cnn and associated press photographer hasan slaya was one of the first to photograph a burning israelik. here he is in a friendly embrace with one of the possible leaders of hamas - investigators say. and these are terrible shots. the abu alix telegram channel publishes photographs from social networks; in february, the so-called journalist posted instructions as an ubinger. that is, a hired specialist from among local residents, his own did the job, quote: in good faith, the media holding itself did not know anything about the invasion in advance, a similar answer came from raeyers and the associated press, the israeli government press bureau intends to investigate further. the head of the israeli government press service, nitzan chen, demanded clarification from the heads of the bureau of the associated press, cnn news and the new york times regarding the alarming conclusions that the public is walking in hiding places throughout the enclave, and not only. grenade launchers and mines, unknown chemicals found right next to the university, how much ammunition is still hidden, despite t

a similar response came from both rators and the associated press.he israeli government press bureau intends to investigate further. the head of the israeli government press service, nitzan chen, demanded clarification from bureau chiefs of the associated press, raghter, cnn and the new york times. regarding the alarming conclusions of the onest reporting publication about the involvement of their photographers in the events of october 7, which crosses all red lines, professional and moral. weapons of the terrible war are still found in caches throughout the enclave, not only grenade launchers and mines, unknown chemical substances were discovered right next to the university, how much ammunition is still hidden. despite the active advance of the idf, from there from the gases, she is now in direct sight of the missiles scattered throughout israel, thanks to the network... appear literally out of nowhere, i must say, tension here is certainly in the air. the israeli negev desert has always been under attack for many years, in agreement with the jewis

correspondents, they in... bought photos and they do not cooperate with these people, and the associated press forced to remove the names of these photographers with whom they cooperated from their database, moreover, it turned out that these were their staff correspondents who cooperated with hamas and they are doing such things now, they seem to have already fired one of them in the hall, the other one has had his photo removed somewhere, so there is such a very... serious scandal, which shows that the world media covered these events, in general, well, through the eyes of militants, hamas, through the eyes of terrorists, that is, they disseminated the content of terrorists, and this of course greatly changes the overall impression of all this , moreover, such a persistent policy of israel, when i show them, even in hollywood they show these the atrocities committed by the palestinians, all of their actions cause public opinion to cease to be so unanimous, i would say, to be somewhat panicky in relation to whether israel can directly, somehow actively conduct hostilities, no, now it is no lo

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as the associated press reports, tzahal said in the morning that three hundred hamas targets were hit as a result of airstrikes and ground attacks. details further. damaged cars and fragments of ammunition, the consequences of the rocket attack on the israeli city of azhdut are shown in these shots, reported press. as a result of the gas sector attack, four people were injured, one... is in the hospital in a serious condition, three have suffered minor injuries, dozens of rockets are fired from the gaza sector every day, most of them are intercepted by the israeli iron dome defense system, the report says. over the past day, idf forces struck about 300 targets, including anti-tank, missile and launchers under mines, as well as military facilities in underground tunnels belonging to the terrorist organization hamas. it is reported. the press service of the israel defense forces is on its way site the militants responded with anti-tank missiles and machine gun fire. hamas has a network of underground gas tunnels 500 km long. reuters writes that these tunnels are a key goal of israel. id

raghters and the associated press, honeest reporting claims that these journalists may have known abouthe impending invasion of israel. what were they doing there so early, at what should have been a quiet saturday morning? with the tank, here he is in a friendly embrace with one of the possible leaders of hamas - investigators say. and these are terrible shots. the telegram channel abuliexpress publishes photographs from social networks; in february, the so-called journalist posted instructions on how to kill residents. there is also footage of the alleged journalist riding a motorcycle while waving a grenade. cnn stated that esliah stringer, that is , a hired specialist from among local residents, did his job, press quotes. the israeli government press office intends to understand further. the head of the government press service, nitzan demanded clarification from the heads of the associated press , raghter, cnn and new york times bureaus regarding the alarming conclusions of the est reporting publication, about the involvement of their photographer in the events of october 7, which

