cbs's elaine quijano is learning more about the lives lost. >> reporter: tonight, loved ones rememberost. >> he could always laugh at something, no matter how bad it was. >> reporter: 42-year-old arthur strout was a father of three. >> you know, he tried to be tough with his kids, you know, but at the same time, he was just -- he was a great dad. he just was. proud of him. >> reporter: strout had been at schemengees bar & grille playing pool with his father, arthur barnard. >> he was supposed to leave with me. because he didn't bring his car. i said, "okay," and he said "i love you," like always, all my kids tell me that every time we see each other. you know, 10 minutes later, i get a phone call. >> reporter: christie strout was arthur's wife. they had been married for almost seven years. >> he has helped me raise my children since they were very, very little. you know, his daughter is only 13, and without a dad because of all of this. because of one man's choices. now my daughter has to grow up without a father. >> reporter: 76-year-old bob violette was an avid bowler who was teachi

brian now makes every day count with elaine and georgia.t are going through this, that's what i want to do. if i didn't have the family support me, i'd be still in prison. an innocent man. i wouldn't be here now. live now to sir richard henriques, a retired high courtjudge and author of the independent inquiry into the metropolitan police's handling of operation midland. you saw him there in that film. what changes do you think need to be brought in to help people like brian stop there does need to be change, thatis stop there does need to be change, that is beyond question. it is stop there does need to be change, that is beyond question.— that is beyond question. it is an extremely _ that is beyond question. it is an extremely sad _ that is beyond question. it is an extremely sad case _ that is beyond question. it is an extremely sad case and - that is beyond question. it is an extremely sad case and by - that is beyond question. it is an extremely sad case and by no i that is beyond question. it is an - extremely sad case and by no means

my little family. ..with elaine and georgia.at are going through this, that's what i want to do. if i didn't have the family support me, i'd be still in prison, an innocent man. i wouldn't be here now. brian is still waiting to hear if he'll get any compensation in the hope he can recover some of the huge costs they've paid out. nick garnett, bbc news. we can speak now to nick garnett, who is in salford for us. the government has announced it will change the system and allow more people to claim legal aid. what is the reaction been to that? the government — the reaction been to that? the government has _ the reaction been to that? tie: government has said that in the reaction been to that? ti9 government has said that in the next two years, within the next two years, it will lift the means testing element for crown court cases. that means everyone will get the chance of having some legal aid to help pay the costs. there has been criticism today from the criminal bar association. they say the failure to reimburse innocent people

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with elaine and georgia.through this, that's what i want to do. if i didn't have the family support me, i'd be still in prison an innocent man. i wouldn't be here now. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing stories from across the uk. a stunning backdrop to the war memorial abertillery. the cenotaph stood here for decades but now a new mural has got everyone talking. it was painted by the artist tee2sugars. the response i have had off this has just been astronomical, it's been crazy. i think it is because of what it symbolises, people giving their lives for what we have today. the man who came up with the idea was a local businessman bob smith when he was at the town's remembrance day service two years ago, with the old wall looking tired. the render was cracked, black patches all over it. quite depressing. and itjust struck me to make an ugly thing suitable mural on the. the mural is now complete and will be the focal point for remembrance event next month. the community now

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in bolton. sentencing and verdict of a british man who killed his seriously ill wife. david hunter, a retired miner from northumberland, was found guilty of manslaughter earlier this year. he'd been accused of murdering his wife janice at their home in cyprus in 2021, but said it was an assisted suicide. bbc sport has discovered there could be a 30% increase in the air miles of teams and fans travelling to mens football games around europe next year. the projected figures for next season would equate to 4,000 trips to the moon and back, releasing nearly half a million tonnes of greenhouse gases. european football's governing body, uefa, has added 177 fixtures to its various tournaments, despite a promise to reduce its carbon footprint. our sports editor dan roan reports. winning a european trophy is something that clubs and theirfans dream of. but with uefa set to expand the three men's club competitions it runs, the potential cost to the environment is now becoming clearer. the bbc has estimate

