i would delighted to have joining us now from or off thomas white's. he's the director of unruh says in gaza. thank for joining us. first of all, does this un resolution solves a humanitarian crisis in gaza for a certainly welcome. anything that brings more items a gaza, but you're quite correct. the resolution falls well short of what we need here and guys, we need a seats for a space for that will stop the killing of civilians and the destruction of civilians civilian infrastructure in gaza. but most importantly, to enable the conditions on the ground here. so that we can effectively deliver, hide to the people of gaza, a thomas just to be absolutely clear here as a new day. don't that in garza off to this resolution, all you in any position to increase a deliveries because of this resolution? oh, oh, not at this stage where waiting to see what will come from the resolution in terms of the amounts all by that we can bring into gaza. but we remained very concerned here the once the id using gaza . the ongoing conflict is preventing us from delivering

thomas white has reiterated that aid workers should never be a targets. and thomas white is now joining us from what i saw from the southern gaza strip. to discuss this incidents and more, thanks for your time with us when i was a 0. so tell us what happens exactly. and whether you believe that the aid convoy was deliberately targeted green, essentially way of delivering side on the far how teams are working in areas where it is active conflict. so we understand the risks. but in there last week, we've had 2 serious incidents where we have the conflict. it's a movement we think is riley army that have been resulted in strikes against al stuff and out vehicles this say afternoon a comb boy returning from the north. was rerouted by the is riley army. uh they took that route. uh, buy a couch at some tanks, and those tanks used uh they have a machine gun to fly at the vehicles. uh. and there's been some small damage to one of the vehicles and luckily asked off a safe. but i can't say the same for a young man who was driving. i un mocked tractor at a jumpstart

this quote from thomas white says stpeople in gaza are peopl they're not pieces on a checker board. many have been displaced several times. the israeli army orders people to move into areas where there are ongoing air strikes, no place is safe, nowhere to go. the idf would counter that argument and say it is hamas that is choosing to conceal itself beneath places where civilians are sheltering knowing that they will be collateral damage, human shield is what israel accuse hamas of doing. they say the only way to target hamas leadership comes at a cost of civilian lives. the big question, jim, how many civilian lives will it take? thousands of children, thousands of innocent people, when will the killing of the civilians stop, and when will israel be able to achieve its objective of taking out hamas leadership? jim? >> those are absolutely critical questions, and they will be critical questions for some time, i suppose. will ripley, thank you very much for that report. we appreciate it. we'll be right back. >>> this year, we saw extreme weather across the globe, deadly wildfires in h

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known as onrua has spoken out against israel for targeting aid convoys. onora director in gaza thomas white says israeli soldiers fired at aid truck as it returned. from northern gaza along route designated by the israeli military. he said aid workers should never be a target. onrow has earlier said 40% of the population in gaza is at risk of famon. that's because of uh israeli curbs on entry of much needed aid, trucks to the territory. the world health organisation has warned that the health system in gaza is collapsing. it has renewed calls for immediate cease fire in gaza sounding the alarm about the worsening situation of the healthcare system there. palestinians in the besige stripper facing severe shortages of basic supplies due to israeli curbs on the entry of eight there. "the world health organization has once again sounded the alarm on deepening humanitarian and medical crisis in wartorn gaza. it has called on the international community to take urgent steps to alleviate the grave peril facing palestinians in the besieg territory. according to the latest who assessments, gaza has

known as anrua has spoken out against israel for. targeting aid convoys, honor director in gaza thomas white says israeli soldiers fired at aid truck as it returned from northern gaza along route designated by the israeli military, he said aid workers should never be a target on roll has earlier said 40% of the population in gaza is at risk of famon, that's because of israeli curbs on entry of much needed aid trucks to the territory. is a professor of political science at the alasar university in egypt, he says us is complicit in israeli crimes and gaza. let's take a listen to his comments elaborating on that support. the us cannot escape its responsibility of what is happening to the palestinian people in the gaza strip. the us is definitely complicit in this genocide against the palestinian people. according to many sources, the u.s. has supplied israel over the past 84 days with more than 230 load of of airplanes of of ammunition and and and and and military supplies. it has also supplied israel with roughly 30 ships of of vehicles, ammunition, bombs, rockets, whatever you you name it, an

according to thomas white there is no safe place for people to go. zionist authorities aim to expand their military operations. they issued an order to evacuate the residents of central gaza. the latest evacuation order includes more than 150,000 palestinians living in gaza. according to the un report, 1,900,000 people, equivalent to 85% of gaza residents, have been displaced since the beginning of the war. by holding a march, the palestinians living in syria, in addition to supporting the people of gaza, demanded to return to their homeland. in this march, the presence of teenagers was very colorful. the march of palestinians living in syria in declaring solidarity with their compatriots in the gaza strip. this march was held in sabineh palestinian camp in the southern suburbs of damascus. which will continue to stay with the people of gaza and the way he will continue the resistance until the liberation of the historical land of palestine from nahr al-bahr. essam helali of rif damascus radio and television news agency. 15 titles of books with the s

