let me give the final word to nora colton. two different i to nora colton. all, all funding mechanisms have pros and i them? first of all, all funding i mechanisms have pros and cons. i think at the end of the day the vast majority of british people want to have care free at the point of delivery. and to do that they are willing to pay through their taxes. what we need to look at is how we can reinvent the funding of the nhs of our health services and not put them into the general pool so they are constantly competing against other public services, education, defense. because this is an integral part of our well—being, productivity. we need to find ways that we don't constantly have our health service is the victim of our business cycle and that's what we have right now.— have right now. professor nora colton, thank _ have right now. professor nora colton, thank you _ have right now. professor nora colton, thank you for _ have right now. professor nora colton, thank you for your i have right now. professor nora j colton, thank you for your time have right no

>> it is impossible, nora. because in order to pass the funding request, you have to have a functioning congress, where both chambers can vote. right now, that is not possible because that does not exist without a speaker of the house. earlier today, i asked forces here, is the president going to call out republicans in any way for the chaos we are seeing on capitol hill for not being able to elect a speaker? and they said frankly, no, because this is not the right time for that. he is not going to waste this precious time to connect with the american public to talk politics. but certainly, they believe the message was delivered very clearly, because this is not only a matter of israel and ukraine, but of security for americans at home. nora? >> at the white house, where you can hear some protests outside. the president making the case today that it is american leadership that holds the world together. and he will need the support of congress in order to continue that funding. our coverage will continue on cbs

nora: thanks for having me.ost of the major platforms have failed the massive stress test over the last week and a half, in particular twitter or x has created the perfect environment for disinformation to thrive. people are turning to social media more than ever as their primary way of getting rapid information. most of us are hungry to figure out what is going on on the ground and whether it is family members, journalists or others, we are turning to these platforms only to be met with a day lucia of mislabeled videos -- with a deluge of mislabeled videos, images from other time places. elon musk has shown twitter has failed with a grand juror. his bad decisions have led us to this moment. he gutted critical teams, as other platforms have liked meta and tiktok in youtube. elon musk has also change the blue check mark feature which in the scheme of all of these swirling forces one of the big problems. it in center by his people to subscribe and they pay a small fee, but their content gets boosted. if you're wil

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. >> that is right, nora. this is something where he linked the two, saying they are both direct threats to democracy, but also because, if you don't stand up to a dictator or terrorist group, he said that could, as a direct threat to the united states. he is explaining, in these public remarks to the american people, why it is in their interest to spend their tax dollars on these things. israel is already the largest recipient of u.s. foreign aid similarly since world war ii. 150 alien dollars. so, for him to say tonight as he did that this is going to be an unprecedented commitment to israel, that is a significant statement. but then, turning to ukraine and making the case that, frankly, nora, many republicans had criticized him for failing to make to the public, which was to explain why the united states has been pumping in tens of billions of dollars to help ukraine fight russia with its weapons. and he brought that home by mentioning this industrial policy, this idea of investing in rebuilding american st

, we will then hear from edward mccaffrey, chief of policy for the district attorney's office, and nora gregory, the data director. they'll explain the current capabilities of their data dashboard and the work they're doing to expand it. finally, we'll hear from catherine maguire, the director of the police department's strategic management bureau. she will explain how their public facing data dashboard works. myself and the supervisor on this committee will be able to ask questions after each presentation, and then public comment will happen after all the presentations are completed. and so mr. fitzgerald , you have the floor. thank you . good morning, supervisors. a little strange to be on this side of this room, of this chamber, usually right over there. but i did get permission today from my employers who so graciously said that matters of journalistic import matters of free speech and access and open government are of chief importance to journalists and that i should be able to advocate on that, for which i'm happy to do today. so the society of professional journalists, we represe

