stop providing arms to the regime, anti-war league. lets given out at the rally further convinced on lookers to support palestine. this protest has convinced me israel must stop its us funded war and genocide in gaza. in second pro-palestine demonstration held in soul, activists have boycott divest in sanctions movements south korea branch first held a smaller pre-rally protest at the israeli embassy. the protest was followed by their main rally in world-famous gangnam district where thousands of climate activists joined them. more than nine. 97% of gaza's water is now unfit for consumption. the use of explosive weapons in such a densely populated area is not just devastating human lives, it is also poisoning the soil, the air and the people of gaza. this time protests are of unusually large scale. i would say few reasons: first of all, impact of the online culture, we have a great deal of the graphic images from the gaza strip, and we have i witnessed. and some of their witnesses are also participating in the rallies. the day's pro- palestine protest may be over, but their impact is still h

the resistance, they are part of the axis of resistance, which while the arab regimes are just on lookers or worse than that, they have willingly or unwillingly encouraged israel into taking this behavior, all the talk of normalization with israel which led up to... october 7 and palestinian despair, all that talk of normalization only embolden the israelis and led to the situation that we have today. all right, well - muhammad obaid, your thoughts, because if we look at what peter fort was saying, and he named some of the countries or groups, i mean if we look any one of these, whether we're talking about iran or we're talking about hezbollah, or we're talking about. um the yemensarlah um we see that these countries or organizations or movements have been the most um let's say sanctioned or labeled as terrorist entities uh by the west, by the us, by the hegemonic front, um, unbelievable amounts of pressure has been exerted against these various entities, um, and yet they continue to support the palestinians, let's talk about that, that no matter this pressure, they're still willing to su

there are, as you can see, on the road, a few onlookers are, as you can see, on the road, a few on lookerso see it for myself, because they couldn't quite believe what they were hearing, the fact this main road between bedford and milton keynes had been closed, because of the flooding, you can see the amount of rain that came last night to cause this flooding because we are not near a river very close here, at the moment, you can see that there is a service station, and also a hotel here, and the rest of the roads, beside this main road are clear, there is difficulty on the small roads because of the amount of traffic but it is not actually that wet on those roads, but you can see, here in front of me, this is as i said more like a river and that consider that you can see on your screen by that traffic sign, and the p sign there, obviously last night was submerged in the water here in marston, so definitely a lod of bedfordshire as you have been talking about has been hit by the flooding today and there are yellow and amber warnings that are still in force, as you can see at the moment, th

lot of americans at home thought back to the last four years and americans don't have amnesia, the lookert drum classmate and they remembered four years reversed, and they remembered four years when is the millennial's dreaming of getting homes, antigens he could afford of them. they don't have a major. between independence, the anderson cooper is, the new york times and the average american. there is a gaping pass, anything middle-class america saw that a very differently, evident by that statistic, 60% leaning to trump, likely trump are choosing him. >> jesse: nicole just mentioned that a second gear we said trump hit, is on the debate over the biden, we have seen it before. he did not hit it last name. where is that? because a thought in the end he was going to finish was something about the american dream, who was that? >> i think it was an impossible task last night. the abc news debate, that it was inappropriately made. it was a dnc debate, planned parenthood debate. logical activists asking questions last night. david, not a journalist. rachel? not a journalist. trump was fighting

and there were a couple of major ones that we've been lookering at over the last year and going forwardgulatory initiatives.one that into affect this summer was dtc's move settlement cycle here in u.s. which means if you sell a stock today you have to deliver it tomorrow. well if i have that on loan to somebody thsort of complicates things. so we undertook a number of initiative to see both improve our technology, improve our toolas well as link up with some vair yes firms for to* make us better and faster and allow us to so that means is sells an asset that is out online. i very rarely do i have to ask for a borrower and ask for that back. i have moof those assets in my program have them available. so we don't have to call on the borrows fos jority. so what that serves to do is maintain the transparency that is security lending program should have to to your investment managers. that happened in may and we saw minimum impact to date on it and i really speaks to the things that i just mentioned. another major change that we're coming in 2026, will be the mandatory clearing of u.s. treas

