now, elsie is helping others. today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the corporate rest of a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no. i was, you know, to follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just need a heads up. okay. appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job if you just come in and here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together. um, because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good view. lik

one of them is elsie, who 1st came to the non profit many years ago to join its program. at the age of 13, i started to sell drugs all the way up to about 16 and a half. and at 16 i was arrested 3 times. and at the same time i found that i was pregnant. so that just slipped my whole life around and many different places where the program came in play to help me do that. exactly. which is for me back in school and you know, gave me a place i was living with a mom at the time. and in studio apartment on just to prepare myself for being a young mother, i was 16, i had no idea what i was getting myself into between becoming a young mother and facing state prison time. i think those are 2 barriers probably won't want to wish on anybody. now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with the client's case in connecticut. okay. how are you all to minus the court parents to be correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there correct. now why, why is the, you know, follow up on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just need

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with the client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to the correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. now why, why is the, you know, follow up on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needed a heads up. okay, appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. you cannot possibly do this job. if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good view. like, we

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to be correct. and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there correct. now why, why is the, you know, follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just need a heads up. okay, appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place and safe home. is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good view. like

one of them is elsie to 1st came to the non profit many years ago to join its program. at the age of 13, i started to sell drugs all the way up to about 16 and a half. and at 16 i was arrested 3 times. and at the same time i found that i was pregnant. so that just slipped my whole life around and many different places where the program came in play to help me do that. exactly. which is put me back in school and you know, gave me a place i was living with my mom at the time. and in a studio apartment and just to prepare myself for being a young mother, i was 16. i had no idea what i was getting myself into between becoming a young mother and facing state prison time. i think those are 2 barriers. i probably will want to wish on anybody now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to mind this down here? you had a corporate rest of a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no. i want to see no follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with the client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you? all to mine is down here. you had a corporate rest of a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. know why, why and so, you know, follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay, appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. if they want to know not the answer tomorrow, that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job if you just come in and here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place. and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of my kids don'

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to be a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. know why, why and so you know, to follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay. appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow, that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job if you just come in and here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place. and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good

now elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to be correct. and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. know why, why and so you know, to follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there we get like we will hold on, you know, because we up against the system that the law comes and play l. c doesn't just look at the non profit signs to donations. she's also studying at n y u, the biggest private university in the states considering her paws to johnny was anything but a given. well, my, you know, between my trauma that i've been through between being the criminal justice system, homeless or the next the violence survivor. i was on my young self. that is not my fault. um that i am loved. there's people that do care for me. um and you can do anything that you put your mind into all i think confidence is a very key point to these kids who go through all being in the show. so because some kids in virus and yes to make the

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with the client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to be correct. and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no. i was you know, follow up on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay, appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job if you just come in and here just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place. and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good view, like we will hold o

one of them is elsie, who 1st came to the non profit many years ago to join its program. at the age of 13, i started to sell drugs all the way up to about 6 in and a half. and 16 i was arrested 3 times. and at the same time i found that i was pregnant, so that just slipped my whole life around and many different places where the program came in play to help me do that exactly. which is put me back in school. and you know, gave me a place i was living with my mom at the time and in a studio apartment. and just to prepare myself for being a young mother. i was 16. i had no idea what i was getting myself into between becoming a young mother and facing state prison time. i think those are 2 barriers. i probably will want to wish on anybody. now, elsie is helping others. today she's dealing with the client's case in connecticut . hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to the correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no, i was you know, follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with the client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you? all to mine is down here. you had a corporate rest of a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no. i was, you know, follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just need a heads up. okay. appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job. if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities, so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right home supposed to be the safe place and safe home. is that safe for most of these kids who come here, unfortunately, on, and a fung. dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a g

one of them is elsie, who 1st came to the non profit many years ago to join its program. at the age of 13, i started to sell drugs all the way up to about 16 and a half and 16 i was arrested 3 times. and at the same time i found that i was pregnant. so that just split my whole life around and many different places where the program came in play to help me do that. exactly. which is for me back in school and, you know, gave me a place i was living with my mom at the time. and in studio apartment on just to prepare myself for being a young mother, i was 16, i had no idea what i was getting myself into between becoming a young mother and facing state prison time. i think those are 2 barriers party will want to wish on anybody now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to the correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no, i was you know, follow up on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay. a

