but i wanted to ask you one question that it is not a comfortable question, mr. ross, but a comment has come out of your region recently. they're really surprised a lot of people. i'm going to ask you about it. i just want to get your thoughts on the as rarely heritage minister's quote about saying that new king gaza would be quote, an option. i know you've seen that in the news headlights just, i just want to get your thoughts on a comments like that. nonsense here there's many people say things that are emotional, it doesn't have any significance that doesn't have any meaning. there's nothing to it. it's uh that nobody, nobody, nobody in israel has to consider any kind of of the city that would hurt. so 1000000000 said it's not even a, it's not even not a one. it's not an option. it's open even folks about it. so somebody said something good, that's a good from an emotional point of view. so what does it mean? anything, nothing, nothing to be considered as, as, as valuable complaint. rubbish. or i appreciate you addressing that mr. roth um, most showed also the memb

we heard of a mass rock in the central uh, golf and city of mr. ross and 15 people are supposed to be killed at least 15 people in that attack. and then further south and con eunice, we also heard of a another as tried killing a woman and a child. now con eunice, of course, being in southern gaza in the area that israel has told civilians to go to, to evacuate to from the north. seeing more than a 1000000 people from northern guns and move into that area. but we also know that as a expands the operation of these, right, these are expanding their operation. they've dropped leaflets on con units to tell people that, that they need to evacuate from that area as well. suggesting that they are soon going to be expanding their operation into the south. so we know that they have been continuing bombardments in the south, even though they say that that's the area that is safe. you and repeatedly saying that nowhere in dallas are insightful civilians. and there was a strike earlier on saturday in northern gotcha. at a you, in school we here was use as a shelter

mr. ross could, could you hear about somebody from that in yahoo just now? yes, i called in the, you know, i remember thought they know the, the, the, this was for the trying the out spot that you, us up to us on a little pause independence, but experienced a to oppose the peace agreement. the basics of the states of ocean add to the power or this of mosley, of course, in it didn't see the doctor. so mazda is going to be taught to both the ad criminal way. is there any civilians we met that that should go ahead bought the 2 bid feeling that the stock the boss is not the a has no interest be peace precinct land but the only to lead me. thank you. so and eh, we had team in these, the bought the inside these land say, you know, you see, we don't talk to any part though very much, only to us. thing is, don't want to live with us. how much does it want to live was based with it's so using that come in from that and you all who was also a bit of politic king to, to, to deal with it because his constituents, back on the is really side. you think he was part of taki

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mr. ross, richard g 10th, and central kansas. yeah. we'll sort reports of the communications, black housing, costs of city and of that area. southern living on 4 people have been killed by cross folders showing by these riley military, 3 journalists, and an 8 year old woman are among the dates from the attack on the town to the united nations world. food program says 2200000 people and cause a need urgent food assistance. this nearly all the people living in galvan a be a t for is senior spokesperson ad world food program. she joins us from kyra, thank you. once again for joining us on al jazeera. okay, 1st of all, can you just give us a, the latest on what the situation is like for people going hungry and gals are right now of the situation is confessed. traffic supplies of food and lots of practically non existent in gaza. and the only a fraction of what is needed is i've been through the board, the costing point from proffer. and now that we have seen rain when the fast approaching on the safe and very cold that shelters. the lack o

central areas at the bottom and continue in the south of the goals district in particular, in the mr. ross the pounds, even in from umus and dropped off a district rough our district type. people bought it during the last couple of hours. a residential building blinked to the family was completely leveled to the ground where tim palestinians have been killed due to the schedule. these ready fires and also a 162 separate houses have been completely bombarded by the occupation forces into 2 different occasions. dozens of palestinians have been killed on those others after repeated injured receiving treatment in the master hospital right now. the a to residential house is also numbers to rush, which account has been bombarded. now the situation dissolves is similar to the situation of the most bach. even people who have been evacuated to the southern areas of the gaza strip. they are saying that we are witnessing the same apartments and literally know your safe place. temperature treat us as well, keeps bouncing the whole golf strip times. i was there in the with that live report from the gro

>> all right, mr. ross, we've goe twt two of them on stage.in the last debate, she made meughtere for actually joining tac while her own daughter was actually using the app for a long time. so you might want to take care of your family first. leave my daughter. you're goinghter outf to have her supporters propping her up. that's fine. here's the truth. >> you're too easy.voice. and all. g get a room. you too. i haven't seen attention likelt that since jesse got a newt a n mirror. oh, i've seen friendlierbetwee exchanges between the secret service and commander the dog than closed with a message forr the democrats. >> and this farce that joe biden is going to be your nominee. we know he's not even we kt of the united states. he's a puppet for the managerial class. biden should stehe's a pp end his candidacy now so we can see whether it's newsom or obama or whoever else. >> all right. just tell us the truth so we can have anonymoush whave. t >> hmm. yeah, but really vague. you want me as a debateod moderator? i'llerator? tell you, i'd love t the

