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, which aren't even involved in any war against hezbollah, and not only that, hezbulah needs the dres jumbalat and their cooperation in lebanon, why would they choose that as a target if they were to kill, why would they choose? as a target when actually the track record is lebanon hezbulah doesn't kill children by way of policy and even usually by accident as far as i know so but israel does it deliberately and now here is is is is crying wolf for something very likely and it seems inevitable i mean i think said that they try to intercept some sort of missile and it's one of their interception missiles which is actually landed on these poor children so you know the reality is... the why question uh is big, why why would hezbullah target area of children which isn't even one of their primary regions of operation? okay, well what about that khalid, i mean as said moson just said hizbullah and even a drew's leader initiative from the jew's initiative gib safe has said that the explosion or the rocket whatever you want to call it was actually from this really airndome inter' cepter missi

, which aren't even involved in any war against hez bull, and not only that, hezbulah needs the dres jumbalat and their cooperation in lebanon, why would they choose that as a target if they were to kill, why would they choose children as a target when actually the track record is lebanon uh hezbulah doesn't kill children by way of policy and even usually by accident as far as i know so but israel does it deliberately and now here is uh is is is crying wolf for something very likely and it seems inevitable i mean i think hasbullah said that they try to intercept some sort of missile and it's one of their interception missiles which is actually on these poor children, so you know the reality is the why question is big, why why would hezbullah target area of children which isn't even one of their primary regions of operation? okay, well what about that khalid, i mean as seid moson just said hezbullah and even drew's leader initiative from the jew's initiative galap safe has said that the explosion or the rocket whatever you want to call it. was actually from israeli iron dome intercept

they find, why now would hezbulah change the equation by attacking area largely occupied by by the dres, which aren't even involved in any war against uh, hezbulah, and not only that, hezbulah needs the dres jumbalat and their cooperation in lebanon, why would they choose that as a target if they were to kill, why would they choose children as a target when actually? the track record is lebanon hezbulah doesn't kill children by way of policy and even usually by accident as far as i know so but israel does it deliberately and now here is uh is is is crying wolf for something very likely and it seems inevitable i mean i think said that they try to intercept some sort of missile and it's one of their interception missiles which has actually landed on these poor children so you know the reality is the why question uh is big, why, why would hezbullah target area of children which isn't even one of their primary regions of operation? okay, well, what about that, khalid? i mean, as said moson just said hezbullah, and even drew's leader initiative from the jew's initiative galalib safe, has sai

dre was recently named the 76th best player in the nfl. players top 100 poll. he still has a long ways to go before he's cleared for football activity, but the fellow linebacker fred warner says it's been great to have dre around the team. >> i mean, it's good. i've been seeing him all off season. you know, him doing his rehab here, me training here, so i've been following him along, keeping his spirits high. you know he's been doing great. rehab is going amazing. so it's good to see him out there throw the ball around a little bit. it's fun. >> can't wait till he's back on the field. seth curry and the usa basketball olympic team. they open up competition tomorrow morning. our time against serbia. curry reunited with former warrior kevin durant among others. katie questionable, but expect to play as he recovers from a strained calf. the all star olympic team includes jayson tatum and two other members from the newly crowned champion boston celtics. led to a funny moment, yes, or led to a funny moment when a boston reporter asked both curry and durant if tatum

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, shams who live in the or the syrian dres actually who live in the occupied golan heights, but it seems that netanyahu is trying to use this as a pretext to to... the uh and obstruct the the negotiations mainly uh with the with the palestinians on one hand and is trying to extend the ongoing combat combat sorry in gaza against the palestinians uh because he's aiming for the return of donald trump to the presidential to the white house. and for this purpose he doesn't want to conclude the the battle before the return of donald trump thinking that he would have better option and better chance to have more support by the us for his purposes, so now he launched a strike crossing all limits and red lines, and i believe that the the islamic resistance will... retaliate, hizballah will retaliate and will attack, as it declared previously, it will attack mainly tel aviv and jerusalem '. "and based on our previous experience with the islamic resistance, i believe that the islamic resistance will be true to its word as it usually did, and it will retaliate by targeting and jerusalem. once this is

it's really hard to imagine a team shaped around someone other than klay thompson and steph and dre. >> today it's awfully tough to embrace, unpack, whatever. it's a business. >> it's a business. it's not just saying good-bye to one person. it's saying gooz bye to the era. >> you are right about that. safe to say, it's a what have you done for me lately nba. are the best years behind one of the cornerstone es of the warriors dynasty? maybe. but his buddy at work unquestioned in his 13 years. >> i think a very complete player. >> reporter: klay proved to be correct in getting taken with the 11th pick of the 2011 draft, and owner joe also had high expectations for the rookie from washington state. >> i think klay thompson is just an extraordinary -- our coaches are excited about him. >> reporter: thompson and steph curry beecame the first two pillars of the dubs feature championship core, creating a lethal combination behind the arc. >> klay thompson and steph curry, in my opinion they're the greatest shooting back court in the history of the game. >> reporter: and while steph may have

