the 3 is really hostages. arrive intel as a part of the ceasefire agreement valdez. ralph at florida. crossing openings for the 1st time in almost 9 months, so owing, critically injured all as indians to enter egypt for treatment. we hear from those only the medical life. we had hope for treatment after they called us and when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was sporting me to travel. then they refused my travels citing, i am a team. i asked for help so that i can travel in to fix my eyesight. actually did refuse to allow my brothers to escort me earlier on the gyptian side of the roof, or from to your attention to the as part of nations jointly condemned donald trump . to proposal to relocate the population of gals that to neighbors on disturbing exceeds in this to don for over 50 people are killed in the parlor tree. robert support forces supporting to help ministry officials, ink cartridges the saturday night 10 pm here in the russian capital. i'm, you know, the lead on, you're welcome to the global news round up on our teachers. let's start with the latest exchange

secondly, the scientific mastermind behind this research has a guy named ralph america at the university of north carolina. and he was very involved in this research i. i think he probably helped create some of the original barrel lines, but i can prove that he was very involved was a good day when we can welcome alive onto the program. laurie johnson, laurie is a former ca on the list on ceo of burg associates. sorry, thank you for your time. and today nobody wants to push this under the carpet. everybody wants to know what happened with cove it, it's sold the world of course. but when you, when you pressure the way the u. s. is doing here, it, it, it doesn't add to it, does it any investigation? it's simply puts, you know, a defense mechanism up front from both sides and nothing comes. all right? so you also have international bodies confirming another law blake theory. what was wrong? so why is washington pushing this to? well, it's only pushing part of the story and as his doctor redfield correctly noted, of the united states. and there are people that lived in the united states and

we will hear from ralph in georgia on the line for democrats. good morning, ralph.ler: good morning. i would just like to say, i will try to make this quick. i lived in el paso, texas after i retired from the military. there were people who would come across the border, go to the schools and come work in our different places, hotels and our agriculture, any type of work and they were required to go back in and return. what i want to know is we went into all of these countries that they are talking about, are those people that were flown to chicago, new york, texas and from florida, where they vetted to see what their temperatures were before they were flown into these countries? people are begging for these people to come work for them. guest: you speak to the continued brokenness of the system. as i always say, this is a system that is not remotely operational and is the consequence of 40 years of not fixing this immigration system and coming up with something new that actually functions. because no one would design it this way. you have employers all over the coun

i just spoke with ralph shortly. i know the director is on her way.here by now, but i want to say a special thank you to them, along with the f.a.a. our governor, who was with me last night here and continues to be right by our side, governor josh shapiro, our pennsylvania state police. pennsylvania emergency management, the department of environmental protection. of course, our philadelphia police and fire, office of emergency management, managing director's office, the american red cross for southeastern pennsylvania, our school district of philadelphia, all of the agencies and officials, we are grateful for your support. i have to now recognize, and this is essential, because again intergovernmental collaboration and cooperation is essential and i do want you to know that i have been told after speaking with first responders throughout the night that this has not always been the case, but with the support of the white house, with the support ever our u.s. senators, feeterman and mccormick, our congressional delegations in everyones, boyer and scanl

also a more fundamental level of surveillance, which is that most of the phone and internet system is ralph. and the surveys ro is your, is controlling the icpc infrastructure in the, in the occupied palestinian surgery. which means that palestinians are not able to have save access to the internet with control of basic communications infrastructure. these riley's note, every phone number and contest any coal is riley intelligence, also have teams monitoring all the social media platforms. many for the sinews. basically, they don't show their political opinion online because they would be afraid of being interrogated or arrested by that is where it is. i find it remarkable that sometimes blanket c c t, v coverage, analyzed by artificial intelligence and backed up by biometric movement tracking just isn't enough surveillance. i'm off to meet a man who once presented such a threat to the authorities that they deployed the world's most invasive spy way on him. glancing a lovely by matrix to pay a booty and didn't look threatening to me, he runs the be sounds center which campaigns for the righ

the 3 is really hostages. arrive intel as a part of the ceasefire agreement valdez ralph at forwarded crossing openings for the 1st time and almost 9 months. so owing, critically injured fell as indians to enter egypt for treatment. we hear from those on the medical side, we had hope for treatment after they called us and when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel. then they refused my travel site and i am a team i ask for help. so that i can travel and to fix my i so i actually did refuse to allow my brothers to a support me earlier on the different side of the roof or.

