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what further reaction has that been from that gave of the, well, the u. n. is being asked a lot of questions about this, of course, but right now, as of this very moment, the un is not commenting on this and not confirming this either. now the secretary general spokesperson is about to have a briefing with journalist as regular preaching that he has almost every day will be asking him about this. but so far, the secretary general's office is not confirming this and not commenting on this that could change. now though, in the coming minutes or even hours, because as you mentioned, we're hearing out of israel confirmation that they have been put on this. what so called a list of shame? this is an annual report that's put out by the secretary general looking at countries or different organizations and how they don't protect children and armed conflict. it's called the children that aren't conflict report actually. and this would be the 1st time israel is put on this report. known as the name formerly known as the route, the list of shame for the countries that

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interoperability as both so that we don't create silos across agencies as well in ways that may nder u over time. and how do we galvanize nell so that we are seeing what works and what doesn't work. >> what kind of experimentation might we see within the national with respect to ai, in terms of what they are to use these applications forrd rails. >> sure. i don't believe the best position if you want to explain what's different about t french are models and extent to which they may make, mayben some contexts. >> yeah. well honestly i think for people of cfr, i meet a lot of this is 102 all of you b are experiment in enterprises with the technology right now. you can see actually right now kind of how much business operations could change already changing a result of it, the piÑata quickly you areoperationalizing this. everything as i said earlier from logistics to going forward i think was a lot mor operations in a lot of enterprises as well. really covering the waterfront. what we want to do now is i think acknowledge first that in the defense department or intelligence community we actually many government components ha

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n was phones, it says as well as all me is the most moral in the world. so how does that stand up given the thousands of children that killed and it's ongoing war ongoing? so this is inside story, the hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle: the united nations is set to announce the addition of israel to its black list of countries and groups who have violated the rights of children, joined, armed conflicts without any action will be taken will be up to the un security council. some say at the very least it could put more diplomatic pressure on as well. would that be enough to bring about? we'll change. we'll put this to a guess in just a moment. the 1st this report from image and came 15 size and children dead. at least 12000 injured and around 3000 with legs amputated. the search of children are reported to have died from starvation and 1100000 are risk of mount nutrition. who in garza since is rope again it's will. in october 2023. in an annual report, the un secretary general antonio terrace is not audit, is ro to it's level blacklist o

south africa filed its case loss to send both as well as actions in gaza since then the u. n. high court has ordered, as well as to prevent acts of genocide against palestinian civilians. however, the idea has not halted its from bachman of the own place, a tool will palestine is recognized as the suffering states by a 146 of a 193 members of the united nations, spain no way and ireland all the latest to join the list now as the number of nations which support the cause grows is rarely standing fun in itself possession without a we spoke with alex lee bow professor of i'm to apology from jerusalem. he says it's a positive move by palestinian officials, which demonstrates the garza on the west bank are united. unfortunately, it says didn't behave with infinity. they feel that the most anxiousness, no one can control them. there is no one can stop them. on the other hand, it also seems that the senior authority is a hostage in the west bank and they were not there in court. and so having witness what's happened to how much in guys that would not dare to come out against them. and

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that's why these other political parties is even said they are not the bridesmaids in the a, c, n, d, a reading. well, definitely looks a big change from the horizon for the south african government, as always helping us to understand what's going on. that was all she correspond to known as a good. thank you very much. i well that is uh a rock this. i'll hold that up to the top until then it's cost will enjoy the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock. we're all things are considered. i'm peter le, about us secretary of state anthony blinking is an odd character. he says he longs for peace and justice for the people of gaza. but all the while he acts as israel's lawyer on the international stage. such a lawyer is merely an undertaker of the rules based order, the cross hockey in palestine. i'm joined by my guess, lionel and new york. he is a legal and media analyst in tampa. we have larry johnson, he is a managing partner for burg associates, a former c i, a analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official and in oklahoma city request of joshua atlantis. he is the federal

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well. meanwhile, the u. n. a agency for palestinian refugees has highlighted that, as well as operation in rafa is hating the most vulnerable of creating and speak people conditions for families, according to its assessment. but 18000 pregnant women have been forced to flee the most crowded area of gauze a while around 10000 still remain in an exclusive interview to oxy and risk. spokes person says the age agency has been on the pressure despite it's crucial mission. the city of the month for the 1st time in the history of the year. and israel as a member of state of this organization has decided to equate as one of the important affiliated agencies of the you and with a terrorist organization. this has never happened before in the history of the u. n . countries that didn't look like, for example, human stuff is w o or the w, f b, do not acting this way. they do not equate them with service synchronization, and do not make such accusations. this venture as an unprecedented step or some fortune to indicate serio

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well, treat you n i o we have covered a lot of some it's like this one and we know that everything is sealed and sure only when somebody like this one is over so they can be surprises. i mean we have just limited re agreement on the top jobs, but there are readers, 1st and foremost the tell them prime minister, georgia maloney who are not very happy because they think they should have been consulted. more ahead of this meeting at her party made gains in the european election, and she would like to have a bigger stay on the top jobs because of all the hon given prime and stuff already said he is not happy either about what will they do when they sit at the table with other leaders to decide on that. and in addition, we have to say that you don't need all the leaders to be on the same page. you just need 20 of them 20 countries to agree on at the top jobs. so i think it's likely that there will be an agreement, but we will know it when we see the press release or somebody coming out of the meeting and announcing that the suite of jobs has, has been agreed upon. as under thank you. that

they've done also is said that yes and additional what we need to do -- and initially what we n do is, well, raise the age of people. what they don't tell the recipients is for every year you raise the age that's a 7% cut in benefits. so what they've proposed is a 21% across-the-board cut for social security. my good friend, jodey arrington chairman of the budget committee, and the budget committee meets this week, and i hope they get to explore the myths regarding social security. it has nothing to do with the debt or the deficit of this country. and the actuary, will lay that out. speaker ross, you might be surprised to know that in your district there's over 179,000 recipients. in your district that brings in $306 million monthly. and where do they spend that money, mr. speaker? right back in your district. they go to the pharmacy, they go to the grocery store they put gas in their tank, they pay their rent, they pay their mortgage. and they haven't had an increase since 1971. it's long overdue for congress to act. the president's put forward a proposal democrats have a proposal all we n

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n. a q is the most appealing and maiming youngsters as well as at the talking school . the i'm good, how about is welcome to the program. the minutes and group home office has called for some amendments to a proposal for a true steel. now the israel know how boss, which is regarded by many countries as a terrorist organization, publicly committed to the plan. us secretary of state antony blinking is in cops up to drum up support for this initiative. he said some of that proposed changes from a mazda a workable one of those 100. on monday, the un security council endorsed the proposal calling on both israel and thomas to enact it immediately without conditions. but fighting has continued causes, health ministry, which is controlled by hama, says another 14 people were killed and these really attacks on wednesday. now let's have a closer look at the original deal. the blinking is trying to get all sides to sign up to. it's made up of 3 phases. in the 1st comes a release of some hostages, the return of palestinian prisoners and a partial troop withdrawals. under a 6 week t

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