and that was hard because like ashton did talk to me. i tried multiple, multiple times and and then i stopped because i knew he wasn't going to talk to me and i didn't want to keep bothering him. and i knew he was struggling and all that. so again, it's like trying to be sensitive and, know when to ask, when to ask. so. gosh, but savannah with a sister so savannah, savannah was going to be a mother, right? she, she, her sister was active. facebook too. and her sister was very outspoken. not that that's bad, but she was just she was interesting and she would never talk to me either. but i had her, you know, her memories that i could draw from and and i that she just adored her sister. i mean, she really looked up to her and savannah had worked really hard. she'd gotten her high school degree and then she got her certified nursing assistant degree and she was working at an assisted living facility. and sometimes she'd do double shifts, though she was pregnant and, you know, she was always looking for ways to make more money for the baby th

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june live for 7, ashton in the south of israel. thank you mohammed. well, we now know 1200 is radius of died in this war. i'll just say what sarah hireright visited, a military facility, it's been used as a makeshift move in this building. just behind me here is where the minute treat personnel would normally come. but because this so overwhelmed with the number of his riley desk. now this is the only center in the whole of the country who is riley has died in these attacks to be identified. the bodies of bolts hid the cleaning. they may be stupid, it started with bodies being picked up in private cars on saturday. the support of the house and then we began to process of identification to be viewed. soldiers were named tax, but the most bodies here in the north is where the civilian luck were in bed sleeping, going on when they were smaller. it was not much to identify them with the hands of a who retrieved to bodies while under fire when we thought about was their families here. we still don't know what happened to their loved ones killed or taking 2

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anna ashton.onomy grew faster than expected in the third quarter of the year, helped by a tightjobs market and consumer spending. the economy expanded at an annual rate of 4.9% in thejuly to september period, according to the government's first estimate. it marked the biggest rise since the last three months of 2021. live now to russ mould, investment director, a] bell. it sounds like consumers are driving this, is that the case? that's a pretty fair summary. consumer spending is around two thirds of the us economy, so are the consumer goes, the economy will certainly follow, yet very strong, helped by a good wage growth, more than 4%, also decline in the savings rate so we will need to keep an eye on that because it may not be sustainable and also some fairly heavy credit card use. the other part of the economy, private investment by companies, government spending, they were very strong. the one site detractor was trade where you still have a trade deficit where america is buying more thanit wher

he expressed his thanks to israel -- to guitar, rather, in partnership with israel -- to counter ashton carter -- to qatar, rather, in partnership with israel. does this give you hope that we can avoid a wider war? >> two things there. first, is it's very simple. hostages should be released immediately and unconditionally. that has been our position from day one and remains our position. to your point, i would not take anything that hamas says at face value. i'm not sure anyone in this room would take at face value or report something as is has said. same applies to hamas. our position is clear. every hostage needs to be released and needs to be released now. there is no doubt from my own travels in the region that one of the important things throughout this very difficult period and since the unconscionable attack by hamas is to continue to find ways for countries to cooperate, coordinate when it is in their interest to do so, and we will continue to look to that. any cooperation that we can elicit that facilitates the release of hostages, any cooperation we can elicit that secures the

nearby ashton and ash cologne and the injuries reported that most recently, even further range rockets, missiles have made it all the way to the jerusalem area to set parts of central israel. and there have been reports of injuries up there as well. 9 people, at least in the jerusalem and surrounds, has been ended up there. they have a kid for a summer in a serious condition. so the situation, he's still incredibly 10th, the fire the rockets and the missiles going back and forth. i have been growing intensively this afternoon and where i'm standing, we were told a little earlier from the military that we, we may have to evacuate this area as there was some fights happening between homeless militants and the military. still, as we into sundown as a familiar it coming to the end of the 3rd day of the school that came is just up the road here and we saw some military vehicles passing that have been completely shut up. so an intense gun battle hesitate, had gone there. now, earlier today, the military said that they had managed to secure over communities around the gallons. a strip area ab