that we do have the authority under the, the relevant statute to, to keep mr. trump's name off the ballot. should we katherine ross is a professor of law at george washington university and specializes unconstitutional law. so lots to talk about here. miss ross, these latest cases lean on the 14th amendment of the us constitution before we think into them. could you briefly explain what section 3 of the amendments that yes, section 3 of the amendment which was passed right after our civil war. says that any person who, at one time was an official of the us government, who swear an oath, to protect the united states and its laws was and who then participated in this insurrection engaged in insurrection, or provided aid and comfort to insurrection. this wouldn't be barred from ever holding another elective federal office. 10 of the time that that was passed. it was kind of clear who washington's direction is, did they serve in the confederate army, or one of the governments of the confederate states or the confederacy itself. and if their state presumed to send them to congress, then congress refused to seek them. s

that we do have the authority under the, the relevant statute to, to keep mr. trump's name off the ballot. should we katherine ross is a professor of law at george washington university and specializes unconstitutional law. so lots of talk about here. miss ross, these latest cases lean on the 14th amendment of the us constitution before we think into them. could you briefly explain what section 3 of the amendments that a yes, section 3 of the amendment which was passed right after our civil war says that any person who at one time was an official of the us government, who swear an oath, to protect the united states and its laws was and who then participated in this insurrection engaged in insurrection, or provided aid and comfort to insurrection. this would be barred from ever holding another elective federal office. 10 of the time that that was passed, it was kind of cure who was an interaction. this did they serve in the confederate army, or one of the governments of the confederate states or the confederacy itself. and if their state presumed to send them to congress, then congress refused to seat them. so it w

mr. speaker, i rise to honor the life of ross bagwell sr. who passed away november 23 at the age of 91. he grew up in eastern tennessee where he watched his first television broadcast. he was not only a loving husband and father but a trailblazing -- trail blazer for television producing, bringing east tennessee to the forefront of america's television production. most people think it all happens in los angeles and new york but no, it happens in my hometown of knoxville, tennessee. he worked on the howdy doody show and worked on "i-45 paradise, club dance, and nickelodeon's "hey dude" which shows i watched a lot of, especially the country music. ross was always very kind to me. he always catered in barbecue when i would visit him and was a dreamer with a genuine love for creativity and always talked about wanting to build a waterfall on the riverfront. and i was the county mayor at the time and couldn't make it happen because it would have been a city project. but through sentinel and river media, the do it yourself concept you see prevalent out there now was a creation of ross bagwell.

that we do have the authority under the, the relevant statute to, to keep mr. trump's name off the ballot. or should we, katherine ross is a professor of law at george washington university and specializes unconstitutional law. so lots to talk about here, as well as these latest cases lean on the 14th amendment of the us constitution before we think into them. could you briefly explain what section 3 of the amendment says? yes, section 3 of the amendment which was passed right after our civil war says that any person who at one time was an official of the us government who swear an oath, to protect the united states and its laws was and who then participated in this interruption engaged in insurrection, or provided aid and comfort to insurrection, this wouldn't be barred from ever holding another elective federal office. 10 of the time that that was passed, it was kind of clear who wasn't as direction as did. they serve in the confederate army or one of the governments of the confederate states or the confederacy itself . and if their state presumed to send them to congress, then congress refused to seat them. so it w

ross. is that what you're saying mr. o'born?self for hannah's murder? >> yes. >> do you still blame yourself for hanna's murder? >> yes. >> did you kill hannah hill? >> absolutely not. >> the prosecutors had had the chance to show brad as someone clearly not a killer. but now defense attorneys would have their crack at him in an all or nothing cross-examination. >> coming up -- did brad have a motive for killing hannah? maybe something he had read in her secret diary. >> she wrote that she had gone to denny's. did you read that? >> when "dateline" continues. "dateline" continues. [music playing] [♪♪] did you know, sweat from stress is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clinical antiperspirant. it provides 3x stress sweat protection. danielle? [♪♪] secret works. [♪♪] ♪ you're the one that i want! ♪ your dog is the one you wanted. ♪ ohh, ohh, ohh! ♪ so ask your vet about new nexgard plus. it's one-and-done monthly protection from fleas and ticks, plus heartworm disease, roundworms, and hookworms..

