there are other solutions but the viability of those solutions if we think that the two-state solution, the viability of the other solution are even less. so the whole world even the united states says that the most viable solution is the two-state solution. the international court of justice said that we need to move towards a two-state solution. the global alliance wants a two-state solution. the only entity who doesn't want is the occupied states of israel. its illusion of occupying people forever demonizing them, brutalizing can't pass with impunity. they need to requestion that. because today, after that happened and the sufferings of the palestinians for decades, this will bring us to another maybe more vicious violence of this if this is not solved in the nearest time possible. the two-state parameters are there. we need a again ian path that gives us a specific framework on the two states and mechanism that puts the players into account. >> thank you, you in the beginning mentioned the word hope. i think it's very important. we are meeting here at a very sensitive time. i think

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where a discussion of a to says solution. so the idea that that the cost of the prime minister brought up, i thought it was incredibly, find it and incredibly important and strategic. why? because for the past 16 months would read women focused on gods as if god is a plant on its own gases. spot them far, some of its hinterland, the westbank and jewels to them. and that's why i need a solution moving forward, which cannot just be a by because it has to be by out of style. me because the problem that we're facing is of course and is there a problem, but it is in palestine and hence it's the punishment that they're quite a solution. now if you, we need any proof of laura. if anyone knew any pool, it's just by looking today, i'd watch nothing. no, i just don't know what happened. we weren't talking you and i, i remember that very well when you said what comes after guys. i said the worst tech is randy's after they just start because i don't want to destroy that westbank or next most of it and certainly humanly scale and get on a

but what we to find is when we have the right long term solutions, the small solution does have outsized benefits. so $1 spent, $13 saved. so similar thing that when we can invest in communities of color and the communities that have been disinvested in we will get outsized that will reduce costs in health care, reduce costs in energy burdens reduce costs in our whole things, not only for that household, but for the communities as a whole. and i find this to be a daunting challenge i think it is absolutely right challenge to the solutions then also have outsized impact as they're solving up through that whole piece. and the final thing i'll just say on this is that when we think about climate particularly i used i started my career in sociology and looking at issues of class and race and gender until i started understanding what climate change meant and i realized, oh, this is going to tackle all of this. and the problem is, to a certain degree, we fail, act at the scale and comprehension that we need to until the climate are bad enough. right. and when is you? tell me when it makes you

orjust make solution or just make arrangements solution orjust make arrangements for virtually the statusas a 57 years, in terms of the occupation of the palestinian territories by the israelis. now, one can speculate about trump and first team, in the deal of the century, you will recall, had a plan youngster abraham accords, plan youngster abra ham accords, there plan youngster abraham accords, there was a two state framework within his plan. . whether his administration is going to pick this up and try to do the deal of the century, and in terms of an israeli—palestinian peace settlement, has to be seen. that is going to be a huge undertaking. but let's face it — there is no military solution to the israeli—palestinian conflict. when i was ambassador to israel then prime minister yitzhak rabin whose credentials in terms of security for israel, but it was made public there is no military solution. israel has to work for a political solution on the israeli—palestinian conflict. i hope that state grab will enter the steep —— enter the scene under the trump administration, the met —— that

i think part of the solutions thing.right that like there are ways to tell about solutions that are like here are some things that people are organizing to do and you can get involved in it. and then there are ways to tell stories that are like elon musk has it figured out go home. yeah, right. go to go back to george w bush. right. like and this was george dad. oh yeah. the first one of anyway. yeah. and so to think about like i don't have an easy solution, however things are bad things are really bad. but to say that here are some options that people are trying. and the quote, my dear, recently departed friend jane mccaleb, who would always every conversation with people are ready to fight. and that's just about the best news i've ever heard that is she got her hope. that is where i get hope. and i think that's a sort of different kind of solution story. but i don't know who your editors are and how much they're going to like that because i often have a hard time pitching stories like that to big name publications beca

