but also idea strikes, hitting united nations shall to is that's according to the united nations association pictures here, essentially showing a shot of gaza, the un agencies of palestine refugees reports to an average of $98.00 a trucks reached a gauze at each day in february, way below the target of $500.00 deliveries, well impeded by so called security constrained sand closures at certain border crossings. idea of ground and asteroids where a cool component contributing to the crisis. so t is there on the ground and we spoke to locals like risk my life, and i still don't succeed in obtaining a to over time mc handed. some people manage to receive a well, all this face danger get killed, an end up with nothing. unfortunately, many women, including myself, do not have the chance to access aid. no, there was nothing left that we hadn't eaten. we even consume chicken food and i wish we could find it again. animal and dunk, if you'd be game or substance and i hope we can find it too. yesterday my mother and watched the 1st foot over the floor. i swear we didn't know if we will have no food or

and when the happens to us, the united nations humanitarian associations, just turn a blind eye to it. oh, it does not at all. now why that is in the middle of a political. so i'll find the president's decision to postpone the upcoming elections. a move that the opposition goals, a legitimate reason all in a code 5 say gas and photos isn't from those back on. know, because that is the thing that these bottling debated with the present choice was awful, horrible. the nick lewis has more details on rest and uncertainty persist here in the car for the 2nd day following the postponement of election scheduled for later this month. by presidential decree on saturday, this is a 1st for a country often counted as the paradigm of democracy in west africa. and it has some of the servers questioning if it will remain that way. the united states and the european union have called for a new date to be set immediately, economic community of west african states of which sent a goal as a member echoed that sentiment, but also commended president mackey south decision not to run for now a constitution

and when the happens to us, the united nations humanitarian associations just turn a blind eye to it. listed in the phone. i lost a sister and 2 brothers. their children are no orphaned. what was the goal of the strike? we don't know the just target civilians the see when people are tired of force, but who will remain steadfast. so the form had to be a lead autonomy in font or a muslim legal hass on shibley's. as of the us is clearly demonstrating that a doesn't value middle eastern lives. the crazy thing is the united states is giving israel weapons to kill civilians. and when people resist like the whole, these they are, they stood up and they resisted not by killing civilians like israel is doing by just stopping tank or ships and not even killing people on the tanker ships. they didn't even kill anyone, is they just one of these tankers ships? the us responded not by stopping as drills, aggression not by stopping to provide arms to israel, which it's using in violation of international law in killing civilians, but are responded by killing. yeah, many smell which responding by kil

united nations. to indulge, associates, thousands of palestinians have race to collect flour from the limits of number of age trucks and showing the strip crowns were met with. is there any dumb fire? well, what you can see that is, palestinians being show side by is riley soldiers while trying to receive the much needed aids to feed themselves and their families. at least one person was killed and several others injured. people have been particularly desperate for food aid in the north of casa. meanwhile, hunger is reaching new levels in gauze, and children have been filmed, resorting to collecting flowers that has fallen off a trucks onto the ground. and disease is spreading and crowded refugee comes in northern dogs, where there's been a lot of humanitarian assistance. there was so little food as some residents have been forced to eat animal feed, in order to survive. as our cerise has moved them jamalia in northern gaza, i had better cause i knew well when a female k u m. j valia had we are in the shelter edge of all the refugee camp. this shelter hosts thousands of displays. people whose houses h

and when the happens to us, the united nations, a humanitarian association, so just turn a blind eye to the missing and the phone. i lost a sister and 2 brothers. their children are no or friend. what was the goal of the strike? we don't know the just target civilians the see when people are tired of force, but who will remain steadfast. as a countless illegal migrants flowed into the u. s. the country senate has introduced a new $118000000000.00 bill. the majority of which is a mock, but as well, and you prayed how the roof has not received. the warmest off welcomes from republican congressmen. this bill is even worse than we expected and won't come close to ending the border catastrophe the president has created. if this bill reaches the house, it will be dead on arrival. let me be clear, the senate boarder bill will not receive a vote in the house. dead on arrival, close our border. so what's the situation in the situation is that the bill was designated as a full times more money to as well, and you prayed than protecting the us border with mex speaking the past 60000000000 matth

