so, i applied tojoin the wrens in march i9aa. i was a gpo—trained switchboard operator, i could tell more or less that i'd be accepted. portsmouth in march—april i9aa was a hive of activity. but the thing is fort southwick, which was our working place, was a very secret communications centre deep — dug deep into tunnels in the cliffs overlooking portsmouth harbour. but to get down into the tunnels, we had to go down 350 steps! we had to sleep in the tunnels, eat in the tunnels, be on duty in the tunnels and, of course, chuckles, when we were coming off shift, we had to come up 350 steps, so it was a good thing we were young and fit. chuckles. the amount of activity in the tunnels — i mean, each tunnel contained a branch of communications. two months before d—day, i was given training on this vhf set, which was a small radio set. and i think vhf then was in its infancy. it was simple for us to operate. you mainly had to operate the levers up or down. as it was a one—way system, i would pass whatever messages i had to and then, the

kevin hassett, andy puzder, thomas hoenig, scott wren, john lonski, we appreciate if it.h. have a great weekend. i will see you tonight on "wall street," 7 p.m. eastern. 30 minutes before the opening bell, with we've got a market that is trading up on the economic data. are a good weekend, everybody. thanks for being here. "varney & company" picks it up now. stuart: good morning, everyone. the u.s. goes on offense

, people at that time, the reaction from a lot of people was closing the borders is ray cysts, you wrenrmodel cap price said why aren't we closing the border, a lot of people mocked her as if she was an idiot. that was the prevailing wisdom from the public health system and was reflected, the dismissal of caprice i would say was reflected in number ten by the public health system. of course if you are going for a single, for a single wave herd immunity by september fundingal strategy, then, faffing round at the borders wasn't regarded as relevant or coherent with such a strategy. bi; or coherent with such a strategy. by that do you mean if the strategy of the government was to accept that by mitigating the worse severity of that first wave of the virus, and there by allowing a proportion of there by allowing a proportion of the population to become infected nevertheless, there was no point in trying to shut our borders, because part of that strategy entailed allowed part of the population to become infected, is that rights. that is what the prime minister and i were told, and yeah. but

i want to go to cnn's are wren lieberman at the pentagon. oren, this comes as two attack drones targeting a u.s. forces base in syria were shot down today. what does this new intelligence tell us? >> jake, the u.s. has intelligence that iranian-backed militias in the middle east, that would be shiite groups in iraq and syria, are preparing for the possibility of escalating and ramping up attacks they have carried out, according to multiple u.s. officials. this would be as iran looks to take advantage of the situation and the conflict in gaza between israel and hamas, also taking advantage of the anti-israel and anti-u.s. sentiment growing across the region. iran backs these groups, funds these groups and arms these groups. the question now, how direct is the support? officials say it's not necessarily that iran is saying go, carry out these attacks. but according to officials, it appears that iran is encouraging them and doing nothing to stop them, a far more direct link than they believed iran had with the initial october 7th attack carried

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there's this view of these wren gaits or those that are uber conservative and they all say to a man or woman, you know, we're all republicans. just different views of how to proceed from here. a lot of wounds a lot of bad blood after this week, congressman. are you worried? >> there's going to have to be some healing. there are hard feelings. emotionally charged rooms with low ceilings. that's where we meet. people get very angry at one another, particularly when there's a lot of finger pointing going on. so which is another test for the new speaker. that person will have to be able to rub some salve in those wounds, help us heal, bring us back together. get us refocused on the issues that the american people are thinking about. we got an insecurity border, an economy that needs help. we have national security issues. we need to move appropriations. there's no end of business. as i said, clock is ticking. we're out of time-outs. we need to get back to the business. >> neil: we'll see if that happens from. your mouth. oklahoma republican kevin hern, who congressman womack just referred