what we have never been further from a 2 state solution. this is something that's being discussed here. in fact, just before the opening statements, i also the norwegian, a foreign minister and the processing and prime minister. while this is usually symbolic, for sure, but we've never been further away from a 2 state solution. this is really government makes it very clear. that is it, it, it, it is against the to st solution. if you look at the line nice, it's gone. if you look at supplement expansion in the occupied westbank, you have an incoming us administration that has recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel, which is of course, occupied history somewhat. palestinians want as their capital. so it's like, how practically can you change what is a very important dialogue to really achieving change on the ground? well, they both said that it had to do with pressure of the international community that simply the cycle of violence. and this of course is key will continue if the underlying issues are not addressed. and what is that tha

the united states says that the most viable solution is a 2 state solution.the international courts of justice said we need to move towards a 2 state solution, the global alliance and the whole world wants 02 state solution. occupy the state of israel. occupying people forever, demonizing them, brutalizing them, they need to -- three questions asked. as to what happened, and the suffering of the palestinians for decades. it is of more vicious cycle of violence in the future. if this issue is not solved or solving the nearest time possible. the two state parameters are this, a genuine path with a specific framework on the two states, the monitoring mechanism players into account. >> host: you mentioned the word hope. a sensitive time, hope is may be something that is not on people's mind because it is just a small installment in terms of where we need to be but if we have a conversation in a year's time we are in a different situation where some of the things we discussed, the feasibility of the 2 state solution or being careful about saying there are pathways

guterres: i think there's a win-win solution. that win-win solution is that the ceasefire holds. hostages are -- go on being released. and the message takes place. first 130 trucks, second 900 trucks. it was shown when restriction disappeared aid was provided. this is important. it is a successful story. now this success story must resolve itself into a success story in the next phases. and the next phases leading to a situation of permanent ceasefire in gaza and the situation in which a transition can be established in gaza, allowing for the unification of the occupied palestinian territories. and allowing for a serious negotiation, a political solution, based on the two states. this is the win-win situation. but there is another possibility. and the other possibility is for israel feeling emboldened by military successes to think that this is the moment to through the annexation of the west bank and to keep gaza in a kind of limbo situation with an unclear form of governance. it is clear for me that israel is not fundamentally in gaza. it's fundamentally in the west bank. now t

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if it is a public market solution we can do that. a private credit solution, we can do that. >> one thing i'm very curious about outside of private equity, there is now a tremendous amount of strategic activity also going on this morning. a few days ago, goldman was one of the advisors on the cancellation deal as well. where do you think the hottest deal activity is going to be? >> is no question that tech might have short periods of less activity but will be pervasive. it might not be the largest companies but there's obviously a very long list. nearly half of the large-cap private equity portfolios sit inside the broader technology media telecom. industrials has remained very active. the national resources, there's been a lot of transactions which by the way, require commodity financing, hedging and potentially private credit activity. that is power as you just articulated, it is metals and mining, chemicals. >> health care had a relatively quiet 2024. obviously it started the year with a relatively -- relatively significant jump i

in any political solution. i'd give you a computer to other commitments. are these new ideas just or was it a building pro a suitable when we're dealing with the company, lines it up. is that correct or or some of the, the on the to as of the email with which that though the downstairs notes. but she's got the those because the body is agreeing to the new guy and should any general project joshua voyage sooner at the old style, what could i do today? we're here to look over that here and then you get the can you put the junior to charge more expensive also when it's the opposite. 5th street, you to go staging version 4. let's just and then one is much blamed. the visual is from the, you know, use the one with him before i use the info to watch the full charlotte, which of which it, you know, it's which, which corners thing. and this one creative just filled up, those to use the equipment. and then you go to the, the only people that go down below was turned these look at our choice. don't they match the positiv

they're not interested in this two state solution. they want a security solution. and you were pressing him quite hard. is that really the best way to go forward in the long term? fascinating. so i'm with you now. >> i'm glad you're able to listen to it. and what he did say is he believes. i know there's a cabinet meeting at 7 a.m. tomorrow, israeli time to go over this deal. and he believes it's going to get done. give me give me the contours of the deal. give me the state of things for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you heard bennett's response there. he said he's not quite sure he's going to survive this. >> so you probably know by now that the meeting the government was supposed to happen today, and the israeli government was going to ratify this deal that was announced yesterday by the united states. >> it was announced in qatar. the cease fire deal has been more or less accepted internationally, but not by the israeli government officially, even though the israeli military says it has already begun preparations for the deal it is already setting setting u