and when the happens to us, the united nations, a humanitarian association, so just turn a blind eye to the phone. i lost a sister and 2 brothers. their children are no orphaned and what was the goal of the strike? we don't know the just target civilians the see when people are tired of force, which will remain steadfast. so at the for me. all right, let's just started on that, where the country is in the midst of political sidewalk and present presence decision to postpone the upcoming elections. a move that the opposition calls illegitimate happenings at all. and they go 5 and say gas and protests assume flung stands back out of the offices. but as a said, the, as a somebody's parliament debated whether the presence of choice was mobile. oh, horrible. to make luminous, has more details. ready i left the floor on rest and uncertainty persist here in the car for the 2nd day following the postponement of election scheduled for later this month. by presidential decree on saturday. this is a 1st for a country austin, powdered as a paradigm of democracy in west africa. and it has some ob

and when the happens to us, the united nations, a humanitarian association, so just turn a blind eye to the phone. i lost the sister and 2 brothers. their children are now our friend and what was the goal of the strikes? we don't know the just target civilians the see when people are tired of force, which will remain steadfast and smaller on the story lives across live to lead attorney and the founder of muslim legal has been shipley, has on his good. you have you join me now. now in practice, how difficult is it to avoid civilian casualties and strikes similar to this one? the us is now conducting in the middle east. as we saw with israel's bombing and 11 on that managed to take out a. somebody big thing was a militant leader in the middle of love and on there were able to take them out with the precise precision. it isn't easy to avoid blowing up civilians. if you actually care about civilian life problems, the united states as long had a shock and awe approach to the middle east because they simply don't value the lives of brown children. of most, some children are children of pal

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. >>> jobs and infrastructure is the message from joe biden today at the national association of counties. the association units county leaders from across the nature -- nation. he spoke on the need to fund railroads and public transit. he says that america has fallen behind on supporting those and that is why they want to support more funding. >> we are on the way to leading again with thousands of new projects. jobs for now and the next decade. in your counties in your communities. >> reporter: the president highlighted his -- in 2022 bringing semiconductor factories back the united states and that means high- paying jobs. >>> president biden hosted a high-stakes meeting at the white house today to broker a cease-fire in the middle east. this comes as israeli forces rescued two hostages today. >> reporter: president biden welcomed the king of jordan today. they are working to broker a pause between israel and hamas. >> not only do we pray for peace but we are working for peace. security and dignity. for the palestinian people and the israeli people. >> reporter: is really is expanding -- and the israeli defen

the united nations human rights has. associationpread destruction and demolition by the idf of civilian and other infrastructure, including residential buildings, schools and universities in areas in which fighting is not or no longer taking place. israel has not provided clear reasons for such extensive destruction of civilian infrastructure, such destruction of homes and other essential civilian infrastructure also result in the displacement of communities that were living in these areas and appears to be aimed at or has the effect of rendering the return of civilians to these areas impossible. remind the authorities that forceable transfer of civilians may constitute a war crime. the military wing of hamas resistance movement says: conducted new retaliatory operations against invading israeli forces in the gaza strip. clashes between the alkasson brigades and israeli soldiers have taken place in the west of gaza city. resistance fighters of also fire rockets at nahal city and occupied territories. meanwhile, israel says the three

one of the most powerful lobby groups in the united states, the national rifle association, and its formerending millions of dollars on perks. a jury in new york found that the nra had misused its charitable assets and that lapierre had breached his duty. the nra has made the second amendment, the right to bear arms, one of the key issues in us politics. the american company behind the first commercial lunar exploration has said the odysseus craft is alive and well. intuitive machines said it had probably tipped over on landing on the moon, but would begin conducting scientific experiments. teams are working to obtain the first photo images from the lunar surface at the landing site. our science editor rebecca morrelle has the details. we leave it. we came, and god willing, as we shall return. the voice of nasa's gene cernan as the apollo 17 lander left the lunar surface in 1972. no one thought it would take more than 50 years for america to return to the moon. but now they're back, this time with a private company in charge. we've reached the expected time of landing, but now is the proce

