anthony stepped up and st. anthony foundation is a testament to our unwaivering commitment to address homelessness and improving the lives of our most vulnerable population. here in the city. together, we have built more than a shelter, we have created hope and opportunity for those in need. our homeless families with children and women who are at risk of violence. to tell you more about our partnership, i would like to bring forward st. anthony's foundation ceo neil. [applause] [laughter] thank you. >> good morning, everybody we are here to celebrate and we want to celebrate that is right and good about our world and san francisco and about the good work of so many good people. we are here today because we are on a mission from god. this mission is not only to support those who are most vulnerable and in need of our help, but also to help them to sustainablely find a way out of that cycle of poverty, homelessness and abuse that too many experienced for generations. and we are here to help these most vulnerable

emails between anthony, a guy named jeremy farrar, who's sort of the anthony fauci of england, maybe the biggest dispenser of grants in all of europe. the emails have a harried nature or you know how you can read emails between people. you can get a sense of that. they're worried. you also get a sense that they're worried because they go on till three in the morning. they go on through midnight. his are emailing anthony fauci and saying, hey, we see this paper, it's from wuhan and it's of function research and it looks like we funded it, but it never went through the safety committee. mysterious, never went through the safety committee, got approval, were unsure how that could have happened the emails, having greasing hairy nature, you get to midnight and fauci's responding to his assistant saying there will be do these have your cell phone be up early i will have for you in the morning at three in the morning. fauci an email to somebody named bob kadlec. i didn't know who that was at the time. in fact, i didn't know that for a year or two. two were well into the book. and then i met

anthony.is temple. at the savetsk clock, here are the historical archives and the club, and recently this temple was in the city of the hellish catalans. alas, it was not like this, on this summer of dnyapra the flocks of rivers flowed through the church of st. anthony. in 1702 godse. draulians, in the early days of the 19th century, in the 20th year of the 18th century, they erected all the new stone temples built in 1957, they drilled out the savetska wells, and at the same time they built the church of st. anthony yes, but there are new addresses. magileve has her own chyrvony kastzel. ubachyts yago is possible, kali edzesh on praspektse schmitt. vezha kastsela doesn’t get behind the trees, it’s far away. the height of the nave is 40 meters high, and the holy buildings are planned according to the architecture. at magileve, cinema, shto praz darogu ad novaga kascela, yago hands on the right. the temple began to be in existence in 2007, in 2018, here it appeared, the internal building began,

anthony taylor somebody i know well when you look at what happened to anthony taylor in that airporten him and his family were abused, even attacked after criticism following a match. by a coach, can you see that potentially happening with rugby if we are not careful. happening with rugby if we are not careful-— not careful. you watch that foota . e not careful. you watch that footage of— not careful. you watch that footage of anthony - not careful. you watch that footage of anthony in - not careful. you watch that footage of anthony in that l footage of anthony in that airport with his family and that airport, it makes your heart lead, it was absolutely devastating to watch that could easily have been me with my family and my children, after a game. and that's why we do have a responsibility because it does inflame things when coaches come out and openly criticise people because criticism quickly becomes abuse and if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time which anthony obviously was, it could have been far worse. you know, anthony is a great referee, extremely good, and refere

i don't know if you know anthony taylor, somebody i know well, when you look at what happened to anthonywith fans when him and his family were abused, even attacked after criticism following a match by a coach, can you see that potentially happening with rugby if we are not careful? you watch that footage of anthony in that airport with his family. it makes your heart bleed. it was absolutely devastating to watch because that could easily have been me with my family and my children after a game. and that's why we do have a responsibility because it does inflame things when coaches come out and openly criticise people because criticism quickly becomes abuse, and if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, which anthony obviously was, it could have been far worse. you know, anthony is a great referee, extremely good, and refereed that game really well, that was the other thing about it, that's why we need to be sure as sports, as our game, rugby is my game, that we take this extremely seriously. 0leksandr usyk hopes his undisputed heavyweight world title fight with tyson fury will take

