kendall, coach said this team is resilient. so many guys go down with injury. you stepped up big tonight. what does that tell us about your team? >> that's just what the team is built on. throughout this whole season, i thought we never had a week where everybody was on the field, you know, it was always next man up mentality. and i feel like we took that to heart. in practice, we work our butts off to be able to have games like this. the whole week, he told us, this is a rivalry game. it's not going to be a walk in the park game. they're going to give us everything they got, so, it was our job to match the intensity. >> molly: they did give you everything they had. and you guys weren't overlooking them. s.e.c. championship game is next week. how seriously did you guys take this game, what did you learn about your team ahead of that one looming? >> we took this game serious. you would have thought this was a championship game, just because, like, the magnitude of this game just shows in itself, from even when coach kirby smart coach bobo, they were playing ball

liz kendall, thank you, shadow secretary _ offering. liz kendall, thank you, shadow secretary of state - offering. liz kendall, thank you, shadow secretary of state for i offering. liz kendall, thank you, i shadow secretary of state for work and pensionsjoining me in westminster. we are going to return to the autumn statement in a second worker to try and answer some of your questions about what the announcement could mean for you. i want to bring you up—to—date with another main story that is new is an agreement has been route to pause the fighting between israel and hamas in order to release 50 of the hostages that were abducted from israel in the 7th of october tax. abducted from israel in the 7th of octobertax. hamas, dismissed october tax. hamas, dismissed literal octobertax. hamas, dismissed literal position by the government, saysin literal position by the government, says in exchange 150 palestinian presence will be freed from israeli prisons. the pores, which could begin in 24 hours, is due to last forfour days per dip with beg

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an saturday, zoe was reportedly seen wear allan saturday, zoe was reportedly seen wear all went to kendally seen wear all went to ken i all jenner�*s halloween party. i mean, what a hot couple, let's be honest. time now for a check and seconds of halloween cuteness at cotswolds wildlife park. these animals definitely got �* treats and park. these animals definitely got �*treats and out park. these animals definitely got �* treats and out well. got their treats and out well. i mean, look at these meerkats, you were they are super cute. you were all caught up now, see you later. hello there. storm ciaran brought some disruption and damage the channel, the channel islands bearing the brunt of the storm. we've seen the back of the storm now. and showers, but a lot more sunshine around than what we've had of late. there it is, storm ciaran continuing to fill and weaken it's still influencing our weather enough to bring us and it's here where we'll see most of the showers or longer but we're in between weather systems on sunday. so, certainly part two of the weekend, at this stage, does look bet

goes to the wings when the project in zambia is headed by the north carolina zoo in the us, where kendall works as a conservation specialist. satellite tank, vultures are wide ranging and they give us great information about what's happening across the landscape. most importantly, they're helping us to find poisoning which threatens vultures and cardboard. so like the vote she's don't exactly enjoy being tact, but it's not painful. once it started with that, happy to be free. so far. 19 volts has, has been tacked with truck has and in the 2 years the projects being running the ranges have found 2 poisoned caucasus or that might not seem like much. but every volt share they save is important because some species like the ones in cos who a national park are especially endangered. both white bucked and headed. vultures are critically endangered species. so they're actually more into into the lions. and they've declined rapidly. i've written more than 90 percent on the last 3040 years. so we're really concerned about both species because they play such a critical role in terms of disease cont

security control of the strip would look like. us officials have advised israel not to reoccupied gaza kendall late vigils, have been held in israel to mark one month since the whole march terror attack is really is gathered to remember those murdered and those missing israel says i'm off kidnapped. more than 240 people, it is still holding most of them hostage since october 7th, and more than a quarter of a 1000000 people, it is real, have evacuated their homes to escape rocket attacks being launched by him off from the south and gaza. and by hezbollah, from the north, in lebanon. earlier i spoke to dw is tanya kramer at a memorial rally outside israel's parliament in jerusalem. and she told us about how is rarely had been marketing this summer day. well this is laura here. this is, laura riley is just coming to an end that's here just and next to the connected, the is really, paul. you mentioned also in front of the prime minister's office basically. you know, you could say people have a lot of mixed feelings on that day. it's, it's sadness, it's also anger. this is a memorial for those who

