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and conflicts, presence, basa, and ata. and considering all these fronts today, i was affected by the absence of sayyid. we are still following the path and the mistakes, internally united in the organizational framework and standing firm in the face of the american- israeli aggression against lebanon and palestine . our greatness increased. today, what we observe is strength. we will continue on this path. you notice operations against the zionist enemy continue. communication our system has become stronger than before and we are against the zionists and the americans. this battle and the war that we are fighting today in lebanon and palestine is the meaning of god alone, and after god almighty , there is the axis of resistance from yemen to iraq to syria, lebanon and palestine, the islamic republic of lebanon and palestine, the blessed victory that will not be revealed to us in any day of the days, it was the meaning of our struggle in all of us, us. my strength and strength today in the field of struggle, without a doubt

| drone attack by hezbollah at a training camp, at a drone attack by hezbollah at a training camp, atan about 20 miles away from the south of haifa. it was reported it was the heaviest human loss inside of israel since the eighth of october last year when the confrontation started after the seventh of october and it is worrying, concerning for israel because how come it's advanced drone infiltrated and evaded all these advanced defence systems of israel and israel showed some locations of military bases, so intelligence and information, so it is worrying for israel after hezbollah is not finished yet. still despite the assassination of nasrallah, it is not over yet. it is a worrying thing and it shows hezbollah is not finished yet, so it can pressure israel to rethink, where the war is the only way to achieve the objectives of the israelis to the north or think about the seven resolution to settle the dispute and conflict with hezbollah. in dispute and conflict with hezbollah. ., hezbollah. in the meantime, the un sa 5 hezbollah. in the meantime, the un says israeli _ hezbollah. in the

carrying out fresh air strikes again on lebanon, they are striking military industries, a company named ata near the sakin. region as you can see in the images that were receiving huge fire is burning in that region, the result of israeli strikes on military industries in lebanon. in the meantime, iran's foreign minister has met with serious president bashar al-assad in damascus during his official visit to the syrian arab republic. during the meeting, hailed the resistance movement in lebanon and occupied palestine for their resilience. the top diplomat also called for coordinated effort to stop israeli aggressions. for his part, syria's president assad emphasized that the resistance against any occupation, aggression and massacre is legitimate right. he also hailed iran's retaliatory attacks against israel and said that the strike gave a strong lesson to the occupying regime. before meeting, president assad iran's foreign minister held talks with the syrian counterpart where he stressed the need for an urgent ceasefire in lebanon and gaza. prior to his visit to syria arachshi met with the

in the latest attacks, the movement fired rocket barrages at the ata military industries company in lower galilei and also the malagilboa military base. hez also hit the enemy positions and gatherings in the forest area of the dan settlement using. rockets the occupied city of sarford was also attacked with the rocket barrage. israeli media reported that 38 soldiers were injured in battles with hezbulah along the lebanese border over the past 24 hours. israel has launched fresh air strikes on lebanon, including a palestinian refugee camp in northern part. the arab country, causing more death and destruction. the palestinian resistance movement, hamas, says several of its commanders and the family members were killed in the regime strike. in south lebanon, israeli forces targeted marti salah gandur hospital in the city of bent jabel, injuring at least nine of the medical staff. the regime's military has also struck mosque, adding to a growing list of civilian infrastructure it has targeted. this is... early war planes also continue targeting different areas of beirut, including the vicinit

