and the democratic party, for example, is increasingly divided over the issue of us policy to northern congress. well, even, even in congress, i mean you have the so called squad, you have certain prominence senators, demanding that the of their own government observe us domestic legislation with respect to arms, exports and so on. yeah, i never see the be, you know, this scored the talking much isn't i never see the squad to here on tv, about genocide. they're using the g words well in that of so some do some don't. but i think more importantly is, is these are people who are now openly and publicly dissenting from the us consensus on blind support for his will to slow process. it's not going to result in policy changes, but certainly not this week, but it shows, i think, the beginnings of a fracture and the solid bi partisan us support that is real, has always enjoyed. obviously you've got you right for the, for that in, in gaza. course today course i want to get on to the kind of punishment, meet it out on any country or any region that is to defy this. um, a pact is re leave is very low, be

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columbia, ucla, texas, northern western and ucla chancellor told congress he should have acted sooner. >> the benefit of hindsight we should have been prepared to remove the encampment when our community's safety was put at risk. >> universities saying peaceful protests or if you disrupt class, take a building it's over. the dilemma is discipline. do they suspend or punish students or do they press charges or give a warning or as some are demanding amnesty like the faculty and many student groups? back to you. >> bill: more to come unfortunately. william la jeunesse in california. want to share with you now some heart pounding images of this daring idf hostage rescue. the video made public runs 40 seconds in length. here is a big part of that now and we'll watch it together. [gunfire] [shouting] [shouting in foreign language] [more gunfire] >> bill: there is a lot of that in arabic, some in hebrew. we're working on translations so we can tell you what is exchanged in these conversations and obviously the moment is just as dramatic as it gets. >> dana: often these kinds of operations d

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significant because this happened in the northern india and heavy hot land, which was an absolute stronghold of the beach, a p. and we could see here that congress could win a few more seats. they went up from one to you from one see to about 6 seats, and the big window here in your p is original potty that's sort of searched again. it's the how much, why the party, one of the members of the india alliance, which is congress that they alone could win around $38.00 seats. i thought that a bureau chief xandra pets as well as the united states for our president by and those issues and executive order to block irregular my country from climbing the side of the us mexico border. the measure enables officers to be to, to quickly return people across the border or to the home countries as long as illegal crossings average at least 2500 a day. so today i'm moving past republican instruction and usually the executive authority is available to me as president do it. i can on my own address the board . today i'm announcing access to bar migraines, blue cross or southern border unlawfully from receiving the style. migraines to be restricted from receiving a

congress, where lawmakers narrowly pass the bill. also coming up on our hezbollah fires, a massive garage brock has from lab and on into northern israel. the militants are vowing to intensify. attacks accusing israel of assassinating a top commander. and with the stage set for euro 2024, we take a look at the security operation here in germany to keep millions of fans safe. the i'm glad richardson welcome argentina's cns has narrowly past presidents. javier malays controversial economic reform bill. the package institute slash and government spending and privatize public companies. it is part of the latest pledge to shock argentina's economy out of its worst crisis into decades by the prospect of granting him sweeping powers to slash social programs and to enact other changes . his marks huge demonstrations in the capital k of succeeds on the streets of one 0 save is protest is clashed with police and set fire to cause opposition. little make cause joining the power tests for good purpose, sprayed and dragged away like many of the demonstrations. yes. i said the new legislation could shrink benefits like pensions, we can wear cuz righ

northern district of texas. and in a letter my attorneys wrote to congress outlining this behavior, you know she said well, my wifeoing to have problems with her background check unless she continues to become difficult. and what she was referring to my wife encouraging me to use my constitutional right to not speak with these agents when they came to my home three hours before my graduation from surgerresidency. >> laura: is there any doubt in your mind that this is political, this is a political attempt to intimidate you and others from speaking out? any doubt? >> well, no. there is no doubt. because that's what they told her. >> laura: oh my god. dr. haim, i could talk to you for an hour. thank you so much for joining us. look, making inroads into deep red wyoming. well, maybe because that's where radiologist says he was punished for speaking out against a transgender surgery for children there dr. eric cuban said he wrote an email urging state legislators banning it. it was passed and signed by governor gordon. after that dr. cuban said he got a letter from the governor removing him from the state board of med