ross, leader of the opposition went through. still has many more questions that he once answered. pointing out, he said we cannot forget that, a few months ago, mr matheson wanted the scottish taxpayer to pay £11,000 in expenses. that's right. under michael matheson�*s as the nation. he has an answer there that he is going to keep falling back on. at that point he was still under the impression, given the timeline he has just laid out, that the ipad had only been used for parliamentary, constituency purposes, and therefore, when the taxpayer was going to be covering the bill, that felt perhaps more appropriate, although still big questions about, surely, at that point, how the bill got so high. his argument is, as soon as he found out it had been used for non—parliamentary purposes by members of his family, at that point he decided he would have to pay back the bill. the question that he has more complexity is around, which we also heard from douglas ross and the scottish conservatives, was giving journalists answers once he knew the true use of the ipad, that it'd still only been used for parliamentary purposes because it does not look like he

with me now is douglas ross, the leader of the scottish conservatives. good evening, why are you calling for mratheson to go? because he has lied and as _ for mr matheson to go? because he has lied and as joe _ for mr matheson to go? because he has lied and as joe pike _ for mr matheson to go? because he has lied and as joe pike has - has lied and asjoe pike has explain, the story has changed over the course of a week. at the heart of it was one of one of the most senior government ministers to expect the taxpayer to pay £11,000 for his data roaming bills on an ipad. when he was caught out months later after making the claim, he changed his story and that is why he has misled parliament, i believe, in making that claim and misled the press and public by repeatedly sticking to a story which now proves to be false. ., sticking to a story which now proves to be false-— to be false. have you never told a white lie to _ to be false. have you never told a white lie to protect _ to be false. have you never told a white lie to protect someone - to be false. have you never told a white lie to protect so

ross for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i don't know what's going on with this, but thank you to all the witnesses for being here today. this this is a highly chargec at a highly charged time in our country. but it's not new. i want to begin by joining my colleagues in condemning all forms of anti-semitism on college campuses, and all forms of discrimination. that is not what america is about. and like many communities across the country, my region in north carolina has seen a spike in anti-semitic incidents since hamas horrific attack on israel on october 7. but we had seen a spike earlier. that's why congress is giving money to religious institutions, in particular the synagogues, capable to protect people and when i have worshiped with my constituents, the army guards in front of the synagogues in my district. i have also spoken to allow leaders in north carolina who have told me that the students in particular have reported an alarming number of anti-semitic incidents in the past months, and the students f

mr. musk and others say is good about a free market, he doesn't like it when they're not advertising with their company. here is "the times"' andrew rosse is the angry billionaire. >> there was all the criticism. there was advertisers leaving. >> i hope they stop. >> you hope -- >> don't advertise. if somebody's going to try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money, go [ bleep ] yourself. go [ bleep ] yourself. is that clear? >> this is the one part of your business where you would be beholden to those who have this view. what do you do? >> why? >> that is a telling moment. first of all, elon musk is very smart. when he tries to lie to you and tell you regular business activity is blackmail, he is playing a trick. he's hoping not the people in the room but everyone else will be fooled by that. blackmail is an actual thing. it is a legal concept, and it has a definition, and it doesn't refer to people deciding where to spend their money or where not to spend their money. it refers to illegally leveraging something over someone. that is not what these advertisers are doing. keep in mind, we didn't just show you this for

mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you. the gentleman from north carolina, ms. ross. >> thank you for this important hearing. north carolina semi conductor industry has over 100 semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing establishments. over 7600 people employed in the sector, and $1.2 billion in exported product. the passage of the c.h.i.p.s. and science act was critical in reenergizing the u.s. semiconductor production and maintaining america's technological, global competitiveness. the national institute of standards and technology extramural manufacturing programs are critical to supporting u.s. domestic manufacturing and congress authorized significant deals manufacturing extension partnerships and the manufacturing usa program in the c.h.i.p.s. and science act with major support from the joe biden, harris administration. but congress failed to appropriate funding to these programs at the level set in c.h.i.p.s. and science. talk about the opportunities the united states is losing out on by not supporting the manufacturing extension partnership a

ross ii. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president.he presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 332, the following group of individuals being nominated to the rank of brigadier general, colonel paul w. dayland, hugh better l. davidson jr., colonel sean m. fuelenbock, eric l. gagland, joy grimes, john c. kenton, colonel scott c. lewis, colonel jason a. salsgiver, colonel daren d. schuster and colonel jeffrey v. valley. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 335, vice admiral james w. kilby to the rank of admiral. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding office

mr. jackson. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> there are three members from north carolina. you have heard from two of them . they were there. >> yes, i saw. >> representative foushee and resented ross has a wonderful rotation for being a tech hub. raleigh-durham and chapel hill. i resent a new district that was great in the last census that is the charlotte region. part of my job is to tell a new story for that region and update the understanding because we have earned a reputation as our own tech center. that is for a lot of different reasons. one of the leading financials centers and on and on. you said that part of your job is to get the best possible deal for the taxpayer. i want you to do that. but would be remiss if i did not use this opportunity to uset my voice to update, in your thinking, what this region means. what it means to the state and the country. this has grown a heck of a lot. it already is a tech hub. it would truly benefit from official recognition as such. i think we all know what success looks like for the chips act 20 years from now. i think we can have a vision what is successful semi conductor industry -- a mature industry looks like. my question what does