. >> we realized miles had recreated still dre in a garage band by himself. reporter: among his throngs of fans quest love and pharrell. that star power not lost on miles. >> were you surprise that had they had wanted to work with you and sit down with you? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. i was surprised. >> why? >> because i thought this was just normal and then i started realizing, wait, it's because they think i have talent and i do and then i'm proud, you know? >> reporter: not nearly as proud as his parents who work in tech and child development and are determined to shield their kids including little sister charlie from pressure. letting miles the music kid remain a kid, while the world revels in his remarkable talent. maggie vespa, nbc news. >> what? this kid sin credible. follow right now this kid and he would be perfect for "early today" karaoke which we do quite a bit. thanks for being with us on this monday, i'm frances rivera. have a great one. see yo

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it also searching for survive business. dre landslide to the remote part of city ways to ireland. at least 23 people have died down to the 35 and missing. bridges have collapsed and heavy right is how bring rescue efforts was bonded, the low explains search and rescue teams deployed to a remote village on so the west, the island after a landslide, buried the pit or 79 miners, were taking for gold on sunday night. but they're having to walk 20 kilometers to reach the site and they're being slowed down further. but 6 months in range make. i'm done. so i've got to look at them. uh, the korean is extreme best that was normally used by the miners and the motorcycle cut off because of all the bridge along the roads collapsed. so it is a difficult to get to the mines and the only way is by foot. they're hoping to be able to find more survivors to racial rings since saturday, broken an embankment and triggered floods of up to 3 meters, sending more than $1000.00 people leading to safety. but not the miners who had gotten into the investing e commerce. the miners felt the vibration, and th

are israeli citizens and wants to play on the sectarian line, and we saw that the national trends of dres were supporting the the lebanese resistance narrative and story, and they you don't see israeli flags, for example in these funerals, and even the chance and the... national voices whether in palestine 1948 occupied territories, palestinian drews or syrian jews or lebanese jews for that matter, we saw the statement by walid jumplat and others who supported the lebanese resistance story and said that israel is the criminal party here and we have been seeing for the past 10 months what genocide is and war crimes, in fact the same hour that this happened, israel have targeted schools in ghazza, killing over 36 children in school, and there is one thing here, i think that it's really important to see, and that is israel is trying to keep the war, keep the aggression, because this serves netanyahu and... his war cabinet and at the same time they want to drag europe and the united states into escalation in the region because netanyahu understand that seesfire or the sassasion of aggression

with that attack on major shamps, of course there had been reports coming out from so somes from the dres um community uh saying that this is not the first time that the iron gob system is um uh malfunction and there are rockets of the iron tome system that have fallen on us before, this has left to damage it, this has left even uh deaths before, and so this is not the first time, but now it so happens that it was an area where there was an event, there was a a group of people who were in that area specifically, we also had call from the us has said also to the un envoy that lebanon has always been against targeting of civilians whether in palestine or in lebanon and now also in majd shams against the arab community and the jews community in majd shams as well and he said that he will stand by the resistance, the iranian ambassador in beirot, he clearly said that... "iran does not want war, iran has always worked towards deascalation and stopping the um the regional war which could come out of an israeli aggression, he, however, he did say that iran does not fear the war, and the israeli

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hand, the continuous of course their continuous statement. from lebanese officials, for example, the dresstance and it supported front in south lebanon, but at the same time you are seeing people who used to be considered foes of hazballah saying that they are by the side of palestine and they will stand by hezballah and the resistance in any future confrontation and that is the right side of history as they have said we heard this from the leader which is very significant statement that really shuffles things in country and could perhaps have an impact on the uh the issue of the election of a president, which also has been solved, not a result of the war, but of course a result of several other issues, and so of course we are waiting to see for very significant speech for hezballah secretary general on the ninth on and ashura, i think he will have lot to say when it comes to the issue of the confrontation and what could come out of this as a result of the fact that there's still no rus in gaza. thank you for that, we do appreciate it from beiroot, thank you. israely forces have conducted

has anything to do uh with that attack on mars, of course there had been reports coming out from the dres um community saying that this is not the first time that the iron gob system is um there's a malfunction and there are rockets of the irondrome system that have fallen on us before, this has led to damages, this house liked to even deaths before, and so this is not the first time, but now it so happens that it was an area where there was an event, there was a group of people who were in that area specifically, we also had call from the us envoy asteen who called the drews leader in lebanon waliadlot, jumblott has said also to the un envoy that lebanon has always been against uh targeting of civilians whether in palestine or in lebanon and now also in majd shams against the arab community and the jews community in majd shams as well and he said that he will stand by the resistance, the iranian ambassador in beirot, he clearly said that iran does not want war, iran has always worked towards deascalation and stopping the... um the regional war which could come out of an israeli aggressio