my little family. ..with elaine and georgia. an innocent man. i wouldn't be here now. brian is still waiting to hear if he'll get any compensation in the hope he can recover some of the huge costs they've paid out. nick garnett, bbc news. and you can see more about brian's fight for freedom in the documentary the cost of innocence, available now on the bbc iplayer. the final wilko stores will close for good this weekend. the 90—year—old budget home ware chain went into administration in august. some shops have been bought by rival retailers, but will be rebranded. the owner of poundland has bought 71 sites, which they will rename. another rival chain, b&m, has agreed to buy up to 51 stores, although there are no details about which ones. wilko employed about 12,500 staff. some have been offered roles with other retailers, but the majority have been made redundant. our business correspondent emma simpson has been to leicester, where wilko was founded, to join workers for their final shift. # so long, farewell # au revoir, auf wie

elaine, i know you've been here all day covering this for us. thank you. we will have more news from maine later in the broadcast. >>> but right now, let's go to cbs's adriana diaz in washington for the rest of today's top stories. >> thank you so much, jericka. turning overseas now to the war in the middle east, israeli air strikes are intensifying with ground forces conducting a targeted raid into gaza in their hunt for hamas militants. cbs's charlie d'agata is in tel aviv, where the military is preparing for the next stage of the war. >> reporter: israeli defense forces released this overnight footage said to show its tanks crossing into northern gaza, conducting a targeted raid. armored bulldozers paved the way. tanks opened fire on suspected hamas targets before withdrawing. the idf described the operation as preparations for the next stage of combat. but even before that next stage begins is the question of what comes next. growing concerns about israel's long-term strategy after invading gaza. one reason the u.s. has dispatched lieutenant general ja

it's one of the major actually can produce as of liquefied natural gas. elaine g, it's a fossil fuel, was as close to that clean as on most of those. so it's seen as an interview option while germany walks through the couple of nights and it just deprived major as c o has works, do i need some fresh stuff, joe, to meet the local on international demand, the investment environment, and liquids. natural gas is improvement. we have improved our business environment. we agreed to separate folks, the chancellor and i had a very deep discussion on this and be ready to have course investment and gas pipeline. it's not just the investment to speed up the development of the industry. my direct struggling economy would also benefit from foreign course, the income. any of these are fixed, give you enough file pods to solve your infrastructure, changes and things of beauty most which is viewed in schools, fixing the roads, providing efficient pos, of flights of run your economy. and every of you, what that means that needs to be. so the minutes what, what's, what are the needs any niger i may hav

the global warming has seen an increase in floods from him. elaine likes soldiers and firefighters a bad thing to control the walls file despite on one of spain's canary islands. the work on the island of 10 reef has been hampered by temperatures just under 40 degrees celsius and strong winds. thousands of people have been evacuated from tenuous northern areas. at least one person has been killed and more than 300 injured. when typhoon calling to midland full in southern taiwan, the island registered the fosters wind ever recorded as the storm, broad pounding, rain and storm wins. calling to means poppy in japanese, i see that i will take it may have a company name. what type from cooling new pack, plenty of bite as a tour through tie one with crushing winds of close to 350 kilometers per hour. southern pink don county and the hardest hit. the type boom, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake and hundreds of thousands of homes without power . if there was an outage, then another one and then another one. then there was a loud bang. that's when the utility pool are fed. the window

if you're saying that you are angela grandma or someone, mama elaine or he why? yeah. and then what are the especially you what i am almost especially flushes to are coming from with the positive simple car trouble we had talked about. yeah. how do i show how to g g o s a desire to learn how to loser for us to kind of just allow me to let the color print, not enough to show that which was more of a shift. and that was what shifter me, your work, i think, gosh, from this ashley. when you speak to lowers your company, us times me of the the 16 inch custio's. the 1st this message to scroll again to the tip on this document. the there's a hold him legally at linkedin that's in florida, gulf, cynthia for the semester. each of the members of you that i'd say just the purpose guide. nima. j strategist, eugene, i really roberts come to form. i'm sure that's what the perceive us to. she gives you the for sure, the fuel source, you know, but not in the hotel. it certainly used to be a better to give us deal with the most exact thing, which is the most stressful, the assistant ja

