he said, "i'm wiley quixote," [laughing]. i said, "i know, jim." he said, "you did," [laughing]?anna move your seat back, nick, you can. it's easy to do and it'll just cramp the people in the back seat, but who cares about them anyway? - [nick] when did you buy this place, jim? - 1996. over here is the walled in pond, and this is the wegivea dam. [laughing] welcome to the 17th annual pine mountain tacky lawn ornament, pink flamingo soiree at, wiley's last resort, welding chapel and health spa. - i think jim was about making a few statements while he was on the planet. that if he said, "last resort," he meant, all right, let's go for it [laughing]. wait, this is we got one last era to do some stuff up here that nobody's attempted before and let's try her out [laughing]. - the resort is like no place on earth [chuckling]. it is clever, and humorous, and artistic. [water splashing] but it's also held together with coat hangers and duct tape, it's just this walt disney world kind of place for hillbilly artists. [upbeat blue grass music] [upbeat blue grass music continues] - we're her

yeah. >> look at you walking independent now. >> high school senior alan wiley was born without sight due to a genetic disorder. however that did not stop him from becoming very passionate early in life, starting with the cleveland guardians broadcast that when he was two years old, he's got his hands on the radio that was on the kitchen counter and he's just standing there listening to it. >> lorraine anders pitch a swing and a high fly. >> his hero became guardians, play by play broadcaster tom hamilton, whom he has met and studied. i want to be either a sports talk show host and or a color commentator. >> it's already the fourth hit today for lake county. >> and this past summer, alan finally received his call up to the pros by fox. >> he got the louder you got. watson thanks to an organization called the cleveland sight center, alan got to be the color commentator for the cleveland guardians minor league team, the lake county captains for a handful of games and he crushed it. >> it went over really, really well, had a good record. >> you had a very good record. um, they were, what

i'll speak to wiley nickel about that. plus, payments are back. millions of americans must now pay off the federal student loans again. next, some of the cases to watch in the supreme court. we'll be right back. 'll be right back. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could be something more serious called attr-cm, a rare, under-diagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist, and ask about attr-cm. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. all, right welcome back. the remains of senator diane feinstein are back in rome city is san francisco. the u.s. military all the right by the white house is met by a military detail upon lan

is wiley, women is wiley, history and then dial families, mailed the great kidnapping. this is what we face and this, well, this is all on the existence of these well as a bar spells state as a democratic state, as the homeland of the jewish people. this is a wall or freedom and on our common values. and we are on the front line we, we keep fighting and we, we the, we in this, well we, we to prove it with your permission mister secretary, i'd say a few words enable now's, you'll shut, but it may not be signing to me to come up and i mean by the, by, i don't know how many model a teacher level up the shot. you see, i'm an officer of the most gala analysed in bonnie the ball up because sick, i'm not sure how should model that. so we'll just start the guilt. i need but to off the gum. yeah. the dental but also available. um the gum or even before like zillow, maybe an inmate, dave. it's most remote booth, a little bit much mold up because it may not be said enough, as a car maybe, you know, should bomb each that ms. claire and she, little bits of all, it's smart. they live

there isn't up the next day of the is wiley, soldier who by the way it has an american boss. busy is a father match was a president biden when he was here and visited also new york. and i think that's what you see now in the streets in philip eve and elsewhere is just the tip of uh, the ice about. busy just to remind you, look in 22006 and is very soldier was abducted the large of the city and until 2011 for 5 years there was a huge campaign and we'll talk to you about a single is rarely sold, you know, just comparing to what's happening you know, with women. so the little children adapted the. busy is wiley, public opinion is divided between those who believe that is leg should pay any price leasing the but a senior person is for get actually is ready to release $1000.00 from us prisoners including is made near uh on the other end the people like for instance uh, in his best conference that then you said that when he was asked about that, you actually do that. actually he agreed to that. uh, this was a mistake. he should uh, review this policy. again, the uh, uh, message whi