anything to do uh with that attack on mar shams, of course there had been reports coming out from the dres um community saying that this is not the first time that the... system is um uh there's a malfunction and there are rockets of the iron t system that have fallen on us before, this has left to damages, this has led to even deaths before, and so this is not the first time, but now it so happens that it was an area where there was an event, there was a group of people who were in that area specifically, we also had call from the us envoy, elmas hookstein who called the drews leader in lebanon religion, jumbot has also to the un envoy that lebanon has always been against uh targeting of civilians whether in palestine or in lebanon and now also in mashed shams against the arab community and the jewis community in mashed shams as well and he said that he will stand by the resistance, the iranian ambassador in beirot, he clearly said that iran does not want war, iran has always worked towards deascalation and stop stopping the regional war which could come out of an israeli aggression, he,

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he owned a 2.5 for dre with 63 strikeouts and 16 walks in. 46 innings. now, cobb. he has yet to throw a pitch in the big league game this season. he underwent hip surgery over the offseason and was hoping to return in may. but then a right shoulder injury popped up. maybe you can get it going in. cleveland. meanwhile, as cop packed his bags and headed out a familiar face headed in at the final seconds of the deadline. san francisco acquired veteran mark hanna from the tigers. he can play first base or you can play out in outfield gets 7 home runs and 38 rbi this year while batting 2.31, of course, can a spent almost 7 seasons with bob melvin in oakland so that the reunion. here's what melvin and general manager farhan is. it had to say about the deadline deals. >> we feel like we have the best rotation in baseball. so and we have starting pitching like that. it can get you a role. i think what what? are playoff odds are telling us is we've got to have a big run in and we do, we'll be there. and if we don't, we want the overall look is that we kept our rotation pret

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unwelcomed at all and who was asked to leave the place where they were burying actually the children of the dres community inside golan heids because of their huge mistake or their perpetual mistake that was committed by the defense army of israel so far so the all the incidents so far since few days until now they are very... correlated and israel is not an innocent state at all, it's an aggressive, israel has committed huge massacers against the gazins and rafa since few months ago, 10 months, let's say till now, and against lebanon, south lebanon, against all islamic nations or movements or resistance coalitions that they have been fighting actually the israeli army through. through iraq, through iran and through lebanon so far, and that's my own analysis so far. no, that's great. i mean, we need to obviously uh uh see what the different viewpoints are on this. so musan abbas, one of the key players when it came to the negotiations for the ceastfire was ismahana. it is even said that he was uh really on the political side of things when it came to the operations inside of the gaza strip that

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your viewers should know that the town that was attacked in the occupied golen heights was actually dres dominated and we have a history of isis targeting drews communities. so this could be someone spoiling the pot to create further um conflict in the region and israel's not reacting to it responsibly obviously they need excuse and uh that's what they they they're trying to play this out to be and this is the so-called retaliation to that strike uh but the foreign minister of lebanon was very clear cut with the international community he basically said if it's going to happen this time it's not just going to be his bullah so um i think this is very interesting because this is a spoiler and we know netanyahu's precarious position, he's just in the united states, he's had meetings with biden, now that's transition, trump, he had kind of a mysterious meeting, there was a handshake issue that happened, so we don't know where nanyahu exactly stands, and for him this continuance of a war is what's necessary, and if we recall the conflicts in the past when he spoke about the the airlines and t

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civil defense is appearing for humanitarian aids to recover that was trapped under the rubble and how dre has more on these really operations and the obama. so earlier today that is where new forces withdrew from areas in the year, in the heart of the gods. a city needing massive destruction according to the civil because they were able to retrieve at least 60 bodies for people who were laying on the streets or even under the rubble for more than a week, ambulances, civil defense teams, and journalists were on able to reach the area due to the intensive fighting intensive air strikes, and our tele re selling however, airstrikes continues to target policy. i'm using drop off and the middle area. how does the news are still waiting for anything positive about the ceasefire dean negotiations despite the fact that there does not demonstrate anything or reflect anything on the ground in the data that is but of cause of policy. so ahead and i'll just say that the us makes the decision about a multi $1000000.00 appear that it built in the costs of the gaza strip just 2 months ago to help with a

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for testers, in support of palestine, have dre banners off the top of the australian parliament. the demonstrators gained access to the roof of thought, building and camera, and they accuse the is really government of committing war crimes against the people in gaza. the so the white house is again insisting presidential biden has no plans to withdraw from november's election by med democratic governors at the white house on wednesday, and they pledged their support for his election campaign. the meeting comes and made media reports that some democrats in congress are considering alternatives to take on donald trump. biden's been under increased scrutiny since his poor performance and last week's debates against trump. i would say this in november we've got a clear choice. the president was very clear that he is in this to witness, and the president is going to be president, is our nominee, the president, our part is our party leader. and the president has told us, and he was very clear back there that he is in this, the witness for now gonna speak to the dog and doug banjo, who'

