sabrina: thanks for having me on.ommunicated privately, as you saw the white house detail and we have been very public that we had nothing to do with that strike that occurred in damascus. our mission, our goal, our footprint in the middle east is there to defeat isis. that is our mission. that is why we have forces in iraq and syria. look, this conflict has been contained to gaza. we don't want to see it spread beyond that. at the very beginning when october 7 happened, we reinforced that message of deterrence and we continue to do that. our forced posture has not changed in the region, and we have urged very publicly and privately to iran that we have not had anything to do with that strike that you are referencing that occurred in damascus. sumi: the head of u.s. forces in the region is discussing this threat with israel's defense minister, army chief. can you tell us that all what form to such an attack by iran could take? sabrina: as you can appreciate, i will not get into hypotheticals here. iran has been very p

patricia conversÓ con sabrina.es que primero me querÍa graduar de la universidad. me decÍan que no podÍa, de cÓmo podÍa hacerlo. patricia: sabrina pudo hacer su realidad el sueÑo de independencia. tuvo dos hijos mÁs. decidiste dejarlo todo para emprender. sabrina: aÑos despuÉs dios me concediÓ ese anhelo que tenÍa en mi corazÓn. asÍ naciÓ este sueÑo. esta boutique es un homenaje para mi hija primogÉnita isabella. patricia: inspirada en sus niÑas creo estÁ tienda de lazos cÓmodas y seguras para las mÁs pequeÑas. sabrina: estÁ hecho en un lugar sÚper cÓmodo, suave, no le va a fallar a la bebÉ que se la vamos a poner. patricia: quÉ bella. como una princesa. ♪ ♪ sabrina: tenemos accesorios porque es una manera sÚper fÁcil y accesible para poder combinar con tu hija. como puede ver tienen unos moÑos de corazones que son excelentes para san valentÍn. la madre tambiÉn tiene. patricia: de quÉ forma utilizar la plataforma para empoderar y ayudar a otras madres? sabrina: primero en cada orden que se despacha yo escribo un me

there she is, sabrina. graduating with honors i might add in may from the wrecker school of nursing. yes. you may not be able to see it she's also flying the colors as well here. yes you are. sabrina is doing her part to help resolve our nursing shortage we are going to keep doing our part to support many others like her who are pursuing a career of service. and with our student teacher scholarships we have already been providing financial support to more than 700 educators getting started in their careers. in the years to come we hope to support many more aspiring educators like one of the folks joining us today besides sabrina, jason william stand up and take about. the student at university and. yes. he is already a member of the new jersey education association. [laughter] plans to serve our states as a special education teacher. [applause] just as we are creating opportunities for that workers who are so critical to our society we are equally committed opportunities for small businesses so critical to

so shout out to sabrina for putting on a great show.nd that was definitely the highlight of the all-star weekend. it certainly was that the game itself was not so great that three-point shootout contest with steph curry, arguably the best three-point shooter in the nba. she's clearly the best three-point shooter in the wnba. that was the best part of that entire weekend. other men's side. later tonight, there are two very compelling games that will be tomorrow night. i should say, sadly, by bracket is already pretty much busted, but i'm excited, very excited for the matchup. what are you expecting? set the scene >> well, we got one teamness. look like they're pretty much on b2b in uconn. they want they've been they've had a 30 point lead and every game so far in this tournament. you got nc state, who is a definitely a cinderella you've got alabama who i got great hatred for, but i got to respect them for getting to the final four. and you got purdue a great, what a great deal of redemption for those guys know they'd been a high c.y. to

we have great rivalries forming with caitlin and sabrina in no, caitlin and diana taurasi in phoenix,ink parody in the game is really important as well as having these players really help us drive the league to higher heights. you asked the revenue question revenue media rights, corporate partnerships and then gate people coming to games we need more people to watch and attend the quality of the game is there. people love watching our game. if we can get fans into the fun toll watch the game they will come back and attend and buy merch and everything that goes around the revenue model for sports it starts with media rights. we need to get those valued correctly and then corporate partnerships and we've been doing great. there's a lot of corporations stepping up to support women's sports a lot of money in capital inflows. we raised $75 million in capital two years ago. when you see that money coming in you're a growth stock and you know you're a legitimate sports media and entertainment property. >> what does that mean for a wnba player where there's been so much criticism around how t

