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right now on "ana cabrera reports," tens of thousands preparing to march in washington. the massive rally at the national mall to condemn a global rise in anti-semitism. were live in the nations capital where security is high ahead of this event. the world health organization says gazas al shifa hospital is now nearly a cemetery. more on the efforts to evacuate patients, including babies, as fighting intensifies. also ahead, an inside look at president trumps efforts to stay in the...

to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. all right. new this morning, an inside look at what is the war from the front line of gaza, from the military and moral standpoint and the standpoint of culpability. one hospital of the nearly 30 facilities is receiving patients according to the united nations. they are run ought of fuel and medicine and food. reuters provided video there outside of the al shifa hospital. we have seen video of reuters here of thi...

Congress has no clear path to approve aid to Ukraine and Israel amid intense GOP opposition to a Senate border security deal and few apparent fallback options. The upper chamber this week unveiled legislation combining tougher border security measures with military aid for Ukraine and Israel, among broader foreign assistance. But before the ink was…

Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell told reporters on Jan. 17 that the Senate could expect a new Ukraine-border security package as early as next week.

That is the argument of the dissent, basically saying they came to us for garlands, and we punted. we didnt give them guidelines. when they dont want to hear a case, either because they cant resolve it or because they fear flood gate of similar cases come in, it is a trick that they use, saying this is political, and we are not a political branch. the other two branches, congress and the present, our political, and the states are political, but we are not, so dont bother us. >> but they knew tha...

Belong to the 19th century. the transformation of international relations goes well beyond border changes. harvards steven pinker, who will be on the show later, points out in a recent essay that after a 600-year stretch in which western european countries started two new wars a year they have not started one since 1945, nor have the 40 or so richest nations anywhere in the world engaged each other in armed conflict. colonial wars, a routine feature of international life for thousands of years, ...

Century were living in. almost all of these critics ridicule john kerrys assertion that changing borders by force, as russia did, is 19th century behavior in the 21st century. well, here are the facts. the scholar mark zacker has tallied up changes of borders by force. something that was once quite common. since world war 1, he notes, it has been on a sharp decline, and in recent dedicates that decline has accelerated. before 1950 wars between nations would result in border changes, that is, ann...