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katibah al-muhajir or safiyya, but 13 year old leon abu al-ata isn't any other child. >> she's a childnd over 2 million other gazans waking up that saturday morning to the sound of all out war. hamas terrorists had begun their slaughter of about 1200 israelis on october 7th. >> though israel didn't start this war. israel will finish it. >> over the next year, the idf decimating gaza while hamas operated underneath civilian areas in its tunnels. >> i have only one question. we, as civilians, where are we supposed to go? the fighting, displacing about 2 million palestinians, 90% of gaza's population over the past year, embedded with the israeli military. >> we saw it firsthand. >> this is where displaced people have been trying to get from north gaza to the southern part of gaza. >> pretty much all the roads around us are obliterated. there is small arms fire just on the other end of this berm. here. and most recently, we were in rafah. what struck emptiness of the place. neighborhood in rafah, this devastation goes on as far as the eye can see. and as the war drags on, death and disease

the movement fired rocket barrages at the settlement of carmel, the occupied city of safad and the ata military industries company in the lower galilei. hezbollah also targeted gatherings of israeli soldiers both in the settlement of katsin and at the jala deir side. israeli media reported that 38 soldiers were injured in battles with hezbulah along the lebanese border over the past 24 hours. meanwhile, the regime has issued new evacuation orders for most of the southern suburb of beirut, area in the capital that has witnessed relentless israeli strikes. the israeli regime... continues with its air strikes across lebanon, claiming the lives of more civilians. the regime has launched several fresh air strikes on the southern parts of capital beirot, including the dahia suburb. the lebanese media has described the attacks as very violent. this comes as the regime uses powerful bunker buster bombs to target residential areas in its attacks. according to lebanon's national news agency, air traffic at beirot airport was on going despite the israeli enemies aggression on the southern suburbs

fired rocket barrages of the settlement of carmial, the occupied city of safad, and the eightya or the ataburbs of beyrut, area in the capital that has witnessed relentless israely strikes. the israel regime continues with the ser strikes across lebanon claiming the lives of more civilians. the regime has launched more than 20 fresh air strikes on the southern parts of the capital bayrut, including the dahia suverb. the lebanese media has described the attacks as very violent. this comes as the regime uses powerful bunkerbuster bombs to target residential areas in his attacks. according to lebanon's national.

the movement fired rocket barrages at the settlement of carmial, the occupied city of safad, and the ata military industries company in the lower galilee. hisball also targeted gatherings of israely soldiers, both in the settlement of katzen, and at the chal alder side. israel media reported that 38 soldiers were injured in battles with h along the lebanese border over the past 24 hours. meanwile the regime has issued new evacuation orders for most of the southern suburb of, the area in the capital that has witnessed relentless israely strikes. meanwile hisball forces are continuing their resistance against intruding israely forces in lebanon, inflicting heavy casualties on them. at least 15 israelity troops were killed or injured an ambush by the resistance forces in the village of odesa in southern lebanon. the resistance forces also thorted an israely attempt to infiltrate the village of blada. hizbullah has also been keeping up its rocket attack into israeli occupied territories. israel launched a ground invasion of lebanon earlier this month following days of deadly bombardment to t

watching the press conference yesterday i was watching on instagram life and normally when you watch atacouple of hundred of viewers but there were thousands of people tuning in and commenting, justice for the menendez brothers, prison reform needs help, so it was very popular. also reality star kim kardashianjumped in kim kardashian jumped in publishing kim kardashianjumped in publishing and article is facing the brothers were not monsters but it was a nuanced case that deals with sexual abuse, child molestation and that it needs to be looked at again because we may have viewed it differently had the boys been girls and —— saying they were abused by their parents. they were abused by their arents. . ~' , ., they were abused by their parente— they were abused by their arents. ., ~ i. , . parents. thank you very much for that update, _ parents. thank you very much for that update, a _ parents. thank you very much for that update, a fascinating | for that update, a fascinating case, let's bring in our panel. msnbc columnist and founder of media site latino rebels, julio ricardo varela. and

as you say it did real damage to the carter presidency out of ata moment in 1979 when he was facing longas lines at a lot of criticism over many issues. that piece gave a green light to the rest of the press. it was okay to jump on the carter presidency. there is something wrong, that was suggested. jody powell in hamilton and carter himself regarded this article as a stab in the back, of a trail of a one-sided insider. it's a colorful story. james made some good points about some of the failings of the carter presidency is problea speech in front of a tv camera. but as you know it was in my view, was an unfair attack. you will >> an unfair attack.oi >> you had that point that you make about it's remarkable -- and thisis is just interesting s a kind of study of rhetoric and writing and what people remember. but the story that's told there is the story about carter scheduling the white house tennis courts, which you point out is not true or -- [laughter] but it gets reported. and that becomes the emblem, the emblemmatic story that poem tell even to this day about carter as a micromanager