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to the correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. now i want to so you know, to follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay. appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow, that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job. if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place. and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good view. li

one of them is elsie to 1st came to the non profit many years ago to join its program. at the age of 13, i started to sell drugs all the way up to about 6 in and a half and 16 i was arrested 3 times and at the same time i found that i was pregnant. so that just slipped my whole life around and many different places where the program came in play to help me do that. exactly. which is put me back in school and, you know, gave me a place i was living with my mom at the time in a studio apartment. and just to prepare myself for being a young mother, i was 16. i had no idea what i was getting myself into between becoming a young mother and facing state prison time. i think those are 2 barriers. i probably will want to wish on anybody. now, elsie is helping others. today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to mine is down here. you had a corporate rest of a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no, i was you know, follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up ther

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to be correct. and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. know why, why? and so you know, to follow up on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay. appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job. if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place. and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i, we've been cry all the time. you know, most of our kids don't get a good view, li

and the film focuses on a woman named elsie herring.he spring of 2021, was suddenly diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. during the production of this film. she and forcefully passed away in may of that year. for our viewers, take a listen to some of her story. >> my grandfather was born on this later learned, he was a slave. this land has been my family for 100 years. it's very prevalent. i was released to. that's a deadly gas. methane gas is released. i mean, there is gases that are being released and we have to breathe the stuff in. so, this is not good. >> now, i want to know that none of the companies that operate in dublin county have acknowledged elsie's cancer or her death. jamie, what have been the biggest takeaways from her activism and her story? >> i think elsie was fighting for fundamental rights. that many of us take for granted. she was fighting for basic freedoms that all americans deserve. the right to breathe clean air. the right to drink clean water. to enjoy her property. this is land that had been in her family since h

now, elsie is helping others today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to my understanding here. you had a corporate rest of a correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct. know why, why and so you know, to follow up on the, on the status. because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay, appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. you cannot possibly do his job if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place and safe home. is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately, on and from dad, i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of our kids

now elsie is helping others. today she's dealing with a client's case in connecticut. hey, how are you all to minus the court parents to be correct and the outcome was so minus the name he was being released, mom had to be there. correct? no, i was you know, follow up on the, on the status because if we do need to go up there, we just needs a heads up. okay. appreciate you. all right, thank you. okay. you too. bye. yep. they want to know not the answer tomorrow. that's another state. new york in connecticut runs very different. we cannot possibly do this job. if you just come in here, just do a job and go home. this job has more to do with it. mentally we, we are fighting against the system. that clearly is not fair familiarities. so it is like a balance that is just not fair, right? home supposed to be the safe place and safe home is that safe for most of these kids who come here? unfortunately? um, and from dad i was like, wow, you know, like, i got to get it together. um, because i live in cry all the time. you know, most of my kids don't get a good view. like, we w

most populous nation citizens have 3 days now to cast their ballots, incumbent leader of del santo. elsie, is running for a 3rd term. as a ginger, let's check it out. i mean, expanded on their and this is an election that incumbent president tab does said that his cc is widely expected to win. a said to, in this election, he's been in power as his 2014. we had elections in 2018 and been in 2019. they were constitutional amendments extending the presidential tub from 4 to 6 years and allowing him to run for the to these elections that taking place uh, as exemptions are in the group of a severe economic crisis as the a is available on guys, a raging on egypt sin, old and bolder, and i believe the, the war is overshadowing the election, but also it has boosted presidency, sees popularity because of the role he played in mediation between our mazda and israel, for the release of the hostages, but also for overseeing the humanitarian aid into gaza and the evacuation of the foreign nationals from gaza as through egypt to that countries. and he is a military background. so a lot of egyptians fee

that's after the presidency was extended to 6 years under mister elsie ginger. let's show here. i mean, spoke to the program earlier posting stations opened at 9 am this morning. they continuing to remain open until 9 p. m. that's 12 hours on the 2nd day of the, of the vote. it's a 3 day vote, as you know, 67000000 eligible photos. and as i was driving here to the studio, i so long lines of votes his wasting, waiting to cause fav pallets. public. discontent has been rising over the dia, economic conditions, as there is a chronic of foreign currency shortage in the country. the diction pound has last move in 50 percent of its value and 2 thirds of egypt options to leave either on or below the poverty line of prices. the soaring inflation is at 40 percent. so if he does win the election a c. c will have to focus on the economy company, president del sissy getting quite a lot of approve. busy for his handling of the situation and goes on with the is really operation coming right next. know, increasing the day by day to egypt border. our security concerns a big issue for voters as w