thank you so much, andie and sabrina for stopping by.d be olivia from "law & order: svu." i love her. i had to add my two cents. >> gio: okay. >> somara: okay. denver, colorado, 3.3 inches of snow and getting more and totals are only climbing, baby. if you look at what happens a little farther east, we've got freeze alerts in effect for cedar rapids, austin, and then the colder air really settles in tomorrow morning for a lot of cities, marquette, 29 degrees, albany, 35 degrees. by tuesday temperatures will be good morning. waking up to some clouds. that marine layer will fall apart, evaporate and we'll get into some 60s and 70s for most of us this afternoon. but temperatures in the upper 70s >> whit: now to our "gma" buzz pick. it is "walk on" by stephen panus, a moving memoir his late 16-year-old son jake. here's stephen with more. >> "walk on" explores grief and hope equally. offers inspiration and reveals my path from pain to purpose. you'll laugh which is healthy. and you'll cry, but that's okay. our vulnerability is our strength. i

sabrina, you're jewish. have you felt threatened directly or indirectly?is george washington university allowing? >> yeah. so, again, thank you forking having me. and i personally -- for having maine i personally, i think this has been going on for way too long. this has been 20 years in the making. i've been threatennenned -- not even now. two years back i've been threatened by these same sorts of students. and at first, you know, i didn't feel safe, i really didn't. i remember one night i was, like, shaking in my bed at, like, midnight -- [laughter] because with i heard that there were some students who were after me, and i was afraid with what to do. now i've gained a lot of courage, i've stood the up for my classmates. i think more of the issue stems from now we have a lot of support in america. but so -- 10, 20 years from now what if these students are the ones in our halls of congress and our policymakers, leaders of businesses? this is really my concern for the future because i don't know if this country -- i mean, i'm jewish, i'm israeli. will this

sabrina siddiqui is national politics reporterfor the wall streetjournal. great to have you again.up happening. it's interesting because the white house iftar as a celebration dates back for decades. the first was traced to thomasjefferson in 1805 but it was a tradition under the clinton, bush and obama administrations, trump skipped one but still had iftar dinner with ambassadors from muslim—majority countries. now the white house has a predicament under president biden where they are trying to host what has been a pretty bipartisan and noncontroversial event when they are under so much pressure for the president's handling of the conflict in gaza, so instead of the dinner, i think a lot of the people who were invited, muslim leaders said, with more than a million people starving in gaza, they don't want to sit down to break bread with the white house, so they requested a policy discussion with the president instead, and that's what they did, was sit down to raise their concerns directly about the humanitarian crisis in gaza. some muslim leaders rejected the invitation, there were

her name is sabrina oliver. due to she was pulled out a live moments after her pregnant mother was killed. sabrina's home was hit by and is really airstrike on the rough uh, on saturday. the still ahead on alpha 0, america's top diplomat meets china is presidents engaging but there is little sign of a saw and relations the fellows hit slot to set fire for australia of the mainland. most big area of high pressure in charge will draw over a few showers just in across the east coast. as the winds come round high as we go, i don't show a brace. they're having to run the south. well, i don't into queensland as well. so the weather, just lucky here, but for most of this fine, dry and sunny pleasant autumn, the weather coming through temperatures, they lift the little for a time down towards the southeast and corner, but they will full back a little as we go into the pots off next week, but still mostly dry. having said that, what's the weather will drift this way across the tasmania eventually pushing towards the chai

sabrina siddiqui is national politics reporter for the wall streetjournal.rst was traced to thomasjefferson in 1805 but a tradition under the clinton, bush, obama administrations, trump skipped one but still had iftar ambassador dinners and now the white house has a predicament under president biden who are trying to host what been a pretty bipartisan and noncontroversial event when there is so much pressure for the handling of the conflict in gaza by the president so instead of the dinner invited, most leaders said with more than a million people starving in gaza they don't want to sit down to break bread with the white house so they requested a poly discussion with the president and state and that what they did was sit down to raise their concerns directly about the humanitarian crisis in gaza, some western leaders rejected invitations, calls to boycott and others i spoke to said they felt like it was a rare opportunity to have a direct audience with a president who they believe is one of the only people who can change the course of the war in gaza. ukrain