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according to thomas white there is no safe place for people to go. the zionist authorities ordered the evacuation of the residents of central gaza in order to expand their military operations. the latest order to evacuate more than 150,000 palestinians living in gaza includes according to the un report, 1,900,000 people, equivalent to 85% of the residents of gaza , were displaced since the beginning of the war. zionist soldiers under fire from hezbollah hezbollah in lebanon targeted some areas under the control of zionist soldiers in the north of the occupied territories in six operations. four gatherings of zionist soldiers in the military and zionist settlement of avon mennahem, shamira barracks, and matallah and al-manarah bases were targeted by hezbollah's offensive operations. targeting the fortifications of shamira barracks and the control and command center of the zionist military at point 430 in front of kafrkala settlement in lebanon. another operation was hezbollah. we live with dignity in our land and it is because of hezbollah that the zi

known as unra has spoken out against israel for targeting aid convoys. the unra director in gaza thomas white said israeli soldiers fired at aid truck as a return from northern gaza along a route that was designated by the israeli military. he said aid worker should never be a target. nanra has earlier said 40% of the population of gaza is at risk of famin. and that's because of israely curves on the entry of much needed aid. new pro- palestine rallies have taken place in different parts of the world, calling for an end to the israeli genocide in gaza, in yemen, thousands took to the streets of sana and saada to condemn the genocidal war on the gaza strip. the yemani protesters also called for the lifting of the siege on the palestinian territory. demonstrators also rallied in tel aviv, israel called. for seisfire as well, they denounced israely regime's crimes demanding it respect human values. protesters in new york city stage rowdy as well urging an end to us sponsor genocide in gaza. the sea to the river, from the sea to the river, from the sea to the river. demonstrators gathered near ne

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known as unra, has spoken out against israel for targeting aid convoys, under director in gaza thomas white says israely soldiers. aid truck as a return from northern gaza along route that was designated by the israeli military as safe. he said aid worker should never be a target. unraz earlier said that 40% of the population of gaza is at risk of famon, that's because of israeli curves on the entry of much needed aid into the territory. and israel's atrocities in occupied west band continue in parallel with those in gaza. regime troops are shot dead too, palestinian men and occupied territories in the past 24 hours. first man was killed in an overnight raid in romala, where 14 others were also injured. the second palestinian was fatally shot near the city of bethlehem over an alleged stabbing attack. israeli forces and settlers have killed more than 300 palestinians in the west bank since october 7th, meanwhile the united nations children's fund described 2023 as deadliest year on re. for palestinian kids in the west bank. unicef said that more than 120 palestinian children have been kille

thomas white has reiterated that 8 workers should never be a target. the gaza strip is now reduced to only 8 pop me functioning hospitals to treat the window. i thought it was the ripples waiting to die when it's gone with those last remaining hospitals. steps the yearns assistance of patients seeking treatment in the territories shut to medical system . relentless is ready for abutment. and when building supplies mean, there are no longer any functioning hospitals and another one causes there isn't enough split on just a few to run generators, power ventilation is are. and according to you on the least styles that children have have their lives compute, say you to be down and i've been to the north, i was in the hospital just a few days ago where the health work is back on teeth and do the basics anymore. so you have rooms invested by flies, you have people who will die of injuries, but should not be killing people li baptist hospital because of the bad with patients so much dis just now being used to house the internet. the trickle of faith coming in