candidates are as good as invisible is the only face to be seen on billboards even before the election. elsie's victory seems to the child, the rainy and women's rights and pro democracy active is now guess more, hummadi has been awarded the nobel prize for peace. an empty chair was kept on states during the ceremony. indeed, no legion capital also will embody 70 year old twins audience, tiana romani, picked up the award on her behalf. they read a speech written by them other in prison, in which the hope the prize would help strengthen the democracy movement. era. until the end bay with the los angeles lakers have won, the little girl in season told them and often defeating the indiana paces $123.00 to $109.00 india, and be a cop like a anthony davis had a game high, false alarm points, and live on james, who added 20 full points was named tournament, most valuable. in addition to silver with each player on the lake has also received the cash price by from homelessness, thousands and thousands of dollars more than that for this guy. and that's all from me. and the do seem for now, thanks for wa

i are still ahead on elsie's 0 will tell you why venezuelans voted in favor of annex in a large swath of a neighboring country to stay with the the, [000:00:00;00] the take a look at some other world news. now at least 15 people had been killed in nigeria after an accidental drone strike on the city of kaduna state securities spokesman, samuel arrow one described it as an unfortunate incidence, which happened during an army operation. the injured had been taken to the hospital, the death toll is expected to rise still at the stage. military operations have increased in the area after several security breaches at could do that airport. the philippine army has launched a large scale man. hon. so the sealants, who bombed a question gathering in the self killing for people, i feel, says it carried out the attack during sunday mass at a university in the city of milwaukee admin to no more than 50 people were injured . the region has seen slighting and recent years between the military and arm groups linked to iso. china is military says the u. s. worship has legally entered waters in the d

he said they had received only 15 percent of items like the mind clearing line charge launchers, mc elsie's needed to execute their plan to remotely cut passages through the mine fields. washington, however, it tells it differently, saying to you, i've got every thing it was promised on time. it was ukraine's fault. official say, if there were issues, the pentagon concluded that ukrainian forces were failing to properly handle em in pain all the equipment after it was received. what's clear is despite the rhetoric but ukraine would win this battle with russia for me, earlier stages they was always doubt to clean it seems, was due to fail from the start nato allies knew this and yet gave it just enough. right, to hang itself with both sides though, shifting the blame to one another to the full mouth. chapman of the us join sheets of stuff has reportedly made comfortable show comments about russians have enough troops set the washington post claims. malcolm and his words came during an official trip to germany. there should be no russian who goes to sleep without wondering if they're going to

he said they had received only 15 percent of items like the mind clearing line charge launchers, mc elsie's needed to execute their plan to remotely cut passages through the mine fields. washington, however, it tells it differently, saying t i've got every thing it was promised on time. it was ukraine's fault. official say, if there were issues, the pentagon concluded that ukrainian forces were failing to properly handle him in pain all the equipment after it was received. what's clear is despite the rhetoric but ukraine would win this battle with russia for me earlier stages, there was always doubt you quite. and it seems, was due to fail from the start nato allies knew this and yet gave it just enough right to hung itself with both sides though, shifting the blame to one another. state full met chavez, and all of the us joint shapes to solve has reportedly claimed, quote that a free washing going to sleep should be wondering if the best throat will be slit in the middle of the night. the washington post claims not quite as comments came during the official trip to germany. there should be

of the red cross and mountain of elsie says the body is struggling to provide civilians in gauze and with all the basic necessities with a resumption of the fighting, the pressure even higher altitude, the less the reporting to us quite that this traffic and possible conditions in which the house stuff, especially in 1000, in areas including time eunice are still a, have been a very with. so over the past days we manage doing the ceasefire to maximize, to intensify or put ations in order to provide further assistance to the health facilities. and to other facilities, essentially as a president dispatch such as, sorry, temporary shells. there's only 2 bar i did over 12 temporary shelters, was $200.00 panels a also these kind of nation power. lots of plants with sort of kind of titles which could serve up to $70000.00 displace person. but this number is quite slim in comparison with the hundreds of thousands of comedies today or still either in the us in northern areas or southern areas lacking on a vital a need such as food want or access to health. because this traffic situation cont