the media said that the associated press was informed of the termination of cooperation. only from time to time time. based on video footage seized from militants, today the israeli special services are recording atrocious crimes, identifying the terrorists, and finding out the names and fates of the hostages. relatives and friends of the hostages gathered in the squares of all major cities, their loved ones above all else. today, on the square , which has already become a traditional meeting place, relatives... of those kidnapped by terrorists are celebrating the birthday of hostage alexander trufanov, who turned 28 yesterday; on october 7 , his entire family was killed or kidnapped in in a village bordering gaza, today his friends lit a birthday cake for him in the square. unfortunately, we do not have any new information, today we are celebrating sasha’s birthday, he is 28 years old, and we are celebrating this. when we lit candles for him, we decided not to extinguish them, because he will extinguish them when he returns to us in israel, at most

saturday in israel was recorded by four professional photographers who cooperated with cnn, the associated press, and they not only cooperated there with them, they were among hamas militants, cooperated with hamas militants, and even more, they actually published these photos with their, well, assistance in world agencies, it all ended in a terrible scandal, when the minister of foreign affairs of israel simply sent letters to all these world media and said that you are cooperating with militants, the reuters agency immediately said that it is not its staff correspondents, they bought photos from freelancers and they do not cooperate with these people, the associated press in general was forced to remove the names of these photographers with whom they cooperated from their database, moreover, it turned out that it was their regular correspondents who cooperated with hamas and they, well, there are such things going on now, they seem to have already released one person in the hall, the other somewhere there deleted his photo, well, that is, there is such a very serious scandal, which shows that

associated press is reporting that derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer who was convictedy another inmate in prison. ap says derek chauvin was seriously injured in the incident. the attack reportedly happened at a federal prison in arizona. ap is citing the bureau of prisons saying an inmate was attacked on friday afternoon before being taken to hospital for treatment, but they did not name the inmate. the murder of george floyd, of course, led to mass protests around the world. we'll bring you more on that developing story as we get it. the us centers for disease control and prevention is warning that not enough americans have been vaccinated against the new strains of covid to offer sufficient protection this winter. only 15% of adults and fewer than 5% of children have received the updated vaccines this year. surveys show 64% of americans believe the pandemic is over. but the cdc says long covid remains a concern, with one in four long covid patients reporting difficulties performing day—to—day activities. a little earlier, i spoke to dr demetre daskalakis from the cdc.

it's what i have seen to select the associated press news agencies reporting that is rarely forces 5 tear gas at the crowd in an attempt to push them back from the prison with me now, is it obvious um, but in the crane uh, who's been monitoring the whole situation all day. the latest numbers, according to the red cross searching is riley's hebrides by mos, in addition to 10 times one, filipino can we conclude at this stage that this was all a success so far? so good. i would say it's this is, you know, day one of a 4 day cease fire. and there are many complex parts to disagreement. but yes, the reason why the palestinian prisoners, for example, were released later by israel is that part of the deal is that israel would wait for confirmation that the hostages had been released by hum us into the care of the international red cross. and also then across that rough a border crossing and indeed that occurred. and therefore the next in the sequence was, uh, it was the palestinians. and just interesting to know we, we have now heard that confirmation, as you said, that 13 of the hostages w

. >> some of the biggest media outlets including cnn, the new york times and associated press are on defense following an investigative report by an israeli media watchdog indicating some freelance photojournalists that work for us media outlets may have been tipped off about the hamas october 17 were attacks that may have been embedded with the terror group or the chief religion correspondent lauren greed is in new york with information on this. >> that's right a new report suggests freelance media workers were on the scene of the brutal attack so early that they may have been tipped off by hamas the israel government press office is demanding answers and wants to know if terrorists may have been disguised as chals. the watchdog organization reporting claims 4 journals from agencies like the associated press and reuters were on the scene so fast that hamas could have given them a head's up. the group is asking the outlets who published their photos if they approved of their presence inside enemy territory together with the terrorist infiltrators. all of the outlets have denied havin

in the gas sector, according to the associated press, 13 people were killed after a strike on the easterneighborhoods of khanyunis. dozens of injured patients were taken to the local nasser hospital. gas attacks continued in the north of the enclave, and ground forces also fought near the ashif hospital. due to the lack of electricity and supplies at the medical facility, 12 patients died. another alkuts hospital closed due to lack of electricity. besides, afterwards, according to the palestinian ministry of health, 3,000 oncology patients were left without treatment. tsahal, in turn, announced the operation of safe corridors for civilians from shifi to the southern part of gaza. today , about 70 russians crossed the rafah checkpoint. millions of rallies from sydney to london are calling for a ceasefire in gaza. more than 2000 people in brussels, paris, berlin, barcelona are demanding. stop the genocide of palestinians and end support for israel. in london, such a march became a record, according to the organizers, in the action was attended by about 500,000 people. the start of the march