should be thinking of the solutions. recognize in the incoming white house america has an opportunity and we have a role to play. the arabs and israelis have to play their role. >> good to see you. we will take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. ♪ >> the governor of south dakota will become one of the most prominent figures in donald trump -- donald trump's new cabinet if she's confirmed this next week as the new secretary for homeland security. then she will be responsible for securing the border and enacting the mass deportations donald trump has promised. in a three hour examination, she portrayed the illegal immigration at the u.s.-mexico border as an invasion and said she would work to reinstate trump's remaining mexico program. that forced non-mexican migrants to wait in mexico while pursuing u.s. asylum. >> border security must remain a top priority. as a nation, we have the right and responsibility to secure our borders against those who would do us harm. and we must create a f

across the world that -- that -- that -- that is where solutions come into play.is the -- is the view that europe is losing the battle -- is that -- is that -- is that overblown? does it -- does that suggest we are overplaying this or is there -- is there -- is there a massive gulf that we see? >> we should be confident, i'm super happy trying to foster the environment so we should not sell ourselves short. i am not thinking about ipo. it is a great experience for them, something that will teach the brain on how to think but also as far as i em enthusiastic there is always the part of where it is better if you speak the language. -- where do you see -- see the business? guest: we wanted to be the player, we've captured the fortune 500 as you mentioned, 80% of the companies, so really a footprint there and like every time somebody thinks translation i want them to think about it. tom: you're building out a supercomputer, how important is that in terms of your ability to spend? guest: we've been researching and building models since inception, building data centers

the time has come to take practical measures that advance the 2 state solution. this, the, what causes of this call? i'm direct to the confront. totally get it to you. is there any confusion i need to, i'm going by the nation of international excellence, is this global alliance must identify and apply a concrete ruby and simple tools. well, it's collectively and individually to promote con plans and dictated by one nation noncompliance. as such as tips begin with a comprehensive ceasefire. the left to move a c the siege. once it gets us to implementing is that you under the oceans, including 2 or 334-2735, find the accountability data by paving the way to and then the general corporation and achieve the 2 state solution. the point of caution. is it a corporate i think this to, to find this time and supporting is for membership and they're not technicians in line with the events. you under the notions from the sun. i see j advisory open you as manuel. if you have already done such a good condition is not only find information to find a city and so what and is also

and that is the solution. israel should stop, should stop objecting to our right of having democracy and free democratic elections. >> mustafa, stay with us. we will try to get back to both you and aviv. but we do have new video of the hostages being handed over. so i want to go to cnn's chief national security analyst, jim sciutto in tel aviv, who is back with me. yeah, well, fareed, watching this video, what is key as we watch these three israeli women gain their freedom after 470, what have been torturous days is that as they leave that suv there and we'll zoom in a little bit more as they step out, we can see that they step out of the vehicle under their own power. >> they're able to walk out of the vehicle there. you can see it now on to the red cross that received them. and that is a good sign. we did know that two of them were injured during the october 7th attacks. ramy ronen, one of them, and emily damaris, that they were injured in their hand from gunshot, shrapnel. and their families had been told t

that -- lived experiences that get the best solutions for america.nald trump and republicans talks about every state needs to come up with their own solution because we are a diverse country, that works, except for on race and gender issues. the biggest problem is the people at the top don't understand or won't understand the importance of diversity in all of our institutions and private sector. caitrÍona: calvin, bringing it back to what the president is actually doing here literally, in telling people that they have no job, they're being put on administrative leave for the next week or two and the companies have been ordered to wind down their positions in that time, can he do that? even more so, this region into the private sector to get them to do the same -- reach into the private sector to get them to do the same? calvin: i'm sure there will be legal challenges to what he's is doing with government employees. we have seen this campaign against government employees, that they are all sitting at home not doing any work. there is returned to work

