updates aliza regarding these recent developments, have there been any reactions or any new information that you can share with us? uh, yeah, uh, the leban is officials have updated the death tool and uh now in two days of uh explosions in lebanon, we have had you over 20 people killed and uh 3,100 people injured in these two days of explosions across the arab country and uh you know ambulances are still transporting the injured people in lebanon and uh they the country's army command has urged people not to gather uh in at the scenes of explosions, not to to allow movement of security forces and ambulances in the area, and hezbollah has so far issued no statement on the fresh explosions and israel has not commented any of the explosions and we yesterday we had reports that uh the israeli regime has ordered all the officials not to comment on these explosions and this is the routine for the israeli regime uh they never comment on their acts of sabotage and acts of terrorism in the region in iran in in yemen and they they don't want to take responsibility for anything uh even in gaza the

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are you still running any kind of prestige polls? we are not any prestige polls. they were referred to variously prestige or barometer polls. think you would agree, senator keating? the prestige is not a very exact word. we are still using polling techniques. we are, for example, trying to find out in given country the areas of a misconception of in order that we can use our various media to answer those questions, to allay in some way the suspicions. but it seemed to us of no real purpose to conduct a rating service as to the relative popularity of mr. kennedy and mr. khrushchev in a given area. we want to use research and in a sense, polls to find out how effective a job we are doing with television, with books, with radio in a given area. but the prestige polls as such, we have abandoned, incidentally, we made that decision on february 15. are the communists more on their overseas propaganda than we are? it's difficult to get at the accurate figures. they obviously are spending very more than we are. they are spending. they're more. yes. and they are spending p

doesn't seem like you have any questions any public comment for this item. no public comment for this item. close public comment. do we have any motions? i move approval with staff recommendations. second president bleiman i, commissioner davis, i commissioner poggio i commissioner slander i and commissioner thomas i been approved looking forward to that one. that's going to be really cool. all right, moving on. we are in commissioner comments and questions. what do we got, good job in san diego, yeah, i was going to talk about that. yeah. i'm congratulating you ahead of it, but it's great to be in the audience. and, ongoing august overdose awareness month, fantastic activities led by our entertainment commission staff. dylan rice, we've got one more event, at bow on august 31st. dylan, remind me the name of the event. the event is called us, and it's, celebrating. the best of, bipoc queer, drag excellence. fantastic so come out to bow on august 31st for some, drag queen led education on overdose awareness and nightlife settings, and support your local drag

happy to answer any questions you may have. >> directors any questions? okay, thank you for the update. looking forward to a food fest and data with a lot of beer. >> thank you. >> all right. >> all right, ms. arvy. >> good moansinger chair gee, vice chair mandelman, as xek i have directer vanderwater is in new jersey for the roundtable. so just a brief update today with three major items. i'm going to cover a federal grant update. give you highlights that the portal is undertaking as well as giving you a look ahead of the board and some fun photos of resent utilities locations that we've done on townsend state. so with regard to federal grant, we have two active grant applications that were submitted back in may. the first is crissy, consolidated rail and safety improvements program which administered through the federal rail administration. we submitted a request for 25 million dollars there for the design for our 5 50* ts or tracking systems procurement. and the other one is the mega program or national infrastructure assistance program which is admini

hezbolis they call it posts that they should basically leave their homes, so you have any information on this, is this correct or tell me if you have anything on that? yes, this is absolut. absolutely correct and not only because the uh telecoms ministry has released that at least um 80 people uh have um declared or have sent reports to the ministry saying that they've received these uh phone calls um we i know from a personal reason my my in-laws have received the same phone call and it seemed to be from what from perhaps an ai generated robot. telling them that your house will be destroyed, and just to give you that example, this is house which is a civilian house, it is, there's absolutely no military ' um facility surrounding that house? there's not even area which can fit a rocket or any sort of military weapons and there's absolutely movement of maybe hazbillah fighters in that area and they still got a call, threats from the israelis, the israeli military telling them that they will destroy their house and they will kill them if they do not leave, and so i think the israelies a