wrens over the israeli lebanon border town, six rockets fired, four knocked down by the israeli iron dome defense system. two got through. where you see that smoke right there, this is an israeli village being hit by a hezbollah missile. it came over the mountain in front of us, lebanon, just about a mile and a half away, first responders, military, police, moved out fast to try to see if anybody was injured, any casualties, what damage was there. soldiers assessed no one was hurt but continued the search. the border has been hot all week and deadly on both sides. drones keep watch 24/7. in fact, trace, a drone has been overhead our location for a good part of this evening watching and waiting to move. the real fear about moving is that hezbollah and its iranian backer might move to really create a second frontier to tie up at least some of the israeli military, which is amassed here while israel focuses on the main action right now, that is down in gaza and that deals with hamas. trace. >> degree we'll get back to you as the news breaks, stay safe. thank you. >> meantime president b

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wrens and fans devastated this morning's tribute to the beloved sharp flooded social media. matthew perry was best known for his role as the wisecracking chandler bing on the enormously popular 90 sitcom friends. but when cameras were not rolling perry struggled with drug addiction and heavy drinking his five costars on the show say he was a true gift to all. eric: he wrote a wonderful book about his life was not sparing in his addictions for christina clement live outside of matthew's home and the pacific palisades neighborhood where he was found yesterday in that hot tub. christina? >> the folks here in the pacific palisades in nearby malibu hollywood west hollywood are all shocked by perry to death. tmz reports his assistant found him unresponsive yesterday morning here at his home several hours after. finished a two hour match of pickleball they report sources said he was found in a hot tab had no drugs were found at the scene but take a look at this this is perry's last instagram post was from six days ago he posted a nighttime photo of his hot tub and said quote oh so

. >>> wrens in one east bay city continue to drop. in oakland rents dropped by 7% in september compared to a year ago, according to data collected by apartment lists. the median price of rent for a one bedroom was about $1400, that's the lowest rent for oakland since 2017. the greater bay area also saw a decline, rents are down about 4% compared to a year ago, apartment lists as it expects the drop to be followed by more decreases in the cut coming months. >>> moving forward tonight, bart set a post-pandemic ridership record this weekend, the agency said it had more than 116,000 riders yesterday, that is 72 percent of bart's saturday ridership before the pandemic. bart is crediting more trains running on weekends for that boost. >>> up next, celebrating 50 years of hip-hop, we sit down with the bay area rap front runner to talk about what he thinks the next 50 years of the art form this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hi ladies! alex from u.s. bank! can she help? how about a comprehensive point of sale system... that can track in

to run high, as the couple was surrounded by their four children, luna, miles, esti, and new baby wren. john and i pulled up, like, on a little boat to the hotel for the big night, and miles and luna ran down the dock, and i lost it. zuri: but leave it to the kids to keep things light and silly. they're so disgusted by us. you know, everything's like, oh, la, la, la, la, la. [instrumental music] it's adorable. kids say the darndest things! all right, next up, la fire and rescue gave us a firsthand account of what it's like to be on the front lines of a fire. but do i have what it takes to join the ranks of these exceptional teammates? we'll be right back. in. we got a pulse. that's what we fight for. we fight for life. zuri: this summer, chicago fire producer dick wolf brought us la fire and rescue on nbc. and now you can see encore episodes every sunday at 11:00 pm on the usa network. the reality series documents the real calls and the real drama behind the heroes of the incredible la county fire department. i was at their headquarters in los angeles. and these real life heroes are re

you get used to air ride side wrens that you feel protected by the iron dome and you feel some modicum of safety. this feels like a complete violation of everything. this is absolute terror. >> abbey, we wish you get some good news soon. our thoughts are with you. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> best of luck and stay safe. >> thank you. >>> right now we have immanuels of israeli tanks amassing near gaza. scores of flights in and out of the region have been canceled. the u.s. government is urging caution for anyone travelling to israel or the west bank. with me now is raf sanchez from ashkelon, israel. raf, what's the latest there? >> reporter: andrea, literally in the last few minutes we've been watching the iron dome intercepter missiles lighting up the sky as more rockets continue to fly out of gaza. i want to update you on news breaking in the last ten minutes. we have a new audio statement for a spokesman for the so-called military wing of hamas. in this statement, abu abaida is his name. hamas will begin executing a captive in return for bombing inside gaza without pre w

