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he's a 5th generation patty, christmas preachers, my grandma, she's right in the jacket. the us the on today. of is with the loan, right? quote, a charge you what like clive have been invited to doing. you know champions patty, culture like the old london dialect copywriting, snack, paper size, a secret language, you know, slang, secret language. so especially for the police, if that was around off the stories. it's just the fun language on the kind unable, which is the type where you finally say a couple of check the rivers, which a campus and a couple originally with your c, n h on your level, flight and leg speeds, you'll find the back of the home just best to boot the pad, ease of racking up. we'll do nation as a mock, another successful year fundraising around london. the best thing to say is that the young people who are getting dressed up and continuing with their tradition because otherwise all of these all custodial, i'm this all news and everything we've heard today. i've gotten a disappears. i'm not, we just, it's a shame patty, numbers have windows that were o

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and patty's daughters, who would have been her friends.could have been savannah's home. if life hadn't taken such a turn that ultimately led here. the charleston jail, where her mom was awaiting trial. >> i don't know what's going to happen. i'm looking forward to going to trial, to be honest. >> we'll give it all we got and that's all we can say, right? and she said to me, i've done this all for you and i've succeeded. she doesn't care what happens to her. >> lee's defense for what she did had not changed from the allegations she made twenty years before. namely, that harris had abused savanna. that time when she picked her up with the bloody nose. lead prosecutor, nathan williams, reinvestigated the incident, but like the original inquiry, found no evidence to support lee's charge. >> the first doctor said there was no problem with it. they didn't think a second opinion was needed. the defendant in this case got a second opinion from their pediatrician, who said the same thing. so there was this indication that she was looking for an ans

the tinge addition to the recognizable that the patty kingsley. this is the biggest day of the year. how the specing is a chance to bounce out some old ones in classics and showcase generations apparently coaching there are people who don't even read about this, that exist and then they find the whole property of us here in the. absolutely. yeah, with the move it realizing it depends on the icons of what can cause london fast owning the elaborate suits in the 19th century to raise money for the pool. parties today still dedicate themselves to collecting for local charities, attracting attention and donations with that custom mother of poll design to the police each for present areas of london. and like real royal family type tools can be inherited. it's been the family tradition likes to unhook grand daughter, emily. he's a 5th generation patty, christmas pictures. my grandma is she's right in the jacket. the us the own today of is with the loan, right? quote, a charge you what, like clive, have been invited to doing, you know, champions patty, cu

and she's my wife, patti. we fell in love patti blagojevich is a loyal wife. >> she is a tough customer and she's the daughter of dick mell she's complicated that budding relationship between those two is how rod goes from this. >> nobody politically finding a way to kind of embed himself into one of these big political families in chicago that have so much power i don't think it was, you know some great surprise that, like, you know, when it comes time to meet the parents, that dick mell was the father in law and the the powerful city council chieftain, and then try to work together to put this great city back together so that we're all part of it. we all feel free. >> dick mell was a guy who always had the voice in the back rooms. he was a power broker in that kind of chicago classic sense. >> before politics. it was a nice relationship but for the most part, respectful and then because i was in the family and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad in local politics knocking on doors and trying to get

patty thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate you.>> carley: you're welcome. >> todd: ice arresting two illegal migrants charged with raping children in massachusetts and a third accused of raping a child in brazil. the ladder hiding in the us after being caught and reeased in our border in 2022. this comes as maura healey says her state will not cooperate with president trump's deportation plans. >> would the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. i think that the key here is that every tool in the toolbox has got to be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents and protect our states and certainly to hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. >> todd: trump says he will launch the largest domestic deportation operation in america history but not just mass chutes many blue state leaders are trying to push back on trump's deportation plan including in los angeles. the city council there actually doubling down on its sanctuary city policies. but citizens say they're fed up. one o