kind of any evacuation or any kind of any displacement from their residential areas, simply because they are witnessing how the palestinian people who have been forced to uh be the space and to evacuate those areas in the central area of kas strip or to the southern part of kas strip, those people are still suffering, the suffering is still the same and even those people are still attacked by the israelicudition forces, the israeli. strikes are still stalking the palestinian people and we all are still witnessing how the israeli incubation forces have no red lines when it comes to the uh so-called as you know humanitarian zones and the uh zones which are designated by the israeli army as the safe zones and humanitarian areas when it comes to attackings of the palestinian people multiple opponent massacers actually talk a place in those areas. "and this is why the people there are still watching and they know that there is no safety place in god strip, so it is better for them to remain and stay in their essential buildings, because as i mentioned the suffering is still the same, the

i don't have any specific questions. commissioner stacey. >> thank you, i is a couple clarifying questions to make sure i understand this. without these interim tools, we have a couple options. we either issue bonds earlier or delay projects. both of which seeing both more expensive if not unattainable for the puc to continue working on the projects the commission already approved and they are underway. so, if i understand what you said today, we draw on these letters of credit or credit facilities when we need them and also when the terms seem advantageous to the city. if the terms are not advantageous to the city we still need to draw on the funds, right to keep the projects in motion? it is sort of your constantly watching the numbers. is that what i understand? >> yes, it is competitive marketplace and we as we did earlier this summer, we had 5 facilities that we brought to you. some of those we renewed with the same amenities, some we renewed with different entities based on the combination of their fees, the rating

did you hear any noise from the gun at any time that you can recall? not that i can recall. were you able to tell the caliber of the weapon? i could not. what was her position in relation to your position when she had the gun in her hand? as i understand. in order to clarify that you were shaking hands with the people and you would turn to your left. would that be correct or incorrect? i was moving from my left to right, from elm street to the capitol. i was shaking hands and speaking to people as i was moving towards the capitol. my best recollection is there was a series of other prominent trees, and we were in the approximate area of one of those trees. when i noticed this person in the second or third row of those individuals who were in the crowd. i would say that she was 3 to 4 feet from me when i first noticed her. she appeared to want to come forward. i had the impression she did come forward. i didn't see the precise movement. i stopped it because i had the impression she wanted to see or speak to me or shake my hand. and as i moved to either shake hands or speak to

do you want to any issues? 3 over the neck barnett to 48, and the continued coordinator position dispossession over the right. so the common people, the destruction of those most in churches or, and that's a problem, i would see that the problem described in addition, the problem in disposition. and if that is the correct method, this to my mind then retains resolve this. and i don't think that any strong position against any sort of attempt to settle amicably. but how successful do you think these uh, western media efforts have been knowing that there has been so many pro palestinian rallies all across the world. used to be more successful fee in the last few decades, but no longer now. i mean, you have a social media, you have the young younger generation expressing their voice very strong terms. and is it to me is very impressive, even in series of been and make invest these. and i know these because they used to teach the stone and realize that the, there's a good at the witness, which is not necessarily a

i don't have any questions.would just note that these disclosures are important, but they're also hard to. the violations are hard to detect given the nature of what happened here. so i applaud the staff and you for the work you did on this matter. any questions from my colleagues? no questions for me, again, we'll see if there's a motion. then i'll entertain public comment. is there a. i moved to, adopt the staff's recommendation and agenda item eight. sorry. agenda item seven. seconded is there anyone in the room who would like to make public comment on this matter? yes. good morning again. my name is ellen. l e n l e z h o u. this year, 2024. i'm running for mayor and i am the one of the 13 qualified on the ballot. i am the only republican a mother and a social worker. against what you have been doing to the asian community. i don't know this person, j. but i know that you target asian people, but that's not the point. i'm talking today. the point is, all this super pacs and all those 500 and 14c, the nonprof

any discussion from the committee or any corrections to the minutes? move to approve of public comment. do we need to do public comment on the committee minutes? yes. can we take public comment? members of the public who wish to provide in-person public comment on this item, please line up at the podium now. each person will have three minutes to speak. for the record, there are no in-person public comments. this concludes the public comment section for this agenda item. let's proceed to a vote or approval. can i get a motion to approve the minutes from the june 10th, 2024 meeting? moved to approve. second. motion from member pantoja and a second from member matthews. okay, our roll call vote. vice chair crawford. i member larkin. absent member. matthews. i member. pantoja i member. sandlin i and chair. tang i okay. motion passes. let's proceed to item number five, please. item number five presentation from various departments on the 2010, 2014, and 2020 earthquake safety and emergency response go bond programs. just click on that. just click on the mo