you got to take care of immediate disaster. >> you cover the white house for the associated press and this past week, how are they trying to balance, the president trying to balance this humanitarian crisis happening in gaza which is showing this res olute support for israel. >> it is a difficult line to walk. because from october 7th on they're made clear their staunch support for israel, israel military actions, they've made it clear that they're not going to dictate what israel'sm military does. and they say they relayed this in private, but israel does have to keep the civilian -- the toll on civilians in mind. and you see that coming as you're seeing growing pressures and growing unease from members of his own party. i was struck by chris murphy's statement last week, he's a defender of the administration when it comes to foreign policy decisions and the fact that he said this is basically this is going too far. this is -- there needs to be some sort of a course change. i think that is indicative of what a lot of democratic lawmakers are feeling right now, but israel is an import

mind you, this is the same associated press that shared office space with hamas until 2021.erage from this, this conflict, the terror attacks, has been absolutely disgraceful, will. the media at one point was debating the babies were beheaded or if they were just found with their heads chopped off. mind you, they're happy to take information from the ministry of health, the gazan ministry of health, which is hamas, because hamas is the government of gaza. they questioned the beheading of babies? >> will: shouldn't it be surprising? when they look for their crime, they look to the side they want to align with. if it's their side on the guilty presumption, it's the object's fault. in kenosha, it was a s.u.v. it was a s.u.v. that ran through a crowd and killed people. >> or the black lives matter when they're burning down cities. it was fiery but peaceful as buildings were burning in a blaze. you know, when trump said the media is the enemy of the people, they are. right? i think the coverage of what has happened -- if theres a time for moral clarity ever in life, you'd think t

according to a new poll from the associated press, 32% of folks say turkey will be their favorite dish this year. 19% say stuffing, slash dressing, depending on what you call it or how you prepare it in your family. and then 6% declared mashed potatoes. however, on the subject of turkey, there is a generational divide, guys. you see, when it comes to people 45 and older, 39% say turkey is their faith. but that number dropped to 24% for younger adults. >> so what else are the younger adults eating then? if they're not eating the turkey, what are they making? >> me personally, i love stuffing, but only if it's my mom's. my mom needed some brownie points anyway, while we're on the subject of turkey, there is always that big rumor that consuming it makes you tired, right? they say it's that mysterious amino acid called tryptophan. well i asked a registered dietitian and nutritionist named wendy wesley about this to see if our annual 2 p.m. turkey day nap is indeed because of whatever tryptophan is. so, wendy, is it the tryptophan? >> it is not the tryptophan. >> all kinds of foods have try

responded, associated press had no knowledge of the october 7th attacks before they happened. first pictures a.p. received from any freelancer showed they were taken more than an hour after the attacks began. the agency notes they are no longer working with one gaza freelancer, and honest reporting notes the website ynet has a response from cnn noting the network has cut ties with one freelancer, writing we have not at this time found reason to doubt the accuracy of the work he has done for u we have decided to suspend all ties with him. the national public diplomacy directorate argues they were accomplices in crimes against humanity, actions contrary to professional ethics. >> sandra: molly, thank you. john. >> john: israel's military says troops have destroyed at least 130 hamas tunnel shafts. underground network is believed to stretch more than 300 miles under gaza and used to transport weapons, people and supplies. an israeli journalist has reported on this extensively, he says the tunnels are something that we cannot even imagine. abi is co-creator of netflix thriller "fa

or like this associated press reporter who was fired for criticizing the media about the type of newsort of palestine. a bbc reporter tweeted that 6 arabic bbc reporters were suspended for liking texts in sympathy with the palestinians. in the occupied territories. this cctv shows that if a screen in if they like supporting palestine, they will be arrested. as gaza crumbles, those who speak out against innocent palestinians are silenced and dismissed, the guardian reported. this article mentions efforts to silence since israel launched a barbaric attack that killed thousands of palestinians. it describes how dozens of people lost their jobs because of their support for palestine. famous people who are working in the big media and actually working, all of them are unemployed, because supporting palestine seems to be the cost of the resistance of the palestinian people. it has made the people of the world think about what this spirit originates from. i'm in school now, but i don't have patience , i'm a madrasah, why are you one of the schools? because it is under construction, so there

