this is a prepaid call from an inmate at the washington, dc central detention facility. know, we all listened to the trial. this is a prepaid call from an inmate at the washington, dc central detention facility. to accept this call, press zero. beep i mean, you know, we all listened to the trial. a lot of it does have to do with, you know, the encouragement of getting people to get out and rally and getting people to come to dc and all those other things that. . .that you were doing. you sounded pretty sorry for...for what had happened. you say you didn't, but yet you're the one in prison for 22 years. america remains deeply divided. as the 2024 election approaches, the threat of political violence is never far away. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also north

this is a prepaid call from an inmate at the washington, dc central detention facility.ou know, we all listened to the trial. a lot of it does have to do with, you know, the encouragement of getting people to get out and rally and getting people to come to dc and all those other things that. . .that you were doing. you sounded pretty sorry for...for what had happened. you say you didn't, but yet you're the one in prison for 22 years. america remains deeply divided. as the 2024 election approaches, the threat of political violence is never far away. well, so far this month, many parts of the country have been experiencing unseasonably warm weather but now the transition to something colder is upon us and before that happens, a lot of rain through the early hours across many parts of england and wales. the colder weather has already reached scotland and northern ireland. the colder winds are coming in from the north, so clearer spells here and colder in the morning, but across the bulk of england and wales it's overcast, outbreaks of rain heavy at times. this is the weathe

freeman is a coordinating committee. member of the black alliance for peace who joins us from washington dc, i'm sorry snm, professor of political science at burzed university who joins us from romala and nepfa freeman coordinating committee member of the black alliance for peace who joins us from washington dc. welcome to you both uh sad so uh let me start with you and uh in terms of the way that uh we're we're looking looking at the developments in the region on the diplomatic side and the push for uh stopping the massacker that's taking place, we've seen two things happened, one the failure of the un where they were again not able to come up with any type of solution of which the russian envoy slamed to the un for that, at the same time uh we're seeing what for example has happened in jedda in saudi arabia with the oic, ivan was in attendance, other persian gulf countries of the arabs, arab countries of the persian gulf. were also present and they were united in the way that they thought israel should be punished for this amongst other things, where do you think the failure is coming on

coordinating committee member of the black. science for peace who joins us from washington dc. welcome taking place we've seen two things happen one the failure of the un where they were again not able to come up with any type of solution of which the russian envoy slamed to the un for that and the same time uh we're seeing uh what for example has happened in jedda in saudi arabia with the oic ivan was in attendance other persian gulf countries of the arabs arab countries of the persian gulf were also a present and they were united in the way that they thought israel should be punished for this amongst other things where do you think the failure is coming on the un side of things and in terms of the regional countries how they've united to perhaps make something happen to help the palestinians. good evening for you and all your viewers and also your guests, your guest, well i think the um password for what you asked. for this question is usa, it's united states, they are pressurizing the united nations, especially in the security council, they were very influential in the issue of not

this is a prepaid call from an inmate at the washington, dc central detention facility., we all listened to the trial. a lot of it does have to do with, you know, the encouragement of getting people to get out and rally and getting people to come to dc and all those other things that — that you were doing. you sounded pretty sorry for — for what had happened. you say you didn't but yet, you're the one in prison for 22 years. hey! america remains deeply divided. as the 2024 election approaches, the threat of political violence is never far away. hello. the rainfall has been quite exceptional across the uk in the last few days — widely in excess of 100mm of rain and in some spots around 200, the exact figures have yet to be verified — but this is what's been happening in the last 48 hours. these rain clouds pushed in by a strong easterly wind, a conveyor belt of moisture, of very wet weather spreading northwards across the uk and, of course, among the worst places to be affected eastern scotland. now, the outlook is looking very unsettled. further spells of wind and rain o

this is a prepaid call from - an inmate at the washington, dc central detention facility. you know, we all listened to the trial. a lot of it does have to do with, you know, the encouragement of getting people to get out and rally and getting people to come to dc and all those other things that. . .that you were doing. you sounded pretty sorry for...for what had happened. you say you didn't, but yet you're the one in prison for 22 years. america remains deeply divided. as the 2024 election approaches, the threat of political violence is never far away. hello. we've got some very different types of weather across different parts of the uk over the next few days. so some bigger contrast. much of the uk well above average in terms of temperature, particularly england, wales and northern ireland. but the blue colours across scotland show areas expected to be colder than average over the next few days and pretty wet across scotland too. this is the expected rainfall accumulation. you can see the green and white colours here indicating some areas could see over 100 millimetres,