h.r. 1516 would prohibit any d.h.s. funding from going to any u.s. university that has any relationship with virtually any chinese university. that means no fema funding, no disaster preparedness funding, and no terrorism prevention funding. in fact, this bill is so totally divorced from the very real concerns we all have when it comes touches espionage and -- chinese espionage and commute. in all likelihood universities across this country will have to shut down student exchange programs, deny students' study abroad opportunities, and stop hosting guest lectures, sporting events with chinese universities if this poorly written, over broadbill becomes law. for example, under this bill colgate university in mr. williams' of new york district, would be prohibited from receiving fema grants simply because colgate has a program that gives students an opportunity to get firsthand experience abroad while being hosted by a university in shanghai. that same goes for cal state fullerton in my colleague michelle steel's district. cal date fullerton internation

. >> at the time i was told i could not release any information on this increase or mention any of the arrests. administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> he was told to lie. the sector cheerful join us for an exclusive interview in a few moments. also the fbi is now saying that they try to influence this presidential election by sending stolen material from the trump campaign, including private data, emails, communications to the biden-harris campaign. can you imagine the outrage and the corrupt state run media mob if it was trump and russia? more on that tonight but first we are at a tipping point for our country with the election less than seven weeks away. early voting started and unfortunately for the campaign it was another day of bad headlines. this morning the uncommitted national movement, you might recall during the democratic primaries, this is the group that organized protest votes against biden in the primary because of the harris biden support of israel which hasn't been great anyway. and the war against the radical islamic terr

any anything else? nope is there any public comment, on this agenda item number nine? no. public is present. public comment is closed. well now i'm calling for agenda item number ten, not nine. and that's adjournment. thank you. [music] san francisco emergency home program is a safety net for sustableable commuters if you bike, walk, take public transit or shares mobility you are eligible for a free and safe roadway home the city will reimburse you up to $150 dlrs in an event of an emergency. to learn more how to submit a reimbursement visit sferh. >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible

do you have any estimates — is shocking. do you have any estimates of _ is shocking.w many - is shocking. do you have any l estimates of how many people are still trapped by the floodwater who are in need of rescuing? i floodwater who are in need of rescuing?— rescuing? i don't have any information _ rescuing? i don't have any information about - rescuing? i don't have any information about that, i rescuing? i don't have any| information about that, but what has been happening is basically search and rescue operation, people are volunteering with authorities and the government to go into areas to rescue people. and to provide shelter and protection. you are talking to us from one of the camps, the displacement camps, but as we have heard people are desperately in need of food and shelter. what is a situation like in the camp where you are?— where you are? yes, displacement - where you are? yes, displacement is - where you are? yes, | displacement is three where you are? yes, - displacement is three women where you are? yes, _ displacement is three women and men in des

do any of my colleagues have announcements today? secretary fuller, any announcements on your end? my only announcements are also first. welcome back from our august recess. but then also we will be we i have circulated a draft calendar for calendar year 2025 for our meetings and we'll be having ongoing discussions about what makes the most sense for commissioners, staff, and the public. but we'll be working on that to adopt a new calendar early this fall. so great. that's my only announcement. thank you. please open this item to public comment. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment in person on item one. announcements by the chair, commissioners and secretary may line up against the wall for this from the door. and if you're commenting from outside the chamber, please press the raise your hand button in the webinar or press star three on your phone to be recognized. okay looks like we have one in person commenter, you'll be given three minutes to speak and you'll get a 32nd chime when your time is about to expire. if you don't mind introducing yourself an