if you're saying that you are eligible, grandma will talk to someone. mama elaine or he likes the especially you. what they above was compressed me blood chase to possibly a simple car trouble. we had talked about. yeah. how to kind of show how to g g o. s a desire to learn how to loser for, for us to kind of just allow me to us. nothing that, that in the morning going to show that which teaching them for 4 hours wherever she left and that was what she and they told me your work. i mean gosh, from this ashley. so when you speak to the company, yes, times me of the the, the, the, the, the took us to ship the on the bus. this guy didn't. dorothy school logan tupelo. stay in the neighborhood in waco. yep. in florida. oh cynthia, for those whom actually took the shipment collision for that i'd say just the purple scott nima j street just to july really robbers come to form. i'm with the perceive us she gives you the for sure. the fuel source, you know, but not, and you tell us the certainly used to be a better give us viewing the most exactly, which is the most progressive, the assessment for se

but of course, the, you have these, how khan and elaine denito would you mind, considering that these more people need to meet the forceful on trucks already signed. and also going also, you know, they have to provide gemini to meet up with you the month of the week that i've already started as a customer. how much of an energy conference and most of them are putting said that germany's refusal the tape russian gas 5 north stream too, did not make economic sense for berlin, which was instead paying at least 30 percent more for us liquefied natural gas kelvin. tell me the country can the german people afford such a a price? i like going forward. well, to be honest with you, i think the german people are going to punish the car in general government. i've been expos, considering that this is a comics for example. the 1st one that's cheaper for you, it makes sense for you to make a compromise together. russian guys either to last from one or 2 restaurant elegy and done for you to rely on the iron us us l n g that is 30 percent more expensive . doris on golf course, some people are starti

the arrangement of this group, which was directly managed by elaine and roosevelt , spoke for itself.same time as elena roosevelt and other powers that played a role in drafting the text of the universal declaration of human rights strongly sought the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. mrs. roosevelt stubbornly went back and forth in the corridors of the united nations and negotiated with representatives of various governments to agree to the formation of a jewish state in palestine. while the islamic countries were against the partition of palestine, eleanor roosevelt conceived the plan to partition palestine. for him, israel represented liberal values ​​in the islamic region. human rights was actually a declaration that was supposed to replace religious beliefs and rights. it is not for nothing that later the heralds of human rights were all the main supporters of the zionist regime. ellino roosevelt had actually laid a great foundation stone in the world. he was introducing a new charter to the world that was supposed to stand up to celestial religions and fight religiou

also the granddaughter, elaine moreno, was at the event. the final speaker shared some touching moments. >> your family loves you. we are so proud of you. we miss you. and you will always, always be my sunshine. [ applause ] >> during the memorial, the blue angels conducted several flybys as feinstein created san francisco's first fleet week back in 1981, chin colluded the blue angels. >>> new license plate readers in the east bay causing some privacy concerns. >>> plus, the biden administration switching its side on migrant population coming into the u.s. now it's saying that the wall doesn't work. the way states are dealing with more migrants and the call for solutions. >>> and tonight on "dateline," nearly four months after she went missing, emily noble is discovered in a wooded area near her home. investigators have to decide if her death was a suicide or homicide. date lyon spea "dateline" speaks with emily's husband about that case. >>> and we're taking another live look this midday in san francisco at the parade of ships coming into

in june, when michael and elaine heard about the challenges associated with keeping the shelter open, they stepped up in a major way. if not for the generosity of the family trust, backed by the board at st.an thon and he commitment of providence it continue this good work and of course lodgist cal and financial support of our city; we would not be here today. jot oasis is here to provide a place of shelter and transitional housing. more importantly, a safe place for women and children had they have nowhere to turn. to speak more to that i invite the executive director of providence tah patricia doyle to share thoughts. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. providence foundation of san francisco believes that true change begins with compassion and collaboration. and prior to getting started i would like to introduce the board of directors and executive staff. chairman of the board mr. james blanden, please, [applause]. lanita williams. bernadette anthony and canisha roads. thank you for joining me. providence foundation has proudly operated the oasis facility here as the emergency fam