sabrina, i want to start with you because gw is really in the situation right now. they are facing the encampments can and trying to decide what to do about it. so your experience as a jewish student there on that campus. what is it like, what have you heard, what have you seen as well as your fellow jewish students? >> yeah. well, first of all, thank you so much for having me and for allowing us to share our voices. and as a jewish student, today at george washington university i'm really appalled by what's going on, but i'm honestly not surprised. and jewish students are not safe and they haven't been, and this has been in the making as a result of a combination of radical faculty who have been hired by the university and allowed to teach with no diversity in that campus faculty in addition to a weak administration that refuses to enforce their policies. and today i understand that they're trying to remove the encampments, but there's other factors that are preventing that from happening. but at the same time, over the course of the three years that i've been at a

. >> joining us now white house reporter for "the wall street journal," sabrina siddiqui.ing, sabrina. give us more of the big picture announcement here by the two leaders. although the word china was mentioned two times, there's no question beijing shadowed the entire proceedings. >> good morning, jonathan. you're absolutely right. some of the bigger announcements we saw were really in the defense space. you pointed to of them in your introduction just there, but there was also an agreement to change the u.s. structure in japan, to getter integrate japan and u.s. forces, establishing a military industrial council that would essentially look at and identify area wheres the u.s. and japan can cooperate on defense production, and efforts to improve integration in anti-missile defense between the u.s., australia, and japan. and to your point while china was not specifically mentioned, that's what this is really all about. president biden has now held a state dinner for each foreign leader whose country comprises of the so-called quad, this informal partnership between the u.s

, hello, sabrina was born.ible beauty. sabrina is finishing now. in the future she dreams of becoming an architect, she has lived in tanzania since she was 5 years old and therefore knows the cuisine of both countries equally well, then today we will have what kind of recipe is it like buryat tanzanian or not, today only tanzanian, okay, tanzanian recipe, bananas with meat in coconut milk is called nanyama in swahili, these are bananas, and nyama is meat, alpha is just indies on nyama, bananas with meat. we start, we start so that the meat turns out juicy and tender, we add ginger to it, but really, this is just such a life hack, if you add ginger, then everything will be softer, everything will be softer and more aromatic, by the way, this is my first time in tanzania, and you i was actually in buryat, but i was just last year, look, i have ready-made ginger, or do i need to chop it finer, well, to be honest , the finer the better, because the more the falcon will stand out, okay, it turns out that before we s

sabrina singh with me now.hat live shot notwithstanding what trey just showed us, a little bit about the capability of the iranian military. half of the missiles either failed to launch or failed in flight or crashed well before they hit israel. why was that? what does that say about iranian capability? >> thanks, bill, for having me. that's exactly right. we are still doing initial assessments of the strikes, our successful strikes with the idf and other partners in the region to assess exactly what happened when iran did fire some of its ballistic and cruise missiles. what i can tell you what was an unprecedented attack was met by an unprecedented united coalition able to knock out nearly 99% of what iran shot toward israel. that says the speaks to the capability of israeli and u.s. military and partners in the region and really speaks to iran's failures. at the end of the day iran was not successful in this attack. they really have been projecting this image to the world that is frankly being questioned as y

as a christian in china at 12, and sabrina is a you jewish student. >> hatred a lot of times in historytarted with assent semitism. that's what -- anti-semitism. that's what we're seeing right now on our doorstep. it's sad. >> we have a lot of support in america. 10, 20 years from now, what if these students are the ones in our halls of congress and our policy makers, leaders of businesses, this is really my concern for the future because i don't know if this country -- i mean, i'm jewish. i'm israeli. will this country be safe for my children? and it's not only a jewish problem. it's an american problem. because these people are not only chanting against the jews, they're chanting against american values and it really stems from the faculty. that's the root of the problem. they're indoctrine ating kids with anti-israel lies and hate. >> that's what we spoke about earlier. i made the point to both of you earlier in the show, what you're seeing is manifestation of half a century of indoctrination. you're seeing the critical theory, students seeing the world through oppressor and he oppre

sent to you yesterday, isaac care to as you tap through, usually i'm looking at these studies for sabrina and forage of flourish to for me to on, on, on their, to their which, which is a little bit emotionally just posted sustainable, they won't because of this new way to possible. do school culture. was there any don't know which these regarding know for the don't or is i can suggest to do given the other than that we're going to use best opinion. finance has come up with the acceptance and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way in say the leader of hamas says palestine wil

