and we all wish bernard very help. it - first place. and we all wish bernard very help.l moment for singer adele as she said hello to celine dion during her concert residency in las vegas. the two singers then shared an emotional hug in cesar�*s palace. the venue was originally built for celine dion's original residency. she called the singer one of her favourite people of all time. let me take you back to the pictures at madison square gardens. they can seejd vance and the trump family because donald trump is due to speak in the next hour or so. we will bring you that on bbc news so stay with us. no, quite a bit of sunshine. but they extended up the eastern coast in england, here cloud second and outbreaks of rain moved into northern ireland and the isle of man, which was the wettest place in the country. a lot of cloud streaming, that is coming our way on streaming, that is c

sanjana idnani has the story. 28—year—old vulture bernard is not new to firsts.s been suffering from arthritis in his stifle joint, and he's believed to be the first vulture to be treated for it with stem cells. he has gradually started showing symptoms of of arthritis in thatjoint being a little bit stiff, being a little bit sore. by exploring the opportunity and possibility of using stem cells which have been used in other animals but not vultures, we've really sort of tried to push what we might be able to achieve. the process started at the end of august, when bernard underwent surgery to harvest some of his tissue to grow the stem cells from. the stem cells were then grown for the next four and a half to five weeks. and finally, at the beginning of this month, they were injected into bernard's stifle joint. so far, he has definitely begun to sort of move around the aviary a little bit quicker and a little bit more confidently as well. the vulture trust says that, in the long term, this kind of treatment could help with conserving the vulture species, which i

sanjana id—nani has the story. 28—year—old vulture bernard is not new to firsts.arted showing symptoms of of arthritis in thatjoint being a little bit stiff, being a little bit sore. by exploring the opportunity and possibility of using stem cells which have been used in other animals but not vultures, we've really sort of tried to push what we might be able to achieve. the process started at the end of august, when bernard underwent surgery to harvest some of his tissue to grow the stem cells from. the stem cells were then grown for the next four and a half to five weeks. and finally, at the beginning of this month, they were injected into bernard's stifle joint. so far, he has definitely begun to sort of move around the aviary a little bit quicker and a little bit more confidently as well. the vulture trust says that, in the long term, this kind of treatment could help with conserving the vulture species, which is endangered. whilst it may not be likely that you see a bird in the wild with arthritis and can treat it in this way, if it gives us, you know, an incr

and finally, at the beginning of this month, they were injected into bernard's stifle joint.little bit quicker and a little bit more confidently as well. the vulture trust says that, in the long term, this kind of treatment could help with conserving the vulture species, which is endangered. whilst it may not be likely that you see a bird in the wild with arthritis and can treat it in this way, if it gives us, you know, an increased chance of longevity for the birds in those programmes, that ultimately helps to produce more young for release and to to support wild populations. for now, all eyes will be on bernard's progress, with the hope that the treatment will continue to alleviate his symptoms. sanjana idnani, bbc news. si king is best known for being one half of the much loved tv chef duo the hairy bikers, alongside his best mate dave myers, who sadly passed away earlier this year. now si is adapting to life without dave and has decided to open his first restaurant in sunderland — with some local specialities. jim scott has been taking a look around. they were a pair to b

go bears in berkeley, cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> so much excitement. well, waymo's will look a little different in the coming years. waymo and hyundai announced a partnership that will introduce hyundai ioniq five electric vehicles to waymo's fleet of self-driving cars. road testing waymo's technology in ioniq five will begin in 2025. the companies expect the cars to become available to waymo one robotaxi riders in the years after that. waymo has previously partnered with chrysler and jaguar. a well loved east bay nursery, annie's annuals and perennials has suddenly closed. they closed their doors in richmond yesterday, announced it the heartfelt letter to the community, the owner says she is facing significant health issues, making it impossible to continue operations. talks with potential buyers make her hopeful. the brand legacy and its offerings can live on. >> new at 11 tonight, salmon have been spotted in the klamath river for the first time in decades. according to the chronicle, scientists with the nonprofit california trout spotted chinook sal

go bears in berkeley, cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> so much excitement. well, waymo's will look a little different in the coming years. waymo and hyundai announced a partnership that will introduce hyundai ioniq five electric vehicles to waymo's fleet of self-driving cars. road testing waymo's technology in ioniq five will begin in 2025. the companies expect the cars to become available to waymo one robotaxi riders in the years after that. waymo has previously partnered with chrysler and jaguar. a well loved east bay nursery, annie's annuals and perennials has suddenly closed. they closed their doors in richmond yesterday, announced it the same day in a heartfelt letter to the community, the owner says she is facing significant health issues, making it impossible to continue operations. talks with potential buyers make her hopeful. the brand legacy and its offerings can live on. >> new at 11 tonight, salmon have been spotted in the klamath river for the first time in decades. according to the chronicle, scientists with the nonprofit california trout spott