so you know, if you're just doing it without any notice, without any transition, i think it can havental impact and essentially just pushes it from one block to the other. and what's happened is you've seen a larger increase in bayview-hunters point over the last couple of years, because there's other areas that have been putting up these restrictions. so that's what i'm highlighting for you, bringing to your attention, and wanted to get your thoughts on that process. yes. i believe that that changes to this policy should come with notice. none of this should be a surprise to people who may be living on those blocks. i believe that there should be consultation, whether that whether that happens at the level of the mta board, whether that happens at a different part of the mta happy to happy to have more conversations about that. for example, engineering, public hearing, whether and to make sure that there are that the process works well, that there are solutions for people, that there are real solutions so that people can get into better situations. great, just one last thing. i want

thank you. >> thank you, does any--do any commissioners have any questions? no? thank you, guys. oh okay, go ahead. >> director short, i just have a question, on all the events that happened. so when the resources being pulled to this particular area, what happened to some of the hotspots around surrounding areas like south of market? union squai, tenderloin, especially i do see some big drops in some of these things that has been happening. so i'm just curious? >> generally, we try not to pull from those areas because we know those are hotspots and so in fact, particularly we're trying to have a strong cleaning presence both south of market and union square and mosconi area. so generally, if we are pulling resources for an event like this, we'll try to do like an early morning, everybody comes through and tries to help and then they go back to their other areas and we're generally pulling from some of the less impacted neighborhood commercial corridor areas where we have staff working. so it's, we do not pull resources from the most challenging areas to keep clean and we try to,

jeffries: any conversation between speaker johnson will remain private. there's nothing inconsistent between what i may say to speaker johnson privately and what we say publicly. this is not complicated. we have already reached an agreement connected to the bipartisan fiscal responsibility act, with respect to the top line spending number for fiscal year 2025. and, we will not accept any partisan right wing policy changes to current law. that was an agreement that we reached last year. and we expect that agreement to be kept. we are also, as house democrats, not going to allow republicans to cut $12 million and funding for veterans health care that would undermine our ability to meet the needs of veterans who are suffering painful exposure to toxic substances, burn pits and agent orange. as house democrats we will not let extreme maga republican shortchange our extreme readiness to the show -- to $6 million and we will also net -- not yet house republicans failed to meet the needs of the american people who are suffering from the horrible impact of extrem

... any laws, any codes and the the the one to be blamed here, mean for sure the israelies are to be blamed, but i think the ones to be blamed more are those who are, as you said, turning the blind eye or or just remaining silent when it comes to this, mean the so-called international community, when they see this occupation force that was created on the tragedy and this displacement of the whole people, mean the palestinian people, they see them perpetrating all these crimes and violating all these laws, and they say nothing. on the contrary, you hear the americans saying that we support israel's right to self-defense. mean, this, this is sort of a joke, israel that has killed around 45 thousand palestinian civilians is just practicing its right to self-defense. mean, this, this cannot if you say this to any wise or or or normal person, they they just maybe think that they are in a serial play or or whatever, but you this is the case, mean you have the israelis have the right to do whatever they want, use the any band weapons that they want, on the on the contrary, they are even the

do you have any action? because people outside of the registered ones can say your year once again, those who have the financial capacity are required to go to hajj, if you and the majority are not in this registration list , how should they be among them? holders of hajj documents , who for any reason are out of the scope of selling applicants, they also refer to our pilgrimage service offices in the same way as i mentioned . applicants who want to buy also refer to an understanding between the two parties and their hajj document, which is another method. you don't have the price difference you mentioned at a minimum price of 14 million. what is the difference? there is a perspective, this is only in the price group of their housing, the quality of the hotel in different groups, both in madinah and in mecca, if in terms of nutrition, transportation, flight, they are all the same in the same conditions, and sometimes you have probably seen some of the offices that you mentioned are operating. for example, in

both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. god bless the united states of america are great. the us elections on the, the, the hello i'm darn jordan doe, have with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, more communication devices of exploded in several parts of 11 on for a 2nd day. the death toll has not arisen to at least 20 people with more than 450 injured among the dead or civilians as well as hezbollah members. it comes a day off the page as belonging to his beloved, designated getting 12 people and injuring up to 2800 others entre 0 is ali hush and that's more from tire in southern level 3 to the.