a lot of this picture that nora's painting makes us far more complicated than just a war that will begin in, in just talking about a historic process. just talking about a settler colonial project that seems to have the sanctioned edge of the state. but in some ways, maybe the global community, what do you make of it? i think if you understand what's happening in gaza, so the lens of israel trying to exactly what, what norris that trying to shrink the enclave trying to get more palestinians out and take more land. if you look what's happening in the west bank, the violence that guy's talking about isn't random. we are, we're in the process of finally clearing out. tell us the news from area see to 60 percent of the west bank. and you know, denny side a man who's his talk for years about the, the part of the israeli public, which wants to finish the 1948 war. they say there is no, is really policy and conflict. the 1948 or isn't done in finishing it means establishing and completing is really sovereignty over all the land between the river and the sea. and that means the, populating a pal

that training ranges and people that are 1st responders or even professionals that come across to nora's way when an animal is poached or isn't. and now they illegal activity. and if they have some of the forensic skills, then it means that now that, that investigation is more likely to end up in a prosecution at court. at this facility, the academy assimilated several different wildlife crime scenarios based on real world examples, including a snare drum. a lion killed by community members and the rhino poach was horn students, a trained and forensic techniques in order to preserve and collect vital evidence which can be used by authorities to move forward with legal cases. in this environment, we can expose them to all these different scenarios so they can learn how to preserve and collect the forensic traces and document them correctly. so the lights are down the line, they end up with a successful prosecution in court. and that's what we've tried to create in this academy multiple scenarios, really drum and what that meant and then, and so, and then go back into the real world and mu

a risk in sierra leone on i'll just do the dime, nora carlindo, how these are the top stories on out. is there a former us president donald trump is on trial in new york accused of fraud? st. prosecutors say he and his company and useful financial statements, and inflated his network by billions of dollars, from pun his attorneys, have refused to the claims piece of paper. with the most corrupt people. we have a great company, i built a great company. it's got to got some of the greatest real estate assets in the world. and now i have to go before a row as a continuation of russia, russia, russia, as a continuation of the greatest of all time. and i don't think the people of this country are going to stand for. if i weren't leading and all the polls or by word running, i wouldn't have any of these cases. i wouldn't be seeing you this morning. corresponds and gabriel is on the, is outside the court house and new york in this trial should go on for several weeks. if not at least a couple months. there are more than a 100 different witnesses that could be called, including donald trump,

that was nora show our policy advisor for ox him in the middle east. thank you so much. i. if you're watching the double you news coming to from berlin, a quick reminder now of our top stories. israel says it will intensify, strikes on northern gauze on to protective troops. i had a ground offensive, military spokesman repeated warnings for civilians to move south. despite the ongoing is really bombardments of air. thousands of people in berlin are rallying and a show of support trees around among them, our friends and family of those have been taken hostage by him off on the tober 7th terror attack. that also left more than 1300 is really instead you're up to date on definitely news for me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. the kids taking a scene in the middle of the dash of the current and sasha organizing reconstruction to the beach. but it's getting cold. the volunteers out winning when to freeze the mission, kids take notes to rebuild starts november 6th on dw.

but experts pointing out that night of putting nora, she mentioned major global issues including conflicts in ukraine and gaza. so inside that, trying to, you know, keep the focus strictly on economic and building road mathis, because they don't want such an important event fee and then and defy you know, the complex going on into wells. so a lot thing left on said there as well. you to lee thank you very much. and earlier i spoke to jacob gunter, a senior analyst at the market, or institute for china studies. i asked him how the belt and rhode initiative this mass of global infrastructure development project has changed to china's position in the world in the past decade. not only has the significantly changed, you know, china over this period, but it's really has significant impact in the world and looking at how the b r i is shape china's relationship with a lot of individual countries. um that effectively china has created an alternative to the traditional western sort of partnership model. and for a lot of countries that, that dep give some options that they've previously doesn't have