drawings his final act to throw a stick at the talk about some of those things in dallas or the he's ralph has been doing militarily since october 7. and why think that might be appealing to other nations . everybody knows that, that, you know, is what is very advanced and in the technology. but definitely after such is such a willing does uh when, when people see the demonstration in the life and it's working and it creates a, you know, the needs and understanding. i'll close out of those things out and i'll get the colors for those 2 to all depend too heavy. now israel has physical access to gaza . they rolling out many of the surveillance techniques used in the west bank unit. 8200 is giving soldiers and drones a i enabled surveillance technology search for anyone linked to hum us of the rebel groups. the system relies on technology from cost side and these riley video analysis company. and these rarely um, is also using google photos, which can identify people from just a fraction of they face. we are basically speaking about a system where the governments, where the private sector pro

i don't care only about 5 to 10 blocks every ralph must drive in, which is normally for i went to see, shall still in the face of india and still with some persistent folk for some important quantity. for example, in new denny l g 0 goes beneath the waves with a team of women, determined to say that all friends share the same responsibility when needed with something amazing are using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior. we can monitor them for their vocal photos and behavior. we're able to help their new environment. when they mix science dolphin sanctuary on al jazeera, the us state department stops nearly all foreign aid as president, donald trump pushes his america 1st policy. but this assistance also helps the us, the chief, it's foreign policy goals. so how will they be affected along with other countries and communities around the world. this is inside story, the .

helpful, and this research a perfectly the scientific mastermind behind this research is a guy named ralph barrick at the university of north carolina. and he was very involved in this research. i, i think he probably helped create some of the original barrel lines, but i can't prove that. but he was very involved. some reaction we received was from former c. i a analysts, laurie johnson, on this, who sees it appears as if the u. s. a shift of attention to beijing to mask its own possible role in the virus i. there was a heavy us involvement in the creation of coven 19 the blame game being played right now to focus solely on china. and ignore any accountability for the us department of defense. the national institutes of health is, you know, they're, they're a good playing games. and the game right now is to try it out and go after china on a variety of fronts. the other aspect to all of this is the collaboration with the pharmaceutical companies who are allowed to input out of vaccines did originals corporations. so you know, this is a combination of, you know, whether really financial fr

if he is willing to turn the middle east into a total, chaotic situation, which will setting his ralph's existence even more than he should wish i had with this. yeah, we all understand that if you're undermines the king of the georgian or a c, said egypt that he will get the much worse option as far as right is concerned. and he knows this, i think. and if he doesn't, he shouldn't be told about that. this is the case high. so he'd better talk to them with respect and a much more measured way. and of course, he cannot hide behind it. he only attended concerned that these express, if he is genuinely, is concerned familiar with the term perspective. that isn't, that is supposed to be a job as well. to 1st take this refugees, i was to cleared the area, keep them in as well, and then put them back in guides of all and or, you know, the intervene in a way that allows the to not your community for your hand in rebuilding much for us to for the palestinians within the us, china. so i can write your thoughts about drums and what variables might his administration bring to the table in this next

and going back a little bit, i think, ralph, i hope some of these republican senators will connect thebetween what kash patel is saying, what he has said in the past and what is going on at the department of justice and the fbi, even before they take a vote, because he will continue this purge. it is amazing to me, as someone who's been loyal to the department of justice throughout the different administrations, it's painful to watch those folks do a good job and they follow the law. and it is a blow for the institution as well as the rule of law. >> carlos, many other federal employees are also being targeted by trump and his inner circle. workers in charge of diversity programs have been terminated. others have been told to remove any pronoun forms from their email signatures. the washington post is reporting. elon musk's team up to enhance government efficiency has been bypassing administrative officials, reuters reports. musk's aides have descended on the government's human resources agency, locking career civil servants out of computer systems containing the personal data of milli

but this has almost a wreck-it ralph approach where they're just going in and upending everything, and it's happening all at once. and you have to start asking some, some real questions about what is the end goal here beyond just remaking these organizations? what are they going to be doing to protect people? what are they going to be doing to ensure that america remains not just competitive, but also safe? and what are they doing that is outside the boundaries of law? and many of the people who were just fired at the fbi. you know, it's hard to fire someone without cause. a civil servant, particularly in particular, they have civil servant protections. so these things happen. and as you're seeing, there's a big step forward. and then sometimes they have to recalibrate and figure out what they can actually do. and the goal of this clearly is confusion to test our sort of, you know, cognitive limits to overwhelm people and figure out, you know, if you throw everything at the wall and then figure out what sticks. but we're we're clearly in a space that we have never been in before as a c

we will hear from ralph in georgia on the line for democrats. good morning, ralph.ler: good morning. i would just like to say, i will try to make this quick. i lived in el paso, texas after i retired from the military. there were people who would come across the border, go to the schools and come work in our different places, hotels and our agriculture, any type of work and they were required to go back in and return. what i want to know is we went into all of these countries that they are talking about, are those people that were flown to chicago, new york, texas and from florida, where they vetted to see what their temperatures were before they were flown into these countries? people are begging for these people to come work for them. guest: you speak to the continued brokenness of the system. as i always say, this is a system that is not remotely operational and is the consequence of 40 years of not fixing this immigration system and coming up with something new that actually functions. because no one would design it this way. you have employers all over the coun