expertise is iran and a israeli will bring you two very different views on it from two important thinkers bernard henri levy tallahassee coats israel's recent campaign against hezbollah will go down as one of the most brilliant tactical successes in warfare, or triumph of great intelligence and military execution but it also highlights a trend that the surprise attack of october 7 might have obs. >> israel is now the most powerful military actor in the middle east. the region's superpower 12 years ago, i pointed out that the decades old balance of power in the middle east had been upended. the jewish state used to be david up against the regions. golan heights, syria, iraq, and egypt. but all those three countries are now shadows of their former selves. bashar al assad rules over a battered rump syria iraq is dysfunctional, internally divided and mired and corruption egypt is in slow motion, economic collapse under the tight control of a dictator who jails islamic militants. and it's probably delighted to see israel take the battle to them. in 2010, in a comprehensive examination, the arab israel

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live for us in santa clara, with details on what may be a game to remember. cornell, i'm surprised you're not melting out there. >> dion good evening. you know, one fan told us today this is definitely not football weather. so true. still close to about 100 degrees outside of levi's. the niners faithful powering through a scorcher of a game. just trying to keep cool. let's go, let's go ryan ready for battle at levi's stadium. but many were not expecting unsportsmanlike conduct from the weather. it's hot, it's hot. >> it's real hot. it's going to be a toaster in there. >> more like a skillet. levi's setting a new heat record on sunday with a kickoff temperature of 95 degrees versus the arizona cardinals go niner. pregame tailgating was more like a game of fan survival for many. like david clark and his sons, they put up this tent in record time, finding shade and hydrating. >> definitely lots of water. big hats. >> it was definitely time to break out the old school fans and fancy personal ones too. >> and it sprays water and it's got three sp

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and abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is there for us, joins us live with the latest. cornell, this really is pretty exciting. >> it really is. dan. and football frenzy has come to berkeley. this campus definitely pumped up for tomorrow's big game. a pep rally was held here just a few hours ago, all getting ready for tomorrow's big national spotlight pregame show, espn's college game day. berkeley, getting ready to take the field as the center of the college football universe on saturday. who's ready to be miami tomorrow? >> come on, baby. >> a pregame pep rally on campus getting cal bear fans pumped up for saturday's game versus miami. a new college football conference bringing new energy. >> i think we're completely revamped. cal is back, baby. i'm super excited specifically because this is our first home game with an acc opponent, also a powerhouse within miami and this could be one of the biggest games of the year, if not the biggest game of the year. for cal. >> even cal's chancellor was giving us his best game day moves. oh my gosh, this is a game day of all game

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has details on a game to remember. let's go, niner niner. >> let's go. ryan. >> niner fans ready for battle at levi's stadium. but many were not expecting unsportsmanlike conduct from the weather. it's hot. >> it's hot. it's real hot. it's going to be a toaster in there. >> more like a skillet. levi's setting a new heat record on sunday with a kickoff temperature of 95 degrees versus the arizona cardinals go niner. pregame tailgating was more like a game of fan survival for many, like david clark and his sons, they put up this tent in record time, finding shade and hydrating. >> definitely lots of water. big hats. >> it was definitely time to break out the old school fans and fancy personal ones too. >> and it sprays water and it's got three speeds. >> laura runco says. bring on the heat. she's ready. >> it's not normal, but i've been out here when it's been freezing, raining, storming and we're in the same spot. so what are you going to do? >> tim stubbs was dousing his wife, jane with a lot of sunscreen protection. >

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it says to stop him, i suppose he's from recruitment bernard smith. i'll just say many of the injured have been rushed to a nearby come out at one hospital where doctors say that they're struggling to treat patients, spots and such with the social commodities, want to come up one hospital. and the entire facility is a, was on the hospital, is left with no results, has no medical supplies and no medical stuff. this is because many of our specialized doctors and sessions have been contained. it has only meet together with a single pediatrician, to kind of perform any surgery to the wounded that are left inside the hospital. above all patients and the injured a strewn all over the hospital floor. we appeal to the entire wall type of safety monitoring passage opened immediately. and without any delay, we need specialized medical stuff and we'll major disciplines to be allowed and i received the wounded child who is in dire need of abdominal surgery to stop his internal bleeding. before he loses his life, so many children have been bone sticking out of the

later on in tonight's show, i'm interviewing a reverend doctor bernard randall, school chaplain, whothe counter—terrorism unit because he gave a sermon to the school on identity politics and suggested you should be able to think about things from all sorts of different angles. and that and he was reported as a potential terrorist by the school. my point is, and i think josh's point as well, is whenever they set these things up , good intentions, but then up, good intentions, but then they get weaponised with good intentions, but also, again, actually, i'm going to ask josh, really, in terms of i know you're saying, you know, misogyny is a problem and it is, you know, not young people. >> and the sort of andrew tate's are always quoted. but again, my experience you know, i've got, you know, 21 year olds and 23 year olds and their friends and young men that i know that i know . that sounds awful. i know know. that sounds awful. i know a lot of young men. no, but young men that i know are probably the most polite , probably the most polite, respectful, charming young men that i've come

cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> track the heat wave with the abc seven bay area apps. you can follow the forecast with the very same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses, and find tips to stay cool. well, moving to on developing news from northern california, where a wildfire has broken out along the nevada placer county line, the so-called dutch fire has burned at least 45 acres, and mandatory evacuation orders have been issued. the fire is burning near forebay dam, not far from blue canyon along interstate 80 and in lake county. cal fire says two homes were destroyed and another one damaged by the so-called glen haven fire. that 400 plus acre blaze broke out yesterday, forcing evacuations in the community of glen haven. helicopters and retardant dropping airplanes helped stop the spread of that fire. by 10:00 last night, that fire is about 30% contained and mandatory evacuation orders remain in effect. well, cal is playing miami tonight, but the outcome of the game is probably secondary to what happened early this morning. espn's college gameday made i

the reasoning of a man who considers himself a philosopher, in my opinion, just a rare scoundrel, bernard, henri levy, israel is not invading lebanon, it is liberating it, this is a historic moment not only for the israelis, but also for the lebanese, arabs and eastern christians, do not understand. at the presentation in iran no, in iran there are a large number of synagogues, in iran there are reserved seats for representatives of judaism in parliament, but anti-israeli sentiments in iran are completely crazy, some there in all seriousness they accuse, let's say, arabs, you are anti-semites, to which the arabs politely say, we ourselves are with you, what are you talking about, you came here from poland, and we are semites, that's why you are so slightly... come to your senses, come to your senses, that's not enough, it's not at all just one people, and they have one dad, but if we take classical history, and the relationship of mutual grievances, experiences, demands, understanding for whom this land is sacred why, and where some shrines are located, where other shrines are located, al

and coming up we meet bernard, believed to be the first vulture to have stem cell treatment for his arthritise leaders of israel and iran have made theirfirst public comments about israel's airstrikes on iran. iran's president told a cabinet meeting that tehran is not looking for war but will give an "appropriate response" to israel's airstrikes. the number of people killed in israel's attack on iran has now risen to five, including a civilian. iran has called for an urgent meeting of the united nations security council to discuss the attack. iran's supreme leader said they should neither be downplayed nor exaggerated. speaking to an audience in tehran, the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei said iranian officials must decide how best to show iran's "power and capability." translation: well, they did something — translation: well, they did something wrong. _ translation: well, they did something wrong. of - translation: well, they did something wrong. of course l translation: well, they did - something wrong. of course they are exaggerating it. their exaggeration is wrong. but note that do

he appointed lieutenant general bernard mangomery as the new commander of british troops in egypt.fessional soldier, mangomery was veteran of world war i. in 1940 , he commanded a division near dunkirk. that is, he could accumulate forces, and the enemy could not accumulate them. in early november 1942, during the second battle, the british army. on november 4, 1942, more than 300 american military transport ships entered the mediterranean sea. in the ports of algiers, oran and casablanca, they landed a force totaling about 110 thousand people. french. plus this is the first combat experience of fighting the germans, this experience was considered very important for the reasons that it was both it's called a test, to what extent we can really fight the germans, because they had never had any experience of war before, the landing did not involve any resistance, they landed on a virtually clean coast and they did not experience any resistance, that is, they knew in advance that there would be no losses here, by the end of forty-second year in general... the north african campaign was

cornell bernard abc seven news. >> you look at cornell and he's on that pavement. it's black. it's radiating. oh how miserable i know. >> and san jose is one of those places that broke a record today of 103. and that temperature is taken about six feet above the ground in the shade. so you can imagine what it was like for all the fans. yes, even hotter out there. but things are about to change. here's a look at live doppler seven. in fact, we're seeing some partly cloudy conditions over parts of the bay area, and we haven't seen this in about a week. it's been mainly clear out there, although we still have a pretty good clear view from sutro looking out towards downtown san francisco. and you can see market street there in san francisco it is still 80 degrees. also san jose at 80. oakland down to 77. hayward 78. redwood city 79. and half moon bay is really cool down to 66 degrees right now. and then from mount tam, we're looking south towards oakland and the bay bridge, where we're seeing some temperatures now in the 70s in the north bay, like santa rosa 71, petaluma 66, napa,

reasoning of a person who considers himself a philosopher, in my opinion, just a rare scoundrel, bernardnri livy, israel does not invade lebanon, it liberates it, this is a historical moment not only for...