also coming up to us, restate support for humanitarian pauses in the funding. secretary of state anthony blinking held the crisis, talks with arab latest and calls on each route to do all that can to prevent civilian casualties. and more than a 150 people of data offering who is quite strikes no fault. 3rd, he's expected that number to rise as rescue was reached the remote area, if it's defined to 5, as contained the anthony. how it welcome to the program. the united nation saves as many as 20 people have been killed in strikes on a school in northern garza, the agency helping refugees in the region says thousands of palestinians with sheltering in the school buildings as well as military says it will allow more back your license to the south, as its troops is now fully surrounded garza city as the aftermath of his bailey strikes to hit the united nations going to school. it's about. yeah. in northern gaza. we were sitting here. people were preparing breakfast. someone to big bred girls were sitting here peacefully. suddenly there were strikes one after the other. i rushed here to check

this anthony blanket. wrapping everyone. we are heading back to the middle east setting israel, heading to jordan with 3 principal goals. and my 1st to talk to is really government about the ongoing campaign against on last terrace organization. as we said from the start, israel has not only the right but the obligation to defend itself. and also to take steps to try and make sure that this never happens again. we also sit very clearly and repeatedly that, how is real does this matters. we will focus as well on steps that need to be taken to protect civilians who are in the crossfire of a mazda is making. and we want to look at concrete steps that can be taken to better protect them. we seen in ration days palestinian civilians continue to bear the brunt of this this action. and it's important that the united states is committed to making sure everything possible is done to protect civilians. at the same time, we are determined that this conflict not spread. and we'll be talking to both of these early government partners in

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you know, anthony is a bloody good referee, extremely good, and refereed that game really well.her thing about it. so that's why we need to be sure as sport as our game, rugby's mind game that we take this extremely seriously. wayne barnes talking to our sports editor, dan rowan there. and oleksandr usyk hopes his undisputed heavyweight world title fight with tyson fury will take place in february in saudi arabia. the ukrainian is already in training in valencia after contracts for the events was signed in september. but after wbc champion fury�*s meeting with mma fighter and boxing novice francis ngannou proved more bruising than expected. the original date of the 23rd of december became too soon, he holds the wba, wbo and ibf titles and both fighters are unbeaten. a reminder of our top story — manchester united's faltering season suffered another significant blow as marcus rashford's red card contributed to a dramatic qualification. damaging champions league defeat by fc copenhagen. elsewhere, harry kane scored twice as bayern munich beat galatasaray to reach the last 16 of th

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go ahead anthony. yeah, so i agree with you such a let's see, previous speak, cuz i'm sorry, it's on property shortly. but if it wasn't for perfect preview, your site and the terry, i think is why the government or all thought, i should say the com to sign a government, which is a good fit to what i have taught me. and so they stop say they're poor all over them off they've got she don't. 2 but if you look at say, the position of the you carry are cool. so you kind of get hot the mandates for palestine up until 1948. you think there would be a certain surface pump? sabelle, it said bother you tied to it and show pace between the preston series and most of the sudden palestine. but instead, what we're doing is we're actually using tower and shifting, and it's previous mine honestly don't let me say this trial to actually even work against the interests of these are the people because they haven't called these are the people that are on there might have some people behind them, but the reality is what go

well, hey anthony. and, but that, that's if we can talk about the global south, and that's not selling it at all. i mean, we have a number of countries that started breaking diplomatic relations with israel, the jury, jordanians of recall, they're in bass that are and they said they will not go back until the conflict is over. i don't know how we define how this conflict comes to and then it's, it's very strange to me that you know for all the talk of, um, israel is military problem. this and all of this, which i think is more propaganda than anything else. if, if they really were that they would go in an awful for us with a landing, basically they won't because they, they can absorb the casualties. it's unacceptable to them. but it's acceptable if you can kill a child every single 10 minutes in gaza. the point, the point i'm trying to make here is it is real likes to flex its military muscles because it knows it has the west backend, particularly the united states. but it doesn't have a political objec