gathering held at sabrina's pizzeria. reservations required. >>> and laying offer employees. sun power plans to lay off about 1,000 of those people in the coming days and close down some of the insulation locations. sun power says those cuts are part of a restructuring plan. >>> a new bill will penalize demonstrations blocking traffic. this protest shut down the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. one delayed organ transplants from arriving in time at a local hospital. protesters who block a highway preventing emergency vehicles from passing could be fined from $100 to $200, but do it repeatedly over the course of three years the penalties could go up to $1,000. the bill still has to be heard through the entire senate and the state before it gets a full vote. >>> if you've noticed you're paying more for eggs lately you're not alone. a dozen large grade a eggs now cost 10% more than last year. experts say the resurgence of bird flu is at least in part to blame here. usda says more than 14 million egg-laying chickens died since november. now the country's largest producer wa

steph and sabrina are apparently going to run it back, this time with a twist.out steph curry taking on new york liberty guard sabrina ionescu at the nba all star three point challenge. the athletic is reporting that klay thompson and iowa star caitlin clark could turn it into a two on two contest next year. the warriors they are hosting the all star weekend at chase center. that's going to be a nice weekend here. so if they do that again next year, it'll be pretty cool. >> i'd love it. yeah, it was a lot of fun and really just such like good personalities. it was fun to watch. it's fun to see the after like interaction and it's just great for the sport stuff. >> son was there too, right? i think i saw a video. was he walking out? yeah >> well now we'll have to find that video. >> the whole thing seems like a really great cam was showing. >> yeah, pam was showing me some video earlier on instagram on steph's page. >> oh yeah. all right. we'll look like a boss. and we're looking up boss right now. yeah >> all right. quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu new

steph and sabrina are apparently going to run it back, this time with a twist.eph curry taking on new york liberty guard sabrina ionescu at the nba. all star three point challenge. the athletic is reporting that klay thompson and iowa star caitlin clark could turn it into a two on two contest next year. the warriors are hosting the all star weekend at chase center and wait for that. no, that would be fun to watch. >> hit me up there like i'm coming to town that weekend. i'm crashing with you. >> yeah, that's fair, that's fair. >> that's gonna be busy. yeah. all right. ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo is here looking more immediately into the future. right now. where? forecast. yes >> another nice day across the bay area. subtle changes for some. it's cooler in the north bay where we started out with some fog. this morning. bigger changes coming tomorrow. wet changes by thursday. i'll show you this coming up in just a moment. san francisco a beautiful one this afternoon with mostly sunny skies, a little bit of an onshore breeze expected for the second part of t

were found near sacramento months later, gabe's family, friends and community members gathered at sabrina as pizzeria and oakley. oakley this evening to watch that documentary together. the gabe family has been pushing hard for this documentary to be released, hoping it changes public perception about the case and could possibly lead to charges against the mother of alexis ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. jones was the primary suspect in the case, but he was killed in a police standoff after watching the documentary tonight, alexis parents say they were actually disappointed the final product was missing. some key pieces, including a video of the suspects. mother. >> that video is important and expecting to everyone to see. to the police report said something like go. he said something like was cold but it's not. seeing all of with each and especially the inside of the house speak. do to us? that in city going to >> in a statement to kron 4, the contra costa district attorney's office says, quote, based on the evidence we've been provided by the investigating agencies, there is no indication

and sabrina ionescu put on an absolute show and it was probably arguably the best part of nba all-star weekend. and they're going to hopefully continue that in the next years. and who knows, maybe we will get to see you in sq width. caitlin clark taking on steph curry versus klay thompson next year. that is the rumor right now, and that would certainly be fun to watch. >> and she was amazing with her three shooting. she almost one that three-point when she steph curry. we're all watching a lot of us who were at the nba all-star game weekend. we came out of it saying that was the greatest moment of the entire weekend for all of us. there was really an incredible moment and she was amazing the new york liberty wnba star almost beating steph curry and the three-point shootout. andy scholes. thanks. it's very much and we'll be right back >> stage this is what dreams are made >> they talk about for a lifetime. we will see you in phoenix choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be. like number one shift dad cook it up a free hot breakfast for the entire f