a ella le sobreviven su hija katherine y su nieta elaine.compilado en nuestras plataformas digitales y nuestra página web. telemundo 48 Área de la bahía. lo invitamos a descargar nuestra aplicación móvil también para mantenerse al día de cualquier nuevo detalle. más noticias. hoy la cámara de representantes votó para aprobar una medida de gasto provisional de 45 días para evitar el cierre del gobierno. la legislación fue aprobada con el apoyo bipartidista. casi todos los demócratas se unieron a la mayoría de los republicanos. nosotros tenemos cobertura especial. y es que los ojos están ahora puestos en el senado, donde se espera que se lleve a cabo una votación que dé por final una luz verde a dicha prórroga. andrea cruz amplía. este sábado la cámara de represen tantes logró a última hora aproba una medida temporal que va a mantener el gobierno abierto durante los próximos 45 días con 335 votos a favor y 91 en contra. >> el congresista republicano steve womack, arkansas, anunció que la medida fue aprobada con más de 2/3 de mayoría. dentro la

analysis however, the suspect died in 2008, in prison for unrelated charges. 18-year-old estella elaine emanuel was stabbed to death during an attempted sexual assault while she was on the job, guarding an office building in sunnyvale. silva now has been linked to the killing. authorities say he had a lengthy criminal history, including manslaughter, attempted murder along with firearms offenses. >>> still ahead, the bay area's biggest city hopes more license plate readers could put a dent in retail crime, the expansion of the dual police say is already paying off. >>> also, our state has no shortage of you of beautiful places to sleep under the stars, but snagging a canceled reservation can feel like an olympic sport. so we take a closer look at the new law that could ease some of that frustration. >> i think, if we went back to people registering, we could probably solve the problem without a lot of hassle. >> a little cool for camping outside and it, temperatures will drop quickly now that the we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow you

when another chance case, we had an invitation to take part in a conference called elaine. so few moments in you. the idea was that all you would go to this conference secretary and that you would take this opportunity to try to talk with american professionals a that, that she didn't beat up on dicing yet it. cool. i'm excited. democrats. yeah, i went to venice. if i still not, and that is why is it get, i mean somebody before is that i don't these separate. so i, you know, so we helped move with the movement and thought again can see the internet the see for the same fuel as the fullness methodology that i see that election sort of these i, d, g, the, [000:00:00;00] the a mark is pursuing a forward strategy of freedom in the greater middle east, george bush at the g 8. this sum of 2004 june, announced the greater middle east project. washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market paradise like they had turned poland and the countries of eastern europe was struck there. the more than 5 years we have been actively engaging with was active us across the mid

um, the, um, the, the many elaine in the same price that the, that she has one that they said this, this price in the longer on that, but it presides a female is particularly female uranium. and um, 2 more card there for a demo to see on the, um, political them freedom. obviously this long because she is annoyed is angry. and the takes it as, as i'm the, as i'm the is law make. get. but by divest by. yeah. but, but we all know that the, the situation as far as human rights to these concepts is not very brilliant in your, on it's us, secretary of state as me blinking has signed turkey is foreign minister on friday, a day after us forces shut down a turkey strong in syria, the state department says blinking emphasize the need for the 2 signs to coordinate and the conflict in syria and correct says the drawing belong to its national intelligence agency. check here has been carry out to military offensive against cody slade forces in northeast and syria. that offensive continued on friday. cherokee, it says that security forces have killed to kurdish find is the defense ministry also release

and as i mentioned that a bit of the connection is about elaine. and as a rock, it's also continued to be launched from gas i into e's real territory with many of them in deceptive bobby ion durham, missile defense system. israel's defense minister has one is that the war will belong and difficult on the i've been responsible for it for the last 2 weeks. he wouldn't with the difficult events and i'm responsible for bringing the bugs victory. the battle will be lengthy, the better will be a difficult will be precise, sharp and deadly. but it will come with a price. we will pay the price and we will continue to complete. the mission fully becomes as ease riley of families have been evacuated from settlements near the lebanese border have made it reported exchange of fire between the sides. he's ready. citizens were asked to leave the homes and move to the temporary shout as attentions rise. attacks from lebanese militants have grown in the intensity in recent days. and thousands of people took to the streets of tel aviv to demand their relatives, to