host: the associated press reporting of the supreme court code of ethics saying republicans complained democrats were mostly reacting to decisions they did not like from a conservative dominated court, including overturning the right to an abortion. the democrat backed ethics bill that is percolating would require the justices provide more information about potential conflicts of interest and written explanations about the decisions not to recuse. it would seek to approve transparency around gifts received by justices. the bill has little prospect of becoming law in the republican-controlled house. the other thing is the potential shutdown of the federal government in four days. you can comment on either one of those things. you can also text us at (202)-748-8003. let's hear from ray in ithaca, new york, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. on the supreme court, i support the ethics agreement that the justices have made and i think these are all nine honorable people. i think republicans will support speaker johnson. it only hurts republicans if we shut down the gover

the "associated press" reports police are searching for suspected after seven were wounded after a shootingie view university. it happened about 50 miles northwest of houston. the injuries are said to be non-life-threatening injuries. investigators say more than 1,000 people were at the party when the shots were fired. >>> the post and courier says doc antle of "tiger king" has been found guilty of money laundering. authorities say he also used donations to a nonprofit to launder money. antle faces up to five years in prison. >>> and the san antonio express says texas southern university is investigating a viral video showing a tuba player throwing punches at a football game. the video shows someone in the stands yelling at a member of tsu's marching band during saturday's gate against jackson state and mississippi. the tuba player is seen throwing several punches. tsu says it's taking additional measures to ensure the safety of band members. >>> still to come, a special adoption. a rescue dog finds her forever home after her new owner makes an amazing discovery. finds a fr home after her n

days, when the hamas invasion of israel happened and photographers from cnn, new york times, associated pressrators, that is, the largest western news agencies, could know about this invasion in advance, the honeest reporting organization came to this conclusion. many of these journalists who worked for these publications found themselves directly on the scene, right where the bloody battles were unfolding. found themselves together with the field commanders, what were they doing there, now the regional public relations department as part of the office of the prime minister of israel calls for maximum attention to the fact that photojournalists working with international media have joined in covering the brutal killings committed by hamas terrorists on saturday october 7 in populated areas on the border with the gaza strip. these journalists have become complicit in crimes against humanity. their actions were contrary to professional ethics. the national directorate paid for the work of these journalists, we demanded an explanation. meanwhile, he was already in the very heart of the gas secto

joining us flow to talk about this, white house reported for the associated press. set here in washington. let's talk about the biden administration's approach to israel including the pause and john kirby, admiral kirby has been saying, look, we endorse the pause. israel seems a lot less sure about this and certainly not at any real length. any biden officials you speak to think a three day pause is something israel would consider? >> so far they've shutdown any consideration of a pause. they're trying to get more hostages out and also to show that they can demonstrate that they have some influence over how israel's conducting its invasion into gaza. and by doing that show that the -- the support that they've shown israel, all that support can pay off also for palestinian civilians caught in the cross fire of this war. >> i know there's been some frostration that israel is not really taking our advice. you bring to us this morning new reporting on an a.p. poll that finds americans are pretty divided over hamas' response to the attack. >> americans are more likely th

or like this associated press reporter who was fired for criticizing the media about the type of news coverage about palestine but he says: they remain supporters of palestine. the face sports celebrities like karim benzema are threatened with deportation. news reported that the driver of this subway will be fired because of these slogans in support of palestine. a bbc reporter tweeted that 6 arabic bbc reporters were suspended for liking texts in sympathy with the palestinians. in the occupied territories, this cctv shows that if they like a page in support of palestine, they will be arrested. as gaza crumbles, those who speak out against innocent palestinians are silenced, the guardian reported. are fired this article mentions efforts to silence, appease, and persecute palestinian supporters since israel launched a barbaric attack that killed thousands of palestinians. happend. without any explanation, he prevented the broadcasting of the programs of his three muslim presenters. this reporter explains how dozens of people have lost their jobs because of their support for palestine.