significant because this happened in the northern indian, hindi heartland, which was an absolute strome hold of the beach a p. and we could see here that congress could win a few more seats. they went up from one to you from one see to about 6 seats, and the big window here in your p is original potty that's sort of searched again. it's the how much, why the party, one of the members of the india alliance, which is congress next. and they alone could win around $38.00 seats. so what's the opposition saying about the results? i mean, is quite the opposite extreme compared to what now render emoji that incumbent prime minister has said, right. we've gotten to the senior congress lead to addressing his party workers. he said that both of us have taken the 1st and the biggest step to say the constitution of this country to quote him that he set that's about as tablets really punished. and already he went on to say that they have rejected him. he also courts at a win for democracy as did not render on moody. and he spoke of a moral and political last for the prime minister. this is what senior congress he's are a who's going to have to say. so i wil

significant because this happened in the northern indian, hindi heartland, which is an absolute stronghold of the beach, a p. and we could see here that congress could win a fuel more seats. they went up from one to you from one see to about 6 seats, and the big window here in your p is original potty that's sort of searched again. it's the sound much why the party, one of the members of the india alliance, which is congress yet. and they alone could win around $38.00 seats. sandra pads when a dummy well, the changing global order, the united states as increasingly prioritize this relationship with the india and will be monitoring these results closely. the wells 2 biggest democracies do see i to i on many issues including the need to keep china is power in check, but india appears came to preserve some dividing lines. it's a strategic partnership that only keeps on growing. it special status was on display nearly a year ago during indian prime minister, and their engine mode is trip to the us. modi is one of just 5 world leaders, welcomed by president joe biden on the state visit partnership that was among most consequential in the world that

congress, where lawmakers narrowly pass the bill. also coming up on our hezbollah fires, a massive garage broadcast from lebanon into northern israel, the militants are vowing to intensify. attacks accusing israel of assassinating a top commander. and with the stage set for euro 2024, we take a look at the security operation here in germany to keep 1000000.

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also it has a crackdown on protests outside argentina's congress as low make has to be controversial economic reform and water shortages in northern india as the longest ever should each wave groups the country with temperatures expected to rise. the we begin in gaza where the population is suffering from catastrophic levels of hunger. the u. n. has expressed concern about a rise in palestinian children facing malnutrition, as israel maintains it's located on live saving supplies for mentoring the strength and to wanting to of you as you may find the following. images disturbing. this is 8 year old, one on this footage was filmed just days before she died as no nutrition the brother to died last week of starvation. they represent dozens of all the palestinians across garza who have died of hunger entity hydration, a significant proportion of goods. this population is now facing the task prophy conduct and funding like conditions despite the report. so if you increase the liberty of food that he's got into the noisy those, that those who need it most are receiving sufficient quantity and quality or food out in the ability to provid

attention to northern india now, where a high—level delegation of us lawmakers have been meeting the exiled tibetan spiritual leader — the dalai lama. the trip comes days after the us congress leaders to resolve the longstanding conflict. the former house speaker nancy pelosi and the chair of the house foreign affairs committe were among those who met the dalai lama. they said they would not allow china to influence the choice of the tibetan leader's successor. i have been speaking to robbie barnett, a tibet scholar at the school of oriental and african studies in london. i asked him why washington is choosing to look at tibet now? well, i think overall we're looking at a change, quite a dramatic change in the geopolitical landscape worldwide, particularly the three big relationships russia—china, india—china, us—china. these relationships are changing, of course, more friendly with china, more tensions in the other two relationships. and what we're seeing is as india and the united states recalibrate their relations with this newly assertive china, we see them firing warning shots off towards each other, and the chinese back at these other two countries, to indicate what a

in congress, antislavery leaders beaten. in northernnist spch was possible, but so was racist terrorism. lincoln crumbled that most in the north crucify their feelings on the subject, but they would not do so forever. an interesting artic o-awakes 'u might be interested in seeing. it was in the new york times this morning. carrie in milwaukee, independent line. what do you think? is 2024 the most important election in our history? caller: yes, i dothe thing thate most about donald trump is, in an interview with nbc, he defended his supporters' chants. i think it is one of the most vile things any president or human being could do, and it shows he can put any value -- himself above any value, including democratic values. the main reason why i think it is such an important election is that donald trump is a threat to our basic values and to our democracy. host: terry, you have quite a gathering coming up there in milwaukee in about a month or so. are you ready for that? caller: well, it is going to be a busy time. the city is going to be