she has been reporting from the city of ashton long near garza and gave us this update here we spend the whole day in ashland, which is about 10 kilometers north of the gaza strip. the city was totally deserted . people were mostly staying at home. there is an 80 kilometer perimeter around the border of kaiser, where people are asked to stay close to shelter. a schools are closed and there is a limit of the amount of people who can gather and people who are still very afraid because the militants were still on the ground. and we could also hear the air raids by the is really military. we could hear is really fighter to, it's going towards guys and we could hear designations, and we've just, there is a big number of civilian casualties as well. and the gaza strip now. and we could also see how um armored vehicles were moved towards the guys or border. this doesn't necessarily mean that there will be an invasion, something that's often being talked about. but there is already an intense response from the is rarely military underway. the israeli government has the cat today, the state o

you corresponded with the coverages that reporting from ashton long, near the gases. right. thank you. and he was almost always making headlines more than 2000 people i did off to a series of us quakes and west of got us done. the tale. bonds say at least 9000 to indigent. several villages and the province of harold have been completely destroyed. emergency workers are continuing to look for supply this the 1st funeral for victims of the russian missile strike on the eastern ukrainian village of fault saw us taking place. the couple were among 52 victims on fast days attack, who were gathered for a soldier's wake. un and to local investigations, have been gathering evidence at the site governments cooley, the general bryce leg we and game law has appointed members of the new national assembly on senate for a transitional period. ahead of promised elections expected next year. security cheese carried out a bloodless cooling, oldest often more than 55 years of rule by ali, bundle on the ma. i'm just father of this. you and he is a reminder of our top story. this our is ran, ha

that a pop -- anna ashton good to have you with us.l we see de-risking from both sides instead of friendly cooperation for more of these visits? anna: in terms of what we will see in the wake of this continued effort, this diplomatic detente by the biden administration and now a visit from senior leaders on the hill, the reality is there is an entrenched distressed -- distrust where both sides view each other if -- as a strategic competitors if not adversaries. there is limited room for cooperation. this is not returned to a friendly relationship like the first half of the 21st century. at the same time it's a form that is besides are talking as much as they are they have maintained a regular tempo for their meetings. it signals both sides decided to invest in managing the relationship more hands-on and in a more collaborative way. shery: how positive is the fact we have the first congressional visit to china since 2019 at a time when we see more china hawks in washington? anna: it is positive for a couple reasons and significant for a

thanks. rebecca w's, rebecca richards reporting from ashton as well. let's take a look at some of the news concerning the conflict. the hundreds of serious have sallied in the caps with the baskets and support of palestinians. and god, though, is gross, as it has responded to your goods. launched from sylvia with author into the file field and said to me, jesse i left for apple just out of service, is that it strikes. i'm also close to most of us that brought us secretary of state anthony lincoln has called for more protection for civilians as it started for pass. it's next offensive. speaking to you at lee blink and fetch the us and file doing abl were working together to ensure the safety of gods. and the gentleman, foreign minister, and the bad bulk has been holding talks in egypt. the addiction side said both governments understood the need to prevent the conflict, escalating photo, bad bulk also match the darkest border minutes to discuss some efforts to freed solomon hosses was headed by now the militant, the psalmist through panama says, but 9 m

we have her correspondence on your kramer and ashton southern is round near the gauze border and we've asked her if there are clear indications today it is around may through launch it's ground, defensive, own gaza point. this is what everybody's of course, waiting for the timing is unclear. there will be an element of surprise still. so everybody's expecting it's um, it seems to be rather imminent, but we don't know. the army said that they plan to implement a wide range of operational offensive plans and the wider ground operation. they said that in a statement um, it is certainly also made more difficult by the fact that they are over a 100 hostages being held in garza. so it is not, uh, you know, just going in for a ground operation, but it's not just the south that is where it is, are looking at. they're also looking up north because in recent days it has been a lot of exchanges. all fire also with has gone on again yesterday and also now with syria and re understand that the u, the u. s. was sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as w

thanks rebecca, don't use rebecca richards reporting from ashton as well of the let's get some analysis with military expert marina muran from king's college in london. marina. very good to have you on the show. so he's really made a tree, says it's preparing for an integrated and coordinated attack from the air, see, and land on the gaza strip. so what would that look like? good evening may we can pursue that. the idea has located some high value targets that might be come in and control centers of come off and presumably um they are logistical lines and underground tunnels for the 5 positions. so most likely, what they will do after reviewing shaping operations and those and small rates that we have been witnessing, is use their maritime in the air assets to conduct the surgical strikes while they're sending in the ground troops to maximize the initial attack. and of course, israel would have, in this case, the air superiority. so most likely you say, want to destabilize from us as much as possible to make the ground operation much easier for the idea. can you tell us more about the c