as reported by the associated press , the zionists shot at a group of residents of the gaza strip on the salahuddin dastam highway , killing two people. 11 people were injured. with the beginning of the ceasefire in gaza, a number of northern residents are returning to their homes. al-mayadeen network reported that the occupying forces with shooter the cannonballs are trying to prevent the people of gaza from moving towards their homes. the zionist authorities, who marched into gaza with the slogan of destroying the resistance, were now forced to accept a ceasefire. there will be no ceasefire without the return of the hostages. the leaders of the occupying regime risked their political future and accepted the conditions of resistance. i am faced with difficult decisions at this time and i have to choose between hard and harder options , especially in the issue of hostages. the authorities of the occupying regime with this decision in the form of talisman that except through the agreement of the exchange of prisoners the ability to free they do not have their own evening music. what d

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the "associated press" reports japan plans to suspend its own osprey flights after a u.s. air force osprey crashed. the american aircraft went down ned during a training mission off the coast of southern japan. at least one of the eight crew members on board was killed. seven others are missing. tokyo has also asked the u.s. military to stop all ospreys operating in japan except for those searching for the victims. >>> "the washington post" says an indian government official directed a plot to assassinate a sikh separatist leader in new york city. that's according to a u.s. prosecutor. american officials say that they learned about the alleged plot in the spring to kill the u.s. citizen who advocated for the creation of a sovereign sikh state. authorities say they set up a sting operation with an undercover agent posing as a hit man. the indian government official was not charged or identified, but murder-for-hire charges were filed against an indian citizen arrested in the czech republic. >>> and the "minneapolis star-tribune" says cup foods in -- and other businesses at

the "associated press" reports the former minneapolis police officer convicted of killing george floyd was stabbed by another inmate in an arizona prison. a person familiar with the matter told the "ap" that derek chauvin was seriously injured friday at a federal prison in tucson. the state attorney general's office says chauvin is expected to survive. chauvin is serving more than 22 years for murdering and violating floyd's civil rights in 2020. >>> "the new york times" says u.s. troops are still training on weapons with a known risk of brain injury. pentagon researchers say weapons like shoulder-fired rockets expose troops who fire them to blast waves far above safety limits. the "times" says they are still being widely used. in recent years congress ordered the military to set safety limits and start tracking troops' exposure. last year the military did set blast limits, but the "times" says little has changed. the pentagon says it has taken steps to reduce blast exposure. >>> the "rolling stone" says a third accuser is suing rapper sean "diddy" combs of alleged sexual assault. the

. >>> the associated press reports right wing populist javier milei has won the argentina presidential promised drastic changes to deal with soaring inflation and rising poverty. his plans include shutting the central bank, ditching the peso, and slashing spending. >>> the texas tribune says donald trump has picked up the endorsement of the state's republican governor. trump attended an event near the u.s./mexico border yesterday, with governor greg abbott. the front-runner for the republican nomination also visited the texas national guard. he has pledged to crack down on immigration if elected next year. >>> and the kansas city star reports a school forced an 8-year-old native american boy to cut his hair. the aclu is now calling on the girard school district to end the policy that bars long hair for boys, saying it violates the state and federal laws. a board of education is set to review the policy next month. >>> well, still to come, no gobbling these turkeys. we will meet the thanksgiing birds that will be pardoned by the president today. (vo) wish you knew what your cat was feel

the israeli government accused associated press journalists, raitor, and a new york times correspondentf collaborating with the hamas group. the basis for the claims was the fact that the reporters accompanied the armed arabs at the time of the invasion on october 7. in tel aviv they believe that the journalists could not have been at the hamas breakthrough point by accident. were in close contact with the group, the reuters has already issued a statement that the accusations are absurd, but photographs from agencies confirm that the journalists followed the arab militant groups into israeli territory. the scandal turned out to be loud, hamas is called terrorists in the west, and rostak and workers of the largest media outlets acted as accomplices in the terrorist attack, although they could have prevented it. pentagon spokesman admiral kirby said the united states have already spent 96% of those 60. ukraine. last week it was announced that kiev would be provided with weapons worth another $125 million, and this is the last of the aid packages for now. if kirby's statements are true, th