so these paper in a few blocks of wood is kendall supplies are low, even lentils insults are hard to come by. but despite the hardships, there's hope and happiness, even in the smallest things. while i saw books, i can't express how i feel when i see people taking cups of lentils and looking at me and wishing me all the best and asking god to bless me. but the car has no use when there is no fuel. so they use donkey carts to transport cauldrons of lentils all the way to sell out dean road, a road that tens of thousands of palestinians have taken from the north of gaza to the south through was really checkpoints. for many, it's their 1st meal of a terrifying day and a small comfort after weeks. the situation is very difficult, it's tough and above any imagination its destruction. nothing to eat and nothing to drink, no electricity, and no flower in gaza. and in the north, there is no life at all. garza is the dignity garza is the history gaz. the is the civilization. if you want gaza, just stay some for the sake of cancer. a message from gaza that despite israel's chilling more at sta

once the parade begins, you'll spot some moves straight from kendall.shay down fifth avenue ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and monroe county is representing in manhattan, too. marathon middle high school band director, chuck brooker will join 400 of his colleagues from around the country, playing the bass tron bone as part of the band director's marching band. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: we caught up with brooker during his rehearsal in new jersey >> i'm so excited to be here i'm just so happy to represent the marathon community and the florida keys as a southern-most director performing in the parade it's very exciting >> reporter: but just exactly what are these south florida perf performers performing? it's still a secret. >> vail you'll have to watch on thanksgiving morning >> what a way to cheer on that community. now a time for giving thanks in how they've all pulled together. >> this is the moment. i mean everyone here is looking forward to it. you wake up thanksgiving morning ready to eat, and there's no better primer than to sit down and watch the thanksgiving day para

this will nothing so that kendall's market mental talk like that makes a proper signal. we don't see what else turns up suddenly he comes across a mountain cable running right through the pelvic bone. so he's not the only one to being digging here recently. this flip, this is bad. yeah. unless you can forget it. besides this has more of it means that whatever was find here is being thrown away of them and how much more someone are general. maybe there was even an id tag, which is presumably in private hands. no. it's so well because i mean that's appalling. with the helm. it has been preserved with a sizable hole in it, suggesting it was a quick death look into the bundle. sometimes you can still find a name written on the leather inside the helmet to nothing. this one, the skeleton is almost complete, but don't clues to the identity of the person unc on this. i think some of it, i think it's in humane and disgusting, but it doesn't surprise me this can all just push and 75 years after the war. and you see this in different unless because that's where it begins and peopl

and that kendall's market mental talk like that makes it proper signal. we'll see what else turns up. suddenly he comes across a mountain cable running right through the pelvic bone. so he's not the only one to be digging here recently. this flip, this is bad. unless you can forget it, besides this, as long as it means that whatever was find here as being thrown away from american or maybe there was even an id tag, which is presumably in private hands. no, it's so well because i mean that's appalling. with the helmet has been preserved with a sizable hole in it, suggesting it was a quick death offended bundle. sometimes you can still find a name written on the leather inside the helmet. nothing this one, the skeleton is almost complete, but don't clues to the identity of the person on the sceptics of it. i think it's in humane and disgusting, but it doesn't surprise me. it's been all discussion 75 years after the war and you see this in different months because that's where it begins and people looking away, which is with the tone every year, about 200 ne

. >> reporter: kendall gill, a nbc sports basketball analyst and 15-year veteran of the nba says westbrookbility as well. >> he just hasn't learned yet mao t how to deal with the fans. you got to get security. there are rule that protect fans and reaction with them. and you have them removed from the stadium. >> reporter: sports betting has amplified passions and heckling but nothing's had a greater in effect than social media. >> you can see them and their lifestyles. but what fans have to realize, is you don't know them. >> reporter: they are literally on the court without a net or a string separating them. it >> if they catch you, they're going to be escorted out. i think the league has done a wonderful job at that. >> reporter: but gill says good old-fashioned trash talk is still fair game and it's up to the players to put up with it. >> our thanks to noah pransky for that report. it's common courtesy. i don't know what we're seeing in the audience when it comes to these sports, nba and performance artists, concerts with people throwing things at, you know, artists. >> we see it on air