now we've heard some of the political analysts i'm or, or an intel of for you, but he says that's wiley major. he's really cities have suffered from rock, a spikes. the most dramatic events have on folded on the border with guys a, it is quite removed. uh from uh uh the main front which is uh, moved in. um a thank you moment there's to the south and where their where house was. um, skirmishes. uh hostages being taken shirley ink and the like to be his only uh, been rocketed there. a couple of times and people here have got to use suite over the last several years. whenever the research and exchange, the problem is nothing to be or any of the major city. and i'm in the center of israel, the problem he's on the border on either side of the border. israel has been surprised and shocked to learn earlier this morning that hundreds of operatives managed to penetrate into its territory. take hostages to at least $150.00. it's rarely use mostly civilians preferably. and the entire defense doc tree, which was built on the terrans intelligence and the force of the is ready for all the forces. thi

so 5659 is wiley's. i have been killed since. how must launched its biggest military attack on israel by land, air and sea early on saturday. more than 3150 is ralph, have been injured. at least 100 is wiley, soldiers and civilians have been taken, captive is rouse, he says, a number 5 is still on the ground in the south of the country. these are all the towns and cities in israel, which were infiltrated by hum us the posting and group bridge the guns a barrier. it's several entry points. some of the fight is used to make shift power . glad is to get past the barrier that we're filmed. heading to they came and these riley, coastal town the, the guys a boat, a is riley's. if attending a music festival fled the same when find his into the area. i witness to say dozens of civilians was shot and killed is riley media. it says hundreds of bodies have been discovered that at the is raz o. e. rez crossing. rather how most used to bulldoze is to break past the barrier. they lice are released to video, showing fighters breaching and check

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, women is wiley history and then fail. families mailed the great kidnapping. this is what we face. and this will this is all on the existence of the as well as a or spouse state, as a democratic state, as the homeland of the jewish people. this is a well on freedom and on our common values. and we are on the front line we, we keep fighting and we, we the, we in this, well we, we to prevent with your permission mister secretary, i'd say a few words enable now is the, i'm sure, but they may not be citing so, but me to come up. i'm not no need to call me my little by little somebody my teacher level leticia. see i'm not sure of the most gala analysed in bonnie the bought because see come know, show us and model him very. so be able to start the guilt on the but to off the gum. yeah. the dental but available. um the gum or even before like zillow, maybe an inmate, dave. it's much. moat. i believe it does. all that much mold up because it maybe not the side you maybe not cause a car. maybe, you know, should bomb each duck miss graham, she little bits of all, it's n

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what about a half a 1000000 is wiley's been ordered to leave de hopes in the boston dikes? a yes of a moving largely to the center, just obviously the, the communities around gowns as trip where evacuated have been being evacuated over the last to 88 days or so. this city where i'm just on the edges office to raul to is apparently we've been told almost 90 percent evacuated. now these are communities that are not on used to seeing this to seeing war, to saying the rockets being fired from gaza. and yet this time feels very different people taking it in a very different way. they moving to the center of the country. now, we know also 28 communities from the north. the lebanese border also being evacuated because of the conflict that's, that's going there. the cross border firing that's happening up there. now they're trying to get as central as possible. they all receive some people, at least depending on how find you all to the front, receiving some government assistance. but there is anger brewing among many who was saying that they not getting enough help. but as you can

almost terror attacks of october 7th is really forces are also massed near the gauze or border for wiley anticipated ground invasion. fueling fears that this humanitarian catastrophe could get much worse. as israel's military wraps up airstrikes on gaza. dw correspondent, tonya kramer told us what they are, is really, authorities are and aren't saying about the next phase of the war as well. and all . this is a very volatile situation. so we have an increase of air strikes on garza, the army officials told us, you know, this will be increasing so that could be seen as a preparation as well. again, of, of potential uh ground offensive. um, but we also seen incidents today again uh where a boarded post uh on the addiction side and then tips and board post was shelves. but it's really showing which also shows you know, how difficult it is. all this is coming in so far from this. so the is really ami, apologize for that. um uh, it was not intended, but to see how the volatile, the situation actually is. the. this also state of war could fly or coming out of from garza to what, southern israe

nick akerman and maya wiley are here. we're going to get into it. i also want to tell you from the other side of the table what trump's lawyers are saying about this today. quote, assuming truthful testimony in the case, referring obliquely to powell, quote, it will be favorable to the overall strategy says georgia's defense lawyer. so powell was facing more than one misdmern. that was going to be at next week's trial. she pleads out. mr. cheseboro faces -- if powell's testimony works again him -- let me be clear, he is presumed innocent, and he'll get to make his defense in whatever way he chooses, but if this testimony she provides along with the other convict hall, works against cheseboro and he get what is she didn't, jail time, that's going to focus the minds of other defendants. you can bet people like mark meadows are watching this all very closely tonight. if several people start flipping, you don't want to be the last one. that brings me to another point i want to share with you as we kind of take this in. there's a lot of talk about trump'