the nba three-point contest like sabrina ionescu this past one especially will be in the bay area's. >> maybe we'll get back all rignt. thanks, jason. jason. >> att says 10's of millions of its customers are affected by a data leak involving critical personal information. the communications giant says data for about 73 million current and former customers. it was leaked to the dark web about 2 weeks ago. the company says the leak includes social security information 18 tia going to see if the breach came from the company itself from a tnt or from an outside vendor. the data could include customers going back to 2019 or even earlier. the company is contacting affected current customers to reset pass codes and is providing necessary credit monitoring where applicable. google says it will destroy or d identify data it collected from people who used in cognito mode in its chrome web browser. >> it's part of a class action settlement filed in federal court in california where google account holders accused the company of illegally tracking their private behavior. the settlement also inclu

triste de que ella hubiera vuelto a la vida la conocieron dentro de la inc incubadora y la llamaron sabrina pulmones no se habian desarrollado por completo en el vientre de su madre su madre. >> a menos de una semana de su nacimiento, la bebita murio hoy en el hospital. >> su breve vida fue un destello de esperanza en medio de la desoladora realidad en la franja de gaza. >> lourdes hurtado, noticias del mundo esperanza. >> revelan imagenes del arresto mortal de un hombre al que se le escucha decir que no puede respirar. >> ademas, revocaron la historica historica condena por violacion contra el productor de cine en harvey weinstein, un caso que dio origen al m movimiento me too , una cerveza light con una terminación perfecta para aquellos que esperan más de su cerveza light. modelo oro. el estándar de oro de las cervezas light. good morning! stop! el cinnabon pull-apart es perfecto para empezar el dia. el primer rayo de sol de la mañana hace que el inconfundible “cinnabon scent” despierta tus sentidos. es verdad! trust me! el nuevo wendy's cinnabon pull-apart es perfecto para tus mañanas.

defense secretary sabrina singh. according to her, the supply of weapons continues to grow, the official did not specify other details. on june 6, 2023, one of the largest man-made disasters in europe occurred. the russians destroyed the dam of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station. the water drowned everything in its path and even reached mykolaiv oblast. however, as in the region and until... they are trying to eliminate the consequences of the acocide, we look further: mud, puddles, even rodents, this is what most of the shelters in cities and villages that were flooded as a result of the explosion of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric dam look like, among them the snow plow, which in the mykolaiv region, for a long time , local children had to study remotely and... through rocket shelling and because of the lack of places where you can hide from them. if our bomb shelter is built, we can already work with children in our kindergarten, everything depends on when it will be built for us. the bomb shelter in the numbe

. >> reporter: this on the heels of the nba game when steph curry barely beat sabrina ionescu in a three-pointtest. >> expect more of that in the future. if it's steph versus caitlin clark, they might need to hold it in a football stadium. >> caitlin clark and iowa take on yukon in the final four from cleveland on friday night. the women's national championship is set for sunday. >>> if you are looking forward to summer music festival, ticket for outside lands go on sale in a couple hours. the festival comes back to golden gate park on august 8th through the 11th. no surprise, it's been the case for a while, it's expensive. a three-day general admission wristband will cost more than 400 bucks a pop. prices go all the way up to nearly $4,900 for the most exclusive packages. ticket sales start at 10:00 a.m., but there is a catch because the lineup hasn't been released yet. >>> it's finally fish doorbell season again, which is the most wonderful time of the year. >> if you were sick of mindlessly scrolling social media on your phone, why not use that phone to ring a >>> this nex story might sound

doctors saved sabrina but her mother, father and old sister were killed. run by hamas says at least two—thirds of those killed since the war began and children. 0ur correspondent reports now on the story. out of this hell, a new life was struggling to be born. the bomb israel dropped here would kill her father, sister and mother. doctors had only minutes to rescue the baby from her dying mother's womb. tapping to stimulate breathing. air pumped into tiny lungs. the fight to live, the strongest instinct at any age. they've called her sabreen, after her mother. "the baby is under medical care," says dr mohammed salama. "she'll stay here for three to four "weeks in the nursery and after that, "we'll see about her leaving." baby sabreen al—sakani's parents and younger sister lay among the other dead of the air strike. her uncle, riam, a survivor in a broken family. translation: | swear| to god, this is enough. this is enough. we are tired. this was the family before the war. mother sabreen, father shukri and sister malak, who told her parents she looked forwar