thank you for inviting the kendall white vigils have been held in israel to mark one month since the hamas terror attack is released, gathered it to remember those murdered and those missing israel says him, aust, kidnapped more than 240 people and is still holding most of them hostage since october 7th, more than a quarter of a 1000000 people in israel have evacuated their homes to escape rocket attacks being launched by hamas from the south and gaza. and by hezbollah. from the north, in level as is really forces continue their campaign against the mos in regards of the plight of civilians. their their plight is worsening. by the day. the world health organization estimates that more than a 120000 gardens are sheltering in hospitals, churches, and, and other public buildings. now that's in addition to the nearly 830000 who are now living inside school, it has become a daily nightmare. palestinians in gauze i bombarded with is really strikes day after day in for that has now gone on for a month. now we're tired of. we're destroyed and people have been destroyed. their lives are destr

goes to the wings when the project in zambia is headed by the north carolina zoo in the us, where kendall works as a conservation specialist. satellite tank, vultures are wide ranging and they give us great information about what's happening across the landscape. most importantly, they're helping us to find poisoning which threatens vultures and cardboard. so like the vote she's don't exactly enjoy being tact, but it's not painful. once it's over that happy to be free so far. 19 volts has have been tacked with truck cuz and in the 2 years, the projects being running the ranges have found to poison to congress's or that might not seem like much. but every volt share they save is important because some species like the ones in cos who a national park are especially endangered. both white button headed vultures are critically endangered species. so they're actually more into into the lions. and they've declined rapidly. i've written more than 90 percent on the last 3040 years . so we're really concerned about both species because they play such a critical role in terms of disease control and

mary's lighthouse in whitley bay in the north east of england. 0n the other side of the country in kendalnburgh castle in northumberland, with a vivid light show illuminating the ruins. absolutely stunning. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. the weather this week is much quieter than it was last week. for most, notjust today, but for much of this week we're looking at sunny spells and scattered showers. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, particularly in the west. and on wednesday, we'll see some rain crossing from west to east. more on that later. but what we have this afternoon are still a lot of showers in the west, some of them spreading into the midlands and northeast england. but in between and ahead of them, we will see some sunshine, especially northeast scotland, parts of eastern england and the southeast. the temperatures today ranging from 9 to about 14 degrees. so feeling fresh if you are out and about. through this evening and overnight, the breeze will tend to ease a touch in the english channel. there still will be some sho

civilian casualties are rising as a result of these >> she posted that indonesia and was because of was kendall? but it in the lord and be able to kind teach them so situation. that is that it could take and over. >> the israeli defense forces pushing back saying the troops risked their lives to deliver 300 liters of fuel to the hospital's doorstep. but that fuel hasn't been touched because people are afraid to leave the building. idf claiming this is likely because hamas is threatening the staff suggesting the group operates in a complex directly underneath the hospital. meantime, the u.s. military has conducted a 3rd round of air strikes against iran backed targets. a nice turn. syria. the biden administration isn't ruling out the possibility of more strikes in the past month. militant groups have carried out nearly 50 drone attacks on bases in iraq and syria with at least 56 u.s. troops suffering traumatic brain injuries. minor injuries today. defense secretary lloyd austin warned of more strikes hamas attacks on u.s. and coalition forces stop. >> attacks must stop they don't start, we won't

security control of the strip would look like. us officials have advised israel not to reoccupied gaza. kendall, white vigils have been held in israel to mark one month, sent them off militants launched a terror attack inside the country. 1400 people were killed that day is really is gathered to silently remember those murdered and those missing, more than 200 people are still being held captive by him. off is really troops have pushed further into the gaza strip. aiming to rescue the hostages and to shut down a month earlier i spoke with dw, is tanya kramer at memorial rally outside israel's parliament in jerusalem. and she told us how is rarely had been marking today. it was, this is laura here, this morales just coming to an end that's here just and next to the connected. the is rarely, paul, you mentioned also in front of the prime minister's office basically, you know, you could say people have a lot of mixed feelings on that day. it's, it's sadness. it's also anger. this is a memorial for those who were killed in his of each of the hostages that are still being housed in garza. but it's a