congress is set to lose its majority for the 1st time. and the final phase of india is ma'am, a general election is on the way as a heat wave stifles northern states. the law says it is looking favourably at a space. 5 proposal announced by us president joe biden. he sets out a 3 stage planned and the war and gaza, starting with a 6 weeks these 5 between as well. and how most of the proposal includes the withdrawal of is riley forces from populated areas. i'm the return of all captives and white house correspondent can be whole could begins of coverage from washington dc. it's time for this war 2 and how for a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. us president joe biden has revealed israel is pushing the proposal. he hopes will bring an end to it's more on gaza. this is truly a decisive moment. is made their proposal. how much as it wants to cease fire to this do as an opportunity to improve whether they really need the 1st phase of the 4 page agreement would last 6 weeks. it includes a complete ceasefire and withdrawal of israeli forces for populated areas of gaza. this would also include the exchange of is really captives for palestinians h

northern garza including the, to probably a refugee camp, a disaster design. thousands of bodies were recovered in the wake when it's ready, retreat. south africa's governing african national congress loses its majority for the 1st time since the end of the pond side. setting the stage for co relation to the i'm to see a newman in mexico city. more than a 100000000 mexicans are voting in the general election in which was a 1st time in history. a woman is expected to take the top job the all right, we begin on the ground and gaza with despite and growing pressure at home and abroad is ready for us as a carry out continued attacks across the street. at least 7 people being killed in a drug and strike on a call in central gaza. a child is among those killed the bodies and others. and due to being taken to the al exit hospital, that facilities become increasingly overburdened. and is a twinkling amount of supplies since his relatives, blocking humanitarian aid from being brought in from key crossings. in northern garza, palestinian officials that declared the entire area including the jeep on the refugee camp. it is off to say, rescue workers in the camp have recovered at least a $120.

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northern israel with a rocket attack in washington, d.c. today. the house voted to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress.long party lines, with only one republican voting no. this vote stems from garland's refusal to turn over audio of president biden's interview in his classified documents case, garland released a statement saying it is deeply disappointing that the house has turned a serious congressional authority into a partizan weapon. garland is now the third attorney general in us history to be held in contempt of congress. >> fully. spring is just whipping by, and we have the forecast for the last weekend of spring 2024. that's on tap. it's coming up next. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap coming up at 7:00 alex. >> mike, thank you. tonight at seven, the murder of a former general hospital actor has prompted a march through the streets of los angeles today. tonight on west coast rap, their urgent call to bring the killer to justice and improve public safety. also a new push to get the most out of oj simpson's estate. find out w

northern nigeria kill at least 19 people. a wedding funeral and hospital which august. south africa's new cabinet unveiled after elections that so the applicant, national congress lose its majority for the 1st time since the end of the frances fall, right, has come up with its best electrical performance in the post world war 2 era winning the 1st round of the parliamentary vote, national riley leda, marine the pen has urged voters to give her apology. an absolute majority in the 2nd round of voting in a week, voters have largely rejected president emanuel my crowns alliance, reducing it to the place. well, and you left us coalition. the new popular front is 2nd behind the national rally crone coal, the snap elections just 3 weeks ago after the fall rights made big gains in the european parliament elections. but his gamble has backfired with both domestic and foreign policies. at stake, suppose it does see those are both the french people have demonstrated that desire to turn the page off to 7 use of contempt just and corrosive power. we will many, thanks the virtues and welcome this result. this 1st step towards the choosing. an alternative is a mock of confidence, whi

northern garza including the to probably a refugee camp. a disaster design. thousands of bodies were recovered in the wake. when it's ready, retreat, south africa's governing african national congress loses its majority for the 1st time since the end of the pond side. setting the stage for co relation to.

northern border hn a surge of illegal crossings like never before. i've talked to the buffalo sector of the border patrol, and i know firsthants need congress to have theiracks and to give them the tools they need s safely a 143 individuals from the f.b.i.'s terror wat ch been apprehended at our northern border. that is twice as many that has thethern border. that's just the ones that have been this administration's open border policies have turned every state into a border state and every town into a border town jeopardizing they of every american. the homelao provides $822 million for transportationoval operations and $300 million for border security technology, all essential to removing dangerous m our country and securing our borders. mr. speaker it is time for actis time to secure our borders, support our allies, puticy first. i urge my colleagues to support this rule in tl legislation that it brings forward. thank you, and i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. neguse: i thank the speaker. mr. scott, i know mr. scott to be anty honest debater. and member, and and ma