one of the most powerful lobby groups in the united states, the national rifle association, and its formerfound guilty of fraudulently spending millions of dollars on perks. a jury in new york found that the nra had misused its charitable assets and that lapierre had breached his duty. the nra has made the constitution�*s second amendment — the right to bear arms — one of the key issues in us politics. it is difficult to understate the extraordinary influence that the national rifle association has had on public life in this country over the years. it has spent tens of millions of dollars lobbying on behalf of politicians sympathetic to its cause, the majority of them, of course, republicans. it is exceeded not only in protecting the rights of gun owners in this country, but also in expanding those rights, even in the wake of a number of very high profile mass shootings. this prosecution came from the new york attorney general leticia james and her office, and basically accused the former ceo of the nra, weimer lapierre, and two other officials of corruption, financial mismanagement and ab

and when it happened to us, the united nations consuming and tearing associations, just turn the brand di. oh, is this all now? why the country is in the midst of political, so i'll find the president's decision to postpone the upcoming elections. a move that the opposition goals, illegitimate. but it's in the very code 5 and st gas and protests of the funds, the back of the oldest is that by the signing of these paul and division, whether the presence choices local, horrible, to nick lewis as more one on rest and uncertainty persist here in the car for the 2nd day following the postponement of election scheduled for later this month by presidential decree on saturday. this is a 1st for a country often counted as a paradigm of democracy in west africa. and it has some observers questioning if it will remain that way. the united states and the european union have called for a new date to be set immediately economic community of west african states of which sent a goal as a member echoed that sentiment, but also commended president mack yourselves decision not to run for an unconstitutio

so it fits a suspend its funding to the united nations relief and woods agency active as an associate approach. this thing to demand that germany was to military, political, systematic, and cultural supports is valid in the face of causal genocide charges at the i. c j . the also saying that german cultural institutions, including the who to institute, refuses to please the politics of the office and then said, insist on the economy from the state policy invites critical disclose, and the law for defense. that's a home sold me for r t janice, but i saw that for got the devastated family of an is where he was the best is demanding a full investigation in his killing at the hands of the audi s move of us with shot dead on october the 8th, when is ready for us is apparently miss took him for her last millison, an adult stover, a list we were sitting here in the living room. like everybody often is when we start to be the police told me mom needs car on the television to moment the information about photos that came from that device saw it's a simple way or so we just went on so many mist

"united health care identified suspected nation-state associated cybersecurity threat actor had gainede of the change health care information technology systems." change health care predicts the outage will be a result sometime today. we will see. back over to you. >> steve: todd? >> ainsley: absolutely. if you need medicine and you can't get it how scary is that for the elderly who needed to stay alive. >> pete: it is a reminder of the at&t outage we reported on yesterday morning. what a reminder we are so close to the brink to make everyone's lives far more complicated. what is your plan 24 hours later when you don't have self-service or you don't have your medication? have you thought that through? we are only a day or two away from a totally different world. our enemies might like that. 20 years ago we were not this dependent on this day. >> ainsley: you are right. >> who still makes phone calls on a phone? >> pete: when you do. >> ainsley: you mean on a landline. >> steve: people don't actually call people but text them. >> ainsley: thank goodness, right? but people are text crazy

the national infertility association here in the united states has said it is heartbroken in a statementlabama. and it also in that statement goes on to say that this new legal framework, in its view, could make it impossible in the state of alabama for ivf treatment to be offered. david, so far, alabama is the first state to pass such a ruling. could other states look to do the same? well, that is a possibility, of course, steve. and there are concerns amongst some here that this sort of thing could raise the cost of ivf treatment because it could put up malpractice insurance costs. it could prompt doctors, fertility doctors to seek employment in other states and all in all, make ivf treatment a lot more difficult and more expensive to obtain. now, alabama is one of about two dozen states which either have banned abortions or have put strict limitations on women's ability to receive an abortion. and this ruling, it's thought, could open the door potentially to tougher abortion restrictions, including penalties, it's thought, for women who obtain the procedure. currently, the law only pe