third witness is maya wiley, civil and human rights. ms. wiley is also a professor of public and urban policy at the new school. previously she served as couple to the mayor of new york city and founder and president of the center for social inclusion. she earned her law degree from colombia law school and bachelor''s degree from dartmouth. with that, i will have senator fisher introduce our remaining witnesses. >> we have with us also neil who serves as senior research center at the center of growth and opportunity, nonpartisan think tank at utah state university that focuses on technology and innovation. mr. chelson previously served at the federal trade commission and ari cohn, nonprofit devote today technology law and the preservation of civil liberties. mr. cohn is a nationally recognized expert in first amendment law and defamation law and coauthored to state and federal courts on vital first amendment issues. welcome to all of you. >> very good. >> i do. >> thank you, you can be seated. [inaudible] >> members of the committee, thank

what was then ukraine by the nazis behind. bobby are already moving the cartridge to wiley during the great patrick war. when the germans occupied the city of stalin know now don't ask. they displace the inhabitants of the jews, get so and brought them here. not only jews were thrown into this hole in don't boss. we have a multinational people. many people were thrown into this hole. the main thing is to preserve the memory. it must be preserved because if we forget our ancestors a roots, the feats of our grandfathers then there will be no future. the some say that the recent standing of ation given to the former ukrainian vol vanessa as far to you ever. so i have home during the canadian parliament on the attempt by us tech to stay on to me blinking to revise the history of the massacre of jews at bobbie. all should stand as a warning. they say that dangerous historical revisionism is edging not to apologize in one step closer to the mainstream. but the people have done yes, one forgets they all stead false and never fees or to allow fascism to gain a foothold in the region. once mor

how must, as full is wiley prisoners, had been killed in a bombardment area. i spoke to re fact oliver you, he's a resident of guys that and gave us these 1st hand accounts. and i think we have run out of adjectives, modifying adjectives to describe the message that said been in the office, are you allowed? processors? bombing whole blog said targeting palestinian families as they slept, targeting most fun businesses under the gems, but as the dungeon areas. uh, the night was unprecedented. me barely slipped. uh the, the situation was terrifying. and i think this is just uh, going to be the beginning because it is right. is it being the bones have not stopped for like 10 hours. uh now i have not even one, almost a minute of break. what have you witnessed? have you been able to go outside at all and say what level of destruction there has been and, and what buildings and infrastructure has been damaged? every published in and gaza is a target. anyone can because by is really missiles or can be killed because he or she happens to be walking by a place that is on

that's wiley the stress a lot on the need of getting humanitarian aid into gaza. he did say that what had arrived inside this trip so far was a drop in the ocean and that much, much more needs to be done and then needs to be some sort of mechanism by which a do my new terry and it continues to flow into guys, i did ask him about the issue of fuel very much needed in guys up for the hospitals . practically every part of life. at the moment he did say he disgusted with 5 minutes to nathaniel. i asked him if he thought that, that, you know, the israel was about to allow that his answer was a bit noncommittal. what he said is that israel was looking into it, but certainly there was no clear indication whether that would happen sooner rather than later. or a hold of things. so that's a part of your home and reporting that from ramallah. and let me just bring you some break and use we're talking with our her little bit earlier about. so those reports in his reading media that him us might release at 50 hostages with jewel citizenship. but we are now hearing from him as

back with me is neal katyal and maya wiley. i want to start with you.trump's defense saying this is a, quote, victimless crime and that the lenders profited from these financial transactions and how do you think justice engoron will address that particular argument? >> well, in a sense he has already addressed it in his opinion that he issued last week which was to say, look, you know, the way the law in new york works this is about deception. this is about the capacity or the tendency to create an environment in a climate of fraud. this isn't about whether or not the harm that the attorney general is focusing on is the harm that this kind of environment clite crtes, and yes, you know, now that with these rng charges essentially the counts, i should say, there is a question of intent and the defense that donald trump had the intent to do and how materiel it was, and those are facts that the judge said are going to be at issue in this trial and it's not that they have to show that there was an actual loss of money and that is one of the things that frust