thomas white's has posted on x. that is ready, soldiers, 5, that's an aid convoys. it returned from northern gauze up along the route designated by these very ami international convoy leader. and his team were not interested but one vehicle sustained damage. but an interview with out is there a wide said israel has repeatedly targeted aid, work has been gone. so essentially we are delivering, i, on the far out teams are working in areas where there is active conflict. so we understand the risks. but in their last week, we've had 2 serious incidents where we have the conflict. it's a movement we think is riley army that have been resulted in strikes against al stuff and out vehicles this say afternoon, a convoy returning from the north was rerouted by the is riley army. they took that route uh by a couch at some tanks. and those tanks used uh they have a machine gun to fly at the vehicles. uh there's been some small damage to one of the vehicles. and luckily asked off a safe. but i can't say the same for a young man who was driving. i un mocked tractor at a dump, so

i'd like to read for you a quote from thomas white at the united nations talking about this criticism of the israeli defense forces talking about the fact that, yes, they do give advance notice when they will start engaging in these air strikes that killed upwards of 20,000 people now according to two different health ministries. the hamas controlled health ministry saying it surpassed 20,000 quite a bit. people in gaza are people. they're not pieces on a checker board. many have already been displaced several times. the israeli army orders people to move into areas where there are ongoing air strikes. no place is safe. nowhere to go. the idf would say that it is actually hamas that is choosing to conceal itself beneath places where civilians are sheltering knowing they will be collateral damage. they say the only way they can target the hamas leadership, it does come at the cost of civilian lives. thousands of children, thousands of innocent people, when will the killing of civilians stop and when will israel be able to achieve its mission? >> thank you very much. it's been 11 weeks

s aid director thomas white said, quote, even in rafah the und of airstrikes punctuates the day.eople are pleading for advice where to find safety. we have nothing to tell them. joining us is palestinian legislator and leader of the palestinian national initiative, we appreciate your time, sir. i want to start with you speak regularly with organizations, medical organizations on the ground, you're in contact with them. what are they telling you about the situation as the israeli offensive has ramped up once again? >> yes, we communicate, we have 25 medical teams working there and we communicate with them, but frequently there are no communications. they are disrupted by israeli airstrikes. they tell us that the situation is horrible. it's untolerable. and what you see here is a combination of israeli bombardment of airstrikes as well as artillery strikes and tank bombardment. it's not safe there. up to now, we have lost no less than 15,000 palestinians killed and 7,000 children. if the people from the under the the total number of people killed or injured is around 64,000. that i

>> reporter: we're hearing from thomas white who is with the u.n. inside of gaza who was saying essentially after dark the streets feel wild, that the whole gaza strip is on the blink of a full-blown collapse. as you mentioned, the u.n. is calling for a cease fire. this is a resolution introduced by the united arab emirates, but as a permanent member of the u.n. security council, the united states is expected to veto that. with that veto, the u.n. will not adopt that resolution. that is certainly the expectation. as far as the situation on the ground as we've been reporting, over 2 million people crowded into an ever shrinking strip of the gaza strip in the south, and those people who have moved to the south where they were told to go for shelter, for safety, oftentimes in this u.n. relief agency school system as well, they say they're being targeted by air strikes in that part of the gaza strip as well leading many to say nowhere is safe for them. some of the air strikes have hit rafah, so close to the egyptian border. that is the crossing that was

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so how do you think that the white house was dealing with this, thomas? i mean, does the white house have a convincing message to democrats about why they shouldn't be nervous? well, i think that to a large extent, the white house has tried to frame this as a public relations problem and that they're just not getting the message out. but i think that a lot of voters are just dissatisfied with the state of the us economy. and the state of the country is going at the moment, but i do think that it's, it's interesting that polls so show such dis favorability on the economy. because if we looked at some objective measures inflation as decreased considerably jobs, numbers are still relatively robust. it looks like the economy is going to achieve this soft landing that many fear that it would not be able to. so there does seem to be a disconnect between what's happening on the ground and, and how americans are reacting. but ultimately, i think joe biden has to figure out some way to circumvent that challenge because it's really been dragging down his numbers. ok

thomas. >> reporter: heading out of the white house today, president biden ignoring a barrage of questions about the new federal indictment against his son hunter. >> any comment on the new charges against your son, mr. president? >> reporter: the nine-count indictment -- six misdemeanors and three felony charges accusing hunter biden of failing to pay $1.4 million in taxes from 2016 to 2019. special counsel david weiss insisting that during that time, biden was living an extravagant lifestyle, spending on drugs, escorts and girlfriends, luxury hotels, rental properties, exotic cars, clothing. in short, everything but his taxes. biden allegedly shelling out more than $600,000 on various women. another $397,000 on clothes and more than $187,000 on adult entertainment. weiss, a trump appointee kept on by attorney general merrick garland to continue the probe, has been investigating hunter biden for more than five years. through it all, the president standing squarely behind his son. >> my son's done nothing wrong. i trust him, i have faith in him. >> reporter: hunter beede siden paid all of