that was nora show off policy advisor for awesome in the middle east. thank you so much. i. so on saturday and international peace summit at the egyptian capital cairo ended without a breakthrough. regional and western leaders have been trying to de escalate the conflict in gaza and ensure that a continues to reach the civilians their eric nation say it's time to end the cycle of violence between israel and the palestinians. how do you know that pull jeremy's for a minute the i know the not bad book in cairo for the so called summit for peace. that's one of the summit's host digits and present at those thought to c c emphasize protecting civilians. and that i don't think jeremy and other european countries express their support for israel. it's right, it has the right to defend itself. and to protect its people against this terrible, within the framework of international committees. some arab countries say that these are world's best drugs. i'm gonna go too far. israel's breaking international law and committing war crimes. the message, the arab world is hearing is loud and

. >> reporter: columbia grad student nora suleman is palestinian. >> i do not support hamas at all, right? i support the palestinian right to resist i don't support the slaughter of innocent people on either side. >> reporter: at rutgers these jewish students are concerned anti-israeli sentiment could fuel anti-semitism. >> i've been hearing the tone of it's less of israelis are bad but more of jews are bad, and that's really scary. >> reporter: the worry words can be dangerous. thousands of miles away or right here at home stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> coming up, republicans nominate a new house speaker, but can steve scalise get the full support he needs and stop the party in-fighting? next >>> in washington today, house republicans moved closer to picking their new speaker, nearly nominating steve scalise of louisiana. ryan nobles is at the capitol, and, ryan, scalise has the momentum, but is it a sure thing >> reporter: it's not right now, lester, and scalise, the majority leader, did win that close internal republican vote for the job, but he would need almost every member o

we also brought the nora vaccine in the university and people used it. that amon first that medicine it wasn't for corona, you know that with the plasma of those who have recovered, the others will get better and when we wanted to collect the results of this project , one night outside the hospital, i saw the same students who took this program sitting in the same room. i said, "why didn't you go to the dormitory?" he said, "we are collecting information about what you are doing. well, this student who is so happy is obviously in the annual congress of medical students of the country. thank you again for accepting our invitation . be with us, viewers. dear, with the continuation of the program prime minister asdalullah alam is giving a speech in the fall of 1341. well, we calculated that state congresses have never been held at all. now they will not be held. as it appears from his speech, he is taking back a decision. a bill that he ordered to be approved a while ago. the publication of this bill naturally showed new contents. it was shown that there will be fundamental changes, bot

tension between two member states the bist group got into trouble when uta delhi accused nora of beingd in the assassination of a sikh activist . hurtib singhjar, who had canadian citizenship , was murdered by unknown people 3 months ago outside a sikh temple in the suburbs of vancouver. the ministry of foreign affairs of india announced in a statement that the indian government's claim of interference in any violent act in canada is absurd. have a nice day. we have explored the path of science from thousands of years to today and now news is coming. in the city of water and mirror, under the arches of naqshina and in the shadow of the sar of science and art, in the field of half the world, according to the prophet islam and to honor the leading scholars of the islamic world. the fifth awarding of science and technology award to mustafa, peace be upon him. in the name of god, the merciful, the merciful, greetings to you, dear viewers, i am hossein ebrahimi, and we are at your service by covering the events, information and statistics of the 2023 mustafa international award from the bea

. >> nora, thank you. >>> governor newsom met with chinese president xi jinping as a part of his week long trip to china. newsom's office says the purpose of his visit is to work with chinese businesses and leaders to fight climate change. he hopes two of the world's largest economies can start working together to address this issue. >> reporter: back here in the bay area, it's a tragic hit and run involving a stolen car that led to the death of the 21-year-old pregnant woman. the doctors were able to successfully deliver her baby. now the crash happened last night on blossom hill road just before 9:00. the woman driving a nissan sedan collided with a hyundai. the two people inside the hyundai got out and ran. authorities now saying that car had been stolen. the woman died at the hospital, her baby remains in critical condition. >>> a shelter for san francisco families experiencing homelessness is back open after a local non-profit stepped up to buy the oasis inn. once the hotel in the cathedral hill neighborhood, it was converted into an emergency shelter during the pandemic. but ear