kevin hassett, andy puzder, thomas hoenig, scott wren, john lonski, we appreciate if it. thank you so much. have a great weekend. i will see you tonight on "wall street," 7 p.m. eastern. 30 minutes before the opening bell, with we've got a market that is trading up on the economic data. are a good weekend, everybody. thanks for being here. "varney & company" picks it up now. stuart: good morning, everyone. the u.s. goes on offense, airstrikes on facilities used by iranian-backed forces in eastern syria. s the a correct clash -- it is a direct clash. two drones aim at israel launched from yemen. they landed in egypt, injuring six. iran-backed houthi rebels launched those drones. rockets launched from gaza hit tel aviv, three injured, thousands in bomb shelters. another tank incursion into gaza. action on all fronts. and there is movement on the political front too. look at this, a new poll shows president biden's approval rating among democrats has dropped 11 points in a month. why in the president's support of us radioreel is popular with the -- israel is not popular with

this item is wren what number we are on i know what is is a resolution to approve an amendment to the grant agreement with ecs and hsh. this guarantee funds episcopal upon community services to operate 5 building permanent housing 464 units of permanent supportive housing. extends the agreement from 25 and increases not to exceed by 47.2 million dollars. we show on page 21 the impact where you see the cost of the program is about 12 million dollars. and this fiscal year. city funding -- 10.7 million dollars of the costs. mostly that is care not cash funding. we cannot see performance issues here. we recommend approval of this item. >> thank you very much. >> any questions supervisor mandelman. why none. we will open up for public comment. why members of the public when wish to speak on item 4 line up now and for those remote press star 3. >> no one in person here. and no one in the queue. >> public comment is closed. i like to make a motion to send it forward to the full board with positive recommendation as a committee report. >> on this motion to forward vice chair mandelman. >> aye

wren none had kind of a radical view, but i do find myself saying, oh, okay, let's just not help people at all because we don't have to work hard and look up things. >> but has the -- have the events of last weekend changed your overall risk profile, or do you think the market is going to be able to thread through this? >> obviously there's an existential threat. i remember when i was at goldman sachs and we had chernobyl, and i was saying we've got to buy mcdonald's because it's down big. a person far senior to me said this could be the equivalent of thermonuclear war. i said, okay, maybe we should switch to tyson. >> i don't think you've ever told me that story. >> look, i think we could very easily -- it is no problem for me to come in every single day of my life here -- i've done well. i'm very lucky -- and say, i recommend nothing. why? because i've done well. it's a perilous time since world war ii, world war i, 9/11, the korean conflict. i've got a lot of them. 53,000 guys dying in vietnam. tech. i can't buy that because our viewers don't want that. paum doesn't exist in that wor

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. >> dorothea baron, who is in the wrens, is arguably more supple than probably most of us will everisa hartle went to meet her along in one of her yoga classes. yeah, yeah . yoga classes. yeah, yeah. >> sevilla lower your left foot to the floor. your. >> i'm dorothea baron, a widow now. and i'm going to be 99 years old on the 25th of this month . month. >> dorothea a world war ii veteran, has been teaching yoga for over 40 years as it does, it has and does keep you supple . has and does keep you supple. >> and to be able to bend down and pick something up off the floor or in my case, in the garden, pulling up weeds is all the time . of course, you have the time. of course, you have the time. of course, you have the same friends whom you meet every time, which is very pleasant , lovely friends . pleasant, lovely friends. >> some of the women coming to the weekly class now in hertfordshire have been doing so for decades . for decades. >> it's helped me a great deal mentally, i think to start with , because you you become immersed in the yoga, you , um, immersed in the yoga, you, um, y