there's evidence by the international chemical weapons association, which of unit that comes under the united nations. the other side used chemical weapons. yeah, actually i met the o b c, w whistle, but it has come fluid since then. but what about the dangers of a feedback loop? then if things are being leaks to gen, listen, so cool, mainstream newspapers then that's being fed back to president bible. there's just a feedback loop being created that doesn't allow other pieces of information to come in like say, a zalinski has no hope of this counter offensive, or i said we'll stay in power despite the american bombing of damascus. well, good intelligence presents alternatives and the alternatives can to the present it . the alternate names should centrally as what's in the open source, what's in the secret sources, and have you weighed them in terms of the profit abilities of the alternative explanations and scenarios in that sites. the open source helps you with beating the, the mainstream press. how to check against some of the things that are in your secret sources. but not if uh, if i know you qu

open-ended israel conflict in gaza not just a political problem, but a national security one for the united states to be so closely associatedthe netanyahu government's war with the civilian casualties that we've seen to date and the starvation of women and children in gaza? >> well, first, margaret, i am glad you put the question in those terms because, you know, we don't design our policy towards israel or gaza or middle east based on politics. we do it based on the national security interests ofs united states. we have been clear that we believe israel has a trite respond to their horrific attacks of october 7th and to deal with the threat that hamas continues to pose to israel as it asserts that it wants to conduct another october 7th and then another one until israel no longer exists. but we have been equally clear that we have to look out for and respond to the immense and terrible suffering of the palestinian people. and that means pressing israel on issues related to the humanitarian assistance, that we have helped unlock and get into the gaza strip and there needs to be much more tv. secretary blinken is on his way

united states of america. now the national association of republican governors have endorsed abbott's defiance of the supreme court. but there have been many constitutional scholars and people on the left who have said this is setting a very dangerous step. the united states has only seen as in its history one time in the past. in the 1950s, when the governor of arkansas refused to allow the segregation to happen in that state school. ultimately, the federal government then had to send a federal national guard to enforce the supreme court order to segregate schools, and many fear that this could essentially ample flight to that extent dispute between the federal and state government. here and of course, we need to focus that this, the people at the center of this all are those migrants who are coming and truly vulnerable. and to have this military potential stand off between 2 sides of the government could be very dangerous to them. indeed. but they're not finding a lot of people who have a lot of sympathy for them. are they heidi? also an eagle pos. we have that convoy of an team live in protests who arrived on s

parent company, united health care, says they believe a, quote, suspected nation state associated actor is behind the attack. the hackers gained access to part of its information technology network on wednesday. united health care says the disruption will last at least through the day. no word on if the hackers gained any patient information. employees at eight bay area locations of good vibrations adult store have voted to unionize. the union says the push came to organize after job safety issues during the pandemic. employees say they are asking for good vibrations parent company barnaby for better wages, job security and better health and safety practices. the union will include employees at stores in berkeley, san francisco, oakland, palo alto and santa cruz. we called barnaby for comment but could not reach anyone. a solano county librarian who gained a large social media following says he's leaving his post to prioritize his mental health. >> this is a place where i've always felt safe, where i've always felt like i belong, where i've always felt like michael threets is the superv

genocide. behind the world banker in bias and you know what seats they are associated with everything, including hollywood, the united nations, on feminism, fine, and that's one then on feminist, most lie the under the mac, doesn't that unfortunately we've noticed it in recent years the a tech has to then actually resulted to offline violence. so terrorist attacks were very much imbedded in these online subcultures at the time as a by a supervisor. for example, the how the attack was embedded in the subcultures of online anti semites and online right wing extremists and resumes say very strongly networked online. and by here on the test, back from this the right wing terrorist attack on the synagogue and highlight on young people in the murderous racial delusion, the nazis created symbols of exclusion and stigmatize ation. that became negative icons of that visual weld and still reverberate to this day. they also made use of age old anti semitic narratives. cliches, an enemy, stereotypes, would utilize the new york about hopefully if they use in the us, the skilfully packaged for propaganda purposes. the message reached abro

