the ewe bleated at the group of kayakers.sations about helping the animal back up the cliffs. now it's time for a look at the weather, with elizabeth rizzini. hello. good afternoon. some very autumnal scenes earlier on this morning, particularly across northern and eastern areas of england, with some patches of mist and fog, such as here in sheffield. it's now largely lifted and cleared. it won't be quite so much of a problem overnight tonight or, indeed, for the next few days, because the winds are set to pick up. there'll also be some more heavy downpours of rain, generally staying very unsettled. and if we take a look at the rainfall accumulation chart, through the weekend and into monday, you can see the area of most concern again is eastern scotland, with another 50 to 100 millimetres of rain, especially over the higher ground. of course, all of this falling on already saturated ground. that rain just feeding through in a constant stream of showers on the south—easterly wind for the rest of today. also some heavy, freque

. >> ew! >> ew, ew. >> the next stock here is kraft heinz. dan nathan, what do you say?oint, when you have stocks, a sector in a free fall like this, a whole host of things, like, this is -- i don't know why you have to step in. i think it really comes down to -- it's foul right here. >> ew! >> i'm going to be selling this. if you own these stocks or any you own right now that just dropped 30% in a straight line in a month or two or something like that, and now you actual traded reasonable valuations relative to their history. again, i think there's going to be opportunities. i think you would just look at the xlp at some point in the not so distant future, but again, i think they're going to make lower lows. >> steve, what do you think? >> this is going to be foul for me as well. this has been a declining trend line since january. it's down 21% year to date. margins are probably collapsing as inflation reseeds. >> guy, this is for you. hershey. >> mm. that's it? you're just going to say it? >> fresh or foul. >> i'm going to play the game correctly and say foul. absolute

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we use the evacuation or the recall on the international community to intervene immediately to saul ewing and getting, and jeff asked or big that is unfolding. israel accused as homeless militants of using hospitals as come on thing to is and shows no sign of closing. it's pounding of the tier tree is its troops on the ground advance deep into gaza. israel has vowed to dismantle from us after it unprecedented tara attacks and israel weeks ago to consult the to shoot in coordinated attacks by ground. and that forces people fight as killed thousands in the tense and gaza. good barricade themselves inside buildings and tried to attack them all forces. but that we're moving in that direction to quote shit. now we're looking for now. thank you man. a cherry and situation and gaza remains described as israel and just what it caused the 2nd stage of a school with some thousands looted an aide warehouse on the weekend assign. the united nation sees that civil oda is breaking down. israel has rejected appeals for a humanitarian pause. the international criminal course has warms, that impeding aid

then we will look at ews. ews be a key driver of amazon -- with amazon's results and i expectations have come down somewhat closer to 12% that people are looking for. i think we are looking for stabilization. after the strength that microsoft saw in as club division, investors want to see amazon is also seeing some benefits of its investments in artificial intelligence as well. that they are seeing some stabilization and the optimization from customers over the last year. sonali: alison porter, thank you for your time. let's hone in on the digital advertising space for these companies and bring in rachel tipograph of mikmak. when you look at meta itself, what did you take away? >> i was super excited to see their earnings because what it demonstrated is that advertising is active in market and meta has made their ads more efficient. how have they done that? with focus. they stopped focusing on the metaverse, stopped focusing on trying to build native commerce, and they went all in on improving the core busines

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often speak among themselves eleven local dialect languages, among which the most popular are ashanti, ewefante. almost 80% of ghanaians are christians. there are many muslims, there are adherents of traditional african religions, but in general. the hans always refer to themselves as a single family, the hansam. national and interfaith peace is a very important topic for our country. we have achieved peaceful coexistence between representatives of christian faiths and muslims. in our country there is a practice that is quite unusual for many other countries. at all public events, even at the state level, christian and muslim readings are read. prayers are part of the culture of ghana, the culture of our people. there are several large cities in ghana, each of which has its own special personality. first of all, the capital is acre. political, industrial and cultural life is concentrated here countries. according to the latest census , more than 5 million people live in the metropolis, and kradina. the most beautiful, modern and rich cities on the african continent. many buildings from the