another post this elaine is gone. so that was what he's struggling to cause with wounded civilian submitted, zaya show it. just applied for dental in gauze. as the top is 80000 people in states well intensifies its ground and advertise with telecom blockhouse and during local rescue. the missouri one welcome is 10. pm, hey, in most go and this is also the international with the very latest wealth news updates. good topic company. we start the, our with the latest one, the as well, palestine conflicts the minutes in group and mass has released the video. it stays as of several is waiting hostages, that case prime minister netanyahu with policy failures that have cuts them in top services. you need anything else to benjamin netanyahu. hello. we have been in her most captivity for 23 days. yesterday there was a press conference for the families of the prisoners, and we know that there was supposed to be a cease fire and you were supposed to release us as you promised. however, we're suffering from your political security

the hey elaine, this is the start of israel's war. and the goal is to strip this nicest been the most violent. because this trip was attacked by his reading war plains, including in the north, the northeast firing dozens of missiles and leading dozens of boxes and wounded at nights, occupation tanks made a ground incursion towards the so called chicago street. during the deadliest night, the occupation was a necessity bowing from the city buildings and civilian homes in the northwest. the occupation carried out relentless as trice on the vicinity of she falls bundle, which is a shelter for displaced people in addition to many wounded. in addition, the occupation loans dozens of best price on the all shots, the beach compet areas of training schools of master. because the northern and the northeast in areas of the goals, the trip is still being targeted by a strikes with more than $100.00 people killed. and over 300 people injured this night. this night was the hardest night in the gaza strip due to the heaviest air rates carried out b

will group jewish voice for piece of stage, a city, an inside of congressional building project. elaine has moved from capitol hill in the us capital in the building. many of them this happened maybe 6 were named you serious use fire now came in to be arrested. this all started at a few blocks away earlier today. really all one gentleman. he said his grandparents are bought the house for now you are doing i see my job as carrying on their legacy as the jews who fundamentally see their role as standing up for state less than impressed people all throughout the worlds. and i see no better way to do that, then fighting for peace and to cease fire and gaza today. the take one more look at the one by one just to give you a sense of how different this sentiment is from the elected officials building by one representative. it has to offer a ceasefire. you know, well, thousands of people have holes, have been protesting outside the us, and his really embassies in the jordanian capital assignment been jervey reports from a month the course. jordan, angry protest is in this thousands have continu

thing awful, intel easy as elaine use, the twin you reach to meet the fox, the scalar time record to, to fix your online the, [000:00:00;00] the to the teams to help teva on l g 0 trying to host the asian games with athletes from across the region competing and celebrating sports rigorous debate unflinching questions up front. come through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom u. k. prime minister. assume that it's expected to address these 1st party conferences leader with a general election looming. and a waiver of strikes being housed, the broke house premier of a new series, exploring the implications of us and to boy, the 1st amendment, right, which is in liberia, to the pope's kind of incumbent president george way overcome corruption allegations and keep the temp job. i'll tell you back on which is era. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state houses are really invest in that. and that's a privilege as a journalist, the and despite the danger, tens of thousands of people and making a desperate journey for a better life than the

systems and one after thursday's devastating russian missile attack in his country or in his speech is elaine ski warned that a revival lines. russia would pose a threat to the baltic states, or entrees, now considering various scenarios for the coming years. one of them is particularly dangerous in the or if there is some pause in the rest and against you dream. any freezing of the situation there will be in you critical moment to entertain t 8. the process is allowed to adapt. now, by the 2028, the kremlin will be able to restore the military potential that we destroyed. and digital have, you know, officer has to attack the congress, enforce overestimate expansion arbosso's bureau chief, alexander phenomena cheese in spain. and i asked her earlier earlier whether zalinski and succeeded in drumming up more than just solidarity at the summit. so while it leaves, he is not going back home empty handed spain. the host of this summit announced that they are ready to provide to clean with new or a defense and anti drawn besides to protect the countries energy infrastructure and harbors. and germa