freeman is a coordinating committee member. at the black alliance for peace who joins us from washington dc, i'm sorry, sid nam, professor of political science at bursaid university who joins us from romala and nepfa freeman, coordinating committee member of the black alliance for peace who joins us from washington dc. welcome to you both uh saden, so uh, let me start with you, and uh, in terms of the way that uh, we're we're looking at. the developments in the region on the diplomatic side and the push for uh stopping the massacker that's taking place, we've seen two things happen, one the failure of the un where they were again not able to come up with any type of solution, of which the russian envoy slammed to the un for that, at the same time uh we're seeing uh what for example has happened in jedda in saudi arabia with the oic, ivan was in attendance, other persian gulf countries of the arabs, arab countries of the persian gulf were also... presence and they were united in the way that they thought israel should be punished for this amongst other things, where do you think the failure

this is a prepaid call from an inmate - at the washington, dc- central detention facility. know, we all listened to the trial. a lot of it does have to do with, you know, the encouragement of getting people to get out and rally and getting people to come to dc and all those other things that...that you were doing. you sounded pretty sorry for...for what had happened. you say you didn't, but yet you're the one in prison for 22 years. america remains deeply divided. as the 2024 election approaches, the threat of political violence is never far away. hello there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. now, it's been a very wet 0ctober so far for many of us, but not for all of us. but especially wet across eastern areas of scotland. not a lot set to change either as we head through to the end of the month. it will stay unsettled, low pressure close by. heavy showers and longer spells of rain, wet again for eastern scotland, where of course the ground is already saturated. and if we take a look at the rainfall accumulation chart as we head through the next few days

this is a prepaid call from an inmate at the washington, dc central detention facility.now, we all listened to the trial. a lot of it does have to do with, you know, the encouragement of getting people to get out and rally and getting people to come to dc and all those other things that...that you were doing. you sounded pretty sorry for...for what had happened. you say you didn't, but yet you're the one in prison for 22 years. america remains deeply divided. as the 2024 election approaches, the threat of political violence is never far away. hello there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. what's coming up with our weather over the next ten days or so? on tuesday, we saw some sunshine but also some outbreaks of rain, and certainly some more wet weather to come in the forecast through the rest of this week and into next week. you can see the jet stream running to the south of us, allowing areas of low pressure to work in off the atlantic with their associated fronts, bringing showery outbreaks of rain that will be heavy and persistent at times. and you c

most of in jordan is in washington dc. dosage of body is live into the wrong that stopped though in washington dc with roles and in jordan's always seeing american politicians take a familiar patent of backing is round at the time of conflict to uh, that is correct. uh. you've not seen any uh over a criticism of israel in this situation of anything you have seen full throated support, not just from the by net ministration, but also from members of congress, whether republican or democratic. this is perhaps one of the few issues in latter day washington where politicians of both political parties agree that the us is national security is very much tied to that of israel. and that there is a commitment to ensuring that israel does what it needs to do. and that it has what it needs in order to protect its citizens. now there is a rolling of sediment that uh, the treatment of palestinians. both in the occupied west bank as well as in garza needs to be dealt with that is well needs to be held accountable for it. but you don't hear as much about that as you do about the need and the right of israel

i've seen in washington dc, i would estimate possibly 5000 people. it's hard to estimate without from the ground noticeable. just how diverse is proud is there young old. there i see orthodox, jewish people muslims. first it is, it really is a very diverse group and they're demanding not just an end to the war that's happening now and to the occupations and us involved with fed up with these policies and with fed up with this deception. and we'd fed up with our politicians like las vegas president ken, promising us that to you. what are the store americans as the put it's good, a good model authority. and we will see this as a model authority. we see it's more of a model bankruptcy now we're sending troops is really groups that are simply going to more people down. and the is really government has this thing of all the, the, the, the, the gardens have to move. so what the, how was all about, what is people going to wake up for? i don't know if, if the, if the average j to public doesn't figure out what's going on, there's no hope for this country. th

i've seen in washington dc. i would estimate possibly 5000 people. it's hard to estimate without from the ground noticeable just how diverse is proud is there young old? there i see orthodox, jewish people, muslims, for skins. it really is a very diverse group and they're demanding not just an end to the war that's happening.