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ewing in a search continue., that's parts of aberdeenshire, that's parts of eastern scotland where there is still a red weather warning in place until 6:00 this evening. there's reports of a man trapped in a vehicle in flood water. the environment agency is saying there is severe flood warnings in place around the river dennent in derbyshire. these pictures are also from chesterfield in derbyshire. a school bus , look at that flooded school bus, look at that flooded road, which obviously caused a lot of concern amongst the youngsters on that. we they were all safe and sound , but there is all safe and sound, but there is this continuing risk of serious injury and a serious disruption to local communities. so john hammond , i think you are with us hammond, i think you are with us now, meteorologist . hammond, i think you are with us now, meteorologist. thanks hammond, i think you are with us now, meteorologist . thanks ever now, meteorologist. thanks ever so much for talking to us. yeah, just looking at those pic

i'm curious if you think -- how much of what's happening in gaza now among the civilian pop ewe la -- population, not the terror groups is increasing the radicalization among what was an undeniable terror attack leads to more radicalization nonetheless. >> gaza is already looking at people half of whom are under 1 a 5, already huge problems with power outages even before the israeli strikes and clean water. i don't think there's any doubt about that. insurgence -- it's the history of insurgency. the victimization generates from one angle. in the end, more young men and women who are willing to commit violence, sometimes atrocities, as a consequence of that rage and anger. the problem for the israelis might be they were confronted with something that was so far beyond anything they had seen before, 1,400 civilians. in '73, israeli lost 2,800 soldiers. this was half that number in 24 hours, and they were civilian. what were the israeli alternatives? the palestinian ministry has already killed 3,000 palestinians and have a looming ground evacuation. when it will take place is unclear. >>

and some stranded ewes on the far sidesheep dog swimslight. far sidesheep dog swims in1t. and some stranded ewes on the far sidesheep dog swims in and nd this sheep dog swims in and rescues them and nudges them onto dry land in wales. rescues them and nudges them onto dry land in wales . yeah, onto dry land in wales. yeah, absolutely. absolutely incredible. and it meant that that its owners or the farmer didn't have to wade into the water himself to rescue them. >> it was instinctive for the dog. i mean, the dogs, i think it was a collie mix and it was, you know, very successfully. he did his job. that's what he was bred to but back to the, you bred to do. but back to the, you know, the distortion of what's happenedin know, the distortion of what's happened in of these of these terrible floods and impact terrible floods and the impact it's had people. i mean, you it's had on people. i mean, you did on homelessness as did a report on homelessness as well and people living in temporary accommodation. it's awful. now for awful. there is no place

influrence but as you know, being on battlefields all over the world as you have been, the arms market is ewe bik by tis with the kinds of things they're using. it's open air around the world. it's relatively easy. but in cases of terrorist groups that are supported by nation states like iran, like russia, even like china at times, we're seeing the transfer of those weapons through smuggling operations and the kinds of things like the underground tunnels that have been expanded in hamas make it relatively easy to move weapon systems around. so it's from nation states. it has to be and it's from the armed markets. >> general hurtling, how soon do you expect that israel could begin its massive ground incursion into gaza? all of us are bracing for that to be fairly soon, but how concerned should those forces be about hamas resistance using these new weapons they have? the anti tank, the anti armor missiles or some over unexpected weapons? >> to your first question, i believe the idf ground assault into gaza will occur within the next several days, wolf. the israeli spokesman that you talked to w

. >> that was ewe? >> that was me. >> i didn't get briefed. sorry. >> well, i will send you briefings next time. >> thank you. >> i am coming back for the latte. >> yes. >> i wrote that book in part because of what i saw politically primarily but also culturally where people were having challenges, figuring out how do we raise our children, how do we form families, how do we combine work and family, particular issue for women like me and so when i wrote that book there was a lot of talk about let's call it meaning in life, purpose in life, usefulness in life and it was something that i spent a lot of time pondering because there wasn't any easy answer to it and than i began reading some people like robert putnam and others who were talking about the value of what they were calling social capital in healthy societies that, you know, really focused on quality of life issues and where people were frankly, you know, more satisfied with how they were organized and living. so fast-forward, we began to see the disruption which initially was thrilling

