sometimes people inc. you should be doing more and sometimes less. i don't know why we don't have a special court structured system that would essentially be responsible for adjudicating those decisions because i think you would get greater consistency with people who do this every day. you would have precedent, people would understand what the rules are. he wouldn't have the form shopping that takes place. could that possibly be a way of preserving and protecting the environment and allowing things to get done in a more efficient way and not sacrificing the role? i don't know. it seems to me until you deal with the issue of litigation and trying to figure out ways to streamline it in a way that doesn't interfere with the quality of the analysis and assessment, you're going to continue to be stuck with taking forever for things to get done. i know it's frustrating for you, i can guarantee it's frustrating sitting in the chair i'm sitting in. there's always some hiccup. >> that makes far too much sense. there is no way it could ever happen. >> while i

sometimes people inc. you should be doing more and sometimes less. i don't know why we don't have a special court structured system that would essentially be responsible for adjudicating those decisions because i think you would get greater consistency with people who do this every day. you would have precedent, people would understand what the rules are. he wouldn't have the form shopping that takes place. could that possibly be a way of preserving and protecting the environment and allowing things to get done in a more efficient way and not sacrificing the role? i don't know. it seems to me until you deal with the issue of litigation and trying to figure out ways to streamline it in a way that doesn't interfere with the quality of the analysis and assessment, you're going to continue to be stuck with taking forever for things to get done. i know it's frustrating for you, i can guarantee it's frustrating sitting in the chair i'm sitting in. there's always some hiccup. >> that makes far too much sense. there is no way it could ever happen. >> while i

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take because people only want to survive but the live and the siege of dangers of how people are literally starving inc. also, city and the north. it's can be imagined, we have separate that repeats of the people, the store, the even to rent and the most uh, b as in order to have is lower and to make it brad. the situation there as dire. and we also continue to confirm that the situation generally speaking regarding the humanitarian aid is the one who is obstructing the injury over humanitarian needs into gaza strip. before the war on god's uh, garza was receiving around 580 the trucks daily to day. even when both crossings raw has kind of, i was kind of open a maximum of 178, the trucks are getting and that's me and we are far away from the number of the trucks that shouldn't be allowed to be in. so we can fulfill the needs of people in the and the trucks. that's hard on our own tickets and doesn't even to scratch the surface. we're talking about a 5th month of war and gaza. there's many needs that as it relates to the emergency situation. we are em, which means we need to have release items in order

living conditions within the past. few weeks and then it took me to buy the northern part people resorting to be inc, and will be that. and why the claim is a life still has these people were bad bringing this, waiting for the healey fire. we're hoping that you haven't and they were shot at by old client sue of military equipment available at that point. and from the new forces of reason, he reported it from, from time printed from a package that were hovering and were describing one of the jordan with on the ground as having gotten the very little. busy of the above people and also from army, the vehicles that were within the vicinity of the area so far we're looking at a very tragic scene. people who are not i was waiting for the crowd before about the people to record. it's going to be in the water water all the way up to chicago, october 1st on cards pulled by donkeys or by cars or by in the very truck that car is he'd turn into an ambulance. right. and now it's kind of, it's carrie got a bodies of injuries as well as those who are being killed and the transfer them to a she fell off because acc

now, if you didn't know this already, that is way more than a 1000000 displaced people from across the inc clay. first have been taking shelter, local media reporting at least 50 strikes, targeted houses and mosques in the city. and the doctor, treating the wounded. this is by simply don't have the resources for co, the subdivisions we have received hundreds of dollars more than $25560.00 whom i've come in to see our this is one or 4 restrooms of the, this is price. this is a fee of sending it to those. austin, i do hope to see you twice. yeah. what is this one blog? what else i need to include your name? sure. jo. list uh i could um, also tati is into the file right now. oh, we got them on the phone to get some of the very latest information that we could gap. i have a listen to this. the guy was the wrong thing. so the dog way, for one of the very strong except logins set to shovel the 5 that he's already on over the crowd, this area to the bottom bottom and the good tool, most 11 houses and 3 different areas. by that off, i bought the some of the people who work in the state of the some

as someone who knows about the difficulties of life and gone are for queer people is musician and activist. maxine inc, angel, poco also has known as angel. maxine, she has gone his 1st open, we transgender musician and she thinks about algae due to q plus rights, the very pleased to welcome her into the studio here for more. thank you so much for joining us. you know, how did you feel when you heard the results that the parliament had passed this legislation? i failed investigated. ellis had broken. i haven't slipped. it's, it's, it's, it's painful to know that's your life as a human being is being criminalized the life you've always struggled for the life you've always struggled for the if you haven't leave a decent life as any other human being. it's now being criminalized. it wasn't very hard for me, and this is one of the topics that you, you think about in your music. i, it's become increasingly political over the years, much of it, voicing anger at the government and gonna keep, could you tell us a little bit more about your work and the risk? and it puts you out at to make music like this. so