they are associated with everything, including hollywood, the united nations, on feminism, fine, and that's one then on feminist, most lie the under the mac, doesn't that unfortunately we've noticed that in recent years, the attack has to then actually resulted to offline violence. so terrorist attacks were very much imbedded in these online subcultures if at the time as a by a supervisor. for example, the how the attack was embedded in the subcultures of online anti semites and online right wing extremists. and was, will say very strongly networked online. and by here on the test, back from this the right wing terrorist attack on the synagogue and highlight on young people in october of 2019 sonia feldman is one of the survivors. the american artist and online activist can from so traumatic experience with audio visual of installations like this one that she hopes are welcome to give a voice to victims and survivors of anti semitic racist attacks in germany. all of these conspiracies. and this here and these messages, we've seen them before in different forms. it's just now on line.

the division of united health, united health says they identified a suspected nation-state associated access to the healthcare information technology systems. the merkin hospital association says we recommend healthcare organizations that were disrupted were potentially exposed by this consider disconnection from optima and tell it steam safe to reconnect, camp pendleton, military hospital in colorado some of the affected facilities, now to news that is out of this world and american-made spacecraft landed on the moon for the first time since 1972 intuitive machines odysseus lander able to detect yesterday evening sensor malfunction and launch from houston, texas one week to reach the moon, there were no humans up this time but there are reportedly plans for manned missions in the future. in the meantime get ready to drill for water on the moon's south poll. we are pretty pictures to show you as we've been telling you the story. maria: i did not know they were planning this i felt so good about it. innovation in america is live and well. i love the fact that were trying this again aft

united nations. afp also covered the march of tehran people live. the photo section of the associated press news agency also published pictures of the extensive march on 22 bahman in tehran. the zionist media could not ignore this huge event and began to reflect it. death to america, death to israel, the opinion of the zionist newspaper, the times , made him war. regional media, including al-mayadeen, al-najba tv channel, and syrian rahimai media reported today. continuation. congratulations 20 other heads of states congratulated the president of our country on the 45th anniversary of the victory day of the islamic revolution. the kings of arabia and jordan, the emperor. japan, the national leader of turkmenistan, the presidents of serbia, turkmenistan, indonesia, armenia, algeria, tanzania, malaysia, belarus, syria , kazakhstan, india, ireland, the prime minister of india, the crown prince of saudi arabia, the head of the government of the united arab emirates and the head of the ruling party of india also sent messages to congratulate dr. seyed ibrahim raisi on the 45th anniversary

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national governors association winter meeting. >> newsom will join governors from across the united states, along with federal officials and leaders from business, academia and philanthropy. the conference will start tomorrow and go through february 24th. it will include conversations on top, policy issues facing states and territories. >> meantime, president biden is in san francisco tonight, part of a two day campaign trip. >> the president is hoping to raise some money as election season heats up. but as ktvu jana katsuyama shows us, not everyone is happy to see the president in the bay area. >> president biden arrived in san francisco on its campaign fundraising trip wednesday afternoon, greeted by speaker emerita nancy pelosi and congressman kevin mullin. >> it was an honor to be on the tarmac. i just thanked him for standing up for democracy, uh, at home and abroad. >> the president first stopped in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. secret service and k-9 units swept the perimeter where president biden attended high ticket fundraisers at private homes. guests lined up in cars for security checks, many inside to s

role as assistant to the president of the united states and white house national security communications advisor. this information was reported by the associated press news agency, citing its own sources in the administration of us president joe biden. according to the latest information, admiral kirby will be in charge. his own staff, which will ensure the exchange of information between various departments, working separately from the white house security council, that is, such a promotion. well, finland has a new president, alexander stup, a candidate from the national coalition party. it was he who won the day before during the second round of elections. according to the ministry of justice of the country, after counting 100% of the votes, sudstup won support. 50 is a little more than 51% of the country's citizens with the right to vote. what's interesting: the stupa is a longtime supporter of joining finland to nato, deepening of european integration and enlargement of the eu. he supports the deployment of nato troops in finland, but believes that the responsibility for protecting the country's territory lies with finland itself. well, an