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(smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >> carley: rashida tlaib a it vocal advocate for palestinians,. >> terrorists has cut off babies heads and burned soldiers alive. do you support israel's trite defend themselves against this brutality. >> excuse us. we are going to go through here. >> you can't comment about hamas terrorists chopping off babies' heads? >> do you condone what hamas has done chopping off babies' heads and burning babies alive? >> enes kanter as a human, how you cannot respond with an obvious answer when asked a question about the massacre of children and babies? >> exactly. you know, i was just listening to the interview before me. that woman, i mean, every word coming outs of her mouth my mouth was just shattering. as a muslim i strongly condemn any attack on innocent civilians on both sides, actually. so i expressed my full solidarity with the victims, their families and loved ones. as

you know our slogan: "ew! this slogan sucks!" come on! come on! give me your money!eering] so mad at my coat! but gaetz didn't back down from his proud douchery. >> when it comes to how those raise money, i take no lecture on asking patriotic americans to weigh in and contribute to this fight from those who would grovel and bend knee for the lobbyists and special interests who own our leadership. [booing from chamber] oh, boo all you want. >> stephen: okay. booooooooo! [audience booing] that was very generous. meanwhile over in the senate, even the g.o.p. are mocking the dysfunction in the house. take, for instance, louisiana senator john kennedy, who said this. >> i got a new strap-on harness today. i can't wait to put it on you. it will fit my favorite dildo perf--" >> stephen: sorry, wrong clip! sorry! actually, not sorry. but still, wrong clip. i meant to show you this one from yesterday. >> i don't have a lot of advice for my house colleagues, other than this. follow your heart, but take your brain with you. i would also advise all of my house colleagues to be s

at the bottom of a steep slope been dubbed britain's slope has been dubbed britain's loneliest the ewespotted by kayaker jill turner year, thinking the turner last year, thinking the sheep would make its way back up to the flock. well, she was very surprised and concerned find surprised and concerned to find that animal was still that the same animal was still on beach. recent trip. on the beach. on a recent trip. it apparently bleated out to her fellow kayakers . oh, yeah. this fellow kayakers. oh, yeah. this is this is tragic. that's the sheep there. if you're watching us on tv or watching us online, it's an incredibly overgrown sheep. francine, how on earth can you spin this as a good news story? >> well, jill did say this sheep looked very sad . so if i saw the looked very sad. so if i saw the sheep, i'd say shira up accidents will happen . um, but, accidents will happen. um, but, you know, maybe this. do we know if this sheep is male or female? >> was you? so it's a female? yeah. >> yeah. well, obviously , she >> yeah. well, obviously, she wants to be on her own. she's sick of the

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. >> i don't think it's a bad thing to have bipartisan votes on smish ewes. i think the democrats are going to join with moderate republicans any time we're talking about spending a huge amount of money. i think kevin mccarthy's problem really is the lack of passing 12 bills on time and then getting jammed at the last minute with this. we're going to see at least four appropriations bills in the next two weeks. hopefully those pass. at that point we'll have eight or nine of the 12 bills passed. and that would be a real relief to a lot of us. this 45 days will come a lot quicker than people anticipate, and we'll be faced with another crisis. >> millions of americans can breathe easier tonight knowing their paychecks will keep coming. a potential crisis averted, at least for a short while. as cnn's senior white house correspondent m.j. lee tells us, there are still questions that need to be addressed. >> reporter: just hours ahead of a midnight deadline for government shutdown, president biden signing into law a government funding bill that would fund the gover