what about patty? i looked up patty. when they gottfried they found each other. i want to thank you all for coming to the all the cemetery in washington dc. there are only four of these. thank you for coming. i hope this is our last interaction. we have online and off-line activities so i encourage you to keep up with us and follow us on instagram. pick out our website. thank you. >> joining us now in american history tv, sara bronin on the council of historic preservation and independent federal agency whose mission is what? >> protect, promote, and enhance the nation's historic and cultural resources. >> how does that mission relate to where we are right now? >> we are in the historic mount zion female union band cemetery in the heart of georgetown, a neighborhood in washington dc. this cemetery was a historically black cemetery and its history is very rich from prominent and not so prominent washington residents. it ebbs and flows, racial and social dynamics in dc, the cemetery captures all of the stories of this neighborhood, of the city and of the country. >

who is patty? i look up patty. she is an enslaved boom up the street. when they get freed, they found each other. so they were probably besties. thank you all for coming to the oldest black cemeteries in washington, d.c. there are only four of us and you have are already hit two. so thank you for coming. i hope this is not our last interaction. we have online and offline activities, volunteer activities. so i encourage you to cape with us, follow us on instagram. and don't let this be the last time that you come. thank you. >> thank you. preservation, an independent federal agency whose mission is what to protect, >> joining us is sarah blownen, the chair of the advisory council on historic preservation, an independent federal agency whose mission is what? >> to protect, promote, and enhance the nation's historic and cultural resources. >> so how does that mission relate to where we are right now? >> so, we are in the historic mount zion female union band cemetery in the heart of georgetown, a neighborhood in washington, d.c. this cemetery was an histor

his youngest sister patty said like everyone else the brother she called butch had strengths and weaknesses. >> i believe the judge that sentenced him also said he did more for his country in one day than most americans do in an entire lifetime. i guess it's both those things, right? he is just an ordinary person, but he also did something that was spectacular. >> reporter: sergeant penry died in 1994 at the age of 45, but for the last two years lamarquand has worked to clear his record but says he's really doing it for those he served with in iraq and afghanistan, many of whom still suffer in silence. >> i started to reach out to a lot of folks i served with and it's very well known now that war trauma causes ptsd and ptsd is leading to suicide, high rates of drug addiction, and other -- whatever people choose to cope in my generation and it became very clear to me sergeant penry never stood a chance. >> i don't think it's fair we ask people to go do what they're doing right now and then just leave them, say okay, you're back. have fun. thanks for your service and we just leave them withou

so yes, indeed, the patty that the, the youth vote is crucial in the selection. both candidates have been trying to rally used through social media through appearing on popular podcasts and other other kinds of an orthodox media. and the, the, the efforts will see how well they turn out. but i can't say that according to a study done by tough university in massachusetts and published just late last month, use voter registration. so the youngest voters between the ages of $18.29 are actually down in this election cycle in a majority of states in arizona for example, or down about 3 percent. 2020 was the high watermark for youth boating in the united states. so we'll have to see how things turn out again this time, right at the moment in this state, it's just as evenly divided as it can possibly be. joe biden took the state over donald trump in 2020 by just over 10000 votes. most polls show trump with a slight lead in arizona, but as a voter told me, not very long ago, holes don't actually vote people do. so let's talk to one of those people right now . and i'd lik

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host: that was patty in atlantic city.atty brought up the issue of transgender headline from the hill, the article says two house democrats say they oppose transgender athletes competing in women's sports in the immediate aftermath of president-elect trumps decisive victory over vice president harris. and deepening fractures with in an approved democratic party. it goes on to talk about the members who are now changing their viewpoint. one of them is representative tom suozzi of new york, who said , who told the new york times on wednesday, the democrats have to stop pandering to the far left. he said i do not want to discriminate against anybody, but i don't think biological boys should be playing in girl sports. democrats are not saying that, and they should be. the incumbent nearly won reelection on tuesday. anthony, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i've been a democrat all my life, my first vote was jimmy carter. i would like to give a shot up to jimmy carter. i think he was

the appointments desk and direct a steady stream of visitors in particular patty riley has made a habit of sharing and daily word ofof motivation with my chf of staff. the senate recording studio and photo studio who captured the senate for posterity. the offices of printing, graphics, direct-mail and state office operations who put senate business within reach for the american people. the office and security emergency preparedness and continuity careful attention, training and planning ensure seven is able to discharge his constitutional duties even art r the most trying circumstances. so to everyone who's worked under the sergeant at arms keeps the senate safe and operating smoothly thank you very much. now every day at my team also relies on the work of several more teams working with the leadership o of the secretary of the senate. her professional staff like sidney butler stretching from here on the floor to outpost across the senate campus secretary's office is involved in a array of critical operations. i would like to thank the staff of the senate labor who collect and maintain