it will be mister elsie's 3rd term, an office last another at 6 years, despite a lot of vocal opposition. authority said there was no significant violation seen during the voting process. the election was held over 3 days from december, 10 to 12. mister associates, a former military commander who became defense minister before entering the presidency almost a decade ago. not local journalist, shakira. i mean reports from cairo the 10 out announced by the national election authority was 66.8 percent. and they said that this was the highest ever recorded in egypt history. this election has been overshadowed by the dia, economic conditions, the high inflation, the soaring prices of food and basic commodities. and the surging that to this. and i think that president cc will now have to turn his full attention to improving the lives of citizens that we see war raging on on northern border in gaza, also in sedan instability. so a lot of egyptians are looking to see, see a full military commander to bring security and stability to the country. and they said that no civilian can guarantee a stab

he said they had received only 15 percent of items like the mind clearing line charge launchers, mc elsie's needed to execute their plan to remotely cut passages through the mine fields. washington, however, it tells it differently, saying to you, i've got every thing it was promised on time. it was ukraine's fault. official say, if there were issues, the pentagon concluded that ukrainian forces were failing to properly handle em in pain all the equipment after it was received. what's clear is despite the rhetoric but ukraine would win this battle with russia for me earlier stages they was always doubt you quite. and it seems, was due to fail from the start nato allies knew this and yet gave it just enough rate to hang itself with both sides though, shifting the blame to one another for the full measurement of the you as the joint chiefs, the stuff has reported the claim to quote that every washington going to sleep should be wondering if the throat would be split in the middle of the night. the washington post claims that lockman is comments came during an official trip to germany. there s

next president for candidates are buying for the top job, including incumbent leader of dell, fall to elsie, who was seeking to secure a 3rd term. and office pulls opened at 9 am on sunday with crowds lining up to cast their votes. people seemed to be, as you can see, pretty good spirits many something and date on the way to the ballot box and leaving posters of current president l. c. well, the bottom south made an appearance of polling stations on sunday, as well as his competitors. the vote comes of egypt. experience is a severe economic crisis with inflation rising by almost 14 percent this year. and as the war and jobs are rages on the countries border bolter, sir highly motivated to make it to the port you will have you found anyone who thinks about the future of himself and his children should always come and cast his vote. not only in the presidential election was but all elections, and it is and we all have to participate. this is all country that we love. everyone should participate. pick anyone you want to tell, voices must be heard. everyone should go 1st elderly and young peopl

the leader of del santo, elsie, is running for a 3rd term. but from work that's cross now to a junction journal is shakira. i mean, you're most welcome gives us essentially here of the, the general mood in the country as a spotlight approach as it appears mister l. c. c is the clear front runner is not the case of the thank you you and then yes, absolutely. uh, this is an election that incumbent president have the fact that his cc is widely expected to win a said to in this election, he's been empowered since 2014. we had elections in 2018 and been in 2019. they were constitutional amendments extending the presidential tub from 4 to 6. he is a and allowing him to run for the tub. he's running against 3 rival candidates of the most the unknown to the general public. uh so uh there are expectations arrives, but he will win this election. egypt test played a key role in mediating a solution to the war and gaza. just tell them, porton will about factor. be in the vote. do you, do you appear of the, well, these elections that taking place uh, as a

he said they had received only 15 percent of items like the mind clearing line charge launchers, mc elsie's needed to execute their plan to remotely cut passages through the mine fields. washington, however, it tells it differently, saying to you, i've got every thing it was promised on time. it was ukraine's fault. official say, if there were issues, the pentagon concluded that ukrainian forces were failing to properly handle em in pain all the equipment after it was received. what's clear is despite the rhetoric but ukraine would win this battle with russia for me earlier stages, there was always doubt you quite. and it seems, was due to fail from the start nato allies knew this and yet gave it just enough rate to hang itself with both sides though. shifting the blame to one another, a full much i'm one of the us join cheap. so stuff has reportedly made controversial comments about russians having best fruits set the washington post claims. malcolm and his wife came during an official trip to germany. there should be no russian who goes to sleep without wondering if they're going to get t