resistance, any form of resistance and especially any form of armed resistance against united states or any of its allies was labeled automatically as terrorism and then another thing they did was to prop up some of the sectarian and um you know radical um groups across the... middle east and also in africa, they were trained and armed by the united states and they were used to carry out you know terror activities not only in you know in west asia but also um across the world, so that cemented the the the propaganda that um any armed resistance um you know is is is terrorism and then the third and the most important thing they did was to use um you know um was to divide people on religious level, so we know for fact that in the middle east um we have muslims and jews and christians and they've lived side by side for decades, for thousands of years without any issues, and we we see that in countries for example like iraq or syria, um, you know, they have um some of the oldest um, you know, um, population of christians or jews, you know, in the world, however, after 9/11, the propagand

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well, i will add that we must be ready at any minute, in any direction, along the entire length of the border with belarus. to the development of any events, and it will be so as long as belarus remains under the influence of russia, because we well understand that the terrorist country, which launched a war against us, at one time and used belarus to invade our territory, continues to put pressure on belarus, so that it is possible to join the war started by russia on a larger scale. therefore, we must always have strong defensive positions, to constantly increase our defense capabilities along the border as well, that is. in relation to the border, and to the fortification relation along the border, so that all our ukrainian soldiers who are in this direction, including the border guards and units of the armed forces, the national guard, have the opportunity and shelter if the situation develops and shelling occurs, well, to actually conduct full-scale combat operations to repel any attack, of course, so much so... the situation is threatening, maybe to be threatening, to the extent

and behavior and head chopping, there wouldn't be any toleration of any of these kinds of absolutely barbaric, savage practices in in those two context, why should it be any different with israelize? when they're doing exactly that, they're decapitating little children's heads from their bodies, limbs flow flying w and they've done it absolutely in a murderous fashion, so i think it's time to call call spay spade, zionism is basically evil ideology, the people who are infected by it, they need retraining, they need to be taken out of the indoctrination which has led them to become barbaric savages essentially, because when you condone genocide on the scale that they are doing, regardless of whatever else is going on within that country uh you have to diagnose these people as basically sick and uh i think that they've having committed the 40000 plus uh murders of civilians cold blooded murders of civilians with missiles etc and other bombs equivalent of three nuclear bombs i've been given the estimate that's what they've dropped on these for children women and and civilians in that in

that bomb can kill any person, any bystander around you, you know, and like the israelis do not care about collateral damage, about innocent people, like they don't defer between civilians and uh and military, and the thing is the israelies have the capabilities and they have the technology uh, i was watching a video where israel was striking a certain area and it's called a surgical attack where they can hit only a certain part of building, but look what they do in gaza, they just destroy the whole building with all the people and inside of it, the children and the women and the fathers and the grandfathers and the grandmothers and the mothers and and and and the animals, they don't really care about anything there right, for them uh, it's uh their everybody's a terrorist and they need to move these people out of the land and they believe it's their chosen land and it's their chosen bottle and they're the chosen they're the chosen. army of god and they the this is what they say on the video, they they flant about it. unfortunately even here in canada we have designist lobby seja was

any pretext or justification to any of these watering parties or any outside party to take advantage of the suffering of the palestinian people. the goal is to lead bringing these a new war to an end have a sees flood. is the established these lin spin to security in the region? so with regard to 11 on the united states did not know about. uh, nor was it involved. uh, these incidents and we're still gathering the information and gathering the facts. a broadly speaking, we've been very clear and we remain very clear about the importance of all parts. avoiding any steps that could further escalate the conflict that we're trying to resolve in gaza. see it spread to other fronts. it's clearly not in the interest of anyone involved to see that happen. and that's why, again, it's imperative that all parties refrain from any actions that could escalate the conflict. we're focused on getting this cease fire over the finish line. uh, that would also, i think material improve the prospects of actually defusing the situation in northern israel and southern lebanon. particularly creating an envi