this is patty call haines, move from washington dc. as we've now heard from us president joe biden releasing a paper statement. it's very brief, but he wrote the ice, you see issuance of arrest warrants against is really leaders is are read. just let me be clear. once again, whatever the icpc might imply, there is no equivalence, none between israel and hum us. we will always stand with israel against threats to it security and i think it's important to point out the united states is not a signatory to the i c. c. and it has in the past, when it is targeted other and leaders that they consider enemies. divide administration has been very supportive of the i. c. c. still across the state department defense department at the white house. the message was really the saying they don't believe the i c. c should be taken up this case. we fundamentally reject the court's decision to issue a risk lawrence for senior israel officials. we remain deeply concerned by the prosecutors rushed to seek arrest warrants and the troubling process errors th

host: one more voice, patty murray, democrat of washington state about the gaetz withdrawal. [video clip] >> i served in the senate for a long time, served with numerous presidents from both parties and they have always vetted who they send over to head up these were the critical agencies. we need people who are capable of doing it, who understand the policies, understand the implications. you don't just send anybody over who happens to be on tv to run an agency. you need qualified people who cannot have information in their background that can be used against them, blackmailing or anything else. you need people who know the policies and you need people who really understand the implications of the incredible importance of there being a secretary of health, and, services, all the different agencies. certainly this doesn't surprise me because we have an administration coming and that doesn't vet their nominees before they get to us. host: patty murray yesterday when it comes to matt gaetz's resignation for the running of attorney general. you can comment on that. several of yo

patty, we continue to pray for you.nce: i'm hoping that the former president can do just that thank you so much for giving us some time. >> thank you for having me. >> lawrence: you got it. more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ i've been worn by celebrities, athletes, and world leaders. but i've always felt most comfortable up here, with the folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, out here on the land. and i'm in my lane on the shoulder of the interstate. because this is where i come from. i've been showing up here for nearly 200 years. and i can't wait to see what's next. hats off to the future. nothing runs like a deere™ wounded warrior project empowers post-9/11 veterans and their families with life-changing programs and services. i faced my ptsd, and i'm a better husband and father because of it. we help warriors get the expert care and support to thrive. i got involved. i got healthier. i got to be an athlete again. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more a

host: patty in wellsboro, pennsylvania. morning, patty. caller: good morning, tammy. thank you for being on today. my question has to do -- we have a ulta generational home here. so, my daughter and her husband, and the kiddos, the grandkids lived with us. we all live together. my two granddaughters are now teens, 17 and soon to be 15 girls. i am very politically active. they know that. i have helped organize women's march, i do canvassing and all of that. that helps me cope. something started happening as we became more aware. we always tried to shelter them. we have never played some speeches on television. we try to shelter them somewhat, but they bring it up. so, during covid's when things started to get scary. because the grandfather was home and was playing those daily briefings. and they saw him as crazy. and so, they were getting scared, and then they started looking around at our extended family members, who were supporters, and now it is much worse because the 17-year-old, and now 15-year-old, they have more access to social media. they have become aware of

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senator patty murray is standing by. i want to bring her into this conversation.y on this breaking news. democratic senator from washington state, the president pro tem of the senate, the most senior member of the senate, also chair of the appropriations committee, senator murray, sounds like the meetings on capitol hill did not go well for matt gaetz. he's frankly known as and despised by many people in both parties, including his own party, in the house, but also in the senate, for things he has said about many senators, many house members, but senator tillis and several others who are voting on him, and senator cornyn. >> of course, and i'm not surprised by this news because of what you just said. but i do think it goes to the larger point here. i served in the senate for a long time. and served with numerous presidents from both parties. and they always vetted who they send over to head these really critical agencies. we need people who are running these agencies, who are capable of doing it, who understand the policies, and understand the implications. and yo

it kicked off tonight with patty's smith . people have the power with the inheritance. david baris heroes david, very famously lived in west berlin, in the 1970. it was actually written here. and we are going to wheelchair deal young rocking in the free world. so really all of the, all of the head tonight, including some very special songs that have their rates in east germany. and it's something of a big carrier. ok, i'm here. the lyrics to all of the songs are a big screens behind me, and everyone here is showing their mobile phone lights. and that's part of a little of that we will be doing mainly keyboard. it looked like we joined you just in time for the grand finale there where you can see the fireworks taking off . now the celebration today, that's all, that's all good and well, but 30 years on is germany truly united the. well, it's quite the week to ask that question this week actually saw the collapse of the coalition government here in germany. so we're going to be having a college within the government on the prospect. solve narrowly elections on the card. t

