From New York, this is Democracy Now.

This is the Rashain-Alucia Bedouin community here on the West Bank.

It's an area sea. Israel has control in this area.

But the Bedouins have been here now for more than 50 years.

The settlement, which is an outpost in the distant behind us, that's new.

Israeli settler violence continues in the occupied West Bank as top U.S. officials from

Vice President Vance to Steve Witkoff and Secretary of State Rubio go to what some call

BBC set, the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu,

and the shaky Gaza ceasefire. We'll speak with Jan Eglin, Secretary General of the Norwegian

Refugee Council just back from the West Bank. Then we look at growing fissures within

the Republican Party.

Many times I hate my own party and I blame Republicans for many of the problems that we have today.

As the government shutdown enters its 24th day, House Speaker Johnson still refuses to seek

Democratic Congressmember-elect Adelida G Grajava, who would be the final

vote to trigger the release of the Epstein files. We'll speak with former Republican political

operative Stuart Stevens. Then, at least 15 people have died in the Harris County Jail in Houston,

Texas this year, including two this month.

Most people in jail have yet to go to trial but cannot afford to pay bail for their release.

Now a new animated musical documentary short film criminal is drawing attention to the crisis.

More than 9,000 people dwell in this waterfront property, its impressive facade might compel

or inspire those with the dough to peek in and inquire. Who wants a condo with a wonderful view

right here in downtown Houston? Follow me. I'll show you. Upon closer inspection, let me lift the veil on the third largest hell in America, the Harris County Jail.

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