people empowered investigates a i n democracy or just the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the end of the nora. kyle, this is the news our life from don't call coming up in the next 60 minutes. former us president donald trump is in court. he says the full trial about his business practices is a scam and it's ridiculous. things went very well as a foot on them and these are facing extreme hunger off 2 years of conflict out. is there a talks to the countries pine? minnesota? haggis could be about 4 people carrying guns. took me to a bedroom. they said, either you give in, but we take your life, you and warns against widespread use of sexual violence and the conflict and saddam will be speaking to human rights. watch the thoughts of the scientists who is what pays the ways of the coven. 19 vaccines are awarded the nobel prize for met some and on peace of statement with your thoughts of africa and get the rugby world cup cycle defense back on track as they age closer to the quotes of finals at the american gymnast simone biles makes history at the world championships, landing the most difficult v

i yes, nora. so as long as we can connect to the continue connecting, we will continue covering something because it's stripped. know we quickly evacuated our uh, b route. uh now are there is in a b b, 9 neighborhood where we received messages telling us to block you with the entire neighborhood quickly, just shortly before the good people in the mississippi and to rounding off the universe cities area, which is also close to every night and a neighborhood again, we're talking about gaza strip. all neighborhoods are really very close to each other. they received a messages telling them to, to wait. they were very, very violent. it strikes on the surrounding. it's around things, all of the university is going to get it back to the t. n a tell university. these are the largest 2 largest universities in because districts we, we've seen pictures and videos of exchanges by then error rates on these areas. we quickly, oh, actually a considering the fact that now we barely have any electricity and then t

. >> thank you, nora. we will continue following the latest development out of the middle east. stay with us on air, streaming on cbs news bay area, and online at kpix.com, where you can find live updates. >>> let's get you caught up in other stories around the bay area. an investigation underway after a person was shot and killed in oakland, on 105th avenue, not too long from 880 this afternoon. our chopper was over the scene earlier. officers placed yellow crime tape to investigate. police say paramedics tried to say the victim of a but they died at the scene. no word on any arrest or a motive yet. >>> the white house, condemning the crash at the chinese consulate in san francisco, saying the driver was acting with malign intent. that driver was killed by police. police say the man was swinging a knife at officers just moments before they opened fire. there is the video, you can see people running out of the door while police confront the driver. the car plowed right into the lobby, taking out chairs before stopping near a wall. no one was hurt in the crash, and police have st

. >> thank you, nora. we will continue following latest developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on cbs news bay area, and online, at kpix.com. >>> back in the bay area, a crosswalk collision near an elementary school has a community calling for changes. it happened this morning, near valleyview elementary in pleasanton. the driver of an suv struck a crossing guard who was escorting children walking to school. he was hospitalized with head injuries. this happened at vineyard avenue and adams way , and sadly, neighbors say they will read something like this could happen. they say drivers constantly speed in the area. >> i think we need a light at this crosswalk , because we have a lot of kids here. it is important for us , because today it was bob, but who knows tomorrow? >> pleasanton police said the driver stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. they do not think alcohol, drugs, or distracted driving were a factor. >>> views from above san francisco's dior store near union square,

and we did too and nora missed tax cuts -- two tax cuts and that we do not have that. host: why not factor that into the debt deficit? guest: for this rescue plan it was a one time debt. it did increase the nominal amounts of that, gdp but it did not change the long term trajectory because that gets changed out in the next couple years. it did not change the long term trajectory. of pay or if we have revenues that outweigh that's. in terms of the inflation reduction act or i cannot remember, i don't remember if that is what you said. host: yeah. guest: that increased spending in one area and decrease in another area. net spending have more revenue coming in. that when will end up being probably about roughly deficit neutral over the long run. it will increase spending in some areas but bring it more taxes from fewer people cheating on their taxes. host: to what degree is the spending from this administration and previous ones? some say it is this administration. i am skeptical -- guest: i am skeptical when you pump more into the economy it does run higher. we did see a