what is wiley and publishing and forces of treated accusations about 2 conducted the devastating attack on the hospital in the gathered region, hundreds of civilians were killed and dislike. many of them women and children, emergency workers and local residents have been trying to pull the victims out of the rubble. a warning that you may find the following images distressing. the message to the people is to stand for the truth to be afraid of the truth. don't be afraid of the americans. don't be afraid of these really air force hold on to the last drop of blood. these are my words to the palestinian people. our resistance is strong, the. the hospital is the oldest and the gas at region and is located near the is really border. it was packed with wooded civilians and other seeking shelter amid the possess, then is ready attacks that have pounded the province in recent days. he's what has insisted, the civilians means that area and head south awards. do refugee camps me of the egyptian boy that in the evening after we finished one of the surgeries, we heard a missile screech following by

a lot of them are lazy, wiley upon them, and up on all of those who have i send it to the heavens. the gods blessings. my friends remain when doctor and gaza describes how a boy with injuries and facial bins told him how his house was hooked up to finishing. i meet with his parents, his father sitting next to him. he says, was killed outright. his mother suffocated in the smoke. i don't have videos to show you with respect to that too much with respect, that the end of the time, it is too much to show videos, but check out to them all by the thousands of videos depicting the album and nations the heart of the on humanity today and humanity to which thousands of palestinians are being subjected and have been subject it is right and is making gods at their picture. what has on the trauma with haunt generations to come and defense. don't be food. don't let them tell you that this is a war between muslims and jews. i stand before you as a jordanian. as an hour, as a muslim on a tell you. we value lives. muslim life, christian life, jewish life. we value the sanctity of life. these regu

there isn't up the next day of the is wiley, soldier who by the way it has an american boss who. busy is a father match was a president biden when he was here and is that also new york? and i think that's what you see now in the streets in philip eve and elsewhere is just the tip of uh, the ice book. busy just to remind you, look in 22006 and is very soldier was abducted the large of the city and until 2011 for 5 years it was a huge campaign and we're talking about a single is rarely sold, you know, just comparing to what's happening you know with women. so the, the children adapted uh the. busy is wiley, public opinion is divided between those who believe that his leg should pay any price leasing the palestinian prisoners for get actually is ready to release $1000.00. how much reason is including is my idea uh on the other end the people like for instance uh in his breast one. busy that then you said that when he was asked about you actually do that. uh, actually he agreed to that uh, this was a mistake issue with the review this policy. again, the message which is coming out of

there isn't up the next day of the is wiley sold. busy who by the way, it has an american boss. busy there is a father match was a president biden when he was here and visited also new york and. busy i think that's what you see now in the streets in philip eve and elsewhere is just the tip of uh, the ice uh book uh, just to remind you, look in 22006 and is very soldier was abducted the launch of the chevy. hm. and uh, the 2011 for 5 years there was a huge trim thing and uh, we're talking about a single is rarely sold, you know, just comparing to what's happening, you know, with women. so the little children abducted the is wiley, probably companion is divided between those who believe this is what i should say enterprise. and you mentioned the leasing the but a senior person is for get actually is really at least 1000 come us prisoners including is my i need uh, on the other end there are people like for instance uh, in his best conference. nathaniel said that when he was asked about the chevy deal . busy actually, he did say that uh, this was a mistake. he should uh, review thi

[applause] so we are first joined by maya wiley president ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights please join me on stage. [applause] we have cliff albright cofounder of a black voters matter. with evan milliken and the plaintiff milliken versus allen case. last certainly not least we have mark was the president ceo of the national urban league. we have an amazing moderator she is none other than simone sanders townsend who hosts the simone show on msnbc. she is an author, a strategist, she is a bad sister that's all you need to know. we have an amazing panel amazing moderator and i cannot wait. >> please give a warm round of applause. [applause] she has introduced our illustrious panel so we are going to go ahead and jump right into it. i don't think i need to tell you all but it's very important we set the stage in 2013 the supreme court gutted a key provision of the voting rights act rates so much so and the advocate community you will often say the voting rights after 2013 was on life support. when this section to challenge first can before the supreme court and t