you can think of the solution you've just used to many more boys we need to green, so we are used to shoot me new near. so what do we do? you start to maybe you would like to wait. uh, do you have any ingredients because i can lift these little donica little green, some extension with them. so you know, those little things, those ease of mushroom before i move to my move. no it's, i've been severe new door getting this page and when you're using, but it done simple. so the way the lending money spent form 2 of them problem really looking for a move to my daughter and they want to share choice over these 3. she and my feeling a little that what people get somebody to build, what downgrading in some boulevard deal, and then what's the 20th the function, the federal much photos put it in there was nothing special shevan, this music distorted touch. i'm gonna be up there with you. it's been really when do you guys will slow? i'm not letting you know it is a gram fence, but it's a voltage missile. hold dot org. you place white it still up when you have to try and find it for the future. i

one of them is the two state solution. so hear it again and again and again and. any time anybody talks about israel, it's is, you know, upending the process, delaying the process of the two state solution. and netanyahu is a prime minister is not fostering enough support to create this and paving a way. we hear this all the time and i'm just curious as to why where that came from like why why why it goes back in to go back to 1936 peel commission going back to the partition plan in 1947, the partition plan of the un voted here in queens you go back to the numerous offers oslo all the way to the 2000 and every offer of some some degree of division the nation of the states of israel has accepted all the nations, the pre-state israel's accepted and the arabs have rejected. where does this notion come from that that two states is the solution when it's been tried so many times and hasn't worked with the originated well, you know you kind of touched on the problem which is that the state of israel continues to accept. you know, the problem is, you know what? you know,

the problem of plastic pollution is multifaceted and so, are the solutions. i think the epa plastic strategy as well as the break free from plastic pollution act provide good starting points for discussions. three solutions i want to highlight are source reduction and mitigation, extended corporate responsibility, and the creation of a national waste and recycling plan. thank you greatly for your time and attention. i look forward to answering your questions. sen. merkley: thank you very much for your testimony and now we'll turn to our third witness. welcome. mr. alspach: good afternoon, chairman padilla, chairman merkley, ranking member lummis, ranking member mullen, and members of the subcommittees. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today on this important topic. my name is brent alspach and i'm a vice president and director of applied research at arcadis, a global engineering and consulting firm, where i oversee a program that's conducted approximately $30 million in drinking water, potable reuse, wastewater, and stormwater research. i a

so to become a month, to do a solution as soon as possible. but the suggest the weight, so you remove the solution, for instance, to join nato, to change the, your domestic legislation. you on the computer in order to funk us do something wrong to russian. so if you transferred money to the bank, some cyprus like you should have until then they say, what's good, what's your cost to the p to enter the european union and for some, for you to separate. so they see there, you will have no problems. the know the nature where we are all will be a licensure. this much here you, we have for a true diminishing and the number of russians are used to choose to perhaps. so you should not remember so often about your shared history and the revenue. we do not interfere into this question. i understand that the cyprus, this is a very important who is your issue. but from that you are political, which is usually the 1st part of your question that gives the simple, far more important to whether we can to come back on the normal track on our shared concept to u

oral pills are the solution. by having our data readout progressing, continuing to talk with partners, to your question, we will continue the dialogue's. our goal, getting the medicines to all. we believe we need a strategic partner for commercialization. sonali: keep us updated on that front. i'm curious. what are the big topics here in addition to talking about white locks -- weight loss drugs is the m&a environment. from where you are sitting what is the interest from big pharma when it comes to dealmaking? ray: we have no slowdown in interest. people keep approaching us. jp morgan. what i love about this conference is it brings investors with the biotech, pharma companies come altogether. we will continue having those. and that interest, those discussions. i think that we will see a very good year for m&a activity in 2025. katie: that seems to be the consensus here. a lot of optimism. we are less than a week away from the inauguration of donald trump. i am curious about pricing. of course, you are still in mi