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, the clerk will report. the clerk: rebecca l. pennell, of washington, to be united states district judge for the states district judge for the if the report is on its agenda ticket says the bipartisan house ethics committee will meet wednesday today behind closed doors with poised to discuss its former representative matt gaetz who resigned from office last week after president-elect trump chose him as his nominee for attorney general. the state of the report is enhanced of the committee which has a reputation for being tightlipped. it's not clear if the committee will vote on whether to release the report. if there is a boat and majority of the five democrats and five republicans on the committee must approve his public disclosure. in other words, at leas

rhonda, patty, gwyne, and lisa in davies, florida.ere is kathy and robbie in hawaii, finally taking the honeymoon of their dreams after 37 years of marriage. looks like that view was worth the wait. >>> now check this out. don, troy, and nick celebrating don's 71st birthday with an african hot air balloon ride over the vast wilderness of tanzania. how cool is that? thanks for caking us up with you. how about this? a happy 60th birthday toavey celebrating at the hotel in vegas with her friends kate, connie, ellen, fran, jacqueline, julie, laura, linda, molly, stephanie, susie, virginia, count them 18 mugs in that shot. that's how you do it right there. and big congratulations to a member of our sunday today family, our wonderful producer sydney with her husband keaun at their wedding last night in new york with producers brittany and maya and correspondent jesse kirsch. we hear it was a party. so happy for the two of you. enjoy the honeymoon. send us a photo of you and your mug with a hashtag of sunday today. and remember you can get t

cosponsors who recognize the value of the songs sung by the likes of mahalia jackson, yolanda adams, sandi patty the work elvis presley did when he sang his gospel songs. lakewood church, kurt carr. reverend greg patrick, with a producer and a singer. we have a wide swath of musical talent in this nation and i'm glad we are celibate in gospel music. >> the woman from gentlewoman rise. >> we give around of applause for the great work of our congresswoman sheila jackson lee. [applause] at this time we are going to continue in prayer and at this time a pastor will come from the historic st. john missionary baptist church from the third ward of houston texas. >> it is an honor to stand and an honor to pray. in her final committal she called me her personal pastor. this is a heavy moment for me. god is a burden bearer. go to him. father, we thank you. we thank you for the privilege of prayer, we thank you for the experience of knowing who you are. we thank you that your daughter knew who you were and had a real, genuine relationship with you. father we thank you for these gathered here today. bless o

patti was 55 years old, a veterinarian at the milwaukee county zoo said patti appeared lethargic lastlth declined after a series of tests, so she was humanely euthanized on sunday. frogs that were once at the brink of extinction at yosemite national park are making a major comeback. the population of the sierra nevada yellow legged frogs was decimated by a fungal disease. some of the populations were, though, able to recover while also developing a resistance. biologists then took some of those frogs and reintroduced them to a dozen new sites in yosemite. they monitored the frogs over 17 year span and found the population was once again thriving. well, millions of americans in the northeast are under red flag warnings, and severe drought worsens concerns for more wildfires. meanwhile, the southern plains are bracing for a heavy rainfall tomorrow. reporter jen sullivan is tracking the extreme weather sweeping the country. >> reporter firefighters in greenwood lake, new york, just about an hour northwest of new york city, are battling wildfires this week. much of the region grappling wi