. >> let's bring in rosalynn jordan from washington dc. hello. eak it down for us, how significant is this development? >> this is a significant development because the narrative had started to pick up in washington and in other world capitals that joe biden's trip to tel aviv on wednesday was not going to yield much of anything and probably would not prevent the state of israel from continuing its war on gaza. the president told reporters on his way back to washington on wednesday evening that one of his goals was to get humanitarian aid into gaza because of the very real suffering he says the palestinians who live there are undergoing. he noted that he has been working on trying to get u.s. citizens inside gaza out although he did not want to go into details about how that would come about. so far people have not been able to leave gaza for their home countries but that said, joe biden made the point that it was important for him to speak face-to-face with benjamin netanyahu, is really prime minister, as well as to speak with the jordanian king,

he joins us from washington, dc. mister pickering, do you have any real hopes for you in that process? you should the well be potentially looking elsewhere to try to bring them to this. so i think that it's probably at this stage premature to hold for you and lead process to take us out of the tragedy. and the quandary that we find ourselves in, at the present time with the mouse attacks against israel. i suspect it is real at a minimum will seek to expel all of the hamas spiders from its own territory. busy rates as well as perhaps some hint that it may once again seek to occupied pieces of the gaza strip that are important to it strategically. if not the whole strip. it was abandoned years ago under prime minister. sure. busy wrong uh for good reason, but to present deep uh, and obviously impactful, the attack against israel. there's change the equation. and these really thinking and of course is realize the election is coming up as well. and prime minister netanyahu is seeking me at all costs to avoid being involv

well that speak now to rosalind jordan, who's in washington dc. so we're also then, what does this mean for the business of the house for congress leaving the gulf, the things going to be frozen, held up well, to some extent, things are being uh, frozen for the time being. now the members of the house were already scheduled to be on a 2 week resale, in order to go back to their home districts to meet with constituents, to work on the 2024 election to take care of our local business that was already scheduled. but now, because there's no official speaker of the house, there isn't any opportunity for it's not permitted, i should say to actually carry out legislation debate. introduce an introduction of bills. both on the house for committees could meet if they want. one such committee is going to meet a week from wednesday, but there isn't any other business taking place. and that's because members of the republican uh, conference are going to be focused on trying to figure out who is running to be the next speaker of the house of representatives. a

john henderson is in washington dc. i'm gabriel. that is on the is in new york where the un security council has held an emergency close door meeting. but 1st let's go to mamma jump june. he's in west jerusalem, mom and so we know that in times of war, israel's was this make up the backbone of the, i mean, what more are his really official saying about this mobilization? that's right there. and before i get to that, i just want to update our viewers on something the you had mentioned. you mentioned earlier that about that exchange of gunfire that's been happening in steroids in the south. we are seeing on is really media that those shoot outs are still going on right now between members of these really army and how much gunman. so we're expecting to get more details about that in the hours to come. we'll bring you more about that, but that's what we have at this hour, is that those gun battles are still continuing instead, or with regard to those reserve is we have now heard from is really army spokesperson. jonathan calling because

all right, john, hands on life as the in washington dc. john francis as well as most those come here and i'll just say that will bring you more special coverage of the gaza. is ready to stay with us, the color of the weather set fire across much of the middle, a small house on show and coming for even full of these parts of the welfare the most and many more cloud maybe that clouds taking off at times to bring one or 2 showers towards cyprus towards the live and so syria 11 and jordan, you could catch a shallow to here, maybe even the, all the sliding down it is ralph and the occupied territories of what the weather will be further north, around the cool. cuz this sinking further south was that eastern side of stuckey. i think some showers northern areas of rock to catch a shower to pushing you to the far north of error. um, but generally speaking, we are looking at hans and try even for this positive well temperatures. maybe a couple of degrees above average at present, tulsa, i'm showing continue across a good parts of north africa. well