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this was stated by the deputy. the spokesperson of the us secretary of defense sabrina singh. according to her, arms deliveries continue to grow. the official has not specified other details at this time. meanwhile, in the turkish province of dennis lli, during the celebration of the victory in the local elections , a balcony with people collapsed. according to the khaber tv channel, supporters of the opposition people's republican party gathered near her office. a group of people went out onto two balconies, due to the stampede one of the balconies collapsed, 18 people were injured, all of them were hospitalized, one of them died in the hospital, 13 of them... four more were discharged, they continue to be treated. and five people became victims of the hurricane winds that swept through the south of poland. according to local publications, the police under the supervision of the prosecutor's office are investigating the circumstances of the tragedy. two women and a six-year-old child died in a park in the city of rabkazdruy. a tree fell on them. it is also known about the dea

[applause] >> thank you, sabrina. thank you all for being here. as you know, recently there has been a lot more interest in the role banks play in global economies and communities, particularly when it comes to very big mergers. the failure of the silicate valley bank, generated a lot of talk and those of you who have been community groups on the front line, and crc on others, have been asking some tough questions about what we are doing to make sure banks are serving the community. more recently, there has been some announcement of big proposed mergers between credit card giants. in february, the banking industry sued the regulators regarding community reinvestment act. so i thought i would spend a little time today talking about how we should think about why banks serve communities and neighborhoods. i think a lot of people want to believe that banks are serving the underserved because it is charitable. so i'm going to first discuss some of the history about banking law and that terms convenience and needs. next i am going to discuss the bank me

about this. said deputy spokesperson for the us department of defense sabrina singh. according to her , the supply of weapons continues to grow, the official did not specify other details. five people became victims of the hurricane winds that swept through the south of poland. according to local publications, the police under the supervision of the prosecutor's office are investigating the circumstances of the tragedy. two women and a six-year-old child died in a park in rabka zdrój. on them a tree fell it is also known about the death of a young woman and a nine-year-old boy in the city of zakopane. the local authorities warned about it. safe wind, the speed of which reaches at least 100 km/h. more than 200 photos of dead azov residents, boys and girls, who in 2022 held the coat of arms of mariupol. in kremenchuk, the azov regiment, angels of mariupol exhibition is on display. it was shown for the first time in kyiv on sofia square on october 22. since then , angels and heroes have been traveling the country. kremenchuk in... the 12th city, ours also visited the exh

a free screening will be held tomorrow at sabrina's pizzeria in oakley at 6:00. the episode, titled where is alexis? will also premiere on the discovery network. the 24 year old oakley woman disappeared in january of 2022. some of her remains were found more than a year later. investigators say she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, who was later killed by police. >> tonight, people from across the bay area came together to honor and remember people killed by drivers who were under the influence. mothers against drunk driving held the candlelight vigil in martinez. they say the light of the candles symbolizes hope and remembrance. many members of law enforcement attended, saying it's important to get the message out to the younger generation. and madd says they want families to know they are not alone. >> as long as i have a voice for mad, our victims will be known and i hope that you all have that same passion and be gracious to you. >> madd says a bill to require ignition locks for dui offenders move forward in sacramento today, san francisco would be one of fiv

sabrina, you cover the white house for the wall street journal. you been covering this issue for some time. what are you learning about? what's going inside the white house in how or whether the president plans to address these protests head-on what you heard the white house condemn incidents of antisemitism that occurred at some of the protests at columbia university. but at the same time of course, they're supporting the right to free speech, the right to peaceful protests, and the large majority of these protests have been peaceful. but what they can't ignore is the anger that is at the center of these protests over their continued approach to the israel-hamas war specifically, what i still been unconditional support by this administration for israel these students calling for a ceasefire, wanting this administration to stop sending military and final initial aid to israel. and that policy isn't changing. so now they have to grapple with how do they address that frustration? how do they address that anger? what's also been striking is they have

his breakout role came in the "chilling adventures of sabrina."so starred in prime video's "gen v." chance perdomo was just 27 years old. >> linsey: to march madness. purdue will join uconn and alabama in the final four on the men's side. for the women, you saw it right here on abc, south carolina keeps its perfect season alive after beating oregon state to make the final four. north carolina state is also going. they upset texas 76-66. hoping to join them are caitlin clark's iowa and angel reese's lsu. they'll meet tomorrow in a rematch of last year's championship game. >>> when we come back, beyonce proves once again why so many call her the queen. nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symp