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united states authorities suddenly announced that russia allegedly has such intentions. the topic was immediately picked up, for example, by abc television, citing sources. she noted that a certain threat to us national security may be associatedith this. this threat was discussed a day earlier. information began to spread rapidly among legislators and led to new accusations against our country. however, in the united states itself, the reaction to all these statements is ambiguous, for example, speaker of the us house of representatives mike johnson said that he sees no reason for public alarm in light of the assertion that there is a threat to the country’s national security, well, the new york times stated that the words the us is using the threat solely to convince congress to approve aid to ukraine, because turner, who made the threat statement, is a big fan of the idea increasing funding for kyiv. it was decided to discuss everything related to the topic today at a closed briefing, which will be conducted by assistant to the president of the united states for national security, jake salevan. the scheme is absurd, in principle, very simplified, that is, let's give money to ukraine, and ukraine will restrain russia from re

i've come to geneva in switzerland, a city associated for many decades with efforts to bring peace... ..and now home to one of the main united nationsa russian expert on weapons of mass destruction and russia's nuclear forces. nice to meet you. for a decade, he was involved in setting the doomsday clock. the russian president made it very clear that nuclear weapons are on the table. he said very specifically that if someone would intervene, then they will see the consequences they've never seen in their lives, which was a direct reference to nuclear weapons. how shocked were you that president putin would say that at that time? oh... that was pretty shocking, i would say. at that point, we didn't know what that would look like. i wouldn't say we've never seen before, because if we go back to, like, �*62 and the cuban crisis, we may have seen things of that order, of magnitude, but imagine this happening in the 21st century. that was definitely a shock. and president putin — why did he do this? and what does it tell us about him and how far he might be prepared to go? well, this is... ..exactly what nuclear weapons are there for, to

national institutes in the united states? >> there are other national institutes on a number. >> which department has overall jurisdiction for the development of ai? >> no one to my knowledge, no one department is associated with developing all of ai. a number of agencies, the department of energy, they have centers of excellence or institutes. >> that brings me to my last point, mr. chairman. we've heard, we dealt with the executive orders. i haven't heard a lot, one of the issues this congress is starting to deal with his client back article 1 authority in light of the overreach of article 2 authorities through eeos executive orders. i recommend we get into that. why are we focused on eeos, executive orders, why are we using them as the baseline here, what is the law that is going to operate not only with this national institute but the national institutes across the united states? i think we've got a bigger issue here that perhaps this committee could delve into and lead the way toward what is the law on ai development? thank you. >> thanks very much. that is a truly good concept and you are right, we have been working towards that, to regain the power for congress for all of us. gil alterovitz, anothe

israel, companies associated with israel's illegal settlements made public by the un, but now with the genocidal war, interests in these companies have increased. the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights has identified 100% 25 businesses with ties to illegal israeli settlements considered illegal under international law. these are some of the companies which are included in that list, some of the most notably air bnb, expedia and motorola. when arab speaking countries should be helping gaza and palestinians, it turns out to that they are stabbing them in the back. normalization is one thing, but to increase trade with the israeli regime during the onslot and... aggression, these countries which have normalized relations with the israeli occupation have increased their imports from israel with morocco leading the group. this includes other countries such as egypt, jordan and the uae. this is happening as israel is committing war crimes in the gaza strip and launching daily assaults in the occupied west bank. and finally, there is this form of israeli boycott, although unofficial, and it's boycotting israel in the... global academia. israel is being un

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