, one nation as they pushed a limit for survival risk in sierra leone on i'll just do of the dime, nora carlindo, how these, the top stories on out is there a former us president donald trump is on trial in new york accused of fraud st. prosecutors say he and his company and useful financial statements, and inflated his network by billions of dollars. trump on his attorneys have refused to it. the claims piece of paper with the most corrupt people. we have a great company. i built a great company, it's got to got some of the greatest real estate hash it.

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nora llora cuando recuerde el día en que celebraban su cumpleaños a las orillas del río bravo, porqueesde entonces. >> y nadie se ha hecho responsable por lo que al igual que los demás, dice, no parará hasta lograr que la muerte del padre de sus hijas ayude a salvar la vida de otros. en méxico. así pérez, telemundo. >> así regresamos al área de la bahía, compartiendo con ustedes estas imágenes que nos llegan desde san rafael, donde esta tarde cayó lluvia. esto fue captado sobre el asiento uno a la altura de san rafael y novato también. los reportes indican que llovió esta madrugada en varios puntos del área de la bahía y que mejor para contarnos sobre las temperaturas en nuestra región. cynthia pimentel, cynthia buenas noches . >> muy buenas noches, fátima. muy buenas noches a todos en casa. bueno, sí, fue una despedida de septiembre. un poco llovió alrededor del área de la bahía unas personas miraron la lluvia. unas personas nomás miraron esos cielos grises. y es porque este sistema la mayoría cubre el estado de california. no solamente con esas aguas, pero también con un poco de tor

well, this console has been dominating headlines around the world. nora. com is an monitoring these really media's coverage. the headline israel, it's war is dominating it's way the media fits tv, radio, print, or online at the situation on the ground changes media, outlets of approach the war from different tangles. channel 13 is widely watch in israel. it's website features, personal stories about from the 270 people killed, and others detained by how much slices of the music festival in southern israel on such a day. and the times of it's around his corner gets a masika, is showing the 1st born john was being taken to the site. although they still contents a garza of the israel close to boat to the output like in some us to savages and says, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising a victory and a wolf. israel very existence and the popular one, the website carries reaction from primarily football stall toilet has he said, he calls on his way the military to wipe out time. us with one hit his route higher quotes, media personality of fear, a flag who are just the prime minister to

salsa. 471 people like tells often is really as like on the audi baptist hospital, the color that nora kyle, this is out. 0 live from doha. also a head view, as president says, egypt has agreed to open the wrath of border crossing into garza to allow in 20 trunks with humanitarian aids.

the color that nora kyle, this is out. 0 live from doha. also a head view, as president says, egypt has agreed to open the rest of border crossing into garza to allow in 20 trunks with humanitarian aids. that's announcement off the us present, met israel's prime minister as joint on counsel the us our summit plus us because a resolution of the united nations cooling for humanitarian pause in the concept complex. the a 6 am in gauze at west civilians, a still reeling off the end is really a strike on a hospital killed nearly 500 people. is the single wes attack on the besieged and close on one that has spot rage across the region as well. has blaine's islamic jihad from misfire rocket and accusation, the palestinian group denies. a little talk happened just before the us president arrived in israel and a show of support, job eyes and said he's received information from the pentagon. the backs up as well as the claims it was notes behind the hospital strike. bodies provided no evidence to support his statements. a loss heading back to washing