so in our corresponding, tonya kramer is in ashton, southern israel, near the guns of border. she told us more about the situation on the ground there. whereby to know in southern is ro it's quiet this morning, but it's also attends morning because of course everybody here also is waiting what's happening next. lot of the towns and villages and keep would seem around the, the, the cause of border area. i've seen it back here, it is a small, a lot of people are here also in the move thing was relatives for the upper north. um, last night that has been uh, has been several rockets barrages into israel, also to start and also to tell a beef. but as you said, as of the air strikes and the bone being bombardments of causal, also continuing. and this time are indications any clearer today that israel may soon launch its ground defensive on gaza. i mean, this is what everybody is, of course, waiting for the timing is unclear. there will be an element of surprise still though everybody's expecting. it's um, it seems to be rather imminent, but we don't know. the army said that the plan

thanks rebecca, don't use rebecca richards reporting from ashton as well. of the all right, well joining us now on the program is that who would buy rock? he was is rails prime minister from 1999 to 2001 defense minister in the later governments. and one of israel's most highly decorated military service members. welcome to the program. now, israel has the right to respond to from us as a risk attacks and prime minister netanyahu has had, quote, the next stage is coming. so is what you've seen so far in your view, the way to respond. yeah, for sure. so at least that little 3 had to do all the stuff up. they go they, they're both. she being a bro. seems that started instrument outside the state prison and thought she'd vance for him. he's like drawers out loud to the be great. you know, babies are the my doing should uh, to something it end stating that i feel a little bit the mothers and or send me leave a got that. and some people i get some of them uh, a hold of a supervisor, its own over over 85. and uh, basically it's a exhaust though, as best game thei

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matty ashton was the hero for shaun wane's side.es for the hosts in a first half which england dominated. tonga pulled a score back after the break, but it was too little too late for the visitors and england now have an unassilable lead heading into the final test. i'm absolutely buzzing, to be honest, mate. absolutely proud of the boys, we dug in deep there. i'm living the dream, i'm absolutely buzzing. honestly, it's been a roller—coaster... that is it, absolutely buzzing. living the dream. we were treated to a thriller at the cricket world cup today — australia getting the edge over new zealand, by the finest of margins — the match going down to the final ball, with the win putting them in firm contention for a spot in the semi—finals. craig templeton was watching. two countries only separated by the tasman sea, cricket team is only separated by one place in the standings, antibody and bragging rights up for grabs. it was the first game back for travis head after breaking his hand. he immediately got his eye in and continued in

so i'm glad you asked me to come for pamela ashton, the pay on the new model and the moon on the printer. no, they chased or is, or wireless is under the impression that the only the deal is extra. but the one is most of them will come in. you're going into why now, immune is for us, let's say a m k ultra project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my dad. and then in the ukrainian army, i've shifted towards a large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon. the, [000:00:00;00] the never really thought to i would see kind of confirm pictures of the terrace be heading to the white house. but just to clarify that present biden has not actually seen any pictures of the head of children in israel print of back. it's how dubious shocking allegations have been used to justify that you action in the past. also this our or the, with more than 1000000 civilians in jobs, it cuts off from war to another. tricity by israel view and cries, fall over the humanitarian crisis. that's as more than 1500 people are repulsive pills and ongoing use

so suddenly my father shows on the bus one of the company just give me one second is mr. ashton. yes, i wanna get on a use of uh, what's under restriction. okay. assess the percent whenever you sort of project you zillow, just like people come out of them, people was making it off on a motorcycle or someone else representative by the easiest thought trucks, the most possible values such as an eviction charge, which is concerned for most reasonable cutting that asks me, do you want to make an answer? you know, finish it? do you agree? you don't want to the units that were for the squint. it's just the non scholarship option initially into this is my business. that's why i wasn't sure what i did to him at the time spent doing preliminary themselve ation operations, a key to avoiding amputation of to severe injury. so gay, like many of the l pay all residents was conscripted in the early days of the special military operation. and suffer the serious injury. gimme a soul on this chance. ginia was wounded, liberating. so what i've done is the website, please look for this levels. are