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i'm about a in washington dc. is the middle east, political analysts, or mount wherever ceasing palestinian solidarity across the occupied territories went out more than 3 weeks into this war? how is the most now viewed there on the ground? has it become more of a unifying force? i mean, it's interesting because the initial shocking attack, you know, before the full details of it emerged when i'm, as i've just broken out of the prison and attacked military bases, was kind of the initial information that come in. and it had certainly sign up in popularity beyond just in palestine, but just in terms of as a, as a force of resistance. but then as the graphic details of the full extent of that attack, that certainly has changed perceptions that a negative direction once ignore the extent of the attack on civilians. but now with the extent it was really bombardment against the guy this trip. and with the extent to which, how mouse is able to continue fighting back and standing as ground in the face of all of it. certai

he's in washington dc. i as the u. s. we as rates it's support for israel, we all hearing that a number of americans have also been killed. the what more do we know at this stage? the national security kind of so were briefing natalie on sunday that a number of americans have been killed in the last couple of hours. the house of representatives has received a briefing from the national security team during the briefing. i'm like to believe they were told the 4 americans had been killed, but to expect that number to increase the united states has already a nice they would support israel. it's going to is back this when joe biden said on saturday, the following that out with military deployments. they've already said that the equipment and resources are being sent to israel, including munitions. although the americans that have pains to point out a new point that israel ask for troops on the ground, but what is being sent to them at least, is the general ford carrier group, which is a new cap county and 5 other warships. us

how does your caster the following up for us in washington dc? thank you. id. i mean, most of us have released a statement in response to a president bivens condemnation of the group. they say his comments constitution attempt to cover up the is really occupation governments crimes and terrorism against the palestinian people. and the bi than speech does not point to the massacres committed by the israeli occupation forces against the palestinian people while that springing ariel gold. she is the executive director of the fellowship of reconciliation, the law, just an oldest into faith, peace and justice organization in the us. she now will say, joins me from washington. dc area was we've been saying hit no coal for restraints a tool from by that really surprised. i think this was possibly the most pro israel speech that any president has ever given. and i mean i was and i want, i wasn't, i wasn't surprised. usually we it lease pay lip service to calling for restraint, that i can't say that the us probably calls for restraint. we give almost $4000000000.00 a ye

let's bring in that michael my mind now in washington dc. he's the director of a search for israel palestine. democracy for the are well now. welcome to the program. let me ask you 1st. as the boom bobbins have gone to continues, we hit close for safe passage and humanitarian. colorado is specifically ins, but break it down for us. what's the difference on the significance of that difference? all of us are in for it, or is it green upon caught it or where true, which amount of turn release be delivered. so that could be through the rough processing from egypt, it could be from the same and then that's, you know, obviously needed in the current situation where it's all cut off water and food. and all connections to the outside world. safe passage is allowing civilians to sleep. now obviously, if you think about who the people guys are, that triggers a lot of trauma and has a lot of people very worried because the majority of post indians in gaza are either refugees from 1948 or the children, or grandchildren, great grandchildren. those refuge

let's get more in this style with mike kinda in washington dc. so what not? tapes isn't backing down easy, but does he have any real chance of succeeding in his arms? well, let's just put this into a context. this is a very read motion to the k test. it is called the about me being to introduced over the past century. and neither of those succeeded at all. so very difficult for gates to achieve his am. he would need to get all the republicans in the house to vote in favor of him to be able to get to the speaker. altitudes decided by a simple majority, which is $218.00 boats if everybody's in the chain. but. but this seems like a very long old the gates of course, infuriated by the fact that the coffee used democrat support deposits that stopped funding bill and gates is also claimed that mccarthy struck a secret deal with president biden to continue funding to ukraine. despite conservative republican opposition, not because he denies that outright. he dismisses gates as attempts to bring him down what he has in recent days. there's been no reaction from him a

the we do a v 's from washington dc. thank you. now the judge and this will make us present donald trump's multi $1000000.00 civil full trial has issued an order to prevent verbal attacks on quote stuff. not so off the trunk, criticize the case of the presence, his 2 sons and the trump organization are accused of using full financial statements and then facing the network by billions of dollars. that is on the sent this from outside the court in new york. they to the trial here at this court house in new york city, and the trial is turning a little mundane. and what i mean by that is the witnesses that are being called now are accountants, appraisers, bankers and consultants. because at the core, this is a case about property value, which means it's a case about numbers. of course, the attorney general claiming that trump and his associates intentionally inflated the value of trump properties in order to get more favorable loans, which would be a crime. but trump and his lawyers have been arguing in court and are trying to lay out

up to. date with the latest in the us, yeah, there were protests uh throughout the week here in washington dc and the latest being at the washington monument, but also a protest just outside of washington dc in the next state over maryland, where they protested outside alongside of very busy highway, calling attention to the onslot that is happening to the palestinians in gaza, and what you're seeing is a show of solidarity with palestinians to... are really uh in a very dire situation, we are getting reports about the humanitarian uh crisis that is happening there, and not only that, the us stance uh, at least coming from president joe biden and asking for billions of dollars in aid for ukraine and for israel, which lot of uh citizens here in the us are very concerned over, none the least of which, if we are sending out all this money, where is it going? and is any money going to help americans themselves, but besides that, people are seeing the reports coming from overseas, they're not happy about what's what's going on there, when we see the pictures of palestinians who are being ushered f