as a large bear passes by while looking for a little relief from the heat in south lake tahoe, on-lookershey capture the moment here. the bear finds what it is looking for. that is the nice cool lake water. after this video was posted, kyla one person wrote love this. keep tahoe bearable. gotta like glue. they're a she know that is one big bear. a little scary, but i'm glad that everything worked out. okay. they're beautiful to see you. just hope that the kind of stay. >> and their dance space and you can course. we've got some clouds moving into our airspace right now. and that is because we have another low pressure system on the way. so this evening, not only we see clouds will start to see some drizzle as we get to tomorrow morning that could turn into a light shower or 2. so just be ready for that. i think slick roads will be the concern for us tomorrow. and that, of course, does reinforce the cooler temperatures that we've been experiencing. so tomorrow, expecting more of the same here. these are the highs. you can see san francisco staying in the 60's and really just some 70's inla

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usually it's with cameras, though not with rifles, because there are a lot of on-lookers. it's a huge, sprawling property with a lot of shrubbery it's not like mar-a-lago, which is bordered on one side by water. this is in the city of west palm beach. it's really hard to close it's down the roads and member he's an ex president, not the current presence. so he has any secret service detail that's been stepped up since the first attempted assassination but unless you're going to put many more officers on the ground and start scoping out every place around this huge property. you're going to have to depend on secret service to do what they did here and they succeeded. so i thought this was not a failure congress on this one. i think they should get a lot of praise for the way that the secret service handled this interesting. >> dave, i remember from my days covering trump at the white house that i believe this golf course was one of those places where news photographers could even stick the cameras through the bushes and get footage of donald trump out there on the golf cour

because stalin was apparently a bit of a looker. he was hot, right? so really hot.bad things. >> whatever he he he purged a few things, but he was also very busy collecting art. >> there's that. right. okay. so there's always a silver lining . there's always a silver lining. right. so it's not true is it, scott, that we can say i mean, they mentioned roald dahl in this because roald dahl has this famous thing in the twits and the witches, where he talks about how beautiful people or even if you've got a wonky nose or whatever it might be, if you're nice inside, you will appear beautiful. >> i think that's right. well, i think these people they've talked to are probably pretty lonely, and they just want a bit of niceness thrown their way. >> yeah, i agree people that answered these surveys have nothing else to do, right? >> that's true. oh, we answer survey have not been talked to in days. and do you like nice people? i'd love a bit of niceness my way. what about attractive people? no, i have pointy glasses. i've been to hair. i feel bad about myself. >> yeah, but pu

a minnesota retailer reported that foot traffic is down and lots more lookers than buyers.n in new york, i didn't do broadway but visits to the statute of liberty, a proxy are for international visitor, just about at prepandemic levels but a local tourism expert noted international travel to nyc has been sluggish even though they're getting good room rates at hotels in new york city. if the fed, the members of the fed, who are going into a quiet period next week ahead of their meeting the following week are going to read this, and it jives more with what we're hearing from corporate america, which is, things are softening for the consumer and it's also kind of a bearish tell ahead of jobs tomorrow. there wasn't a ton of robust commentary around the hiring environment in some of these districts. >> how much credibility are we placing on adp in terms of tomorrow? >> hasn't been a good barometer. beige book with some of the downbeat commentary around hiring could be more of a tell on jobs. >> yeah. i know the -- some of the last-minute tweaks to estimates for non-farm payrolls

she was very crusty and we used to be very unkind about her looks because she wasn't exactly a looker we all went into the sixth form, i did a—level french, she became a human being and she told us about the men she was engaged to, and he was lost at arnhem. and you suddenly think? i think something like two thirds of that british division that went into arnhem were captured or killed. >> i mean , it's just >> i mean, it's just astonishing. we're just talking about toxic masculinity. but then you look at actually what men did in the war and the risks that they took. absolutely phenomenal. we're still telling the story and the women. >> and as i said, i experienced the women they left behind in older years, and they'd never found another. she never found another love. and it was just so sad. and that just brings it home, doesn't it? but we'll be going back to charlie peters throughout the morning. hopefully just in time for that mass drop. i want to see the parachute drop and everything. so that'll be brilliant. fantastic. yeah 80 years, which is incredible. >> now one charity is attem