so under taft, they had a pretty good life and they had a political organization atas very strongly behind him. and so he was able to eke out a victory there. and in vermont, vermont was just a very, very republican state. and it was closely divided between taft and roosevelt. and taft just happened to eke out about a thousand more votes than roosevelt did. what happened to taft after the election? taft got his dream job. he was appointed as chief justice of the supreme court, which as somebody who had had his eyes on the legal system and on working a lawyer and wanting to be a judge again, he had been solicitor general. he had wanted to be on the supreme court. his entire political career. and so he ultimately makes his way onto the supreme court and i think is much there than he was as president. and what happened to eugene debs, the other candidate in that race? so, debs, who had already run for president a few times, would run for president. in 1920 when he ran in 1920. he was running from prison. and that's because he had come out against world war one. he was arrested violation of th

leave the room to the grown ups to get back to businesroom t i am sure i am certain that theh idea that ata dunderheads like her would be kicking him off the ballot is more than this man can possibly. >> we heard some sound at thes top when the viewer asked it, would you have done anything differently with joee anythi bi? >> and she said, no, nothing really comes to mind. we were talking in the commercial break. her entire campaign strategycomr is based on what, like turning the page? >> this was this was literally the entire campaign strategy. billions of dollars. they sat in focus groups for weeks, coming up with a slogans, new way forward, new way forward. >> turn the page. turn the page. all this page. candidate had too this very deeply unimpressive candidate. we had to come up with one single thing to justify their campaigns narrative.e just >> she just blew u bp billionswb of dollars in a rich democratra spending. that is how empty she is upstairt s. e th >> there is not one thought in that head that is even remotelyis eve. let yo >> that's what we're dealing. before we let you go, we

several terrible hours, but in the north of israel, where the militants hamas joined hezbollah, this atain the form of endless shelling, sirens and evacuations has not stopped for a year now, finally, this week israel decided to break this gordian knot, aiming the northern arrows at lebanon, or rather at hezbollah. the most powerful blow was this one, when the leader of hezbollah hassan nasrola was killed during the shelling. but if someone in jerusalem could think that the war would end there, then... in iran they thought differently. on tuesday, looking at the footage that came to the feeds of all news agencies, many in the world it seemed that the real. third world war had begun. these images had not yet been shown on tv. the first people in israel to see such tehran shelling were residents of the dead sea region, beyond which is jordan, then iraq and iran. the rocket rain that poured down on the inhabited land that evening resembled footage of the apocalypse. and this armageddon was filmed from almost every point on the earth, at the wailing wall, from cctv cameras, these images from

it means there is atae body of traditional precedent and agractice to draw on in further answering concerns ab what the particular types of products wilbe regulated, which justice kavanaugh also answered some of the concern about how the regulated parties will know whether c falls within the scope of the law. finay, in thinking about responding torimary argument which is that a single undrilled hole is enough to exempt a product from regulatn, think the court does not have to blind itself to practical ramifications of that rule. the agency's interpretation is the status quo. it is how the law has been applied over 50 years. if the court now says that one undrilled hole i enough to exempt products from regulation, at is going to bac change in how the gun control act is plemented. at that point, it can serve its function because all manufacturers everywhere could simply eproducts from regulation through the simple expedient. thatea going forward, all guns cou bome ghost guns. the court said 200 years ago that you don't have to interpret statute to be self-defeating like that if there is a pla