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she's going to be wonderful. >> so many important decisions made in washington, dc.ot here to talk about partisan politics. there are important issues like judges confirmed for the bench, et cetera. how important from a representation standpoint is it to have a person of color and a person representing lgbtq plus community with the important decisions hanging in the balance? >> absolutely. these are some of the most important decisions. when we do the work we do, it really does matter with the judges that are here. just having someone that has a different experience bringing any sort of diversity or difference will help everyone. we will all be stronger because of that. >> how quickly do you expect her voice to be heard? >> honestly, she's good. i think she's going to come in and shake things up. i think people will be willing and ready to listen. if not, i think she will make sure that they do. >> so when i textedded you at 2:30 and apologized, i didn't mean to apologize so much. because you are in washington and you have already had your coffee this morning. >> i a

the american university in washington dc.has written a book "the house was my home: my life on capitol hill and other tales". in philadelphia is claire finkelstein a faculty director at the center for ethics and the rule of law at university of pennsylvania. and also in washington dc is carrie sheffield, conservative commentator and senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. a warm welcome to you all thank you for joining us on this edition of inside story. there are certainly plenty of moving parts to this particular story. before we get into the politics i want to dig deeper into the specifics of this case. daniel i will start with you. this is not a criminal case, this is a civil case, so the former president not facing jail time. can you describe what the attorney general is hoping to achieve from this trial? daniel: there are two sets of remedies that the attorney general is seeking. they first is a fairly substantial find of $250 million. but more importantly they are seeking to ban donald trump and his rel

from washington dc and across the country, coming up thursday morning newsweek congressional correspondent talks about louisiana republican congressman mike johnson's election as house speaker and what is next on the congressional agenda. then we continue the discussion on house speaker mike johnson, the november 17 government funding deadline in the u.s. response to the israel hamas war with tom tiffany, pennsylvania democratic congresswoman chrissy and california it republican congressman. and hawaiian democratic congresswoman jill to kuta. c-span's washington journal joining the conversation live thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. in 2017, freshman congressman mike louisiana talked to c-span about becoming a new member of congress. his family and community in his state's fourth congressional district. he also discussed who he looks to for advice and mentorship including fellow louisiana and steve scalise. >> we are talking with mike johnson who serves the state of louisiana, the fourth district and thanks for joining us. tell us a little about how you got to

it doesn't stay on this level at uber, human, washington, dc. thank you so much. so the vacuum is populist, former prime minister robert feet. so is on track for another term as the final votes are counted in the countries parliamentary elections feats. so has vote and slovakia as robust military support for ukraine and has also criticized nato and the you are early exit. polls had predicted the pro western progressive slip out care party as the winner bought was almost all of the voting districts reporting their trailing feet. so it's s. m e. our party bite. several point dw brussels bureau chief alexander for nomine was at the election. headquarters of the progressive slovakia party, i asked her what the election result could mean for the use support of ukraine. until now the european union has been able to remain united satisfied occasional attempts by for instance, there hung gary and governments to disrupt that uni jeep. but of course, brussels is concerned what's, what's happened? it's not the progressive slovakia party but said that pro russian format prime

if it doesn't stay on this level at uber, human, washington dc. thank you so much. i to slovakia is populist farmer prime minister your robert feet, so is on track for another term. as the final thoughts are counted in the countries parliamentary elections. feats so has value to end to a vac. he has robust military support for ukraine and has also criticized nasal and the you are really exit. polls had predicted the pro western progressive slovakia partially as the winter, but with almost all washing districts reporting, their trailing feats, those s m e r piracy by several points. dw process bureau chief, alexander phenomena was at the election headquarters also progressive. so back you up party, i asked her what the election result could mean for the use support of ukraine. until now, the european union has been able to remain united satisfied occasional attempts by, for instance, the hung gary and government to disrupt that uni jeep. but of course, brussels is concerned what's, what's happened? it's not the progressive slovakia party but said that pro russian for