his wife virginia thomas is ancon servetive activist who colluded extensively with white house chief taff mark meadows about overturning joe biden's victory over trump. now, in case you forgot, mrs. thomas sent meadows 29 text messages which she militantly and relentlessly demanded that the election results be invalidated because it was a, quote, obvious fraud. she demanded that meadows release the kraken and save us from the left taking america down. her husband will be one of the justices weighing trump's political future. clarence thomas already participated in two cases related to the 2020 election and its aftermath, despite his wife's direct involvement in the so-called stop the steal efforts. one of those cases had to do with trump's white house records being turned over to the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. only one justice disagreed. clarence thomas. the colorado case isn't the only one that they will have to deal with. the court is also currently entertaining the possibility of taking on trump's claim that he has absolute presidential immunity and

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the fight in the white house has said it once, the war between israel and thomas to end as soon as possible. israel's defense minister told sullivan that the conflict is likely to last for several months. or meanwhile, beach humanitarian situation for people in guys, a continues to worse than the head of the un agency helping palestinian refugees has just returned from his 3rd trip to the territory. i made a reports of widespread hunger and desperate conditions in a frenzy and drop off as a trucks arrive in the gaza strip. people time been the grab bags of food before they can be properly distributed. the hunger here is fight spread and punishing people not stopping it. it trucks taking the food and eating it the right to wait. and this is how desperate i'm hungry. the food supplies are running severely, no omar, but wanted to feed as many people as he can. he used to work as a cook in a restaurant before the war began. almost half of gauze population has now moved to the southern city of philadelphia. and those who are already here have both to run out of stops. other means to pay for them

heartbreaking provider to press on with the war against thomas, according to an initial investigation by israel's military. the victims were carrying a white flag and cried for help. and hebrew, here's the is ready. prime minister speaking earlier, there's a lot of the deliver, it broke my heart broke the entire nations hot and know how to go to the families at this tough out of it as we will learn these lessons. yes, we will apply them and we will not let go of the military and political efforts to release the hostages. but i know how backed up this alone on one of the 3 hostages, mistaken detailed by israel's army, was laid to rest on saturday. and the families of the remaining hostages are calling on israel to stop fighting and focus on a deal to release their loved ones. after weeks of being held hostage in gaza, summer for what i'll tell ok is laid to rest in his hometown of whoever is real, killed not by those holding him captive, but by his country's own army. summer is one of the 3 hostages mistakenly shot by israel's military during it's offensive in northern gazda. the men reportedly emerged shirtless from a building, waving a wh

as you can see, many of them are in black and white minus the portrait of thomas jefferson. but it shows you how rare this has been really until recently. obviously watergate in 1972. but i think one of the things that we're seeing here is something of a normalization of the use of impeachment as, you know, a political tactic or tool. is there anyone on the hill that you talk to a regular basis who is kind of warning about that? >> look, kasie, it is a rarity using impeachment. and something speaker johnson has said time and tile me again impeachment is one of the most important powers that the house has. so ste know that there is significant weight behind the powers of impeachment that congress has. but as that graph shows, it is becoming much more frequent. and i think that this just comes along with this increase in polarization and partisanship in washington. quite frankly, across the country. we're seeing more of the bitter political battles, the fights break out between republicans and democrats. lawmakers are escalating their tactics and that includes an increase in t

absolutely terrified that the fighting is under way again, the white, of course, that their relatives could be held hostage in the tunnels. the thomas's said to all right, in which a targets of the is why the military that they will parish in those targets. 137 hostages. we're talking about still in the causes trip, according to the us by the government. $117.00 men, 20 women including 2 children. it's even more horrifying. of course, for those above grounds, the palestinian civilians caught in the cross fire. they believe to be mainly in the south, but the is way the campaign having uh now towed to the south, according to israeli officials, those civilians are now going to have to move to the no, it's not safe. wherever they go. according to humanitarian bodies, there is no, there's no age getting into the causes for it. now that this cease fire is full of pot and hospitals and need to collapse. now could toss says negotiations to restore truces still continue in the background. also, a mazda official say that the group would be ready for negotiations. do you think a new truth is realistic to okay, hot up until now we had the 7 date