right in the occupied west bank is wiley false is 5 to guess that the funeral of a 19 year old palestinian killed it during rides on thursday. palestinians retaliated by throwing stones and burning ties. 50 years ago on october 6th, 1973. egypt and syria launched a coordinated surprise attack against his riley forces and the sign of peninsula and golden. hans was an attempt to reverse what most arabs conceded a humiliation to faith in the 1967 arab is riley will, in which is riley force is captured the sign i've been in to lift from egypt, golden heights from syria, and the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan, despite early successes by egyptian and syrian forces, ultimately 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties as well as military had made significant gains. both sides declared victory. the more among other factors ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords, which so israel withdrawal from sign on and return to normally ization of relations at pace. tracy signed a year later, month. the 1st time an arab nation had recognized as well. who do i have done? have made

but thousands of books from wiley were just taken off of academic bookshelves that teachers were teaching with. so we basically have a level of control that we just have never seen in the real book. you know, real book industry. it's this e-book world where it's basically a netflix of books and it will tend towards just greatest hits and it's not what libraries are designed and funded for. brewster carroll this is a statement by terrence hart, the general counsel of the association of american publishers. quote, there is simply no legal support for the notion that internet archive or a library may convert millions of e-books from print books to public for public distribution without the coent of or compensation to the authors and publishers. copyright not infringement is the engine of creativity that serves the public interest. so i don't think he's right. i mean, libraries have been doing have been buying publishers products forever, as long as there have been publishers and even before there are publishers libraries built collections and lent them out. this is the same thing in the digi

uh uh, keep take, uh uh, the purpose of i do pray and um, wiley is ro, is the victim in this uh, rome. nevertheless, revenge is not a work plan. and the does by then we'll tell these really is you know, this, i'm with you. but now let's find it for a dramatic way to get these as expensive as possible. if 1 may use this word regarding human lives. as you say, i met with the american president, joe biden is to, to touch down to the next couple of hours in your part of the world. we know now that jordan has already cancel the meeting. that was going to happen with joe biden . and the agent should lead to the u. a. e has condemned the strike on this hospital in gaza as has a re add as well. and when you talk about the region getting sparked and triggered into an even broad, a wider escalation that you mentioned that route. and you mentioned hezbollah. i mean we've, we seen the ronnie, of foreign minister, he, he treated a message in the past 24 hours thing. time is over. and then the ambassador and syria, he tweeted, time is up. you might imagine a mirror with that with a strike is devast

a, is also affecting the $1005.00 to know and so there is no in place to take a place and go a ms. wiley and southern gas, the local authorities say he's ready forces of damage to europe in the hospital complex. and the policy in the city of hon unit is how does video from another guy is a hospital shows ambulance crews rushing victims of israel slice into the facility for urgent care. that many of the one did all little children spokesperson for the hospital gave an exclusive comments to r t. and he said the regional medical system is on the verge of collapse due to drastic supply shortages. i couldn't get him in the way i didn't have since the beginning of this savage regression on gas or my air strikes, targeting civilians and residential buildings. lots of martyrs, hospital has received more than 1700 wounded, more than 600 killed. most of whom are children, women, and the elderly. most of the martyrs arrived as dismembered remains. many children, even unborn fetus is have arrived at the hospital without heads, as they were killed while still in their mother's rooms. due to the shell

nation was a shed load many cars to a story cuz really just wiley, you know, they do have been orthodox church relation in the 19th century with the orthodox church of russia tend to dr. bused up relation up on to now. russians and it used to be honest, enjoying a centuries old friendship like body and isn't exaggerating. he became fascinated by russian ethiopian history. towards the end of his day in the us. before that point he knew about russia was that ancestors of the great russian poets alexander pushkin had come from ethiopia. alexander bush kept really shy, shipped by it was 30 that i see. i used to be sure to get stanley. i thought i even got a job. that's just what is the for i wish about civil paddle it. if it needed to be a fuel filter, i just said be able to that address to not clearly 5 and 6 by at the school because of charity was to see we thought of the opposite line had the source that state each escape is relatively that i see, you know, what's the cost of all us that is close. i use lucky says it will. if i see it in more than said, i see the notes on the continuance

these wiley's well, both already mailed the right her band live. kids will die one through the other. and to show that the hand, this is called boss, this is the isis of goes up and as the secretary said, they took evil to another level. that's 1st issue. second it is was never and ever will not short, severely as in purpose. therefore, we are asking all the civilians in gaza city to go salt on garza. and the reason is that because we don't want to have them become a flush of the therapist, is the civil population. therefore we need to separate them. so those we want to save the life, please go sold. we are going to be side from us infrastructure of how most headquarters from us military establishment and take these phenomenon out of gaza and all of the day off. they cannot live among human civilized people. but 24 hours is that deadlines still holding the 24 hours. thank you very much. we're done today. thank you. or you're watching. i'll just say that we're bringing you a press conference from tennessee between us defense secretary lloyd austin. and the banner was speaking just at t