again, it's associated press call of the races at this hour.en tracking, we're still very much a work in progress, is mississippi, and you could see down just over 60% of the vote in that governor's race, tate reeves's advantage over brandon presley, 12 points, and i say we continue but we are now getting votes in from hinds county, a very delayed poll closing the end we hinds county again, the biggest county in the state, a county that democrats won by 56 points in the last governor's election, and presley in the early voting has come out 73% in this county and that leads to the vote from hinds and where to come is going to bring presley closer statewide. the issue that presley is running into is, he has made gains in some counties. he had made gains in a number of counties from the democratic nominee in 2019, but it has not been consistent, and in fact in a couple of big counties, he is not doing anywhere near what the democrat did in 2019. for, instance is only about 40% of the voting. this was the democratic county in 2019. democrats carry

according to the associated press research , the us government has spent another 123 billion dollarscorona budget in the wrong cases, which means that nearly 10% of the total corona budget has not been spent on itself. this problem is caused by haste. it was too much for the budget because the priority was placed on speeding up its spending, this budget was unprecedented, and in this regard, care was not taken to avoid spending in another way and theft. america has recorded the highest number of corona victims in the world with about 1 million 182 thousand people. god knows , in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light eleanor allah is great. allah is great. god is great. god is great. i testify that there is no god but god . i testify that there is no god but god but god. hai ali al-falah hai ali al-falah good work is good, good work is allah akbar , allah is great, there is no god but allah. there is no god but god. in the name and memory of god, with greetings, dear viewers of khabar network , we expect to have a calm atmosphere in o

called defumizm league 19, established by ashraf kamel and the kamel sovereignty according to the associated press , any news about israel that wants to be published in the world will first reach this definite league and then it will be broadcast to the world. of course , what i am saying is that it takes place within a few seconds i mean, most of them are working with artificial intelligence now, these news were already prepared in the first hour of the war, because i don't care what happened, it doesn't matter at all, the content can be created there, in fact, it is the reason that i don't know that hamas killed a child. kanae was already ready, he refused, yes, look at what happened, the movement of hamas, the doctrine of hamas , was that hamas would have attacked in 6 months. it was informed that israel wanted to do this and it started with a preemptive strike. what george bush did he came and distorted article 51 of the law, in fact , he destroyed the organization of the nation and the legitimacy of the organization and attacked iraq and afghanistan. hamas also started a preemptive attack fro

that is from the associated press. it is open forum if you want to participate on the phone lines and on social media. those are the phone lines right there. you want to choose the one that best represents you. social media sites, that is facebook and x. let's hear from michael in hagerstown, maryland. republican line. caller: i agree with the guy that the first thing that has to happen is the arab countries have to understand israel's right to exist. they have got remove hamas. the easiest way to do that would be for the arab countries in the area to take the palestinians in for a few years before they can rebuild the area in gaza and so forth. my question to you and the audience, no one has given me a good answer, why want any of the surrounding arab states like egypt or saudi arabia or syria or lebanon, why want any of them take one palestinian in? they don't want anything to do with the palestinians. what is the reason? because they are radicalized? i would like to have someone give me an answer. host: a viewer fro

resonant, is about the fact that honest reporting actually said that photojournalists of the associated pressl as colleagues from reuters, could have known about the attack by hamas 7 october, but according to some strange standards, they were silent, well, the western media say, we did not know in advance about the attack of hamas on israel, it is about absolute atrocities , a military op has been prepared for them, dismembered, in a word, not quite ethical for journalists, unobserved footage and history , and on the other hand, it is even more terrible, if you knew and, referring to some standards, remained silent, then this is also a crime . , because when hamas invaded the territory israel, there were journalists with them, that is, journalists filming, cameramen, not accredited by hamas, no? well, look, it's unknown, oh, but one of the photographers immediately took a picture with the leader of hamas , imagine, that is, people knew, people must have known it, because it was not by chance that the photo appeared, then we will film for you how children are beheaded there, good journalism,

that is from the associated press. open forum if you want to participate on the phone lines and on social media. those are the phone lines right there. you want to choose the one that best represents you. social media sites, that is facebook and x. let's hear from michael in hagerstown, maryland. republican line. caller: i agree with the guy that the first thing that has to happen is the arab countries have to understand israel's right to exist. they have got remove hamas. the easiest way to do that would be for the arab countries in the area to take the palestinians in for a few years before they can rebuild the area in gaza and so forth. my question to you and the audience, no one has given me a good answer, why want any of the surrounding arab states like egypt or saudi arabia or syria or lebanon, why want any of them take one palestinian in? they don't want anything to do with the palestinians. what is the reason? because they are radicalized? i would like to have someone give me an answer. host: a viewer fromexas,