he said they had received only 15 percent of items like the mind clearing line charge launchers, mc elsie's needed to execute their plan to remotely cut passages through the mine fields. washington, however, it tells it differently, saying to you, i've got every thing it was promised on time. it was ukraine's fault. official say, if there were issues, the pentagon concluded that ukrainian forces were failing to properly handle em in pain all the equipment after it was received. what's clear is despite the rhetoric but ukraine would win this battle with russia for me earlier stages, there was always doubt you quite. and it seems, was due to fail from the start nato allies knew this and yet gave it just enough rape to hang itself with both sides though, shifting the blame to one another to the full mouth. chapman of the us joined cheats. the stuff has reportedly made controversial comments about russians having best fruits slipped. the washington post claims small committees was came during an official trip to germany. there should be no russian who goes to sleep without wondering if they're

sunday, egyptians the cost, and there was an a $3.00 day presidential election, president of the south elsie's, looking to secure a 3rd to advising public discontent and was sending living standards. poles will remain open until tuesday. this will set about reports the cities of title are beaming with campaign banners. present opposite as the c c a certain between a term in office, despite the company stuff and it is worse every economy crisis, but many say and evicted for him. once the result of his popularity, but because as i could say, a competition, he said go more a, the current president can get a most one percent of the votes out of real support. and i expect you can get 10 percent of votes using the same ways it did together endorsement. but as for the sweeping majority of the egyptian people, they're waiting for a serious candidate seeking real change trying to be. but some don't take the elizabeth i will participate in the elections because the president has done great things for the country and it was in 2015 as head of the army up to 4000 c. c came to power in a minute to cooper 5

so me, i'm, the 2 are detained during a w h o, let evacuation of critically ill patients from elsie for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o and the u. n. for information on the condition of the doctors. what joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. so it'll be the cues, the head of, i'll see if a hospital having ties with a mazda militants. well, alleging that the hospital itself served as a homeless command and control center mohammed bill, somebody as cousin. i've also met contest this st. israel has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. the benefits, you know, the uh, the one to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they have failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital. they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime, accusations, even though the whole world solved them in gaza. we want to know whether dr. abu selling money

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if eric swalwell, if a elsie, if you had to go district dropping in order to get reelected, what wouldhat be saying about the state of the democratic party? >> it would be saying that we are not capable of representing the districts where we have started out and now we want to switch and we go and look for something else. maybe we will get elected in a different district, but bowl boebert is not going to get elected. she was caught publicly vaping are not only was she doing that, she was being groped, she was being felt on he boyfriend. now this is representative of the united states of america who has the audacity to talk about caring about children and education and families. even if she goes to a new district that is more conservative, i think those conservative members of those districts will understand that this is not someone that they want to serve as a representative of them because of what she has transporting to their children. >> she's trying to go into can box former district. and brock was one of the republicans say we're not getting anything done he was. tired of people l

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so they're loving on, still ahead on elsie's 0, floating in the democratic republic of congo has been extended for 2 days. why the opposition is cooling it, unconstitutional? when we come back the the route to you by visit capital there. let's roll with your weather update. we'll start with some good news right off the bat. there was intense rain starting to peter out from southern india where there has been some flooding in some spots. i mean, we saw about a meter of rain within a short period of time. that rain is also tapering off across your long coat, whether it's been a number of land sites. really, the bulk of the activity on friday will be across the mount beats cold snap alerts in play for parts of vietnam. no surprise here. look how low temperatures have come down. a noise is 16 degrees, the name 22. you just saw about half a month's worth of rain in 24 hours and then we've got this rains. we're laying around in the south china sea. that's remnants of a tropical storm. we'll continue keep tabs on that. okay, colors are on dark, the blue and the purple and still lower the tem