one of the company just give me one second is mr. ashton. yes, i want, i don't wanna use the use professionals offer what's into restriction. okay. assess the percent whenever you sort of project 00 just like people come out of them before was a conformation. you're off and i'm old enough, or someone else represented by the easiest thoughts trucks, the most possible values such as an eviction, something to charge. someone just puts information into the cartoon that awesome and do you want to cancel? you misunderstood genius. my name, we don't want to lose units for next semester when it's not sufficient initially into this is 90 percent. that's why i wasn't sure what i did to him at the time spent doing preliminary themselves ation operations. a key to avoiding amputation of, to severe injury. so gay like many of the l. p, all residents was conscripted in the early days of the special military operation and suffered a serious injury in the esl on this the chance ginia was wounded, liberating. so what i've done is the claims before this level

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jennifer ashton. nice to see you, dr. jen.milk. what is this saying? >> first of all, this is really an alert to increase awareness about possible questionable promotion and marketing of an entity that may not be based in nutrition or medical science. and may potentially cause harm. there's a concern that if parents or care givers of children under 12 see this type of marketing and this space, they could choose these products for an infant that could have nutritional harm. and for older children, they are often loaded with fat, sugar, calories and there may not be a need for it. >> and we are seeing toddler formula. sales of these are up 158% in the last year. not all these meals are created equal. can you break that down? >> yes. i think it's important to understand, when you look at this space from a nutritional standpoint we have to be very clear. cows milk is recommended for children 1 year of age and older, of course barring any allergy or special medical or nutritional need. children of this age really need a precise and

lgbt voices continue to be heard loudly in ukraine, where an american transgender woman, sarah ashton cirilla, has come out again. he gave a long interview in which he spoke about all the hardships and hardships he faced on the front line, thanked the american command, which helped him return to the post of speaker of the defense forces in the armed forces of ukraine. on the. i remember because of calls to kill russian journalists, perverts along the river, were removed from their positions, but now sarah is back in business. a citizen of the united states and transgender for the first time in the position of the armed forces of ukraine. sarah receives a lot of criticism for her identity and becomes the target of constant attacks by russian propagandists. propagandists. one of her emotional appeals, which concerned the responsibility of russian propagandists, caused a resonance in the kremlin, they accused her of outright death threats, and the video also reached washington. where they wanted an explanation about her role in ukraine. sarah was temporarily suspended, but the truth quic

jen ashton join us to tell us all about it.d in the journal aging. we have known for a long time that calorie restriction is associated with longevity, mostly in animals but also shown in people. this study looked at cutting just 12% of caloric intake in healthy, middle aged human beings and then did a muscle biopsy. found muscle function was preserved and there were some gene changes that are associated with aging. in terms of reducing inflammation and reducing some of the processes that occur with aging. really interesting findings. >> what are some easy and healthy wayious can reduce caloric intake? >> they want you to lower by 12%. some tips that i will put on my nutritionist hat. cutting portion size just in half will absolutely get you there. don't blink your calories. when you're talking about 2,000 calories a day, just cutting 240 calories could be a beverage. read those labels for added sugar. then journalling, keeping track of actually what you are eating and drinking just helpious stay accountable. >> what else would

he joins us now live from ashton, in southern israel, near the border with garza. and you've been telling us over the last few hours just how john p. everyone is the, can you give us a sense of the security situation and, and the mobilization you're seeing, especially as we get increasing speculation of a ground defensive. a let me tell you 1st know sazia about some of the security situation that we're hearing about that are been taking place in southern israel. these past few hours, these rarely army announcing that they had gotten into gun battles with him. us fighters in 3 different areas. there's could both stream and keyboards moves near those areas. we're told that as a result of an exchange of gunfire between the how much fighters and these really army, that at least for how much fighters were killed. then we were also told about an incident that was taking place in the industrial zone in the industrial area of ash kalonde. and in that incident, these really armies says that there was gunfire exchange between israeli soldiers and how much fighters and as a r