go ahead anthony. well yeah, so i agree with you such a let's see, previous speak, cuz i'm sorry it's on property trinity, but if it wasn't for the website preview usa or the terry i think is why the government or all thought i should say the car. i'm so sorry, the government wasn't a good fit to what i have taught me. and so they stop say they're poor all over them off they've got she don't. 2 but if you look at say the position of the u. k are cool, so you kind of get hot the mandates for palestine up until 1948. you think there would be a certain surface pump? sabelle, it said bother you tie a turn show pace between the preston series and most of the sudden palestine. but instead what we're doing is we're actually using power and shipping and it's stream is fine. honestly don't benefit is trial. see actually even work against the interests of these are the people because i haven't talked to is are the people they are, but they might have some people behind the product. the reality is won't good is a

the the toys go back to anthony. it's the, again, i want to go back to the, the politics of is and the military because, you know, they, they, they, you know, we hear the rhetoric during, in the fall, the more, i think the defense minister going on saying, you know, we're washing our hands of the gods here, this will be the last time we do a very popular lipstick language, and they're all probably secular jews too. i always find it very interesting. secular, people using religious terminology, but it does kind of big. the question is what's next? okay. they get to bring in a file to, you know, a boss, you know, is you get a ride into guys on the back of and as really tang, i don't think he's going to be welcome there. oh, we'll get the egyptians to do a bit zip. since they're not going to do this, or maybe the saudis will send in a part, they're not going to do it. nobody wants to dirty their hands on this because it is at the very least ethnic cleansing it worse. it's genocide then who wants to be associated with th

thank you for “oining us, anthony who h again. thank you for “oining us, anthony who is h again.forjoining us, i anthony who is travelling with the us secretary of state. various meetings happening throughout the day today about the ongoing israeli military action in gaza, also about the humanitarian situation as well. it will be interesting to see after having resisted so far because for some kind of humanitarian pause or ceasefire, whether there is something that antony blinken can negotiate. and he goes from israel to jordan, negotiate. and he goes from israel tojordan, really looking at negotiate. and he goes from israel to jordan, really looking at the tojordan, really looking at the wider regional issue in the middle east. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. further bouts of rain will continue to be a concern for those affected by flooding in the days ahead. we also will have some dry and clearance spots as well. take today. this is the swirl of what was left off storm ciaran, clearing away, easing off. this will bring some heavy rain to england and wales tomorrow,

go ahead anthony. well yeah, so i agree with you such a, let's see, previous speak, cuz i'm sorry, it's on property trinity, but if it wasn't for perfect preview usa, the terry this way, the government or all the ship site, the com to sign a government wasn't a good fit to what i have taught me and so they stop say they're poor all over them off they've got rock, she don't. 2 but if you look at say, the position of the you carry are cool. so you kind of get hot the mandates for palestine up until 1948. you think there would be a certain surface pump? sabelle it said bother you tied to the show piece between the preston series and most of the sudden palestine. but instead what we're doing is we're actually using tar and shipping and it's stream is fine. honestly don't benefit is trial. see actually even work against in for us. so these are the people because i haven't called these are the people they are, but they might have some people behind them. but the reality is won't good, is all the risk in toda

secretary of state health crisis talks with arab leaders in jordan on the east, ralph and master anthony blinking mixed with our foreign ministers to discuss the ways of preventing further escalation in the region of sides of pushing for an immediate $65.00, gaza, also coming up to the united nation says he's horrified. buying this by the strike against an ambulance and gossip is rarely know the traces the vehicle was being used by him. us to transport flight of and with the method he had walked into the program, us secretary of state anthony blinking is meeting with arab leaders in jordan's capital a month. he said to join the summit with foreign ministers from the bridge. and later to discuss the situation in gaza ahead of the talks, lincoln met with he's guitar account of hotmail. how much didn't abdul rahman eltony? he also sat down with lebanon's k types of prime minister, now jeep mccarthy. arab leaders have been calling for an immediate safe spot in gaza to allow humanitarian aid to be delivered to join now by the deputies beneficial in his, in jerusalem. been us secretary of stat