that's going to be far short of the 217 ewe need to be elected speaker in the full house. that's going to be the challenge for one of these two members. we expect a vote in this conference meeting to decide to see if whether or not any of these members gets a nominee or whether or not those can get the 217 votes. that will be tested separately after the fifth ballot vote, which will happen here in a matter of moments. but in talking to some members, what's clear is there's a clear frustration both of the process and how this has gone down in the last few weeks and some members are concerned about tom emmer himself and his record on spending. listen. >> everybody is frustrated. that's a general consensus around the country. us included. republican members of the house. >> they want it over with. they want us to clean up the mess. >> would you be comfortable with tom emmer as the nominee? >> i'm concerned about that. >> that's going to be a challenge for emmer. if he's the front runner f he gets the nomination, can he limit the defections to four republican ares on the house

more random violence spilling out on the streets of americaers biggest cities, the ew york post" gettingse photos after a maniac armed with a glass bottle attacked them in a rampage that began outside a whole foods until cops arrested him and it's not the only unprovoked attack, new york still reel from the fatal stabbing of surgeon-general ago advice who was knifed in the heart while waiting for a bus, police charging his killer murder and the judge denying bail. they were asking for $20,000. it doesn't say whether it will go for carson. so ryan's friends don't have to work while they grieve. we reached out to gofundme for comment but they said the post doesn't violate their rules. this is a little ghoulish raising money for them in their grief seems misguide. >> we have reached fox news headline level crime. you have a young black deranged people who have been in and out of the system now knifing to death liberal progressives in brooklyn and they're now feeling bad for the guy who killed him. we have now had what, this person has a bottle that should be recycled and he's terrorizing bl

whn it was published that it caught fire around the world figuratively speaking, and the phrase man ewe scripts don't burn became a slogan for freedom seeking people. so i thought that was a beautiful story and that's why it's one. of my favorite books. >> what's the best way in your viewte to read shakespeare and o understand -- >> to see it rise and -- uncorrupted. to see it on stage is my favorite way of reading shakespeare. >> currently reading here we go -- over the summer mary eberstat wrote i read a book by public intellectual called apocalypse of the sovereign self recovering the christian mystery of personhood. it is a gripping, in-depth analysis of how the collapse of christian angt apology is leading to social and mostly i'm looking through books about upstate new york, one of the most fascinating largely unknown petry dishes of the american experiment from years of the so-called burned over district, with its unprecedented religious ferment to game changing and rust belt up to the crisis that is devastated parts of the state all of it taking place against a background of for

. (♪♪) (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks.lone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >> here is morrow flocked the national security council's john kirby said on air force one tonight on the way to israel with the president. >> wait will, the first thing he'll do is meet with prime minister netanyahu. and a very small, restricted bilateral meeting. then -- his team will be able to meet with the israeli war cabinet. after that, he'll have a chance to meet with some of the israeli first responders, all those bravely putting themselves in harm's way and response to days, to the hamas attacks. and thank them for all their bravery. and the work they were doing. he'll have a chance after that to meet with some of the families. some of the families of those who have lost loved ones in israel and some of the families who still don't know the fate of their loved ones. in fact, some of the family members we expect will also be family members of hostages with no hamas has taken. after that, he'll make public remarks. you'll

. >> brian: if you're not going to get ewe man mouse or anonymous on anything, you're not on a team or alone. you deserve a coalition government and showing you can't lead. >> ainsley: watch outnumbered today and a lot happening in the 12:00 hour and the house is voting to reconvene on the speaker and joe biden having first press conference since october 7 and the israel attack. he's meeting with the prime minister of australia and they'll have a formal meeting in front of cameras at 12:30 and he'll take questions. >> brian: not seeing much of the host. the australian president is going to be online. >> ainsley: they'll do an awesome job introducing this and discussing it. >> steve: here's the thing, there's a stake dinner at the white house and screen right and interestingly enough. there was a note i saw this morning on the types of israel, it said that the featured performers for tonight's festivities are the b52s and that's a famous bomber and hire nthey're not going to be performing the military band providing entertainment for the big stage. at 1600. >> ainsley: i have one thing