thomas until absolute victory benjamin netanyahu. his office publish the statement as he met with white house national security advisor, jake sullivan, in kind of a mr. sullivans and he is round to discuss a time table for ending the fighting. why fast and sadly bumps of war between each round on her master and as soon as possible, israel's defense minister told mister sullivan of the conflict is likely to last for several months. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation for people and cause it continues to was had to view an agency help him. palestinian refugees has just returned from his 3rd trip to the territory. and reports of widespread hung up in desperate conditions in a frenzy and rough uh as a trucks arrive and the gaza strip. people time been the grab bags of food before they can be properly distributed. the hunger here is widespread and punishing people are stuffing it. it trucks taking the food and eating it the right to wait. and this is how desperate and hungry so yeah. so supplies are running severely, no old model, but wanted to, to feed as many people as he can. he used to work as a cook in a restaurant before the war b

white house. let's go back to thomas gift.ump is a character, are any of these contenders going to give him a run for his money. the only way i see him getting any competition is if there is competition is if there is competition in the republican field. how these primaries works is that as long as donald trump is collecting a plurality of votes and we all know that he has a floor of votes, then he can more or lessjust run that he has a floor of votes, then he can more or less just run the table and i think it becomes a foregone conclusion that he's the nominee. now, if we have a clear second place candidate, coming out of iowa, if that candidate get some momentum into new hampshire and onto south carolina, all the other candidates drop out, then i think you might see a real race. the data shows that about 60% of the republican electorate are at least open to voting for a non—trump candidate, but as long as they are sort of split among many, donald trump is basically going to win this and he's going to win it easily. aside fro

white van. >> it got better. thomas dorsett pulls back into that parking lot area.ive gloves and discarding a number of items into the dumpster, which included garbin canned filled with items, a tarp, a rope, a four by four. >> everything you might need for a murder. >> yes, exactly. >> that puck thomas as well as kathleen in the thick of the crime. [inaudible] to the monmouth county -- >> a plan was made for kathleen to have stephen to go down the driveway to go get some tours from the basement, and as he came down, thomas was standing behind him in a bush next to the driveway. and as he came down, he was struck right in the face. stephen was pleading all over that driveway, bleeding into the bushes. and we know that thomas takes a rope and he throws it out later and he uses that rope to extinguish any ounce of life that stephen had left. >> with kathleen and her father in jail, a court decided that kathleen's mother leslie wasn't a fit guardian. so grandma evelyn, steven's mother, got the baby. in the end, the investigators believed kathleen and thomas killed stev

i also want to thank steve thoma, the executive director of the white house correspondents association, and who helped make this possible. thank you. and also thank you so much to the kennedy presidential library and the national archives team this has been awesome. and thank you all for coming. thank you all for coming

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i also want to thank steve thoma, the executive director of the white house correspondents association, and who helped make this possible. thank you. and also thank you so much to the kennedy presidential library and the national archives team this has been awesome. and thank you all for coming. thank you all for comingtavis. good. what do we document to. the suns of liberty speak tonight. hey, hey. the town is getting real. well, we got. the suns. the big welcome to the 249th anniversary. boston tea party reenactments. tonight, we relive meeting of the body of the people whose vigorous debates led to the destruction of the tea or what became known as the boston tea party revolutionary spaces. welcome to you into the room where the meeting occurred right here at old south meeting house. my name is j.l. bell. i write about revolutionary boston, and tonight i'm to be one of the revolutionary spaces helping to bring you event. now, i would like introduce the president and ceo revolutionary spaces, ladies and, gentlemen, dr. nathaniel sheidley, you. thank you, john. good evening, everybody

thomas. dan crenshaw says the house should be negotiating with the white house. >> biden does have more of anncentive to make a deal because his re-election is definitely not guaranteed. they have an incentive to give in to compromise with republicans on border security policy, so i don't know what we are doing in the house, i don't know why we are not sending negotiators straight to the white house. we are majority in the house, we have the leverage. >> and john, senator kirsten sinema says one of the reasons they are so meticulous, they want to make sure whatever they pass actually sticks and does not get caught up in litigation and has to be rewritten and repassed later down the road. they want to make sure whatever they agree to they can actually deliver on. john. >> john: well, that would be a novel thing. as is reading the text of the bill. hillary vaughan for us. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: texas governor greg abbott is taking the border crisis into his own hands. he has signed two bills, it happened today, including one that is causing some controversy. makes illegal border crossing