sabrina siddiqui is national politics reporter for the wall streetjournal. great to have you again.more attention to the plans for the dinner tonight. tell us what ended up happening. it’s tonight. tell us what ended up happening-— happening. it's interesting because the _ happening. it's interesting because the white - happening. it's interesting because the white house | happening. it's interesting - because the white house iftar as celebration dates back for decades. the first was traced to thomas jefferson decades. the first was traced to thomasjefferson in 1805 but a tradition under the clinton, bush obama administrations, trump give one but still had iftar ambassador dinners will stop in the white house has a predicament under president biden were we are trying to host what been a pretty bipartisan and noncontroversial event when there is so much pressure for the handling of the conflict in gaza by the president so instead of the dinner invited, most leaders said with more than a million people starving in gaza that want to sit down to break bread with the white house so they

newborn sabrin over to the she was pulled out the live mode himself to her pregnant mother was killed. sabrina's home was hit by and is really your strength on the rough uh, on saturday. belgium has some in the is really in bassett, or after an aide work or in his child were killed by his really forces in rough until out in the bond. and his 7 year old son were killed in a house sheltering displaced people. he worked for the belgians development agency . the foreign minister said that the killing was unacceptable and just demanding an explanation. a still a head on alpha 0. america's top diplomat meets china as president, engaging but there is little sign of a saw in relations. the fellow it is set to turn model across the western pilots. if you're probably for the next couple of days, it said to be a little bit chilly. recently we have got clap and brain that'll tumble this way. and from the atlantics they, they were the systems just ganging up. they're going to continue making the way 58th, which is that happens, we squeezing that heat. how does that east side of here? i'll show you what's goi

she was pulled out alive, moments off to have pregnant mother was killed. sabrina's home was hit by and is ready as striking rafa on saturday. let's go to raw for now and gaza, where 51 people have been killed in the past 24 hours target resume is that for us and kind of like of course, and none of these growing demonstrations that we're seeing across the united states and then you are would be happening if it wasn't for the situation unfolding that in god's bring is up to speed on the latest strikes. then the yes, navy, in fact. so the situation on the grounds in the garza's tribe is heating, not one day the by uses as the is very ministry, has been escalating, their amended to a tax on set for areas, of course that there are 2. 1 of the latest wave of is getting a tax had target to tier residential house in the number of pots of roof districts applause. obviously i play an empty house that there is no, any casualties has been reported for yes, we can clearly hear the bombardments on the air strikes that these are very ministry has been carrying out in the past. oh, exactly. and the we

and all of this, sabrina stories is one of the law enforcement stories. so that there was a culture in place, a call to really difference. that was really something you would normally would have thought would have been in the us department of justice. i regret that we are even having to, to have this conversation in 2024. you know, like so many americans think that this, this nonsense was dispensed with. 40 years ago, and that's just not the case. it's, it's an ongoing fight. it is and, and, and is so sad because, you know, being a black person and having see is one thing to say, okay, you know, you, you file a complaint to get it fixed, and you might have a few individuals that all have some, you know, a home a big uh, ideas and thoughts, but when you get into a system and you see that the system project and so at all course, then and then it shows me how that's what i tell about command and control environments. once you want to stay in a command and control environment operates, if you come into the system and you happen to have a boss as a racist or w

phone sabrin, we showed that she was pulled out a live moments of the present mother was killed. sabrina's home was hit by his very striking rafter on saturday. as well as war and gauze. it has left the strips, healthcare system in ruins. the collapse of sanitation systems of lack of clean drinking water is fusing the spread of disease. honey mcclintic proposed now after months of bombardment on suffering, the people of god that had been left within you in the beginning the peace because the effort should be a honda for the situation is very dark and the place is no suitable for living to no toilets no water, no sanitation facilities, just making it very difficult one toilet and one war to science, a 5000 displace individuals. people are an overcrowded spaces. and this has led to a spread of infectious diseases, very alien to us. even the health ministry cannot determine what these diseases uh the lack of showers in hand washing facilities means maintaining a proper hygiene is nearly impossible. stagnating water and pour waste management held the breed diseases, carrying mosquitoes and fli