around and in paris are renowned rock climate scale, the 220 major talents of colon and to the war. elaine, rather, it urged for a peaceful solution to the complex to the turkey as purchase president. right? yep. type id one has officially submitted sweden's nation membership application to the tech has parliament. it could bring an end to a 17 month stand off in july, or the one agreed to put the ratification of sweden's membership before his parliament in the face of growing international pressure. the u. s. has welcome to move and says it hopes the bill is passed as soon as possible. russian forces are intensifying pressure on the eastern new cranium. cities of as difficult and close on ukraine says its troops repelled nearly 20 russian attacks around of discount on sunday, the city is near russian control. don't yet screw up. mcbride is the following developments from key its intense fighting. continuing around the eastern city of a deep with the rest and seemingly determined to encircle the city ukrainian saying that they have a quote of 20 separate assaults in recent days. images on

[laughter] >> elaine, thank you for texts me. >> david. [laughter] >> i understand. is there any further discussion? seeing no further discussion, i will ask for a vote on the motion to find the plan and condition to compliance. all in favor of the motion all say aye? those opposed say nay. the ayes have it. >> before we proceed to the next state mr. leon has a comment. >> i apologize. the 15,000 signature requirement is in state law i assume and it's not in compliance with our rules which i believe require a 5,000 -- limit of 5,000 as a requirement, i think. and of course, susan will remember years ago when we had this problem in virginia, we had to go out and collect 5,000 signatures for every presidential candidate as condition for our waiver. apparently that doesn't apply in new york. if you're going to get a waiver in this, doesn't the state have to show approval positive steps to change that requirement? i guess that's my question. >> i'm assuming but i will leave it to our expert over here. >> well, that is our normal requirement so we will look forward a repo

targeted facilities believe to be used by iran, revolutionary god. authentic and correspondent patrick elaine joins us live now from washington dc. talk to so what more do we know that about these us strikes inside syria but just be received a statement from the secretary of defense, lloyd austin. and he says that they struck 2 facilities in eastern syria. they said these were facilities used by these aransas lubbock revolutionary guard corps and affiliated groups. and it goes really into detail. he says this is because of the several strikes in syria and he doesn't mentioned the ones necessarily in iraq. but in the attacks that i, on the basis in syria and iraq 21 service members were injured. i think it's important to point out that when we 1st started hearing about injuries, the pension and really down play that they didn't give us any numbers. they didn't talk about traumatic brain injury, but didn't report and it came out and now they admit that yes, 21 service members have in fact been injured. but they have been returned to duty. and it's interesting in the state when he says this is n

actually and bass that are on the republic of our service out in the united kingdom is we've headliner, elaine solely model the lean. so the model of bassett or the republic of his ever john to the united kingdom, want to thank you for joining me on upfront to thank you. thank you. my thank you for the invitation. as evan jones military operation into the garden. okay. kind of back into the territories led to a mass exodus of 100000 people or more almost the entire population of a territory. according to the un, high commissioner for refugees gives that statistic to us. this is now led to a humanitarian crisis among those who fled with many suffering from severe malnutrition. but yet a day after the incursion is edward johns president, it'll have idea of said his sources had, quote, punished the enemy, who's the enemy here to that's a very good question. thank you my, the enemy, definitely. uh, the troops of the problem to provide me is stationed on the territory. they also brought to me that the, not the only, it was a bunch on the side, but also to the same desk of thousands of letting me in

or that's close to our pentagon correspondent patrick elaine live in washington. dc potty it is interesting, isn't in watching us officials go to great lengths the to say they're not involved in is randy ministry operations on the ground? what more they've been saying? well, it's really interesting, we just got a new readout from a phone call between secretary defense lloyd austin, and his is really counter part about a phone call. they had and pretty much since this started, every single us official, when they talk about this, they say israel has the right, like every other country. in fact it has responsibility to protect its citizens. and looking through this readout, and these things are really carefully worded, they go through all sorts of different officials before they're released to the press. it doesn't say that, so i'm gonna read it to you just so you have a sense of it's very short. is it the secretary underscore the importance of protecting civilians during israel's defense forces operations and focusing on the urgency of humanity or in a delivery for civilians in gaza. he also