certainly these wiley hostage release teams will have identified certain places by now it, well, so hostages have pulled the spider's web of tunnels. that's the key thing here. but the deposit, the decision on the coast that further is complicated by how much using the hostages as an extensive negotiating tactic as prolonging this time, increasing computers. and of course, allowing them more time to prepare. the us is reportedly saying it once as well to delay its military operation to give us the hostage negotiations more time. so are you suggesting the further delay wouldn't play into the hands of thomas militarily? you know, i think it cuts a cuts 2 ways and this is id problems will be always interested in getting more intelligence, understanding the bottom of that going to fight. but of course, honestly, american speak about hostages or other concerns and, and even great to concerns. and that's the real pay the us has for horizontal extensions escalation of this. and just by way of example, one example of us has sent over yesterday and i'll be sending all what a cold terminal high altitu

and more than 800 injured wiley's riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu has spoken with us president joe biden, over the phone. the american leda expressed washington's full support for ease. well, after that, then yeah, who quote the conflict, the war inside his country must destroy him. mass i in spot contrast to that, iraq, that has stated that fanning the flames is no way to stop the volumes. instead, moscow has infested, added the magic resolution, and must stop the agenda and the long running regional crisis. in crisis, a new run across rather be run crowds of locals, of taking to the streets for a massive radi to avoid the solidarity with the fondest in inside. it is fight against ease of arches use of july. the reports from the scene into ron, it was overwhelming as to gathered outside and around the palace sized square in downtown toronto cubic treasure map. it is and celebrated this as a big room, another site and the one in parliament, for example, lawmakers rose on they're so used today and they are chanted slogans against israel and appraisal. that was find a upset about

or for medical aid thing hospitals are running out of supplies or, or saudi was honestly, this is wiley, she's also one of our middle east analysts. let's up with the figures that i was just running through that because this is old, much bigger than we thought. yeah, so definitely, i mean, keep in mind we have 1500 that the idea as, as reporting as militant that were dead. and there's another couple of hundreds, anything around 500 give or take that are held and been captured by is really forced that. so we're talking about around about of 2000 trained homos militants who had been preparing for over a year, training equipment. what, you know, not just weapons, but it to the everything was going under israel's nose under the is really intelligence without no hints without. and all of this training being done in the open. exactly. how do i mean the assumption of the beginning was it was a small units of maybe 200 or 30500 people. but mobilizing such a big group of people, getting them coordinating, getting them trained for over a year. it's definitely several good months without the idea

just need the okay, by the west bank to you as president joe biden has said he's talking to these wiley's when asked whether he's encouraging them to delay a land invasion of gaza. the name of the us will be introducing a new draft resolution to the un security council on the war. on garza, the resolution does not coal for a safe finder. gabriel alexander has moved from new york. the draft resolution that was issued by the united states to the un security council has 3 pages long. it's 17 different points. there are a few, i want to point out. it says it is real, has its inherent right to self defense. it also condemns a mass multiple times for acts of terrorism from october 7th attack on israel. it calls for the release of all hostages being held by him us, and it calls for her e run to stop or transfer of weapons to armed groups. and it also voices appreciation for cut our, for it's mediation role in getting the to american hostages fried. but what is not in this draft resolution might be just as important as what is in it. there is no call for a cease fire or even a humanitarian pause,

and in budapest we cross the george 70 wiley. he is a pod cast, read the gamble, which can be found on youtube and locals. right, gentlemen, cross up rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. but it's going to george in budapest, um we have the commander in chief, the president's united states, joe biden, given address from the oval office like none other in the, his.