so these paper and a few blocks of wood is, kendall supplies are low, even lentils insults are hard to come by. but despite the hardships, there's hope and happiness, even in the smallest things lies. oh, but i can't express how i feel when i see people taking cups of lentils and looking at me and wishing me all the best and asking god to bless me. the car has no use when there's no fuel. so they use donkey carts to transport cauldrons of lentils all the way to sell out dean road, a road that tens of thousands of palestinians have taken from the north of gaza to the south through was really check points. for many, it's their 1st meal of a terrifying day and a small comfort after weeks. the situation is very difficult, it's tough and above any imagination its destruction. nothing to eat and nothing to drink, no electricity, and no flower in gaza. and in the north there is no life at all. garza is the dignity kanza is the history gaz. the is the civilization. if you want gaza, just stay some for the sake of cancer. a message from gaza that despite israel's chilling more at starvation and

and i know that the steve out to for kendall is really no opportunity to be, hey, that's you all can do any that's not all you and it's in so many a jim in your debt. that's you. and you've done this a jewish and mobile phone local this. i thought you might follow a bunch of up. i'm up. i'm a big interested, upset us with this. lucky. the more no more people got a big room to this you'll, you'll see them anymore. my boss on this, you know, god as a juvenile fit for me. so your you saw case of what you have need you'll, you'll get audited. so then they come back full cycle side of my stuff. i know has the baby why 2 weeks later the food on how to get a how do you go to the old school in this get all my bagel high people to the football game. and the best is always the best thing on my old guys day. so they only need or needed fix. got up. i know going to put on the big another hold on it or i know to go on it. especially the vehicle i give, it's always better to because that and full scene each time, this is not a big one. how you can all go to get a high high on all. ok, now i can kn

. >> she posted and indonesia and was because of kendall? but it in the lord and be able to kind teach them so situation that is that it could take over. >> meantime, the white house says it does not support a tax at the hospitals. our washington correspondent, raquel martin has more now on the response. >> the white house says hospitals in gaza must be protected. over the weekend, the world health organization reported the largest hospital in gaza effectively stopped functioning, stranding patients and forcing thousands to evacuate my hope and expectation. there be less. trisha backchannel a hospital monday. president biden told reporters his administration remains in close contact with israeli official the white house and says israel is doing everything possible to minimize civilian they argue hamas fighters are intentionally using spaces like hospitals. >> for military operation that this is the complexity. this is the bird that the israeli defense forces are facing both hamas and hospital staff denied that allegation. monday, the health

in kendal in the lake district, scout scar was bathed in this green glow.ow. lots of fireworks in the sky as well where i was looking. all the top business stories next on bbc news. including, we will be discussing the latest move on the part of elon musk. the latest is he has launched an ai chatbot called grok. the announcement on his social media site x and he said this bot has attitude, love the sarcasm, a little humour. it is interesting, it is kind of based on guardian of the galaxies which is something that he really enjoyed and influenced him a little bit. apparently. also as we mentioned, the prime minister of australia anthony albanese is in china at the moment, it is in china at the moment, it is a really significant visit and we will be discussing that as a trade is so important to both those country and their relationship. —— countries. hello there. we've seen some strong aurora pictures coming in over recent hours here at the bbc weather centre. this beautiful one was from the aberdeenshire area in northern scotland. but this one is from folkes

in kendal in the lake district, scout scar was bathed in a green glow. other—worldly skies. an amazing reminder of the wonders of mother nature. thank you for watching bbc news. do stay with us. hello there. after a day of sunshine and showers to start the week, it's not been quite so colourful overnight, there hasn't been as much solar activity. we have seen the northern lights earlier in the night though, across northernmost parts of scotland and with clear skies by the morning in the north—east of scotland, temperatures will be close to freezing. it will be a chilly start in the clearer skies in southeastern parts of england as well. tuesday, though, is going to be a day where we see some sunny spells. we see a scattering of mostly light showers. in scotland, most of the showers in the far west. once again, there may be fewer showers than monday in northern ireland. and those showers will get blown eastwards across england and wales, very few are reaching east anglia and the southeast of england on that westerly breeze and temperatures very similar to

