From New York, this is Democracy Now.

This resolution is straightforward and enforceable.

It calls for the end of supplying weapons and military aid as we see the war ongoing and

raging in Gaza.

7% of Democrats support the party's current position in this conflict and in this crisis.

A Democratic National Committee panel has rejected a resolution calling for an arms embargo

against Israel and a ceasefire in Gaza.

We'll speak with the resolution sponsor, Allison Minerly, the 26-year-old DNC member from Florida.

But first, we go to the head of pediatrics at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, where health officials

are reporting an additional 10 deaths due to starvation and malnutrition, including at least two children.

Then, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook says she'll file a lawsuit against President Trump's attempts to illegally remove her from her post.

She's the first black woman to sit on the Federal Reserve's board of governors.

What's important to understand about the president's attempted firing of Governor

Lisa Cook is that as much as it is about Governor Cook, it's also not about Governor Cook at all.

It is about the Federal Reserve's independence as a central bank, their authority to set monetary policy,

and yet another paragraph by a president intent on controlling all levers of government.

We'll speak with Aya Ibrahim, former senior policy advisor at the White House National Economic Council,

where she supported Lisa Cook's confirmation.

And 20 years ago this week, Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans

in one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history,

due in part to a failed response from FEMA.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, from FEMA. Now, many FEMA workers have been suspended after they sent a Katrina declaration to Congress

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