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elena troopinav, danielle ramoni and elaine krish. they're sitting next to each other, just alonia speaking. at some point, she starts to scream, which is extremely concerning for the families. they're happy they're alive, but to see the distress they're in. none of them look injured. she said at one point, you promised to release us all which gives us some suggestion there there is some negotiations going on for these hostages there then at the end, she says free us all and she strcreams now, now, now. that is what all of the families want. that is what all of the hostages want but at this point in time, we only know of this one hostage that has been rescued by the israeli military according to the idf on these ground forces and the four others who were released earlier last week. at this point, israel is saying there's more than i think 239 now. the number of has gone up according to israel. their count has gone up. and we are really in one of these situations where the families are desperate to know anything. now they know somethin

. >> elaine and i were actual friends of dick and dianne. >> reporter: feinstein was born in san francisco in 1933 and graduated from stanford university in 1955. >> i want to find out -- >> reporter: her high-profile senate career was featured in the film "the report report." it tackled the subject of the cia's use of torture after 9/11. as chair of the senate intelligence committee, feinstein fought with the cia for years over releasing the investigation into the agency's use of enhanced interrogation techniques. in february, she confirmed she would not run for re-election, telling cnn, the time has come. feinstein was the longest-serving woman in the u.s. senate. >> it's what i'm meant to do. as long as the old bean holds up. >> reporter: her desk in the senate chamber now draped in black. dianne feinstein was 90 years old. >> an icon, indeed. thank you. >>> senator feinstein was 90 years old. we'll be right back. games the major league baseball playoff field is set. >> cnn's sports anchor looking dapper as always, i love the pink, coy wire joining us now. >> always looking sharp. >> yo

so the g. elaine business on his 60 hector's of land, he farmed oranges, which he sold to controlling and citrus to go to major of citrus exporters. he did not have fixed contracts for the regular purchase of his oranges. he says, the big industry players only bought oranges when the harvest from their own fields was not enough. the purchase price often fluctuate. at times he says he had to sell his oranges at absurdly low prices. indian, he could no longer cover the costs of production and harvesting, and it was costing him too much to maintain his plantation for fits that are about $3.00 times a month to his doctor, 2 years i worked with the lower and dedication regarding until i was so indebted there will be to god, but i have to give up everything you can, which is very sad with the cities the as on the is 75, and it will take him at least 4 more years. he calculates to pay off his dad's. he recently joined a class action lawsuit in london against the jews giant controller, represented by the law firm p g m b m. more than 1500 former farmers are suing for financial compensation. t

on upon day a swiss court sentenced writer and commentator elaine to 60 days in jail for calling a female journalist a "fat lesbian." here is her picture presented without comment. see. no comment. convicted of defamation, discrimination and excitement to hatred after criticizing her two years ago. lgbtqilmnop groups, calling it a victory against homophobic hatred. a swiss court's harshest sentence. but soros showed no resource, in 60 days i will be free but you will still be fat. kat, he really didn't say that. i know. that's -- that's fake news. >> but you hear what he did though. all of you guys that you like this guy now. he is like a martyr now. he called somebody a fat lesbian which could have gone by and everybody would have moved on. because you put him in jail for it. >> now we know. >> conquerer of something because he said fat lesbian, who said it's a bad thing. >> exactly. >> they make the best chili. >> that lesbian. >> i'm not lying. >> they build our cars, cut down our trees. >> so many situation i would prefer an old fat lesbian over somebody else. >> they deliver our mail