on the other side of the country in kendal in the lake district — scout scar was bathed in a green glowtanburgh castle in northumberland — with a vivid light show illuminating the ruins. an ethereal fearing that not feeling here. a very clear sky tonight. anyone in the north would like to go out and have a look and take some photos for us, we always love a photos for us, we always love a photo of the northern lights here at bbc news. that's it for me. don't go anywhere. good evening. an unusually strong solar wind meant that last night's aurora borealis was seen as far south as kent, here in the uk. now we've still got some clear skies, but the aurora won't be as strong tonight. we're looking out to the atlantic, though, now for our next area of rain to come in not for tomorrow, but for tomorrow night. so we've still got the low pressure with us, and that will continue to push showers eastwards across scotland, in particular as that lowjust drifts its way eastwards, it will pull those showers through the central belt, for example, and eastwards. but for many, as we go through the early

because then tell me what's in my style and i know that that's you've, oh, well, it's a thought, kendall is really no outstanding. it will be, hey, that's you all can do any that's not all you and it's in so many a g, manually depth as you and you get done this a jewish and mobile phone all this. i thought you bought my some a bunch of up. i'm up, i'm a big interested up that us with this. lucky, the more no more people got a big room to this. you'll see them anymore. my boss on this, you know, god of the june of it for me. see your you saw case of what you have me you'll, you'll get audited. so then they come back full cycle side of my stuff. i know husky, baby like it was laid at the food on how to get a how do you go to the old school in this? get all my bagel high people to the football game. and the best is always the best thing on my ok. so they will be need or needed to cut out. i know going to put on the big another hold on it or i know what to go on it. especially the vehicle i give. it's always better to because that and full seen each time. this is not a big one, how you can a

so these paper and a few blocks of wood is, kendall supplies are low, even lentils insults are hard to come by. the, despite the hardships, there's hope and happiness, even in the smallest things lies. oh, but i can't express how i feel when i see people taking cups of lentils and looking at me and wishing me all the best and asking god to bless me. car has no use when there's no fuel. so they use donkey carts to transport cauldrons of lentils all the way to sell out dean road, a road that tens of thousands of palestinians have taken from the north of gaza to the south through was really check points. for many, it's their 1st meal of a terrifying day and a small comfort after weeks. the situation is very difficult, it's tough and above any imagination its destruction. nothing to eat and nothing to drink, no electricity, and no flower in gaza. and in the north, there is no life at all. garza is the dignity garza is the history gaz. the is the civilization. if you want gaza, just stay some for the sake of cancer. a message from gaza that despite israel's chilling more at starvation and s

. >> [speaking in a non-english language] the >> translator: mna me seeks to kendall hatred between us, between tuition arab citizens. we have to fight back against this again without compromise, singlemindedly we have to reject every urge toward hatred and racism, toward different groups among us. >> i ask you again given the spirit of what the president delivered that address, is this really about us than them? >> there is no other choice, once we realize the horrible atrocities, the murdered small babies, in their bed. they hacked off limbs, horrible things. they can't do it, people talk about the hamas population, but the population in gaza, support the hamas. they can push them to surrender, and then prevent the bloodshed, but as long as they are there, we can't give up. it's like we, tried for many years to live next to each other. but after horrible terror attack, we cannot do it anymore. our perspective, all the hamas leadership from the leaders to the last soldiers, they are all dead men walking. >> we spoke to people who have been doing survey just before the world, brocaded

and agreement with kendal and a chinese province over there as well.versities, i mean, i was on the board of one of them, i have to confess, at manchester we all got very close to now it's left some to china and now it's left some of them in a very difficult position . and of course, has position. and of course, has cameron going around china cameron been going around china saying, about the saying, well, what about the uyghurs or about the tibetans or about your appalling program, which gets very little coverage of the chinese state having an industry that basically extracts organs from from political prisoners and sells them on the world market. i mean , it's so world market. i mean, it's so shocking. it's almost hard to believe. it's a bit like the way that people couldn't believe the concentration because the concentration camps because the secondary david secondary story to this david cameron times is right. >> f- right. >> so where were the >> okay. so where were the speeches was talking? speeches? who else was talking? what said at these all of