any questions? thank you for your report, now i would like to commissioner comments or discussion on this report. well, i would say that there's a lot there that we just can't miss. you know? and what a curating a show like this, you know, really requires a lot of really digging and research. but also, i applaud you for raising identity and the importance of us really expressing our true selves in a very, very public way. and the daring of the artists that you were bringing forward. so any other comments, especially from artists, about vulnerable, this makes you feel. no. may i just on a personal account, i just wanted to thank you. since you have been doing this work, i want to acknowledge the diversity of representation and your intentionality in who gets to be in our galleries. i really want to thank you and applaud you for the work, because i can imagine you do a lot of research to do that. so thank you for the work that you're doing. i appreciate that. thank you. are there any other commissione

there are any number frames and cases to tell this. leonard leo's billion dollar dark money octopus. you tell it through the story of reproduction rights or religion and the and the constitution. over the last two decades, the creation originalism as an intellectual fig leaf to generate the kinds of outcomes that the movement desires. what i want to talk tonight, though, is through the frame, voting rights, race and our elections about how slow bleed of the voting rights act under the roberts court, the most effective civil rights law in, our nation's history. how he effectively froze the mechanism that made it work after cleared the u.s. house three 9233. the year after he was confirmed it passed unanimous senate was signed into law by a republican president. it was buttressed a 16,000 page record created deliberately by congress to demonstrate its clear intention and the voting rights act's clear need and. yet this modest and humble color balls and strikes this servant of the law who appeared from chief justice central casting to ins

of the steps he's taking is leading you know is it leading to this to achieve any of these goals? we say look in management, we have something we called management by objective, it means you measure the performance of the whether a company or a manager by it's achievement, so far the achievement is zero, and he is escalating the situation in the middle east, and the purpose of doing that, he's trying to expand the fronts and it may have its reflection on the for example, you know international community, he thinks you know he will have if he widen the the horizon of the conflict, it means he might have a wider support from the from the international community, yes, so far in public relations, in terms of you know the performance of the israeli army, it's been really affecting the image of the israeli on the international theater badly, and in terms of public relation, they have lost a lot and with that, i am sorry, i do have to cut you off moment, i do want to welcome my second guest today here in the studio, helping us cover the special coverage, on lebanon is dr. nashabi, a poli

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it must have occurred to — any descendent. it must have occurred to you _ any descendent. to you that when - any descendent. it must have | occurred to you that when you do interviews like this, when you write articles for the new york times, you are effectively putting your head above the parapet, you are becoming a public target. why do you take that risk? i public target. why do you take that risk? ~ ., public target. why do you take that risk? ~' ., ., that risk? i think there are a lot of people. _ that risk? i think there are a lot of people, most - that risk? i think there are a lot of people, most of - that risk? i think there are a lot of people, most of the l lot of people, most of the people in russia right now taking much greater risk. they are being sent to jails, they are being sent to jails, they are being sent to jails, they are being sent to war, they've been incarcerated just for posting anti—war comments on the internet, social media. if we are talking about exile, they are many great activists and journalists and investigators and workers doing much bet

israel, the zionist regime doesn't have any any option, because we have a history of the zianist illegitimate regime in 1967, in 1973 when the war between arabs and the zionist regime, this army of the zionist regime. was was like victorious in front of the arab armies, but today no six days, no six hours, but 12 months, this is the question, the last all wars, all wars including 1948, 1967, 1973, even invasion in lubnan, 1978 and later on till they created isis. outside of the occupied palestine, i want to say that they they they always fight wars outside of occupied palestine and this was... their strategy of the successful strategy for them, but now this time the people of gaza, they are registering inside gazza, the people of west bank, they are also registering in the west bank and the war is in the houses of zianis settlers in the house of keness, so that is why zinist regime doesn't have any option, if the war will end or not end, the zinast regime. is defeated, the second thing, but i want to say, what is happening in libnan? lebnon is doing its duty, the hisbullah islamic resistance