anthony hall, first over to you. past few hours in this school, that's an onrra run school. um, it becomes very clear if you agree uh that israel is uh. based on some accounts, some are calling it ethnic cleansing, others are calling it genocide, but that civilians are are the thrust of the targets, mean that's basically what's unfolded now for the past 43 days, for anybody who had doubt, maybe this will then open their eyes to see that this is what the aim of israel seems to be, do you think that that is the aim of israel? well, george gallaway, who is very familiar name in this subject, he's using the word holocaust, and he discussed how significant that word is given the weight that the government of israel puts on that word, so he knows what he's saying, and he's using the word holocaust, this is massacre, i can't help thinking of the indian wars of the united states, this is a high tech kind of indian war where the indigenous peoples are trapped within the fort, they're not outside. the fort, so this is the high

this tell us secretary state anthony blinking us out crisis talks on the as well. how much vote with the arab leaders in jordan's capital? online banking said they discussed ways to speed up deliveries to gaza, feel so stressed. israel must take every possible major to prevent civilian casual that's all the news for now. all. that's another update for you in 45 minutes time of next day. dudley's documentary series don't film that's coming up after a short break from me and the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. and stay with us. if you can, the then we've been pulling is great for investing. they invest these. everyone here just wants to get into bit calling because then known as bips coordinator rose investors from all of a moving to last in america in such a bitcoin treasure. no, it is the cryptic currency value more high as you've been here, but it's going in less than america starts november 8th on the w.

anthony, please stay with us. we're going to take a short break, and when we come back, we'll ask author anthony lowenstein about how is real use. this is tech industry to spy on friends, enemies. and everybody in between states and. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the welcome back to the whistle blowers i'm going to reaku. we're speaking with author anthony lowenstein, about his outstanding new book, the palestine laboratory. how is real exports, the technology of occupation around the world? good to have you with us, anthony. thanks again for joining us. pause. let's get into some of the specifics that you discussed in this book. you open it with an absolutely awful story about a t land, jewish

the us secretary of state, whole process talks with our latest in jordan on the israel from us for anthony blinking mates, our foreign ministers to discuss why is that further preventing escalation in the region of states and pushing for an immediate cease fire and got some, also coming up. the head of the united nation says he's har. 5, find this where the strong against the an ambulance and the cost is where the military says the baker was being used by him. us the transport fighters and with the anthony out. welcome to the program, us secretary of state anthony blinking is meeting with arab leaders and jordans capital. a month is set to join to summit with foreign ministers from the region lighter to discuss the situation in gaza. ahead of the talks blinking met with his guitar account about mohammed been abdulla, i'm an attorney. he also sat down with lebanon's, k, take a prime minister that g mccarthy. our latest have been calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza tool allow humanitarian aid to be delivered. the aspect to day definitely has been for fuel in his, in jerusalem. i aske

anthony, we are 'ust that event also. anthony, we are just looking _ that event also.also. anthony, we are just looking at beautiful pictures| just looking at beautiful pictures right across london, the sun is out, the flags are there, that is the view of westminster on a day of pump and peregrine —— pageantry. continuing coverage on bbc news. there we go, more pomp and pageantry just catching the back of the carriage as it makes its way into buckingham palace to collect the king and queen camilla, they will make that shortjourney king and queen camilla, they will make that short journey from the king and queen camilla, they will make that shortjourney from the at buckingham palace along whitehall, down there to the palace of westminster. lots of logistics, organisation going in to today to make sure it passes off without a hitch. the timescale and the planning to the minutes, expected to be down just after quarter past 11, a heavy police presence and lots of people lining that route to watch the procession down here to westminster. what happens when he arrives at the

sir anthony seldon, actually, who they are! sir anthony seldon. thank— actually, who they are!don, thank you very _ actually, who they are! sir anthony seldon, thank you very much - actually, who they are! sir anthony seldon, thank you very much for. seldon, thank you very much for sharing your insight as a historian who has written books about pretty much every foreign minister in living memory. joining me now is anna mikhailova, deputy political editor and columnist, the mail on sunday. ijust want i just want to get your reaction to today's events?— i just want to get your reaction to today's events? extraordinary. the bi . . est today's events? extraordinary. the biggest blinder— today's events? extraordinary. the biggest blinder has _ today's events? extraordinary. the biggest blinder has been _ today's events? extraordinary. the biggest blinder has been david - biggest blinder has been david cameron's return. i do think that rishi sunak is going to struggle to sell this as continuing to be the change candidate, because only one month ago he was distancing himself specifica