and agreement with kendal and a chinese province over there as well. big universities, i mean, i was on the board of one of them, i have to confess, at manchester we all got very close to now it's left some to china and now it's left some of them in a very difficult position . and of course, has position. and of course, has cameron going around china cameron been going around china saying, about the saying, well, what about the uyghurs or about the tibetans or about your appalling program, which gets very little coverage of the chinese state having an industry that basically extracts organs from from political prisoners and sells them on the world market. i mean , it's so world market. i mean, it's so shocking. it's almost hard to believe. it's a bit like the way that people couldn't believe the concentration because the concentration camps because the secondary david secondary story to this david cameron times is right. >> f- right. >> so where were the >> okay. so where were the speeches was talking? speeches? who else was talking? what said at these

is there a kylie or kendall kelce we've yet to meet? want to say happy birthday to our president, joe biden, who turned 81 today. [ applause ] and gave americans a rare chance to talk about his age. you know, err time joe biden has a birthday, it feels like a political misstep. why would you do that? you're old enough! >> by the way, it's my birthday today. and they sang birthday to me. i just want you to know, it's difficult turning 60, difficult. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's still got it. you know. joe biden's 60th birthday, is now old enough to drink. i was reading over the weekend, because biden's age is such a big issue with so many people, his advisers are torn on whether he should ignore it or make jokes about it. and to be honest, i'm still not sure which option they chose. >> that's the turkey presentation and pardon. marks the unofficial start of the holiday season. here in washington, a time to share joy and gratitude and have a little bit of fun. this is the 76th anniversary of this event. and i want you to know i wasn't ther

. >> we had booths in windermere and there's in kendal and so and there's one in kendal and so on, theelf—checkout outs, removing the self—checkout outs, though. in though. they're keeping them in a the ones a couple of locations. the ones i mentioned actually for i just mentioned actually for because toys . because large numbers of toys. but anyway, question is , but anyway, and the question is, although i love booths, i actually i want self checkouts because i don't deal because i don't want to deal with when the with people when i'm in the shop, because i'm shop, obviously, because i'm famous, bit prompt. famous, it's a bit prompt. people me is the people coming up to me is the paparazzi issue. >> talk to people. >> you have to talk to people. >> you have to talk to people. >> they've in >> but what they've done in sainsbury's, which really annoys me the me now you go to the self—checkout, you have self—checkout, but now you have to staff member to ask a wandering staff member who or may there for who may or may not be there for a bag personally, like removing the whole antisocial p

. >> charles, continuing with our sort of succession metaphor here, we have already talked about kendall and roman. now let's talk about shiv, ivanka. ivanka trump, the court just rejecting her desire to avoid testimony because she said she's too busy to testify during a school week and they basically said that's nonsense, you still have to come in even though she claimed he would be suffering undue harpship. one, under what circumstances would that argument have worked, and two, if you look at the three children in the trump organization, which is the one who is the most likely to cause the most damage? is it don, is it ivanka? which one of them is most likely to cause the most damage as far as possibly raising the amount of fines, fees, or penalties they could face? >> well, jason, to your first question, the notion of not being able to testify on the basis of a hardship exception is going to require a very high standard in terms of you meeting that bar. and ivanka trump basically saying hey, i have to get my kids from school for one day of testimony is not going to meet that. usually,

. >> she posted and indonesia and was because of was kendall? but it in the lord and be able to kind teach them so situation. that is that it could take over. >> the israeli defense forces pushing back saying that troops risk their allies to deliver 300 liters of fuel to the hospital's doorstep. but that fuel has not been touched because people are afraid to leave the building. they say this is likely because hamas is threatening staff suggesting, but the group operates in a complex directly underneath the hospital. administration says negotiations are still ongoing to free the hostages taken by hamas and other terror groups. more than one month ago. we're now learning a 3 year-old u.s. citizen is among those hostages. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> the negotiations are delicate. they're high stakes. top white house officials say they still don't know the exact number of hostages held by hamas following the october 7th attack and whether they're still alive. we are actively working to ensure the safe return of every