put it, how does that achieve an objective and what objective can that achieve for telavive and washington dc? in clear word we can understand that they are trying their best to show their power, but opposite direction approach of their power, it shows their weakness, it shows their anger, it shows the... had towards humanity when they are killing people, when they are killing women, this show that they are not having capability of facing the resistance power, they are not having that power to go face to face with the fighters of resistance, and when they are unable, when they are incapable, they go and target the children and women who are without any weapons, without any resistance, that is why? it is politically lot for the moral moral ethics which they want show to the world and on the other word they try to force those access that by killing this women and the children they will come to the term, this is the systematic and planned strategy by. women and this is not this is happening accidentally, but they are doing it in a systematic way and they are doing two. at the same time they are

, there's a natasha from washington dc, but no one that um you probably know, but my question to, the jordanian king abdullah, he said the one-sided us support that is shown for israel and standing by and watching the atrocities being committed in the besieg gaza strip is an abomination. he said there is no hope, peace or future for palestinians and things of this conflict will persist until there is. he said when the draw quote unquote when the bombs drop, after the bombs drop start stop dropping pardon, israel has to realize there is no military solution to this conflict, that war crimes and violations of international law and international humanitarian. cannot take uh place indefinitely, and this is something israely leadership has to owe up to. uh, my initial uh, your initial thoughts on how dire the situation is right now, and how the us, the little cred credibility it still had in the region, it's waining every day, the more it stands behind this regime and its atrocities. well, of course uh, king abdullah of jordan is correct. in what you quoted him as saying that there is

that was steven a cook with the council on foreign relations in washington dc. thank you for your analysis. photos of people with missing during the mazda of salt and appeals for help have flooded social media of the attackers, abducted at least $100.00 people, including men, women, and children, and also the elderly. many foreigners were among those were kidnapped, killed and missing. currently in israel, you'll need, i sure is living a nightmare. his wife and 2 young daughters are among those kidnapped by him ass militants, and taken over the border into gaza. he identified them in a video, widely circulated on social media. they were visiting his mother in law and a kid puts near gaza when palestinian militants searched across these really border on saturday during the morning. i context my wife and there she told me on the phone that the terrorist inside the house. that was the last time they spoke. he doesn't want these to be the last images. he has of his family. not simply to know that to your 2 babies and your wife and your entire family. the most precio

the reason why are you behaving with the view from washington dc. thank you very much. and here's a reminder of the top story at this hour. it is real time minister benjamin netanyahu. it has set the airstrikes, some guys that are just beginning of a larger operation. and some of you said some of the origins were still inside. israel is where the media said deductible from the loss of tax, as no surpassed 900 and you're up to date, but to stay tuned, we'll be following this for the rest of the day for you. thank you very much for joining us. the . let's see, chris lie behind the discovery mileage benches and 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage spelling d w world heritage $360.00 now prejudices, stereotypes, to shape to west these of africa. how do we change this adults to make it meets with the companies creation together, they don't know the contradictory nature of these euro centric attitudes and how these beliefs can be changed. stopped from mass starts on the 21st on d, w. the who blew up north street in pipeline unprecedented. who was a pub traces an

home session across developments for us in washington dc. thank you all and well, speaking is mediation, the un security council is held an emergency meeting to discuss the conflict she ever times the reports now from the u. n. in new york of these emergency un security council players consultations or opportunities to get a briefing from the u. m. s. of the situation on the ground. as well as an opportunity for members of the security council to get a sense of where each other stands on the current violence where cools for the escalation that will cause ro and violence against civilians. but to security council members clearly had divergence positions on what to do next. the us expressed support whatever is what has to do to quote, defend itself, while the russians cooled for an immediate cease fire, present by instead, i think very clearly uh, today we will support is real. we will help them in carrying out there in a way to the right to their self defense. so i agree, just leave it there for the moment. or we will obviously be having disc