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patti smith spoke with a different outlet, revealing specifics about the complaint in response to the original story. sjsu said it had, quote, significant concerns about breaches of student and employee privacy. this all stems from reports there is a transgender woman on the spartans squad. the team has not said whether the player in question has come out publicly as trans. but the spartans co-captain joined a lawsuit against the ncaa challenging rules allowing trans athletes in women's sports. since then, at least five teams have refused to play san jose state. this week, boise state said it would forfeit against the for team the second time this season. the controversy has drawn concerns of transphobia and led to san jose state stepping up security around the team. we have more ahead on today in the bay. we can give you a live look at the white house. the top prize in decision 2024. next, we'll chat live with meet the press moderator krten welker aboutis and welker. live from new york. christian. good morning. who do you have on the show this morning? hey, chris. well, great to be w

now, taking you out to patty looking at subtropal storm patty, this one is not going to do much for theer it is another named storm and it is very active in the tromices right i want to take you back over to the southern plains. texas, oklahoma, we're talking about is veer weather through the area. hail, flash flooding, and potential for tornados, too. now, the tornado risk is there today. however, that risk is going to increase as we head into tomorrow. so at least for the next few days we're g >> leslie: all right. yes. a lot going on around the country, especially today as we look towards -- i wanted to mention, there was going to be a marathon here. it's going to be really, really nice. about 55 degrees. if you are breaking a sweat, you're doing all right. >> janai: all right. thank you so much, leslie. i took your read before, whit. i hurt your feelings. go ahead, tease. tease. tell us what's coming up. coming up here on gma our new dads are uniting to address the challenges of father hood. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a k

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. >> that burger patty right there is more than twice the size of a big mac. >> reporter: that's kevin, ceo of the company that owns chili's, these are the items that are giving mcdonald's a run for the money. $10.99 for a burger, fries and a soda, plus an appetizer. >> i like my occasional big mac. i don't eat it as often. >> we're meeting customers where they already are. they're frustrated with higher prices. >> reporter: so chili's is joining the value member wars. >> we saw an opening, and we said let's just get after it. >> reporter: that opening, the skyrocketing prices that made the cheaper dining options not so cheap. >> it's been very hard to justify eating at a fast food place. >> reporter: the price of a whopper at burger king up 73% over the past decade. at mcdonald's, the price of a quarter pounder with cheese meal up 122% >> if you don't stay sharp on the things that got you to winning, that's going to create a door for someone like chili's to fill that space. >> reporter: both fast food giants had rare quarterly increases. but at chili's, they reported growth of 14%, ev

patty, thank you so much. hello and welcome to washington dc: life of our rooftop studio overlooking the white house. us president elect donald trump has been celebrating his victory as is the state in florida. he's won the electoral college and as a head by nearly 5000000 in the popular vote to the 1st republican candidate to do so in 20 years. these are pictures of the design. eli mosque earlier and his social media platform, x of a private celebration with trump, the president elect has kept a low public profile since tuesday night. this is a large out of dallas firms residents morrow lago in florida where it's just after 8 am on thursday morning. the president liked, doesn't have any public appearances schedule, but is already getting to work. trump's team says he will choose his cabinet in the coming day. democratic candidate connelly harris has conceded the presidential election in a call to donald trump in her 1st address to the nation since her to feed harris told. busy us to accept the results, but vo

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his younger sister, patty, says like everyone else, the brother she called butch, had strengths and weaknesses. >> i believe the judge that sentenced him also said that he did more for his country in one day than most americans do in an entire lifetime. >> reporter: sergeant penry died at the age of 45. in the last two years, one person is working to clear his record. petitions the governor and president for the crime. he is really doing it for those he served with in iraq and afghanistan. many of whom are still suffering in silence. >> i started reaching out to a lot of the folks that i served with. it is well known now that war trauma causes ptsd and that ptsd is leading to sued, high rates of drug addiction and other, you know, whatever people choose to cope in my generation and then it was clear to me that sergeant penry never stood a chance. >> the governor's announcement says the request has been passed on to the state supreme court for final approval. the request for a presidential pardon is still being considered. >>> a commercial pilot had to think like a military pilot when gunfire s