tanya, thank you so much for your reporting now and across the last days as tanya kramer for us and ashton meanwhile, israel has ordered its residents living within 2 kilometers of the lebanese border to evacuate the area. this comes as cross border classes intensify. at least 2 people have been killed in israel and at least a lesson in lab. and on, on sunday, the mil wasn't lebanese group has the last set. it fired missiles into israel. israel's military, it says it responded with strikes on southern weapon on it also accused regional power. iran of ordering the hezbollah attacks as tensions increased. israel has boosted its troops along the border with pop in on our bay route bureau chief mohammed traits enjoys you. now for more mohammed has the law says it has destroyed surveillance cameras at several israeli army posts along the lebanese border. what could that signal are quite clear. everything happening on the uses by the borders. tells us that this front is hating up. it's clear that the final defense are accelerating the rounds of commissions where intense yesterday, in fact, the m

and start getting lots of anxiety, lama challenging that on the ground for us and ashton and southern israel. thank you mohammed. well let's get more and speak to our correspondent how do i told him either she's in west or were some hold of how people then responding. not on any off them off of such days attacks, but also as they now watch israel's retaliation take place. but i think it is very ease uh, in the state of uh, i'm in no particular order show creve anger and that anger is increasing by the data search and the a lot of calls for revenge. there's a lot of support as to the prime minister to the minute terry, when it says that is going all out on gaz. uh at this point. um, the enormity of what unfolded is still just a merging and people are having a very hard time and rattling with the reality. i think was a lot of them feel that they have been fooled by their leadership in the sense that they were told over and over again that they were safe. that they were no fence along the border with gaza. now i've been monitoring a bit of social media while waiting to speak to you, and

jennifer ashton is here to break it all down. nice to see you, dr. jen.ates, not breast, not colon, not pancreatic. it's lung cancer. traditionally more common for men than women. this latest study reverses that. they were looking at age and sex. they found younger women under 50 and middle age women 50-55 are seeing a slight uptick. that is something they are paying attention to. >> what are the signs that we need to pay attention to? >> look, when you talk about signs and symptoms of lung cancer, there are some that need to be front of mind because this is such a deadly cancer. any cough lasting longer than six weeks. any unexplained weight loss, blood in your cough, lingers shortness of breath or hoarsness, you want to get that checked out. >> what about screening? >> we don't know the cause. observation is the first step. in terms of screening, patients and doctors alike often times do not know this. there are screening recommendations for adults 50-80 who have a 20 pack year smoking history. that's not 20 packs a year. who are currently smoking or ha

if it's wrong, reynolds who is in the city of ashton, was not far from the guise of border. rob israel's military has said, it's now it's in full control of the got it guys, a border, just bring us up to speed with a situation where you us. that's right. well, uh, follow you can easily see and hear the signs of the war from this vantage point for one thing most clearly and obviously the sounds of explosions, heavy, heavy explosions going off in the southern direction. that means more death and destruction in gaza. every few minutes we hear these uh, these explosions. furthermore, there are signs of the vast call up up troops. and reserve is that the is really army has. uh, has called for a 300000 reserve. it's been 810-0000 reserve as excuse me, have been called up and a large number of troops are now surrounding gaza. you can see soldiers on the streets everywhere. you can see these reservists reporting for duty. there's a highway between tel aviv and, and here where at one point there's an army camp and you could, you could probably hear those explosions there, so loud. yo

instruction, you know that you are for lance, the waiting, so i'm glad you asked me to come for pamela ashton, the pay on the moon, on the line a at the printer. no, they chased this device. is under the impression that the only the deal is extra, but the one is most of them immune is placed with something else. let's say a m, k ultra a project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my done and then in the ukranian army, i've shifted towards a large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon. the, with over a 1000000 people in dodge, without water and sanitation to you and brings the alarm bells over the humanitarian crisis in the enclave. as over a 1000 people are reported dead and is rarely strikes to all children. and also terrified that they sleep with as shoes on position the higher lives there is no drinking volta. people here are dying slowly. so that's as a desktop, as well rises to at least $1300.00, with hundreds more missing after her mazda attacks and kidnappings. we heard from some of those the closest to the tragedy, the, t

i mean 1st of all, at the top, the hour of the ashton was telling us well that they don't have evidence that there were indeed power litres or anything else really in these really skies. and i think back to yesterday, we had multiple correspondence in southern israel, who found themselves in localities with is really military. where in multiple instances, you know, the military thought that perhaps there was an infiltration in israel and incursion by palestinian fighters. and as far as we've been able to tell, it hasn't been the case so far, but you're right. it does speak to the the, the current atmosphere of, of tension. everybody's on the hear trigger. hold up though. i mean reporting live from west jerusalem for us. thank you very much. now in gaza, entire neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble under a relentless onslaught of is really strikes at least $1100.00 palestinians have been killed. the enclave soul power plant has run out of fuel and medicines and essential supplies are running out. you know, side has more from gaza who gets her be a final kiss before she's or he's take