. >> she posted and indonesia and was because of was kendall? but it in the lord and be able to conduct the beach. then so situation that is that it could take over. >> the israeli defense forces pushing back saying troops risk their lives to deliver 300 liters of fuel to the hospital's doorstep. but the fuel has not been touched because people are afraid to leave the building. they say this is likely because hamas is threatening staff suggesting that the group operates in a complex directly underneath that hospital. well, the biden administration says negotiations are still ongoing to free the hostages taken by hamas and other terror groups. more than one month ago. we're now learning a 3 year-old u.s. citizen is among those hostages. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> the negotiations are delicate. they're high stakes. top white house officials say they still don't know the exact number of hostages held by hamas following the october 7th attack and whether they're still alive. we are. actively working to ensure the sa

friends and his in kendal and other parts of the country — in kendal and other parts of the countrys life, starting as associates at the westmorland gazette. and became a personal— westmorland gazette. and became a personal friend of wainwright and they spent time together. and personal friend of wainwright and they spent time together.- they spent time together. and a lovely way _ they spent time together. and a lovely way to — they spent time together. and a lovely way to pay _ they spent time together. and a lovely way to pay tribute - they spent time together. and a lovely way to pay tribute to - they spent time together. and a i lovely way to pay tribute to alfred wainwright's memory. just encapsulate the moment when you reached the finish. tt encapsulate the moment when you reached the finish.— reached the finish. it was amazing. the smile on _ reached the finish. it was amazing. the smile on andrew's _ reached the finish. it was amazing. the smile on andrew's face - reached the finish. it was amazing. the smile on andrew's face was . reached the finish. it was amazing. the sm

so these paper and a few blocks of wood is kendall supplies are low, even lentils insults are hard to come by, elizabeth, but despite the hardships, there's hope and happiness, even in the smallest things. while i saw books, i can't express how i feel when i see people taking cups of lentils and looking at me and wishing me all the best and asking god to bless me. the car has no use when there's no fuel. so they use donkey carts to transport cauldrons of lentils all the way to sell out dean road, a road that tens of thousands of palestinians have taken from the north of gaza to the south. there was a really check points for many, it's their 1st meal of a terrifying day and a small comfort after weeks. the situation is very difficult, it's tough and above any imagination, it's destruction. nothing to eat and nothing to drink. no, like tricity and no flower in gaza and in the north, there is no life at all. garza is the dignity kanza, is the history gaz the is the civilization. if you want gaza, just stay some for the sake of cancer. a message from casa that, despite israel's chilling m

remarkable work to get basically the southern operon of villa where they run into something called the kendall line. the japanese expected the main american advance to come from the south, incorrectly. they had built urban fortifications with pillboxes and whatnot. they were very formidable so they end up fighting in the middle of this morass, this urban morass and steadily advancing but not able to take manila to themselves. they suffered heavy casualties as you can imagine. the division was nicknamed the angels and it was a sarcastic nickname because like every airborne people pretty much everywhere, they love to get into fights and love to drink and love to get into trouble so the joke was, how many of our "angels" ended up in jail this weekend? so they embraced the nickname as sort of symbolic and they also had a lot of midnight requisitioning, shall we say. so whoa to the unit that was adjacent to the 11th airborne that did not guard its food, equipment and other valuables because it would end up elsewhere, missing. but they were great in combat. instead of abandoning manila as macarthur

secretary of the air force frank kendall recently said, quote, the intelligence couldn't be clearer. china is preparing for a war and specifically for a war with the united states. end quote. now is the time for free nations across the pacific to prepare for this sobering possibility. the aukus deal will help prevent that war from happening. indeed the aukus agreement is vital, but there is more work to do beyond that. we have yet to make the -- we have yet to take the actions necessary to ensure that our industrial base can support both the united states and australia. the basic fact is this. our defense industrial base is not where it needs to be. workforce shortages, a shrinking base of contractors, and insufficient resources have damaged our military readiness. year after year we've deferred maintenance on our surface ships, even as these ships are spending more days deployed and the fleet continues to shrink. our capabilities are stalling as we hurdle towards a window of maximum danger with the chinese communist party. the story for our submarines is no better. we are not prepar