well, that's it from me, nora kyla, where you're back at the top of the with more of a ongoing special coverage of the war on garza now. and it's 24 consecutive day to stay with us up front. is that the on counting the costs of the war on garza puts the resilience of israel's economy, the test as the nations torres and secular shuts down. how could other middle eastern countries be affected and the world bank warrens the global economy? is it a dangerous job? counting the cost on alice's here as the world as the interest it's 4th week. we look at the battle for public opinion and discuss whether there's a double standard when it comes to free speech on israel and palestine. that's coming up with 1st, there's been a long history of solidarity between palestinians and black americans. these last few weeks have been no exception to what's behind this common recognition of a shared struggle. and what similarities are there in the systems that will press power? cities and black america will ask and i kind of figured out the black liberation movement in the united states. this weeks headline

so this did not go down well with nora money, who, according to the national board assigned young boys to bully and you know, beecham, but also accused borrow money on being present during several a sol suite phase and doing nothing to stop them. the latency is also accused the record label of refusing it to pay him. his royalties abroad was assigned to my money and records and wanted to exist before the expiration of his contract, which did not seem to go over his boss to be sold to, to alleged bullying. and well, just like not ramadi boys in detention animal jewelry, not the style of it in bay who allegedly administered some injections. and it said to be a qualified to do so, has been named the prime suspect in this case. now the injections and it was set to have called a chain of reactions leading to the single debbie police commission. i also said that the estimation of nobody's remains, you know, you know, the autopsy on the top of the college. it has web funded taken, which are undertaken on september 25. we also we have to waste the results or for the autopsy. right before we wr

i'm going to get off the vision which must, and in the nora diplomacy has failed. the 22300000 palestinians living in the largest open at a prison for 17 years on the c drive from the basic human needs. left hand on. right. so who am i going to put the seed under the? is there any control of the all the stuff, headings under 75 years of occupation, people in garza had enjoyed 4 wars in the past decade alone. and this is the 5th, 28121421. and now in 20 p. s i a continues to commit to klein and execute children. and women are getting school hospitalized at most times where the document this is where you continue with infinity without being called to account to johnny. what was the news? the lady said with more than 35000 youth and gone to the hosting viewing the good watches. those put their lives at risk, which was the, the okay, so i'm going to jump on that because the us secretary general is talking and we just want to hear what he has to say. or just sadly, it is. sadly, these numbers are expected to rise as the effects are ongoing, and many of the main and the

kenya is wildlife service, which is the law for i don't know if the items i think that's corrupted. nora, they grab us. i think they, they have their ways of being that which is not the pharmacy both by the government . and of course, because the government hours is on and make uneasiness, even though they weren't able to recover the airlines full day from the grab ice. the surrounding waters of the k. c team from duty marine reserve provides century for more than $200.00 dolphins. it's being protected by law since the 1970s below the surface are endangered seats, the toes, and carl gardens that a breeding grounds for hundreds of species of fish. john says it hotels have been built on the islands. it would have been an ecological disaster. some speculate as a quiet irregular titles for them in the 1990s, amid a series of corruption scandal was late to the legal title report by companies and by foreigners in spite of the island clearly being in a native, as of some of them, sued the wildlife service seeking to build and asked repair, they lost the case and drew the attention of the all so

this is my nora square is basically the heart of the city. it's been going on for about an hour now, and it's been a quite peaceful, completely different. i was here uh from what i've forwarded to you last night when they were confrontation, redeemed for testers and security pauses and sudden grenades and tier gases were fired for they've been going round. they've been charging in support of the people in gaza. and so they're already of the people in guys that's insular their idea of how much as a resistance movement. i think this has really been stopped registration. this tag is full among many people and probably a lot of the use a say, one to voice their opinion. you can also see that there is security forces that they are there, but they're not interfering with anything with the projects to go to the actually where these loose like the blue shirts. i hope you can see them on the screen. and this time there plus church is very different. that was, it was here last night. i think really at the palestinian authority, wanting to make sure the

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the other that nora kyle, this is news, our life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, thousands more palestinians are killed as israel continues overnight strikes on, gone so fast of 14000 people sheltering and out goods hospital on the israel orders. it's evacuation on sunday is really all me says it's operations inside gone so our expect.

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