. >>> the "associated press" says a hostage situation at hamburg airport in germany ended with a man in custody and his 4-year-old daughter safe. authorities say a 35-year-old turkish man was arrested yesterday about 18 hours after he drove his vehicle through the airport gates with his daughter. she was not hurt. police say he reportedly took his daughter by force from her mother. the airport was evacuated, and flights were canceled during the standoff. >>> and the "new york post" says a california woman disappeared while on a yoga retreat in guatemala. 29-year-old nancy ng left for what her family says was supposed to be a relaxing getaway on october 14th. they say the retreat's organizer called five days later to say she was missing. the family says it's been difficult to get any information. rescue teams searched almost all of the nearby lake. the fbi is assisting officials in guatemala. >>> and still to come, damar hamlin honors his heroes. the buffalo bills safety announces a big surprise for the people who helped save his life earlier this year. earlier this year. there once w

. >> reporter: the state's department of insurance tells the associated press that premiums for homeownersnsurance here in the state of california, including places in the bay area, have risen roughly 35% between 2017 and 2022. that's because of historic losses due to wildfires. premiums are still lower than other states with major climate risks like louisiana, texas, and florida with hurricanes. a number of people have returned to paradise to rebuild their homes and their lives since the campfire five years ago. here's the mayor of paradise, who happens to be a local contractor. >> paradise is our home, and to see them come back and have in some cases the first new home they've ever had in their whole life. >> reporter: but the financial cost of rebuilding lives, staying in paradise, has risen dramatically. the a.p. reports homeowners are paying premiums close to or near $10,000 a year, thousands more than they used to pay. the personal insurance federation of california says insurers lost more than two decades' worth of profits from the wildfires of 2017 and 2018. and as we've reporting,

. >>> the "associated press" says a pilot accused of threatening to shoot a commercial airline captainerve lieutenant colonel. jonathan dunn's military service was revealed yesterday in a court filing. he was indicted last month on charges of interfering with a flight crew. he allegedly threatened to shoot the captain if their flight last year was diverted to give a passenger medical attention. dunn was relieved of his air force command for refusing a mandatory covid vaccine in 2021. >>> the "seattle times" reports a new lawsuit against horizon air and alaska airlines. it's being brought by some of the passengers on a flight when an off-duty pilot allegedly tried to shut down the engines. authorities say pilot joe emerson was riding in the cockpit of a horizon air flight last month when he tried to pull handles that would have cut fuel to the engines. he was subdued, and the plane safely diverted to portland. the lawsuit claims passengers suffered emotional stress. >>> still to come, an unbearable appetite. a home in florida gets a surprise trick-or-treater hungry for candy. for candy.

. >>> the "associated press" reports the u.s.hwarted a plot to kill a sikh separatist leader on american soil. u.s. officials are now concerned the indian government may have had prior knowledge of the plot against the man. in september, canada's prime minister said that there were credible allegations the indian government may have had links to the assassination in that country of a sikh activist. india's foreign ministry did not directly respond to the accusation. >>> "the las vegas sun" said a judge struck down an effort to include abortion rights in nevada's constitution. the judge ruled the proposed ballot initiative was too broad. the proposed petition would have amended the state's constitution to add reproductive rights including prenatal care, birth control, vasectomy, and abortion. >>> still to come, a lawsuit against jamie foxx. details about sexual assault allegations against the oscar-winning actor. nning actor. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and

the associated press reports negotiations are underway at this hour to reach a three day humanitarian cease fire in gaza. now, in exchange, hamas would release about a dozen hostages held since the war started. ap is sourcing officials from egypt. the united nations and a western diplomat. the us has called for a pause in the fighting to allow for humanitarian aid to gaza, where more than 2 million palestinians are having a hard time getting food, water and other necessities. the conflict now in its second month, has killed about 1300 israelis and more than 10,000 palestinians. again, the associated press is reporting that negotiations are underway at this hour to reach a three day humanitarian cease fire. in exchange for that pause, about a dozen hostages held by hamas would be released. stay with fox news channel for the latest on the the latesttions on the israel-s war. >> now back to our regulari programminthing, next, the dot., >> we understand what the scheme was. we understand who the people were who were wiringo th the moy we believe we know why. but we want to hear from the b