and basically, in order to have a solutions happening and implemented, you need to listen to all sides. and you need to address the concerns. and you need to make sure that you are pushing all sides and even to, to accept the things that they maybe they don't want to accept to. because of, you know, short short tell them to the chemicals a lot that we're not set of that fee for the people to stability. when you look at the gas out today, uh, approximately 80 percent of the infrastructure is destroyed. so it will cost a lot to put in my la to rebuild this one thing is they're immediately military and supporters is needed as food water and also shelter. but then to reconstruct that, then i think for reconstruction, there also has to be a framework there. so there is some guarantees that that it will not been destroyed for the 4th time because i think no, it's a, uh, at least all its been rebuilt twice over year. no. at the 3rd of as i call you calls, but it's a bill. do you think the cease fire has in that also a pat towards the so is natural donors will be available where it says it's i

so the 2 state solution isn't really what they're looking for. is there anything likely to come out of this sort of me saying anything concrete? i mean, these meetings have been held several times over the years of the yes it's is the 3rd one since last year. we don't expect anything concrete for sure . this is more of a form of dialogue and when i pushed the norwegian farm in straw 90 said we realize the difficulties. we realize that this is really government is very much against it . remember also the trump administration is they recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel occupied east jerusalem is what the palestinians want as a capital of any future states. or there's so many complexities, let alone the short term when it comes to governing gauze is so know in a short answer is that there is nothing concrete going to come out. but there was a message from the international community if you will, that this is important for them. that is the only way forward, but you are having coverage. uh israel palestine for a very long time. i can tell yo

you know, it's a much better solution with a single experience. i mean, you have to do it to read it, to me is less through his digital issue. and here's my, here's what the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the phone was sort of. yeah. well, the actual position is locks that i honestly, i always pay for anything or if i have seen it as a little bit, but as soon as can we ending the last of last supposedly lost on last leslie? the victor was bill. oh, it looks like it's been the wrong. yeah. and you was bill which i, it's the number listed and you know, i'm not the win dash allow me over to sort deluxe, the silly little stuff still. i mean it's just too loud. so we'll a 3rd today, but the last part was fine with us. mr. well, yeah, good afternoon, back because last night and even love to show us today, no surfaces of accident produced by from middle school can request a gloss. no. go ahead, go to adjust the i don't know the rest of your nipple are also on the you. is this the idea of value as long as i'm with that, and that's why they allow

the only viable path is a political solution. this cessation of attacks in yemen and syria and a cease-fire in gaza and the released of hostages are of utmost importance. in yemen, and inclusive political solution of the united nations auspices is the best way of putting an end to the spiral of violence that's been touring the country apart for years now. the regional situation must not be instrumentalized by any of the parties for their own political gain. all parties involved and those who exert influence on them must refrain from action that could exacerbate tensions. madam president, we are deeply disquieted by the events of the last few days. council must contribute to a diplomatic solution, we must speak with one voice in this deadly chapter of regional kong for grayson -- conflagration in which civilians pay a heavy price. switzerland is now stepping down and will continue to work for the sake of international law and the protection of civilians everywhere and at all times. we will be counting on the members of the securit

for do you think there's any chance of a real tuesday solution? no, i think we have to achieve that because that's the only way to rate the be the least of his menace of perpetual fight. perpetual war between the, his release of the arabs far as the you and president joe biden are on the same page. why do you think president biden has failed so dramatically in achieving a 2 state solution? i think present by the end is administration is not serious about really promoting the 2 state solution. because the very much a suite into providing unlimited financial support and military support to israel, not without the us unconditional support. israel cannot sustain its long last. the war against the policy is by no more than 40000 innocent palestinian civilians are being killed. 75 percent of them, women and children, including many technical and this has been generally being labeled as i'm just transitive as a general side, etc. and israel is full featured over goodwill. it has accumulated and ever since it's independence. and i think prime minister net

because every problem as the solution. also, as we saw after the shelf in war, or there was another pressure on india to take sides of interest in that if it was an inductor, because that's in stands, which hasn't been appreciated by a, you know, show or so. and we bought traditionally, there was an unofficial, but we found risk. so i think of these other problems which of the cannot be ignored. but i'm sure that our solutions estimate that because of so many countries though we're dealing with for sure. i know, you know, to numerous engineers and so many countries and most going to do not want. we have an additional 4 sections that order, one driven edition of industrial click. and it is like a water intro reflectors. have to put the heads together and see how to deal with this problem. what are they said? there is a lot of training which is happening outside the us. and.

