kath , more and more reports are being published every day that palestinian youths are subjected to all kinds of torture in the prisons of the zionist regime, including artificial drowning, throwing stones and even sexual assaults. evaluator what do you think of such violence that israel is doing freely in addition to its genocide against the palestinians? it is not a new issue that the israelis are committing against the palestinians, we can trace the roots, but this incident. in fact, we should worship the country and preserve the country we established in any way, and in fact, the same things that the nazis did and the jews criticized, now they are doing the same things and their own goals. putting work at the head and justifying any means with it, well, we saw it in prisons . sexual assaults and the use of dogs to harass and frighten the prisoners. many other methods are possible. institutions such as the red cross are not allowed to enter the prisons, they are never allowed to conduct an independent inspection, and we have palestinian prisoners, the most recent of whom have been in

thanks, kath. thanks, kath. and finally, according to the latest poll numbers, donald trump leads president joe biden in four key battleground states. and you know what? i'm out know what? >> i'm gonna get that out of here to my husband and grab your coats, get some firewood, pack a lunchables because we're going off the grids tonight, and we're going to start our own society. >> it's going to be fun. >> yeah, it's been really fun. >> everybody. so much fun. i can't i can't even look at you people without crying. okay, so peace out. and enjoy the time we have left. i'm guessing it's not very much. okay guillermo, can you be a dear? and, finish this bit for me? because i'm just. i'm having a little bit of a tough time. okay thank you so much. great >> anyway, everything is up. we'll be right back with peyton manning. >> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by the farmer's dog. >> this is remington. he's a member of the family, for sure. we always fed them kibble. it just seemed like the thing to do. but he was

. >> hey, kath. >> hey, you guys. >> hi, honey.way, al has his 70th. it will be a big party coming up. but tell us about what happened because i think a lot of people were surprised to hear that you were back in the hospital. what happened? >> right. well, i had hip replacement that i needed because my hips apparently were down to the absolute nubs. and i said why? he said because the life you have lived. you have been climbing mountains. you have been dancing on all kinds of stages. you have been running for airplanes. you know, you wear your body out. and, so, that i needed desperately. i had been in pain for over two years and it was really a horrible time for me. i jumped out of that thing like crazy. i do this thing called mandu. my bone density is up 10% more than it was five years ago. i just did really, really well with that. thank you, lord. then i was healing and in physical therapy and stuff like that. i thought i was better than i -- more completely healed. was running down the stairs here at my home in tennessee becaus

. >> reporter: longtime delegate and volunteer kath delaney from the east bay and who lives only ten a treat to see the vice president. >> it was thrilling. i mean, i -- did you hear the hall? i mean, i'd never heard anything like it. i mean, there's so much joy and excitement and momentum and purpose. and people are very, very focused to go home and work. >> reporter: but while kamala harris' appearance was the shock of day one, the night still belonged to joe biden. a moment of gratitude from the party to the president. >> i think what he did was a heroic effort just stepping aside and recognizing that the time is calling for a different leader and being humble enough to do that. >> so an early appearance by kamala harris, but of course, the big night will happen on thursday when she officially accepts the party's nomination. but i'll tell you what, jules, we had no idea kamala harris was going to take the stage. in fact, we were wrapping up our live shots at 6:00 when all of a sudden we heard this roar coming from united center. we look out, and there she was, mic in hand, address

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