ansari said, this telex is in front of me, the associated press reported that the house of representativesunited states of america unanimously approved the resolution that june 202 of next year, that is, june 30, that terrible day that created disaster against the counter-revolution , will be the day of support for iran's political prisoners, and they are doing this, in addition to 170 the american representative approved a resolution and gave it to the united nations for human rights. the parliaments of the world are so powerful and so active that they react to the events around them. our parliament should be a legislative machine and follow the government. whether it will reach the current state of the government within 3-4 months it is not enough and in my opinion, the submission of this two priority plan in this parliament will pave the way for a procedure that , god willing, the honorable members of the parliament will be able to take a political stance in defense of ideals in addition to the implementation methods of bills and legal and executive plans. and kill the values ​​of their

the associated press says was detained without charge or trial. president biden credited u.s.lomacy by collaborating with leaders of egypt and qatar to help broker the cease-fire. he also shared his vision for peace in the middle >> where israelis and palestinians can one day live side by side in a 2 state solution with equal measure of freedom. and we spoke with a member of the arab resource and organizing center and the ceo of the jewish community relations council of the bay area. >> on the developments to get their takes on this idea or organization in the vast majority of the bay area, jewish community supports a two-state solution. we believe that israelis and palestinians >> need to have a shared future where they can live side by side in peace and be able to visit each other's cities and holy sites and beaches. and unfortunately, we have a terrorist organization running gaza that's incompatible with that vision. the >> israeli government has actually torpedoed the possibility for a 2 state solution because they have fully supported building of illegal settlements acros

you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was, has signed a sly and they fired him because he had covered the palestinian a top on israel on october 7th. and israel claimed that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection for doing his reports. he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list, and now would have less protection if they were to be fired as well. stalls is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, absolutely, he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also as those of sentiments saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been sealed. 34 of them being post sent in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is, why was

the associated press says was detained without charge or trial. president biden credited u.s. diplomacy by collaborating with leaders of egypt and qatar to help broker the cease-fire. he also shared his vision for peace in the middle >> where israelis and palestinians can one day live side by side in a 2 state solution with equal measure of freedom. and we spoke with a member of the arab resource and organizing center. >> and the ceo of the jewish community relations council of the bay area on the developments to get their takes on this idea or organization in the vast majority of the bay area, jewish community supports a two-state solution. we believe that israelis and palestinians >> need to have a shared future where they can live side by side in peace and be able to visit each other's cities and holy sites and beaches. and unfortunately, we have a terrorist organization running gaza that's incompatible with that vision. the >> israeli government has actually torpedoed the possibility for a 2 state solution because they have fully supported building of illegal settlements a

7, when the hamas invasion of israel and photographers from cnn, new york took place times, associated presslarge-scale investments, the honeest reporting organization came to this conclusion in advance. many of these journalists who worked for these publications ended up. directly at the scene of events, right where the bloody battles were unfolding, they found themselves together with the field commanders, what they were doing there, now the key question , official israel demands an explanation, the national public relations department as part of the office of the prime minister of israel calls for maximum attention to be paid to what international media photojournalists joined in covering the brutal murders committed. hamas on saturday october 7 in populated areas on the border with the gaza strip. these journalists became accomplices in crimes against humanity; their actions were contrary to professional ethics. the national public relations office sent an urgent letter to the executives to explain. meanwhile, tsahal, already in the very heart of the gas sector in its northern territorie

. >> israel yesterday striking a refugee camp which according to the associated press, lies in an areare palestinians were told by the israeli military to seek refuge. the hamas run health ministry claims 53 people were killed. the ministry says so far in the conflict, more than 9700 palestinian have died. but israel's ambassador to the un is casting doubt on that death toll. >> we shouldn't believe or take any numbers coming out of gaza at face value, everything is being controlled by the terrorists of hamas. there is no humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> us secretary of state antony blinken is traveling throughout the region, including a surprise visit to iraq. the biden administration has been pushing for a humanitarian pause in the fighting. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, this weekend said there will be no cease fire without the release of hostages. >> hamas is believed to be holding some 240 hostage, including americans. meanwhile, netanyahu has suspended a junior member of his cabinet who appeared to suggest that he was open to a nuclear attack on gaza. rhiannon a