there in the 1870s as a texas ranger do you think he was sitting around going oh my gosh what will i do tomorrow if some bad thing but falls me if some comanches raid my community? do you think is going oh gosh federal government please come save me? nope may be the 11th biggest economy in the world, texas can deal with whatever is thrown at it. maybe just maybe as i described the 3000 counties the 20000 cities the 50 states can figure ouhow to function without this godforsaken screwing up our lives. that is what has happened with turn everything upside down we have made our lives depended on this republicans are just as complicit. they go around mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate oh my gosh, what will we do? i don't know how about we empower the american people and we stand up for the country or forefathers bled and died for instead of giving it away one slice of bologna at a time. mark: will said ship roy we had a report about the gao agreed to it

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mr. sanchez. vice president wiseman. ward. yes six eyes. thank you. thank you. and with that, we will go to item g, which is public comment. just i think to highlight for folks, if you would like to provide public comment, you need to turn in a speaker card. this is the last opportunity for you to do that. and with our normal tradition, we are going to ask for student speakers before our non student speakers. so i think just to be made aware of that as we transition into public comment and we'll be giving speakers one minute to speak and just also to make the public aware that we do have a policy of giving some additional time to union leadership during public comment. so just be aware that that some folks might have a little bit more time in that regard. and so i think with that, why don't we start the process of calling in person public comment for non agenda items for students. i did not receive any speaker cards for students, but if there are any here, you can line up at this time seeing none president bogus . okay. um um, maybe let's also see if we could put the call out for our virtual participants to see if there's

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