as feedback, elaine feedback most less the online few spending boxes sending kids tomorrow is the vaudeville know if they should, will visit and then they apply. you may need to hold on by the us in our them rule tree is so low. yeah. and it does follow. yeah. and this is so low. yeah. and that, i mean judy came, i seized with that i or them on me that in mind i'm blushing better i'm of, as we have to issued on that these will cannot use or is that each i saw a lot to come on. mean us cross. okay. i'll let you when they can, we describe what you guys think about in the past. lots of them. well that's all i so i'm not sure. i also know if, if i sent someone off of the back is there's a for this one, as i'm sure i gave them the whole 5 mind me down to how to do it a while i'm, if i get and then i have to start and i'm to settle on the audit and the 3 is the same as i am cluttered. who was, i'm kennedy except the home to mess a number of the big oh each a few. what's gonna comment on a god? so it means um, you know, the assignment a tissue base. imagine a my passing me to 19 cheeses locally. im

. >> good morning i'm elaine forbes the port director i'm honored to be here i want to recognize gail gillmachine thank you for coming today. you know we are talking about the importance of preparedness. and when preparedness really means. when it means to have relationships dp understandings and practice for preparations. and i have been reflecting on the passing of our great senator diane feinstein and reflecting on our great mir london breed temperature is obvious to say last time women are better prepared i will not make that same joke but obvious to talk about the importance of the 2 great mayors one who brought float week back and other returned the first in personnel float week after lead our city through a pandemic this is the obvious. and then the not so obvious. in 2018, the late senator feinstein made, wear our sea wall faces quake risk and sea level rise risk major impact to the city flooding 500 acres of neighborhoods our senator wed with the arm engineers and speaker pelosi and ensured the city received a first star from the arm engineers one and only 3 of the nation tha

arsenal were 1—0 up at elaine's. but the home side have equalised in the last few minutes.eal madrid, the 1a time winners of this competition, of course, have equalised at napoli. initiates junior with that goal. you can keep across it all on the bbc sport website. next to the fallout from the wrong var decision that denied liverpool a goal at tottenham on saturday. the audio from the incident has been made public. the referees governing body says a new communication protocol will now be developed to stop it happening again. luis diaz�* goal was ruled out for offside — but the var should have overturned that. instead — a lack of concentration and loss of focus accroding to the pgmol, led to the onfield decision being wrongly confirmed. here's some of the audio. check complete, check complete. perfect. thank you, nate. the on-field decision _ perfect. thank you, nate. the on—field decision was off—site. you happy— on—field decision was off—site. you happy with— on—field decision was off—site. you happy with this? on-field decision was off-site. you happy with this?— on—field

thank you, elaine. it's stunning to see how much is happening and would like to thank the staff for all of those things. you mentioned diane feinstein. she was the mayor when i first came to san francisco and we spent a lot of time working on water issues and wastewater issues and she was so helpful to the city on so many levels. she will be greatly missed. am i crazy or are we not able to see outside? first it was dark. thank you for that too. [ laughter ] . >> thank you. . >> commissioner lee? i really do not have much to say. for the fair, are we going to designate the area. are there going to be small businesses around there. have we decided where we might put this thing? yes, i'm happy to give an update. we have been working with sky star who is interested in relocating the ferris wheel to golden gate park to triangle park that is on the north side of bodine restaurant. that idea that that ferris wheel would come for a peck and temporarily situated through permitting and working with our engineerin

they want to control the spigot they're suing elaine musk right now because musk is un-cancelable.world's richest man he can't be bought. he is fulfilling a role necessary right now because anybody else would be destroyed. the whole point of the misinformation bureau was to relabel dissent as somehow dangerous. i do emphasize with you about the stuff you get and your example of the covid misinformation, that's just part of the package. you're either going to have free speech or you're not. you can say that these are private companies, but if you were removed from one of these companies, your career could be destroyed. these are giant companies. threr are things that people make their livelihood off of. if you're banned from twitter, you could disappear. they say why don't you make your own, why don't you make your own, well good luck, but my point is this, this is about targeting people who are different in their views. and the fact is, elon musk presents a threat because he is not a liberal. that's it. >> but shouldn't these people not post anti-semitic things? >> there's a lot of