studies at the american university of washington, dc. he's reading a book, the house was my home, my life on capitol hill and other titles in philadelphia is class finkelstein is faculty director at the st of ethics and the role of lou at the university of pennsylvania. and also in washington dc is carry sheffield conservative commentator and senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. i think tank a will welcome it to you. oh, thank you for joining us on this edition of inside story. there is certainly plenty of moving parts to this particular story, but before we get into the politics of it, i want to take a little deeper into the specifics of this case. and daniel, i'll start with you. as we mentioned before, this is not a criminal case, this is a civil case and so the former president isn't facing any jail time. so can you describe to us what the attorney general is hoping to achieve from this particular trial? well, there are. busy 2 sets of remedies that does he turn general seeking. the 1st is a fairly substantial fine

fact he is wrong on energy policy, he failed us on border security, he spent too much money in washington dc, and printed money that cause inflation and hurt our economy. as i travel around new hampshire, i talked to people, it is a concern about affordable housing. concern about rent being too high, the grocery store, and the gas that you have to spend at the pump, the price of that. so those concerns resignation with me because when you look at my background, i understand affordable housing. i raised our young family in a mobile home until we were able to afford a little bit more of a solid structure. but i understand, living from paycheck-to-paycheck in the early parts of my career. so we come from a common background and i think it is important that we have leaders in our country that identify and understand the challenges that families face in america today. we as republicans, we believe in a limited role of government. we believe that -- growth of the private sector more than the growth of the government sector. those are important principles, right? and so, whenever -- i was out here

that was steven a cook with the council on foreign relations in washington dc. thank you for your analysis. the united nations security council has met in a closed door session to address with israel's, you wouldn't pass that are called legal documents and war crimes by him. us, but the pulverized council issued no resolution or even a joint statement on the conflict. us deputy ambassador to the you and robert would . so the purpose of the session was for the international community to show solidarity with his royal dw correspondents, you know, doing a lot on is following the story for us from washington were present. joe biden has about as import israel. earlier i asked her what came out of the un security council meeting swell ahead of this un security council meeting. israel's permanent representatives, the united nations called on the member countries of the security council to issue an unequivocal condemnation of hum us. now this did not happen, although, as you said, the expectation that the un security council was going to issue any kind of binding resolu

that was steven a cook with the council on foreign relations in washington dc. thank you for your analysis. my pleasure. the united nations security council hasn't met in a closed door session to address what is real as you went in bass row called bleeding, documented, and war crimes by him us. but it's unlikely that the polarized council would issue a resolution or even a joint statement of the conflict, us deputy and master to the you and robert would said the purpose was for the international community to show solidarity with his right now the new and security council called an emergency meeting, and i just had to discuss the latest file and communities. this comes as he was present. joe biden is promising to stand by israel for more were now joined by dw corresponding janelle dumas island in washington. so do you know what exactly came out of the un security council meeting today? as well ahead of this un security council meeting? israel's permanent representatives, the united nations called on the member countries of the security council to issue an unequiv

i'll just eat a new york in washington dc. one of trump's diehard supports is not gates, as he'll try to oust a house speak of kevin mccarthy. this week, kate says he will be finding a motion to vacate the check off to mccarthy supported the last minute deal to the to government shut down. first thing, jordan has more from capital even though congress has passed a measure that will fund the federal government until the middle of november. the big drama here on capitol hill is whether the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy is going to be able to keep this job. that's because a very conservative congressman from florida mat gates is trying to lead the charge to force mccarthy out of the position. he says that when mccarthy we case fee for back in january after that notorious $15.00 rounds of voting to get this procedures leadership post, he says mccarthy made a promise that he would only push for legislation that would satisfy very conservative republicans and not the majority of republicans or congressional democrats for that

well, if i'm on this, let's go to john henry at new standing by for us in washington dc. john events on the ground seemed to be overtaking president biden as he flies to israel, focused through what the president is hoping to achieve on this visit. and this is a rare show of personal support from the president, making that trip himself darren and the president plans to meet with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the war cabinet. he wants to meet with the families of some of those who has been held captive, particularly the americans. but you're absolutely right. this attack on the hospital puts him in a bad situation showing support for israel at a time when israel's being blamed for that strike. of course, as you, as you heard before, his real has denied that strikes for the president, put out a statement. vitamin did saying i am outraged and deeply saddened by the explosion . so he is put in a position where now among the things he has to do is initially ask what happened at that hospital try to get some more information on that. and in a, in a briefing on