prospects for interaction rather than supporting some strange restrictions imposed by inc. comprehensible. countries now people have got an industry to tucker cities to collaborate, those who were killed in the deadly ask way cuz i have gone to the country a year ago. the tracks be claimed the lives of more than 53000 left, maybe more injured from without hope. the only has many years since the tragedy killed. 53000 people in packing and the pain is still the. the pain is still fresh in memory safety today, year on a criminal ration. so nice have been home across the country where passions have taken to the streets are the biggest ones, of course in house, high uh, warehouse of the, of those who lost their lives. where friends housing marched in the middle. so not because the earthquakes happened at $417.00 so, so they marched. he made a fine as much as 417 and 7 holdings of flowers. and a lot of things for us to remember those who have been lost, their lives, the president add on, has addressed the nations a earlier while in the ceremony where he opened some to new hospitals and some new housing in gauzy on t

there's into that thing to control then the american people, the american public, into favor inc. i'm standing with isn't it? i mean, the super bowl happened to him to decency and the commercials and the halftime the, to support uh is that i understand what is the and the only focusing on the hospice is one neglecting them. genocide that is yeah. literally happening in gaza. that speaks volumes. yeah. and once you just share about the coverage, it speaks also for you. yeah. yeah, yeah, i'm supposed to be right. yeah. i photograph photo all, i'd like for all of the the economy and money spends of all the us. what did they are doing that they are spending and best effort to hide the we see of the piece of what's going on. i think that often does that. unfortunately, it's not working for them lucky for us and the people and the few people it was, is speaking loudly about the teams of justice and seeking and following. but honestly, honestly think the elevation of the senior people from this, i'm just unlawful military occupation. and i'm going genocide because of the social media and

during those hits and over a 1000 people who were injured only in reference seventies, the so coolant evacuation for this, i think it's really a ortiz capitalism issue inc, especially the 1st one under which at least $1000000.00 people were impacted that create that the sense of share panic. and because quite often, just less i left everything behind. experts say today's events are a continuation of a 7 decade long is really practice a forcing palestinians out of their homes. and then borrowing them from ever returning. first of all, there was a ethnic cleansing of about 300000 palestinians in immediate after messages of june, 67 war since 67 until today is revenues and incrementing policy of ethnic cleansing, around half a 1000000, understands, were expelled in one way or another event from returning, which is the same past policies demonstrate that the attempts to emphasize or not you might the success of them. and there was a plan, particularly of uh, using the number of refugees and goals. and there were thoughts about, let's destroy the refugee camps and phones to this population. children and can. jordan started to prevent dozens from entering geo

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when is crushing, poor people is crushing, working people and get in the name of diversity or inc to generate any of the bureaucratic categories that are out there that don't want to come to terms with the issues of class domination or imperial domination. don't want to come to terms with the light and predict when a port working people. yeah, jenny, ellen was in congress on answering questions. it was all the people of color that were asking or easy obsequious questions and it was the white republicans. and whereas can put new ones, anyone could see that is that a pro we want further questions from anybody and every body? i'm so craddick in that sense, but even still granite dialogue possible. and obviously democracy is nothing without a free press. do you have a free press in the united states and that's where we got a cowardly press. we've got to press the death is not willing to raise his voice directed to actually wrestle with some of the deeper questions that have to do with the future of america. there was a bipartisanship in, in, in the us press of the militarism expansion of

i would say as a former mayor, i ince, i do, the decisions you make have real impacts on real people instantly. and when you live through that for 12 years, when you are the point of contact for your constituents on just about everything from potholes to criminal justice, and all things in between, you recognize that the decisions you make impact people. when you are so far removed in congress too often you think that your decisions don't. the minute you lose that connection, you lose the humanity of our decisions and it makes it easy to be partisan. our job is to find consensus. i even argue, it's not about bipartisanship. it's about finding the right answer, to solve the right problem, at the right time. >> tibbol snirvetion i clearly need one more cup of coffee. mr. molinaro: 1,300 people, nobody else heard of it anyway. >> you couldn't go anywhere without hearing from people. we love having mayors in the congress and in the u.s. senate and working in government because they get us and understand us. help us understand and give us advice since you've sat in both seat, how mayors c