i'm anthony, how it welcome to the program. you and secretary general antonio gutierrez says he is quite horrified by his read the strike on an ambulance outside. guys, his biggest hospital, israel has confirmed that a target at the ambulance saying how much was using the vehicle to carry fighters and weapons. i must run helpful authority, says dozens were killed or wounded in the attack on a convoy of ambulances. cans and despair. people rushed to help those wounded in this try canal ship a hospital in gaza city. the mos ron health minister said that an ambulance con boy was hit as it was leaving the hospital, caring critically. one the patients to the roof of both across and into egypt, israel into and says that the ambulance of targeted was being used by homeless militants. the the the striking l ship a hospitals, the biggest hospital in the gaza strip. as to the numerous challenges its medical personnel had been facing in recent weeks with doctors desperately trying to treat patients in a facility that's on the brink of col

he's holding his 4 year old daughter hostage, the live to humble this out the i'm anthony. how it welcome to the program. the homeless controlled health ministry says, and a strike is killed, dozens of people that oh, my gosh, a refugee camp in central garza. the camp is in the evacuation zone way. israel had urged palestinians to relocate to israel says it is investigating the client. it comes off to the united nations reported that the school it runs in northern gaza was also hit by a struct gas unhelpful authorities reported 15 people were killed and dozens blended with thousands of displaced palestinians sheltering in the school buildings a sense of anger and despair it is palpable in the aftermath of this round of his way to add strikes that struck you and run school being used as a refugee shelter a trip out of the nose and gaza. i was done in 21. 3 bowman's happened. i swear a carried the body then occurred to decapitated body with my own hands. the where should we go? they hit the shelters, people on the street or hit the water. 2 since when does it become normal di

anthony, please stay with us. we're going to take a short break, and when we come back, we'll ask author anthony lowenstein about how is real use is it's tech industry to spy on friends, enemies. and everybody in between states and the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to the list of lawyers and john to reaku. we're speaking with author anthony lowenstein, about his outstanding new book, the palestine laboratory. how is real exports, the technology of occupation around the world? good to have you with us. and to me, thanks again for joining us. pause a. so let's get into some of the specifics that you discussed in this book. you open it with an absolutely awful story about a t land jewish family by the name of silberman. i wasn't surprised by the tragedy behind the story, which i'll ask you to relate to our viewers in a moment. but i was very surprised to learn that israel was working with the military junta, led by general goose to piano. she tell us about the silver man's what happened t

we'll talk live with the head of saint anthony's about the importance of today's block party to support those in need. >> from ktvu a fox two news. this is the for more than 55 million people expected to drive for the thanksgiving holiday to go visit family and friends. >> and filling up the tank won't be quite as painful this year. according to triple a, the third highest thanksgiving driving forecast is expected this year, the third highest since the year 2000. welcome, everyone, to the four. i'm alex savage and i'm greg lee. >> drivers will be treated to lower prices at the gas pump in california. they've been steadily dropping. ktvu's tom vacar joins us live from the newsroom with a look at some of the bay area fuel prices. >> tom some would even say plummeting one of the busiest holiday travel seasons has begun . millions will take to the roads for long haul trips to save on airfare. and the good news is the pump won't set records pilfering your pocketbook. >> i put $40 here and it gives me a full gas tank. and then if i go somewhere else, $40, like three fourths of a gas tank or s