he joins me from washington dc. go to have you on the job or hear news. so us secretary of state, anthony blink and his health talks with israel, united. so the us president joe biden will travel there on wednesday. how much hope does this give of the escalation to? well, some, but not much. it's very clear that the us administration did not want to invest the prestige of the presidency of having, as in biden, on the ground. and israel without the least securing salting sessions from the israelis. so what we've heard today, and this information is still very luminary, is that there is an agreement on humanitarian aid opening a few minutes are in court, or that would provide some relief for the citizens of guys that have been under siege an epic trap. suffering with no water, no electricity in my medicine is running out. so the president will be on the ground in israel. but you will also go to jordan, where he will meet the king of jordan, the president of passing in authority and as well as the president of egypt. i think that the american a here is very

that's a picture in washington dc. what's the story in europe? harry? force it standing by the in london for us. and how are you benjamin netanyahu this ready prime minister is being speaking to some european leaders. that's right. yes . he says he's spoken to the leaders of germany. ukraine, italy, i'm brick. good. saying that each of those leaders express the unqualified support israel's rights to defend itself. i also another line just coming through from gemini in the last few minutes that the government is reviewing its policy of age to palestinians with hundreds of millions of years or us dollars a year. the minister in charge of that program saying these attacks mock, a terrible fracture and some debates between right and left in german politics. some on the right in the conservatives saying that a new stock is needed and the terrorist and that will be funded again. there is also be a much wide, a scalar of combination from other european powers as well. i think a lot of the concentration of the reporting certainly is about the shift scale, all t

they were fallacious for us from the washington dc. thank you . alan. low speaking of attempt to mediation, roselle says it will be calling an emergency meeting of the united nations security council on the wall between from us and israel. dramatic editor james bass reports now from london. a diplomatic assets are going to now center on the un security council. brazil is the current president of the security council. they put out his statement due to the seriousness of the matter. the presidency were called an emergency meeting of the council. now i understand this meeting was called for 1st by multiple of one of the european members of the security council. and then by the u. a which is the cons. our member of the security council, we think the meeting will most certainly be behind. closed doors was not clear, is the formats of the meeting exactly who breaks the meeting. i think it's most likely to be told when is learned, who is the un special coordinate to based in jerusalem. but it's also not clear whether the is really on bass of the, on the palest

this is a holiday weekend here in washington, dc. normally he would be at his home in delaware, but he's been surrounded by his national security team at the white house for the last several hours. he decided to go public with the statement and full support of the israelis and condemning reaction by how much israel has the right to defend itself. and as people full stop, there's never justification for terrorist attacks in my administration to support resist. security is rock solid and on way. let me say this is clearly as i can, this is not a moment for any party hospital, the israel to exploit these attacks, to seek advantage. the world is watching. and hearing that from joe biden about that solar, the wavering solidarity. but what can washington actually do to support as well be on the rest wrecked the way here. they were told that their own going discussions between the white house and also the net and yahoo government about providing military defensively, the american saying what do you need over the next few days and they will

i sent this update from washington dc. but us congress had been chanting at the bench to take action, to support israel since the war start. and on wednesday it finally got its chance after the house finally elected a speaker after 22 days without one republican mike johnson, a trump allied one unanimous support from his party to become the new leader of the house. and even before taking the oath of office, he vowed to pass a resolution to support israel as his 1st act as speaker. the 1st bill that i'm going to bring to this floor in just a little while. we'll be in support of our dif, different israel, and we're overdue. and getting that done, we're going to show not only israel, but the entire world that the barbarism of hum us that we have all seen play out on our television screen screens is wretched and wrong. and we're going to stand for the good in that conflict resolution pass with over whelming bipartisan support in the house. it pledges the us to stand by israel against the quote, barbaric war launched by him. us

i'll just say it was passage l hanging, attended around in washington dc. i don't know on saturday afternoon to washington dc, i'd say about a 1000 people came out champions of house march. we're now there in front of the state department. their demand, not just to cease fire for the your self funding is are we give them $11000000.00 a day in tax payers, money sleep on their health care and we fund their weapons. it's on our dentist search and assign the americans the most recent march report. all of this happened several times and they sided more with health jobs. perhaps the generally among democrats, according to the latest has fallen 11 percent 0 just based on a simians taking supplies. my un fluid sentence, southern gaza shortages leave 2300000 people at risk of starvation, honest demands instead of the sort of 2 with 2 boxes. they say that a few more to find them than ever by the international. we have no flour, no age, no water, not even toilets or houses were destroyed. no one cares about us. we appealed to the people of the world. all international