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but i don't think any politician is willing to, again, 7 weeks out from an election. uh, you know, start taking those steps. unfortunately. do you think calling that as well does want will, would, has paula? i think benjamin netanyahu might want more testable. i'm not sure the idea for the as really people do or i, i am afraid we have run out of time, but i want to thank all of i guess for this fascinating discussion. that is, i'm on the honda for the us, mike sound and call and clock. and thanks you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out a 0 dot com. i prefer the discussion to go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. a handle is at a inside story from me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now the, the 200000 south korean children had been assaulted by families worldwide since the 1915th. but in the search for their identity. many us up to have found the train of falsified talk and traffic to 11 east reveal south korea's chim

were pouring in as well with regards to this israeli terror attack uh still uh we are yet to uh to see any um condemnation coming from western uh countries namely the united states and other israeli allies with regards to this terror attack. all right, joining us now in our studio in tehran, we have mohammed khatibius from our west asia desk to offer some more insight on the ongoing escalating tensions between uh the israeli regime and uh the hezballah resistance movement and those tensions and escalations have uh of course translated into uh all of lebanon now as the south of the lebanese. capital beirot has also been targeted. muhammad, give us your perspective on the recent israeli escalation of violence. so, as we are updated to... today israel has targeted southern beirot a residential area and it targeted the building which it claims that israel targeted a high level commander and israeli media are saying that ibrahim aqil senior commander which is head of operations department of hizbullah has been killed in the attack but hizballah resistance movement has not yet released any state

dinners at any ethical meeting. nobody seals, you'll be going going at lisa. i mean, i don't mind. i got a notice from the meeting that anybody wanted to see. you could show me the limit that in implementing it. what do you need to do that? you know, i said, but it seems that i need the disabilities. i do need to get there when assess the vehicle in going basically if you got any coconut letting me know she on that i need to get em us is also leah can can. we could have a little bit of somebody. yeah. they meet and it's under control and what, and we so no say no, that won't turn out a set up a see and didn't tell us how many taken care as well, but something up with it in, instead of like, you know, you locate the really see the yeah, the i mean a lot and then when you look at the only thing that i mean this at all, it'll be a case continual guessing and say what, what can we do? so that meant then we will see. yeah, you know, my at the new one on the books are, you know, kind of like, i didn't get them. good. so b

or calculated any more.h intelligence to have _ coordinate with intelligence to have a — coordinate with intelligence to have a road through the car area — have a road through the car area it _ have a road through the car area. it would be more difficult _ area. it would be more difficult to get to other villagers for the same reason because _ villagers for the same reason because the only road available is through a risky area due to the security situation. we can only— the security situation. we can only manage coordination... yes — only manage coordination... yes yes _ only manage coordination... yes. yes. thank you so much for joining us. let's speak also to frank gardner, our security correspondent. let's talk first of all about the ceasefire proposal. in your assessment, what is the likelihood of that being adopted?— what is the likelihood of that being adopted? slim, to put it bluntl . being adopted? slim, to put it bluntly. there _ being adopted? slim, to put it bluntly. there is _ being adopted? sli

looking through any 6 community group meetings. and 4 trail blocks multiple conversations with neighborhood and stakeholders computing and this came before us. >> december 2022 we approved it unanimously that is when we approved the project design it has not changed since then; correct? >> that is correct. >> there was a slight push back. we spoken before about this i really love how people take ownership of their parks their loveable parks. >> a lot of people love mclaren park and they're worried about the parks and want to get the best from they're parks i admire that ownership by know that sometimes there is push back. and with the tree removal it will happen. the department is replacing every tree replacing (bell ringing) in that mclaren park. potentially in other location. >> because if i'm a neighbor of mclaren park you're taking down some of my trees is rernz are amazing how on this area will be and actually more assessable to people than it is now but removal of some trees and also know that is the park i'm taking ownership

any comments or do you believe that he might take any serious action? uh, yesterday, yes, during his uh, he was the opening speech at the first day of the unga, and he did say that the world cannot afford and neither can lebanon afford to have lebanon be the scene of another ghazza, he called for a cease fire in ghazza, he called for a cooperation in order to stop the loss of human dignity, the loss of human life, uh, and of course at the end of the un, ga uh, which is due to end on on monday, we can uh expect another speech, perhaps if uh, any draft resolutions do take place, of course. okay, and you will of course be there to give us more updates on that. let's bring back our correspondent rachel um hamdun, that was our correspondent in new york, let's bring in our correspondent from ramalah, nakaka hammed uh, for more details. so uh naka, you did say that it was uh very heartworming for the people of gaza to know that the lebanese are consistently um backing them and supporting them uh these attacks that started uh from lebanon uh in retaliation for