i use a plan that's going i'm doing good in ashton, nice to in the strongly feel given line you go on to you really attach a notice to a possible. thank you for a lot of time. me. if you need cooling, you push it out at the middle, australia will stop on the piano's, appreciate a couple more you because of that sort of initial, it's a lovely need. yolanda will get to it and i shall we're seeing what we're hearing this with us and they say a lot of tv, if there's a new place against the record, which if you run into these shipments, will it be from chicago to pennsylvania is up with the for us, if i see pursuing a speaker me so if nobody less, ok, and that much on getting it done. can you believe we have yet for a proof of soaps and they've got a bill from us focused on the sensitivity. is that by not the noise. thank you, aggression task force. there were some live deluxe built in. i mean, use that i see was part of their policy of using ukraine as a vehicle to with and russia. so this is what they wanted to happen in the same thing in the go and some of us live, you know, same thing

i mean, ashton joins us now. onset ali so that breaking news that most around is have been doors into israel from 11 on. is this the bottle space getting bigger? oh is this just to contain skirmish? it was, it's clear that this is a warning message as they and i said, i mean this could, this could get big, big and bigger by defense on is rose retaliation. and because of and how much the scope of response is going to be, how much density and whether these ratings are going to launch a land operation and invade may be possible because these are all the issues within the criteria of the access. yesterday's attack by some us was clear that was beyond the scope of because because the in fact and the leverage that mass would have a get from such an operation, it can't only take it as, as, as because i was how much that's why at least there is an argument, there is an analysis that this decision to go to what such a line a large scale operation was on the on the axis 11. that means as of a lot, it on her mouth. she had all these functions together now with has a lot of talking to the for now

so so now we have to buy the brand again from all to air pollution, ashton disposal and i would be, was being polluted. so when one country stops importing then the other countries uh, reading the front of this uh mystery. when we look at the, the business of exporting rubbish, looking at which countries create the waste and later where that trash goes, there is no denying that the global south is bearing the brunt of what some have characterized as environmental imperialism. you have said waste imperialism, or even colonialism. obviously, trash, climate change, the environment, all of this is a joint and global effort. but our, our, the wealthier nation's simply just subjecting the poor nations to the direct or, or immediate impacts of mounting trash. meaning the wealthy nations get to live on the convenience of using stuff like single use plastics on the backs of the poor. yeah, my short answer is yes. happening um, but then usually once the issue in which any of the industrial invidious pumps it's in our packaging. it's in our codes. it's in our electrical uh, production electronic c

when you put the instruct me over to phillip phillip luncheon to call me on monday, just for pamela ashton, to, to pay on the brand new model and the person at the present. and they chose to this device is under the impression that the only the deal is extra, but the one is most of them commercial land that will come in. you're going to do right now is for the company off. let's see i a m k ultra, a project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my done and then in the ukrainian army have shifted towards large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the hold on, we are fighting in full force. now we are on the offensive. every of mazda cooperative that will die from us is a slumming state, and we will crush them and be rid of them. just as the world crushed and got rid of a sonic states, as well as prime minister hales the creation of a war time governments, which he says is in this, there are other gates and homos, one, some for all the 16 international aid workers from the u. and in the red presence

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we appreciate that reporting that sells is here as ali ashton, a. so tom barrack, at the 11 on piece of this, some of our viewers will be very familiar with it. many of our viewers are gonna find this pretty complicated to understand. this is we're talking about a different part of the country. they are not near gaza, however, the question is when you see fighting in gaza, it raises concerns of whether hezbollah that operates out of 11 on could perhaps join the open, the 2nd front against the israel to yes, while it is to the possibility, although his beloved has its own domestics challenges and calculations, as well as a legitimacy with 11 in and it's a position has been really challenged as a result of a supporting, as i said. and it's 4 and syria. and that has meant that many of the lebanese, a very, very reluctant to see 11 and drawn into, into a conflict today. also the way as well tradition, the retaliated against has belie, is it, as well as it has established a patch. and that if there's an attack from his will, they will try and respond imm