. >> patty moran's 37- year-old daughter rachel, a mother of five, was murdered last year by an undocumented immigrants who was released into the u.s. >> i want people to be protected. that is all. i don't want anymore life lost. >> still, migrant advocates say the 287 g program gives local police an unlawful excuse to help deport people. >> it leads to worse public safety outcomes. it erodes a sense of trust in communities. >> does this amount to racial profiling? >> not at all. >> some democrats now vowing to resist trump's deportation plan. >> we are not going to cooperate in any way and that effort. >> denver's mayor threatened to post local police at the county line to block federal immigration officers. >> we have no plan to do that and we really hope that we don't ever have to do that. >> trump's new czar with this tonight. >> don't test him. the nation wants a safe country. >> three trump allies tell nbc news the president-elect is expected to sign up to five executive orders aimed at dealing with immigration as soon as he is sworn in. >>> in the 60 seconds, how the popular drugs use

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la psiquiatra patti smith nos dice que los adolescentes quieren y tienen la necesidad de saber qué estácharacter. y es que muchas veces, explica la doctora, ciertas características o síntomas no necesariamente significan que se trate de un diagnóstico positivo, y esto después resulta en ciertas limitaciones. creo que también eso es lo que puede causar. es un retraso en obtener ayuda profesional. a lo mejor personas piensan que tengo este diagnóstico y se lo confirman las redes y entonces bajan siguiendo a lo mejor pasos, intentando tratar algo. hay que tener mucho cuidado. gracias maría rené por ese informe. escucha los centros para la prevención y control de enfermedades instan a los trabajadores de la industria láctea a que estén y que estén en contacto con animales infectados con la gripe aviar, a que se hagan pruebas, incluso si no tienen síntomas. bueno, le comunico que un estudio reciente identificó infecciones asintomáticas, sugiriendo una posible propagación del virus a los humanos. también los cdc sugieren que los empleados infectados reciban el medicamento antiviral llamado ta

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the words of patty murray could have been the same words of republican senators, not too long ago. the question is will we see those words from a republican senator at the confirmation hearings in january? i don't know that we will. what we are living through politically right now is the evolution of the republican party from the traditional less government party to then what the tea party game, the no government party, and under trump, the government is the enemy. what you see now in the second trump administration is kind of the vengeance tour, the attacks against government, and in some ways because it fits the new ideology of republicans, but in other ways because in donald trump's view, the reason he lost the first time was because the deep state got it all wrong. and we know the difference between 16 and 24. in '16, he surrounded himself with people that either had government experience or came from industry or much more traditional picks and the whole theme was surround this chaos candidate with steadier hands. that is not the 24th case. surround the chaos candidate with peo

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the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm patty cole haines. this is the l 0 news hour with special coverage on the 2020 for your selection lie from washington, d. c. pamela harris, visit the democratic national committee headquarters in washington before meetings, supporters of howard university, later on election night. you know, we went in with a very big late today and it looks like.

a like shaping policies that off favorable to israel . patty, but me has an a pack person like that. mean an a tech person. it's like your babysitter. you're a pack babysitter who is always talking to you for a pack. they're probably a constituent in your district, but they are, you know, firmly embedded in a pack, and every member has some office everywhere. i don't know how it works on the democrat side. but that's how it works on the republican side. and this influence has never come cheap with a controversial wearing gas. i'm the price tag has only grown secure and support for what some call a genocide a war requires substantial funds. according to the latest data from the us federal election committee, a pack had a peg affiliated united democracy project, has spent more than $100000000.00 on federal elections. they cycle way more than previous years. we have watched as i pack has done everything you can to solve is going descend in congress against net on there who's the sold on gather even as democratic voters overwhelmingly support a ceasefire and a bose sending more blank che

clear that this is something washington is going to be talking about in the weeks and months ahead. patty claim, elda 0, washington. i found a city ends in guys. i cautiously helpful about the arrest warrant despite say they've come on 2 lights. so yeah, that help on finding a single cell or the least lead is above the low underneath the national level. this is enrolled nation and the rules of the international court. i'm not the implemented the international court only implement speed slow on weak nations. even if this warranty is issued, it does come late. after more than 43000 palestinians have been killed. 10000 missing and more than 100000 wounded. i knew that for me, i am very, very happy because for us, the situation is that they killed our children. they killed us sons. they destroyed our homes, i hope to god, but there was a just scrolling fit. please as guard as they say, and have joining me now to discuss this, this whole time back out professor of public policy at home and been highly for university here in doha. thank you so much. so time for being with us again. as you heard