why on his agenda, he's expected inc. castle make to this tuesday, and texas police killed 2 people off of a 5 weapons in front of a close house can assemble the beginning. garza where the death toll from israel is a tax on palestinians continues to mount. the health ministry says at least a 107 people have been killed and a 143 injured in just the last 24 hours. these are the scenes that abu usas out not to a hospital in rough or where people on morning their loved ones for people including 2 children, were killed in one of the latest strikes on palestinian homes, in hon. eunice in the south of gaza. 6 people died in a strike on an apartment building of the 27500 pallets. the indians have now been killed and nearly $67000.00 injured since october. the 7th parents in garza had been struggling to provide for the children, not just food, but the basics like diapers. the items all available. the prices have sort stephanie decade has it is the simple things in life we take for granted, such as diapers, for childs that become a major issue in times of crisis. the robot said you didn't send y

inc. all that to the whole coast, successive governments have given people only 3 options, displacement, subjugation of the most on demands as well. and it's up to the nation as the legal proceedings against tennessee. the game has been united nations courts in the hey, the grow business our to international. i'm nationwide. joshua the top stores, that's our russian forces. i have seen full control of of do you have done yet doing this cd after ukrainian troops hastily retreat from the strategic location arches a not, not off is on the same uh throughout the day that we have been working here. we have been hearing gunshots, and we have been hearing brushing tillery and will ukrainian out, generally as well, working hard and going up each other. but 1st and foremost, the town itself is firmly under the control of the russian forces. there are no, uh, sabotage groups. there's no ukrainians, or there's no ukrainians who left here who decided to stay here willingly. rather leap was a mess over we over a withdrawal. and so not everybody's simply got the got the order to full back towards las, which can a

and for colors, how he and supplies and inc, and the van, she returned to the russia in 2021 way. she was immediately arrested and put in prison. many people was very surprised at the time as to why not of all, and they would turn to the russia at all of the apparent attempt of murder of him. but he said she was a russian to petition and she wanted to do politics in russia and to not from abroad in addition to his political work. and i've only was known as in vegas to investigative journalist whose team published dozens of video so that expose to the alleged secret life of russians are also topical of patients under the most famous video seen by millions of people in russia around the world. i will certainly the commentary about president put in supposedly secret palace of the black sea. so this media of what sort of the essence ation and it's protected his present boots and was probably not happy about it. use the divide back that he was sucking the very popular alexa in the valley was suddenly very popular in the west. but how popular was he among russians? i will look as i say it as a tragedy of novelty as the petition was, uh that he r

, we know it expect —— affects people with mortgages, how does it affect mortgages, how does it affect mortgage ability and house buying? mortgage ability and house bu incing? mortgage affordability has been difficult, especially i has been difficult, especially in the last six months when many consumers in that mortgage both, the lower consumer bracket, where they are rolled from the low fixed interest rate into high interest rate, we are seeing if few pockets of distress across those mortgage belts for lower income households, and is likely to get worse. we see but —— before we seek a better with the rate cuts. but across the general economy, most of the high income households with assets seem to be doing ok, that is why consumers are holding up well in aggregate. sticking with interest rates, credit quality for major companies in the us is solid even amid higher borrowing costs. that's because many of the biggest firms borrowed for longer duration when rates were lower. now, with us and other rates cuts expected later this year, this credit profile adds a "tailwind" to the chances for a soft landing in the us and a flow through to the global economy

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inc. fully in less than nine months you the american people have a chance to put an end to this national nightmare and defeat joe biden in november. in order to do so republicans better learn some lessons from last nights defeat in the new york congressional special election. my former district when i lived in new york. they were outspent dramatically. some people told me it could be as high as 8-1. that cannot happen. republicans need to even the playing field. more importantly republicans have to learn from the democrats that early boating efforts were critical in this election. yesterday on election day there was a major storm and district 3 of new york that hammered the entire area. crippling turnout especially for older voters who are prone to voting on election day. that means conservative republicans need to embrace early voting and voting by male and they better match or surpass the legal ballot harvesting of democrats where it's allowed. the new york times admitted the snowstorm was a boost to suozzi because democrats had the vote early. they had stockpiled the leads of votes before the s

inc. i'm interested in a body, but he finishes studies and he started competing for buck and people's bought body across buckets on in 2016 we started. we saw a witness starting his guardian from dish me by combining and going every um uh on the corner from the bush. me to get a good bit of the sound compact. hassan and you know, he became a member of national assembly in 2018, and in 2022, we witnessed him by serving as a, a foreign minister of focused on and he visited. and he did present dated focus on in the different countries. um, so uh, you know, uh we can not see, doesn't have an experience or anything. then people said, i think it's not fed because he's young and he's a hook footer. um, as well, he was not soon about his experience that i've been talking about, which way you think his political leanings might lie if he was forced to choose? of course he comes from a very, a connect democratic family. his ideas as visions are very much that more than anybody else because he has seen this politics invested in his jeans and he has written as he has the eas being said to me because he h