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is it dre true she had most liberal left voting record more liberal than bernie sanders. >> it was similar a drive-by,al her policies are anti-american energy that is antiamerican influence in the world. we're selling it to our friends and allies so they don't have do buy from russia. larry: how will that play in election you have all of the states, including important senate races, they are in states that deal with fossil fuels and she is 100% against p fossil fuel like in ohio or montana and pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania, right. i think this is good should be an important issue in election, they know where president trump stands, drill, baby, drill. it was great for america and great for american jobs and support for friends and allies but kamala harris wants to go bad old days before american energy is something we produced at home. larry: senator, is this senate going to weigh in to this secret service investigation. which is such a scandal, i know director cheatle resigned that is just the tip. is there anything going on in senate. >> there will be an on going investigation. i know th

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but, sadly, they forgot about dre. of the media industry claim that eminem is just running this fake obituary to promote his upcoming album, "the death of slim shady coup de grace." mi-nem, as he has repeatedly asked me not to call him, is a true artist. he would never stoop to emotionally manipulating his fans for a few streams. plus, no major media figure is gonna be dumb enough to fall for this obit and promote "the death of slim shady coup de grace," available later this summer. [cheers and applause] no, this obit is real and can mean only one thing. will the real slim shady please stand up? ♪ now i'm slim shady ♪ ♪ yes i'm the real shady ♪ ♪ all you other slim shadys ♪ ♪ are just imitating ♪ [cheers and applause] won't the real slim shady ♪ ♪ please stand up ♪ which means, all the royalties for that music should be sent to the real slim shady, care of stephen colbert, ed sullivan theater, new york, new york. or just go to times square and look for the building with my name on it. speaking of people who are not "te

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. >> 40 niners linebacker dre greenlaw was on the practice field early this week.rn achilles injury. remember he severed that in the super bowl. he was recently named the 76th best player in the nfl. players. top 100 poll. still a long ways to go before he's cleared for football activity, but for now, fellow linebacker fred warner says it's been great to have him around the team. >> i mean, it's good i've been seeing him all off season. you know, him doing his rehab here, me training here, so i've been following him along, keeping his spirits high. you know, he's been doing great. rehab is going amazing. so it's good to see him out there throw the ball around a little bit. it's fun. >> stephan curry and team usa open olympic competition on sunday morning. our time against serbia. curry reunited with former warrior kevin durant among others. durant's questionable to expected to play as he recovers from a strained calf. the all star olympic team includes jayson tatum and two other members of the newly crowned champion boston celtics. led to a funny moment when a repo

dre. [ laughter ] his new movie, "my spy: the eternal city" is on prime video right now.applause ] ♪ >> thank you! >> anthony: all right, please have a seat. >> look at you. >> anthony: look at you, baby. >> all dressed up. >> anthony: just for you. >> looking amazing. isn't it a great job? [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: thank you. >> incredible. >> anthony: all right, ken. now, i want to be serious now. >> yes, sir, sorry. >> anthony: you are a doctor? >> yes, i'm a medical doctor, was an internist at kaiser permanente, general practitioner, for seven years, and then i said, screw it, i'll be naked in a movie. [ laughter ] ha, ha, ha! >> anthony: all right, ken jeong brought painkillers for everybody in the audience today. [ cheers ] now, i just have a question. do you maintain your medical license? >> you know, i still have, technically -- i can still practice in the state of california. i just haven't -- i haven't practiced in over a decade. >> anthony: okay. >> but technically, i could. i can't really prescribe. i know what you're going to ask. i'm sorry. [ laugh

>> that's dre from "black-ish." [ buzzer ] >> what about now? >> my name is anthony anderson.now his face. i don't know his name. >> you a big fan? >> not really. >> could why you a favor? >> kangaroo jack. >> best two hours of your life. >> awesome. i'm watching it after this. don't worry. thank you, andy anderson. [ buzzer ] that his name? anthony anderson. >> what is this man's name? does he look familiar? >> he does. he looks familiar. >> would you like to phone a black friend? >> a black friend? like call them? >> see if they know who he is? >> i might just get someone off the street. do you know who this guy is? >> i do. and i love this brother. >> you do? >> to be honest, i actually dated his niece and went to his house for one christmas in encino. that's anthony anderson. [ ding ding ding ] very great, famous actor. love him. local, amazing guy. anthony anderson. >> anthony anderson? >> he plays on a big show starring tracee ellis ross called "black-ish." >> "black-ish"? >> shout-out to kia. kia, his niece. shout-out to anthony anderson. he is a gentleman and a scholar

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