are still a head on elsie or will have the latest life from the un where the security council is due to votes on scaling of humanitarian aid. the gaza after repeated us injections as we were just saying, the live pictures there. and we'll come back to that when we've got movement at the way the the brought to you by visit capital. hello, great to see the so the intense rain in southern india has petered out, all of the weather alerts have been dropped here. and now we're just dealing with fogging small to where the northwest and the northeast and further northwest indian state, the punjab. second highest level alerts issued for fog. so you know it's going to be bad on saturday. reduced visibility to be sure. 3 areas that we're watching here, this patch of what weather over the northern philippines lose on island, southern vietnam, and the 3rd this what, whether pulling in to them of late peninsula, all of this is being boosted by the monsoons. so that means those rain fall amounts will be even higher temperatures slowly starting to come up across, trying to look at it. shanghai 4 deg

handling cause a rifle and hands gone, but not here how he's carrying the rifle in his left hand, however, elsie was verification, unit son off has identified the 2nd take of the same videos, the palestinian that is now holding devices and his right hand like the 1st video. he will look forward to place the weapons in front of the is riley soldiers. and we're drawing now by our senior political analyst model on the shadow. let's talk about this video 1st mode one, because advert pushes and gaza have said that the man in that video is a well known, you know, he organs and alan minium workshop. what in fact uh, a good number of them that we're seeing in the earlier pictures could have been identified. i remember one, but i actually know as a journalist, i know that are a heads match sort of one, hold on what's going on, so on so forth. you know, a lot of these people that actually have not just innocent men, the old man who, i mean, we know israel says that they are fighting age. we know how much, how much does fight those are in their teens or twenties or whatever. and the idea that you get this

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elsie wouldn't me if i were a democrat.hought that was a very candid yet -- >> every now and again, biden might make a gaffe. every now and again. right now i think the party needs some work, it shows numbers. but as you closer, northeast whistling past the graveyard, i understand what you're saying. we are not making a strong case for biden, we are making a strong case against trump. at some point you have to balance. not >> with the seismic shift we are seeing right now, the liberal coalition, i think the fact you have a situation where joe biden likes to say compare me, don't compare me to the alternative. of course liberals aren't gonna turnout for donald trump, but enough if enough of them stay home puts trump over the edge. that's the what you guys have to worry about. to some degree, i think this is the first time i've seen a biden surrogate one of these debates. that seems to delay. they should've been campaigning six months ago. the very behind the eight. ball >> these young people 1834, yet of 34% approval rate fr

um, elsie and edith are old family names, as is ernest. >> i love all of them . and they can come through. it's lovely. yeah. steve's been in touch. morning to you, steve. saying i love the older names. my children are called alma scarlett. called nancy, alma and scarlett. i love that's one of my i love nancy, that's one of my favourite names. >> sound like scarlett now. >> i sound like scarlett now. alma is fancy nancy. alma is sort more american. i don't sort of more american. i don't know , they're not alma. know, they're not alma. >> i know as welsh . >> i know as welsh. >> i know as welsh. >> really ? this? no, i'm >> oh, really? this? no, i'm not. i'm not overly familiar with alma, but i do like. i do like the old names. stanley. why stanley. stanley seems really cute for a little boy. now >> um, alma is latin. >> um, alma is latin. >> oh, well, that's in alma. alma mater, isn't it ? >> oh, well, that's in alma. alma mater, isn't it? come on. what does that mean? yeah. alma mater. it's like your old school. >> oh, right. yes. ah, yes . yes. >> oh, right. ye

. >> uh, sarah says this is our dog, elsie, dressed as a reindeer . well, that is lovely. reindeer.ight . and, uh. michelle. >> right. and, uh. michelle. hello, michelle. good morning to you. that's michelle's remy . you. that's michelle's remy. remy. uh, is a is a female dog. and remy is in a christmas outfit . outfit. >> i'd say a cape, a christmas cape. >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. it's like my dog has a mantle. you're right. like a gein. a gein. >> yeah, that's very regal. >> yeah, that's very regal. >> it is. that's. she's a queen. queen maggie. remy is a year queen maggie. and remy is a year and a half old. two months old. sarah says this is our dog, billy , in his santa hat. billy, in his santa hat. >> and scarf, and he looks like a polar bear . a polar bear. >> well done, billy festive and mark says, this is my grumpy cat, loki, struggling to get cat, loki, uh, struggling to get into the christmas spirit. >> loki is having none of it. >> loki is having none of it. >> oh, it looks like my cat that i've adopted and robert says, here felix and louis at here is felix and louis at ch