you can be part of the solution in a lot of different ways. it doesn't have to be as an elected official, you can be part of the solution. as a truth teller and a journalist, you can be part of the solution. as a good parent who raises good kids, you can be part of the solution. as a business owner who treats his employees fairly, gives decent jobs to people with decent wages. i mean, there are a lot of different ways to be part of the solution, and so i wouldn't necessarily encourage every young person to go into public office. that's not for everybody, but there is a way to make a contribution, whether that's as a teacher, a journalist, a parent, whatever that might be. joe simitian, you are the first politician i interviewed when i moved to the bay area in 1998, and it is a true pleasure to interview you again. nice to see you again. thank you for being here with us. thank you. best of luck. thank you. a gentleman indeed. a live look at san jose. jeff is back wh the forecastit a truly hidden gem. the last printing press in america where han

do you think there's any chance of a real tuesdays solution? no, i think we have to achieve that because that's the only way to reach the be the least of his menace of perpetual fight. perpetual walk between the israelis of the arabs. far as the you and president joe biden are on the same page. why do you think president biden has failed so dramatically in achieving a 2 state solution? i think present vitamins and as administrating is not serious about really promoting the 2 state solution. because they very much a sweet into providing unlimited financial support. military support to israel. now with all of the us, unconditional support is real, cannot sustain its long lasting war against the policy is by no more than 40000 innocent palestinian civilians are being killed. 75 percent of them. women and children, including many technical and this has been generally being labeled as a child that is as a general side, etc. and israel is full 15, all the goodwill it has accumulated, ever since its independence. and i've seen prime minister netanyahu

you need practical solutions. the people who offer practical solutions were ignored. don't fight it with a climate agenda or a political agenda and you hear democrats are in the media criticizing trump and others were speaking out is a tragedy unfolds as if they don't do it during every mass shooting, but here is the difference. you can speak out if you were warning people years before. trump was talking about this years ago. he warned democrats that offered them solutions. you can't accuse people of exploiting the political nature of a story if they were giving you advice well before it publicly to help you and what did you do? joe biden called him a climate arsonist. he is offering practical solutions and biden is calling him and arsonist. don't blame this on climate change. that doesn't offer practical solutions either. it offers you a phony virtue signal so you don't have to think about it. how does banning fossil fuels going to affect fossil fuels? i watched past video of trump talking about wildfires and biden. it is a textbook contract of liberalism. platitudes

no, you're who you need to make solutions. you scientifically proven techniques to protect ecosystems. practices often tompkins, by indigenous peoples, such as sustainable fishing and planting trees. the was really unusual. i mean, i've never come to a conference which started with such amazing ceremony, particularly in a stablish scientific institution like this one. really excited because it's a coming together of mine's experience for the conference on the way i have a chance to speak to him and he best ease or no time he told to wisdom, keep it from mexico to let the ceremony the most of their wisdom was seen nature as i think in the west when you take over, i know that you are most successful, but we came to this work to take care not to take over it. we don't take care of all of these type of relationship. we have lost, we are leaving in prophetic times. this is how big opportunity, because the purpose is that so the people from the north end is, are going to come together all the while and the cause of people's we need

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if _ heavy solution. there appear to be other benefits. if you - heavy solution. you worry l be other benefits. if you worry about germs, the lights and air purification takes place between each patient. but you are going to experience less interaction with sick people thanif interaction with sick people than if you're at the doctor's. it does feel a step further towards having an actual doctor's appointment, because you're coming to a private spot, the doctor is there and in yourface and spot, the doctor is there and in your face and there are these devices that you can use. i'm sure if i had done a real test it would have felt more interactive. but i can't help but feel there are some limitations. there are things that you can test for. but what about the things that you can't. you can't do a blood test or you're in sample. anything associated with fluids, we are not bringing it into the care station. in the communities we are servicing, we are seeing a 90% plus ability to service them inside the care station without a referral. the care station without a referr