i was like i'll pass. >> anthony is a clean freak. >> he is. >> thanks, anthony. another thanksgiving tradition, we have a winner, the best in show. you love this. the national dog show. >> yes. >> this evening best in show will be the terrier. >> stache wins best in show. >> the what? >> he's a steelum terrier. his name is stache. he is the first seleum terrier to win best in show. hometown win for stache too. he lives in honeybrook, pennsylvania. beat out six other finalists for the $20,000 prize. his handler says he plans to celebrate with a celebratory dinner and quality time with six other dogs he lives with, and maybe he'll throw them a bone and they'll do a whole george kittle thing when they throw things on the ground. >> i've got to learn how to pronounce that. selium terrier. we'll work it out. >>> finally as this thanksgiving night comes to an end we are grateful for all of you viewers and our nbc family members. we are family. behind the scenes tonight, jessica, look, that's us. the crew in the newsroom right now. our directors michelle eddie and phill

secretary of state anthony blinken is in jordan. he met with the prime minister from lebanon and other arab officials with the increase of humanitarian relief in gaza and to protect the lives of innocent palestinian civilians. the united states has concerns that the iranan-backed force will help in the war. blinken plans to meet with jordan's king and other foreign ministers of the middle east. >>> here at home in the bay area, there was a demonstration at the port of oakland on friday related to the middle east. the protesters were clinging to the ladder it of a ship for hours to prevent it from leaving. they claim it was a vessel heading for support for israel. after 3:00, three protesters that scaled the ship were arrested and the cape orlando headed out to sea. >> reporter: protesters cleared out the port 4:30 p.m. they are disappointed. but they say that they will taken to demand a ceasefire. four palestinian supporters holding onto a ladder and refusing to let them close the door on cape orlando. a negotiator tried to convince

anthony lowenstein, is the author of the book, the palestine laboratory. how is real exports, the technology of occupation around the world? anthony, welcome to the show, were so happy to have you. thanks so much for having me, john. anthony, i want to begin with something that you wrote about yourself in this book. you happen to be jewish, and like many of us who follow and have studied and lived in the middle east, you long supported a 2 state solution. you've reported on israel for nearly 25 years. and over the course of those 25 years after having lived in east jerusalem, you've changed your mind about some of these big issues. tell us about that. i grew up in australia in melvin, in a liberal zine this time. and so those who don't know what that means, essentially, as well as on the center of my life or the family's life. but i, my family will holocaust survivors. most of my family were killed in the holocaust in europe and the 2nd load. what were the ones that got out escapes? where did i get a visa? really 1939 looks like before the war began. so st

we're speaking with author anthony lowenstein. about his outstanding new book, the palestine laboratory, how is real exports, the technology of occupation around the world? good to have you with us, anthony. thanks again for joining us. pleasure. so, let's get into some of the specifics that you discussed in this book. you open it with an absolutely awful story about she land jewish family by the name of silverman. i wasn't surprised by the tragedy behind the story, which i'll ask you to relate to our viewers in a moment. but i was very surprised to learn that israel was working with the military junta, led by general august hope you know, she tell us about the silver man's what happened to them and about is really involvement in the g lane, coo and it's bloody aftermath. 50 years ago in 1973, there was a q against the end, a, the democratically elected leader of sheila and was backed by the us and all the nations to support initiated, dictated for years now. it's relatively now in the us role of the law of us documents, we still

good to have you with us, anthony. thanks again for joining us. pause. let's get into some of the specifics that you discussed in this book. you open it with an absolutely awful story about a t land, jewish family by the name of silberman. i wasn't surprised by the tragedy behind the story, which i'll ask you to relate to our viewers in a moment. but i was very surprised to learn that israel was working with the military junta, led by general, ugly stop. you know, she tell us about the silver man's what happened to them and about is really involvement in the g lane crew. and it's bloody aftermath to 50 years ago. in 1973, there was a clue against the end day, the democratically elected leader of july, and was backed by the us and other nations to support initiated, dictated for years now it's relatively now in the us role of the documents. we still don't know the actual great extent of us support for the could. what's less, 9 months less. and i in fact is these riley support. now i didn't sign the book that israel was a key factor in over throwing a and