and today we had a very focused on wiley discussion. we signed a lot of documenting some of mutual interest, as they say in such cases before adopting them. we also consolidate as we discussed, but there is aspects of these documents, but eventually we signed them. russia is now going to preside next january over the coming welds. we have advanced programs prepared. i've spoken about that during the meeting, and it's just like you can send the rise yourselves with this program. everyone agreed to this agenda, so we will work just to get the order level quite understand. let me, let me check you, mister president. i would like to sneeze $3.00 to $7.00. ask you about the yesterday's meeting with the president of us for a bit down. did you talking about the russian kind of peacekeepers in the garden, in car a bug because now the yards they are based on the trilateral agreements that was concluded between branches were by jan and armenia. and now when the standard 3 has trying to keep actually become the territory of as are a bitch on from

and authorizing pro is around demonstrations or denouncing wiley's in support of palestine. this monday, a pro palestinian march was prohibited in new york and due to the risk of public odor disturbances according to the french interior, minnesota. these are the benefits, the brief ex prohibit demonstrations of my request for 2 reasons, which are sometimes complementary of the 1st. we are public water disturbances and demonstrations that are taking place in already traveling to your tire district of leon. secondly, it's about the slogan under which these organizations organize this product. so this in this to the soldiers and those who organize demonstrations are very and favorite things to many fits as you want. as rations when the international community come in, china is making your support for to stay solution claire. while rejecting calls to condemn palestine for the home, asked the tops and stressing washington will not be able to pressure badging into towing it's line. we spoke with nelson wong, vice chairman at the shanghai center for when pac and international studi

and authorizing pro, as well, demonstration as well denouncing wiley's in support of palestine. this monday of pro palestinian march was prohibited in the home due to the risk of public odor disturbances, as according to the french interior, minnesota. the menus just a brief ex prohibit demonstration since my request for 2 reasons which are sometimes complimentary. the 1st we are probably quarter disturbances and demonstrations that are taking place in already traveling to your tire district of leon. secondly, it's about the slogan under which these organizations organize this product. so in this case, the citizens and those who organize demonstrations are very and favorable to me for a palestinian on the problem is when it rains raining, suppose is a facing off on the streets of non hassan protest as gathered in front of b is way in the state to express outrage about the conflict in the middle east demonstrates us from both sides, weight and confidence. confronted each other, separated by a line of police under the pro is really demonstrates as most in new to it came solar dire

setting up a time to teach for 60000 people if the situation here continues to escalate for these wiley government, they're still trying to keep the more out of high telling people that they're going to win this war against the fleming to have against how math i'm on others, but people here many are not sure that that's something that is going to happen. they're afraid and many here are blaming bench. i mean nothing. yeah. pretty simple . i just see that a lot is, well, we'll stay with us as we continue special coverage of the war on goals on the unflinching questions is war with lawanda, imminent rigorous to base your dying because the black lives don't really matter and the police will join me mark them on hill upfront without a 0 me, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes, with tits of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy, harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits, essentially submitted by mental protection, enhancing investment climate di

uh they took control of a number of his wiley villages alongside the border between draws on israel up till this moment stood according to his reading media. then austin hung us a fight as will austin in charge of implantable hope somebody's attention areas inside is room. uh they get, they get out the tubes of over uh that the tooth, i'm sorry, the magnitude of this operation where uh, how much like those has seized the control of 55 is what you to those are those and brought them inside garza uh, their ability to uh, bring uh 3 is really uh vehicles until the goal is was to, uh that there's nothing up like a big event. uh, we are uh very much impressed by how much, how much has been preparing over the past uh many years uh to this kind of operation. and uh uh, in the meantime uh we, we are. busy very much expecting a heavy is ready to bombardment again, this does, all we are expecting is i have it as late as inch. uh, from garza, unplug have us in the next few hours as indeed and then what, how does that make you and your whole? and as you say, i mean we, we can only imagine what sor

know, you're, of course your analyst, but your, your, your analysis, your staff, your colleague of wiley and we're all feeling this on a, on a personal and deeply human level. um, so i suppose i suppose that you know where this is a kind of a message to our viewers that we're, we're doing our best to report. and normally we don't put ourselves in the middle of the story, but the fact is with gaza. it's different because everybody, including our reporters in their family are right in the middle of it and nowhere safe. my one, your thoughts. 0 yes, absolutely, i just can't begin to imagine how to do. you know, there's always have that said the voice, so i cannot really tell them sitting exactly got even begin to imagine being at his place at dr. lee. i also come to learn that extra minutes, but in fact he imported from that story he actually reported on the kidding of his family, of his children, not knowing they were the victims of the phone. so imagine you'd report on another human tragedy happening guys, because of the base rate of the bombing. and then you find that as your own and you