people, the mob d, that ceasefire. be achieved as quickly as possible to end the suffering of the civil is inc. pablo starting in godaddy, but kill us. and i think china is joining all these forces to call on isabel. this stopped a wall to achieve ceasefire, to end the hostilities against the palestinian people and to restore that you do, but rides on the policy the people. i truly believe china will stand very firmly to defend the legitimate rights of the policy and people, especially those suffering in gaza. it is truly a human tragedy to see that about 75 percent of the say really is killed in gaza. a woman at the george. this is acceptable by any sped that for the international committee to do today. and i think any decent processing in the world to join forces together to call in upon israel to stop the tv of the palestinian, especially the protest speed is it really is especially the women and children being gaza for that. so let's see if a israel actually decides to listen to that whole the i c j and potentially the i c c as well. victor, a go share professor at the to call university joining us live in beijing.

inc. america this morning, a plane crashes, slamming into this mobile home park in florida. >> the inferno spreading through several homes, multiple peopleled. we'll hear from witnesses. >> president biden facing protesters in michigan angry over his support for israel in its war with hamas. biden's message as new polls show him trailing donald trump and nikki haley, the mother of the boy who fatally shot four students at his high school, takes the stand at her manslaughter trial. >> the first mother ever charged for a child's school shooting by jennifer crumbly insists she did not fail as a mother. >> the new warning about so-called gas station heroine found at convenience stores. the alert from the cdc one year after the toxic train derailment disaster. >> we're back in east palestine, ohio residents explained why they're still afraid to return to their homes and later, why you should put shrimp on the menu at your super bowl party this year. >> from abc news in new york. >> this is america this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. we begin with that deadly plan

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obviously, hearing the, the inc into increased intensity of the air strikes in rough uh, cause widespread panic and fear, amongst the nearly 1000000 and a half people who are seeking shelter. there are many of whom have been displaced multiple times. it's just a reminder that there simply is no safe place in the gaza strip for palestinian civilians that any place can be targeted. rough. uh, as you probably recall was we're house demeans were told to lea. uh, over the last 4 months because it was allegedly safer. but we've seen through the events of last night that that really there is simply no safe place in gaza. and civilians are tearful throughout the entire got the strip. um, all your people on the ground seeing any attempts by civilians to flee this area to as of now we haven't heard about it civilian slain, but i think that's in part because there's simply is no place to flee to central and northern garza has been the sites of, of increased an intense fighting and northern garza has been basically reduced to rubble. there are no facilities or accommodations they're able to host people fleeing for safety. on top of that, there's the, the added

1000000 people started to the are people that should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the folder you might think lies inc. garza is the 1st of the latest episode of the 4th dean of harvard kennedy school of government say, is that america is a pool of is uh, is diamond is the washington circle south power. now if you want to the entire show on our website, all to the com. but here's a quick look. you can win a battle and lose a war. and now there's in terms of tactical successes of these release of demonstrating that they have a good deal of capability. but in terms of the soft r and the ability to attract others, i think the disproportionate number of casualties and gaza has indeed damaged their soft power and washington's soft power in recent years. let alone gaza as well as if it did again. i, i think the american sauce power has been damaged by the disproportionate, the killing of civilians in the cause of war. uh, vitamin is plead for the israel east is take a more measured approach, but it, there still damage to americans. soft power on us and on europe now, so that is being an urgent new and secur

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terms of the number of people that will continue to make the dangerous trip to our southern border because we don't have legal options for them? >> that is an excellent question. inc. if you work on the dignity act, it is a good first that. >> it is not a perfect bill. there are things i love and things i hate, which is what we are going to have to do if we ever get a bipartisan immigration bill passed. >> i applaud that spirit. in answer to your question, as we are with the framework in the 1990s of immigration, if someone wants protection, what are their choices right now? there maybe 20,000 spots per refugee program, tiny central america migrants program miners program, some tiny humanitarian parole programs. and family reunification programs. maybe you can luck out and get a temporary work visa but that doesn't offer you protection. so that creates the only other option which should be a last resort which is to go across all these countries for hundreds of miles, set foot on u.s. soil usually at the us and mexico border. >> i know the administration has put significant effort into trying to deliver increased private sector investment in central america to try

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