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anthony, please stay with us. we're going to take a short break and when we come back, we'll ask author anthony lowenstein about how is real uses. it's tech industry to spy on friends, enemies and everybody in between stages in. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the law, like, like i have asked him how to start and see all those in the region. the or non state actors by the operate within national about the normal range beyond national boundaries. so if you don't have a just harvest mission, one of the rates a stream, you know, and bring spain back to the base, love at the end, or restore the king that they are not in any way interested or involved in that other part of the purpose. of course, unless you understand that you could easily fall into the trouble the american propaganda, the probably button has come us from us in the the welcome back to the list of lawyers and john to reaku. we're speaking with author anthony lowenstein, about his outstanding new book, the palestine laboratory. how is real exports, the technology of

i'm anthony flores live in seattle. turkey was not the only bird the 49ers feasted on.efense gobbled up the seahawks offense. on the other side of the ball, christian mcaffrey carved up the seattle defense. as the 49ers celebrated an impressive win over their division rivals. the niners playing on thanksgiving night for the sixth time in franchise history. san francisco takes control from the opening drive. deebo samuel kept the drive with a touchdown run. 7-3, 49ers after one. the second quarter belonged to christian mcaffrey. he had not one, but two rushing touchdown. third quarter, seattle turns defense into offense. jordan brooks with the pick six off of brock purdy's deflected pass. that cuts the niners lead down to 14. brock purdy would bounce back with a 28-yard touchdown pass to brandon ayuk and the defense came up huge. six sacks in the game. they improve to 8-3. and open a commanding two-game lead in the division. >> to be able to be out with my teammates on a win on the road. it was fun. it will be something we look back on and smile about. very thankful. >>

was secretary of state holds, crisis talks with arab leaders and jordan on the israel hum us war anthony, blinking needs error of foreign ministers to discuss the ways of preventing further escalation in the region. error states are pushing for an immediate cease fire and concept. also coming out of the head of the united nation says he's horrified. buying is really strike against an ambulance in gaza. he's really military says the vehicle was being used by him last to transport fighters and weapons the mariana evans, dean. welcome. you are a secretary of state anthony, blinking is meeting with arab leaders in jordan's capital, amman. he's fenced, enjoying the summit with foreign ministers for the region later to discuss the situation and gone ahead of the talks blinking met with his guitar, a calendar part of the hama, been abraham autonomy. he also sat down with lebanon's caretaker prime minister naji me, ca, team ero bleeders, have been calling for an immediate cease fire and guns that to allow humanitarian aid to be delivered, or we're now joined by the w's. ben is the one who's stan

and now the growing pre wind will bring you the highlights from abu dhabi, just the i'm anthony howell book into the program. the homeless militant group has released more hostages from jobs, or including 14 these riley's and 3 for nationals. the hostages had been held in the gaza strip since the october 7 attacks by have us red cross work has received the hostages and transferred some through egypt, and others directly to israel. afraid hostages include a 4 year old girl whose parents were killed in the attacks. as ralph prison system says it has released 39 palestinian prisoners as part of the grant. semi circle as a general is based in east riley joins us from jerusalem. semi a 3rd successful exchange and from what we hear a fast smooth process this time. yeah, well we didn't see the delays that we saw yesterday. we know that the cut the end, especially in egypt, sions were very much involved in on the ground. they have their people, their people, both in the jerusalem and in the crossings. and they were talking to him last last night. and i think they're the main, the player that h

anthony, as before?because this is a different kind of history in other styles, but it is necessary to understand that this is a typical magileevskaya, there is an architect, this... chalavek, who works in the architecture of magi left, yon scrawled the project and the bottom this project of the future, this taxa would be buried in different shrines, this is such a campaign. different shrines, which is what we have in our lives, what we want, this, if it were a spiritual pastoral center, is not just a shrine, yes, it’s not just a kacel, but there was a month, even the parafians magli would have gathered for different activities, kava, garbata, this very small school, well, and the month, even the mighty zhyts of the holy days, yes, on the contrary, manakhs, the so-called krashtar. at the beginning of the 11th year, you do not feel the holy spirit, unless you fall, do not pass... unto the unforgettable god and yourself. in the class for the gifted, we are waiting for the stalag ўzrostu. there are activiti

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