argentina's congress senators were scheduled to debate a bill on government and economic reforms that have been proposed by the argentinian president a massive fire breaking out you will refinery in northernerson was injured. the cause of the fire still under investigation they brief brawl. >> how's that for a descriptor break? get out in the italian parliament yesterday. >> the scuffle started when a lawmaker from the five star movement party tried to hand an italian flag to a lawmaker from the far right leading party capital police arresting eight climate change protesters during a congressional baseball game. the congressional baseball game at nationals park here in dc video posted on the platform, formerly known as twitter by the group climate defiance shows several protesters going over the railing and running onto the field before being tackled by officers and this is misty. >> she's a hunting dog that fell 30 feet down, a lava crack in the hawaii volcanoes national park. she was rescued by an avid hiker and propeller her, who heard about her plight on social media and drove two hours to save her i loved that all right. come on up next. here are the senate set to vote today on natio

congress reduced to 40 percent of the vote with almost all results declared. and the final phase of india is ma'am, this general election is under way as a heat wave stifles northern states. i'm trying to get a real sco with the sports with counting down to kickoff and the wife of chum using final as forcing time. when is round woodridge take home for us? you don't mind at wembley stadium. the law says it is looking favorably at a ceasefire. proposal announced by us presidential barton is set out a 3 stage plan for regardless, starting with a 6 weeks east fire between israel and hamas. while the proposal includes the withdrawal of his really forces from populated areas and an exchange of is really captives and palestinian prisoners white house correspondent, kimberly how good begins are coverage from washington dc. it is time for this war to and hold for a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. us president joe biden has revealed israel is pushing the proposal. he hopes will bring an end to it's more on gaza. this is truly a decisive moment, is made their proposal moss, as it wants to cease fire to this do as an opportunity to improve whether they really need the 1st

congress, joseph stalin. in 1935 , italy attacked abesinia and captured it. in the summer of 1936, germany and italy organized a military intervention in spain. in 1937. after capturing manchuria, japan invaded northernoccupied beijing, tianjin, shanghai and began to push its foreign competitors out of the occupation zone. at the beginning of 1938, germany captured austria, and in the fall of 1938 the sudetenland region of czechoslovakia. thus, the war, which so imperceptibly crept up on the peoples, drew over 500 million people into its orbit, spreading its sphere of action over a vast territory. it was approved by hitler on april 11 , 1939. from hitler's directive before invasion of poland. poles are born from birth destined for menial work. in poland it is necessary to maintain a low standard of living. poles are lazy, so coercion must be used to get them to work. it is necessary to close all educational institutions, especially technical schools and colleges, in order to prevent the growth of a new polish intelligentsia. poland will be treated as a colony, the poles will become slaves of the great german reich. the german general staff was preparing a blitz-scream, a lightning-fast defeat of the

northern border. altogether, just a fraction of less than one half of 1% of all cvp encounters that year. the white house says congresst do more, pointing to the sweeping border bill killed by republicans this year. >> everybody can talk a good game, but you can't really change what's happening at the border unless you have legislation. there is no magic wand that can be waved here to make it go away. >> the biggest threat we face are attacks overseas against our embassies and our military bases. there is a threat against the it will be much harder to penetrate our defenses. >> so hallie s there any indication that the president would consider raising the terror threat alert level, for example, in light of all this? >> reporter: that's a good question. top national security spokesperson john kirby says he's not aware of a decision to change that, but it is something the white house is watching closely every day. the concern remains not just groups like isis-k, which is the off chute blamed for attacks in iran and moscow but domestic extremists as well. >> hallie, thank you very much >>> coming up on 7:15, let's bring

congress. i had a good bye lebanon's militant group has the law has fired a barrage of rockets into northern israel. is one of the largest attacks by the iran backed group has ballasa as the strike was in response to the killing of one of its senior commanders by israel on tuesday. the group has traded near cross border fire nearly every day since the october 7th terror attacks. germany's defense minister boris this story is, has outlined a new plan aimed at increasing the number of army recruits to prepare for a potential war. according to the plan, 18 year old men would be required to fill out forms, detailing their willingness and ability to join the army with suitable candidates than a recruited for duty. you're watching to double your news from berlin. you'll find more on our website at d. w. com. to it seems that a plan for peace between israel and tomas would finally be a plan that all science could agree upon. you as president biden announced the proposal that he said the israelis had 1st suggested. there was unprecedented international support. the plan getting the green light from the un