basically standing up on a because he's been in prison for stent up on a soapbox and saying this is ata war for capitalists. we would consider it the mildest protest today but he's in prison under this extraordinary the liberal law which, inra fact, is not this part of it but other parts of it are at the center of some of our current document prosecutions about president trump. but the law allowed you to be imprisoned if you said in a speech that might have a bad tendency to obstruct recruitment. so you didn't havere to tell people don't enlist or you l get shot, simpered by saying this is a bad war, it might lead some people not to enlist and the court uphold these prosecutions unedited in speech they could have bad tendency should be suppressed. holmes and usefully joy those and effect upheld the decisions but over the summer of, in the early 1920s, he reads and he thinks and in particular he's moved by law review article that the greatcl law professor chafee wrote where chafee quotes against homes some of his earlier pages including the famous fire, the most range of protection for f

they will go to dell or hp there's other companies that may want to buy them, not just -- not just met ata and not just tesla. >> we did mention yesterday in your absence, though, executives at chip companies selling about $1.3 billion in stock in the quarter. >> look, they've made a lot of money. people sell for a million different reasons. if they didn't sell and you were their adviser you would say, look, i think i should resign because i have so much money in these. that's my only explanation, otherwise why not let it ride? these people have such huge gains. they could be saying capital gains rates may be going up if one of the two people gets in, has a democratic house and senate, capital gains going way up >> wait. if a democrat wins the presidency. >> if vice president harris gets in and the house and senate go democrat, she needs that, then i think the idea of the capital gains tax will be this low would be fanciful. >> that seems an unlikely scenario right now, doesn't it >> don't trap me. >> i'm saying that the likelihood that you're going to get one party -- i mean, it happens a

they say the 1968 gun control act to try to regulate them is running afoul of the ata, statutory rulemakingnecessarily a second amendment case likely think of, but more of an interpretation. the justices seem to be willing to leave this rule intact. they left it in forced. the majority of justices seem to think that the biden administration biden administration has the leeway to do this. if you know what you are getting, it is still a gun, it is still a firearm. host: your reporting on this case, the supreme court has skeptical eyes towards unregulated ghost guns. what were you hearing from the justices during those arguments? guest: what i mentioned was there was a back-and-forth. if you're ordering a kit that has these pieces, and all you have to do for example is drill a few holes to assemble and remove plastic, aren't you in fact knowing that you're getting a firearm? it isn't that these pieces could be regulated on their own. one analo between -- one analogy that justice alito brought up is what if i have peppers and eggs, does that mean it's a western omelette? what if you are orderin

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they say the 1968 gun control act to try to regulate them is running afoul of the ata, statutory rulemakingssarily a second amendment case likely think of, but more of an interpretation. the justices seem to be willing to leave this rule intact. they left it in forced. the majority of justices seem to think that the biden administration biden administration has the leeway to do this. if you know what you are getting, it is still a gun, it is still a firearm. host: your reporting on this case, the supreme court has skeptical eyes towards unregulated ghost guns. what were you hearing from the justices during those arguments? guest: what i mentioned was there was a back-and-forth. if you're ordering a kit that has these pieces, and all you have to do for example is drill a few holes to assemble and remove plastic, aren't you in fact knowing that you're getting a firearm? it isn't that these pieces could be regulated on their own. one analo between -- one analogy that justice alito brought up is what if i have peppers and eggs, does that mean it's a western omelette? what if you are ordering an

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it was much greater than what was achieved at a similar greater than what was achieved ata similarsummitwhat was achieved at a similar summit a year ago. the government really does need overseas investments to come through. that is going to be essential if the uk is going to meet its growth objectives. i think what the government has to do now is to follow through on a lot of the commitments it is been making. has the political stability built in given its political mandate, it now needs to follow through on things like planning reform and it has to tread lightly in terms of imposing additional tax burdens on businesses in the budget. tax burdens on businesses in the budget-— the budget. give “oining us from the h the budget. give joining us from the institute - the budget. give joining us from the institute of - from the institute of directors. let's stay with the uk economy because we will get the pulse of the labour market in a few hours. two big sets of data out in the next hour or so giving the latestjobs and wage numbers. key information for the bank of england, weighing up its nex