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us why many voters are showing up early to cast their ballots. >> san francisco voters are showing up early in the basement of city hall to cast or drop off their ballots. tauentzien has been working overseas and missed the last election. >> i missed the last vote previously, so this time i want to make sure that i got it in due to covid being overseas. my ballot didn't get in and i think that's my responsibility as a citizen to the minimal responsibility is to vote. >> this voting center is open this weekend and next from 10 to 4. there are lots of options. >> even if someone is not registered to vote, they still can. they come, but they have to do so in person and they come to city hall here at the voting center. or they go to a polling place on election day and register and receive a ballot. >> johnson says 90,000 mail in ballots have been received already. he predicts voter turnout could meet or exceed 2020 presidential election of 86%. >> the presidential elections in san francisco certainly have been getting stronger as far as turnout is c

as abc seven news reporter cornell bernard found out, the local farm bureau is keeping its doors locked after recent death threats. >> and obviously, both sides are very passionate, but it should never come to a death threat. >> extra security and locked doors. now greet visitors at the sonoma county farm bureau, where executive director dana ghirardelli says the threat was received. this week by email. she read a portion of it. >> i'm tired of receiving your postal mail ads. if you send another to my address, i will come down to your offices with a gun and resolve the issue and put a bullet in every one of your heads. >> the sonoma county sheriff's department is now investigating. >> the threat was a it was a death threat. and of course, at the time you think, oh, it's election season and tensions are rising over measure j on the november ballot, which seeks to limit the size of poultry and dairy farms in sonoma county. >> the bureau leading the no. on j campaign all the benefits that farming and ranching offers here from an economic perspective to an environmental perspective. >> all

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and as abc seven news reporter cornell bernard found, the local farm bureau is keeping its doors locked after recent death threats. >> and obviously, both sides are very passionate, but it should never come to a death threat. >> extra security and locked doors. now greet visitors at the sonoma county farm bureau, where executive director dana ghirardelli says the threat was received this week by email. she read a portion of it. >> i'm tired of receiving your postal mail ads. if you send another to my address, i will come down to your offices with a gun and resolve the issue and put a bullet in every one of your heads. >> the sonoma county sheriff's department is now investigating the threat. >> it was a it was a death threat. and of course, at the time you think, oh, it's election season and tensions are rising over measure j on the november ballot, which seeks to limit the size of poultry and dairy farms in sonoma county. >> the bureau leading the no on j campaign, all the benefits that farming and ranching offers here from an economic perspective to an environmental perspective, all o

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there 200 runners braving the october heat for the women's half marathon near rodeo beach in marin county? >> race directors say lots of safety precautions were happening on the course, and we have eight stations also in two points. >> so they have water, electrolytes, food in the middle of the way. >> runner patty saijo came from sacramento. >> in fact, that kind of worked as my advantage because i had heard it was going to be warm here. so that was helpful. it's been 100 last week in sacrament, down on rodeo beach, families were pitching tents to escape the heat. >> a cool spot if you could find parking spaces were basically nonexistent by 11 a.m. >> i think it's the warmest it's been. i mean, we're usually down here in sweatshirts and hoodies up at the marin headlands. >> it was downright hot. some tourists checking out the golden gate bridge were left wondering what happened to the fog. are you wearing a sweater? were you expecting cold weather up here today? >> expecting cold weather. and now i'm using the sweater to keep myself from get

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> to our heat wave now. and some relief. finally. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel has an update in the accuweather forecast. sandhya. yeah. ama, this heat wave relief could not come soon enough, but it did set records once again today. so let's talk about those records. san rafael 108 degrees. 95 in oakland. 102 in san jose. 99 in redwood city. triple digits in santa rosa and napa as well. those were all records. even if it wasn't a record, it was still hot in san francisco. 92 degrees, 102 in concord. taking a look at the temperatures right now, you've dropped to 74 in the city, but still hot inland in the 90s. as we take a look at the heat advisory, it covers a good portion of the bay area until 11 p.m. tonight. still a risk of heat, illnesses today. that risk is in the major to extreme category for bayside and inland communities. so definitely take it easy out there. we're not completely done yet, but those temperatures are going in the right direction. 16 degree drop in san francisco, 14 degrees in half moon bay, and t

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abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there joining us live now from berkeley with more on all the hype. hey, cornell. >> hey, larry. and christine. chris and i will save you a spot at the game day set for tomorrow morning. for sure. this campus. i've really never seen anything like it. it is definitely pumped up for tomorrow's big game. pep rally was held a few hours ago, and of course, espn game day roadshow broadcasting right here on campus tomorrow morning. berkeley getting ready to take the field as the center of the college football universe. on saturday. who's ready to beat miami tomorrow? >> come on, baby. >> a pregame pep rally on campus getting cal bear fans pumped up for saturday's game versus miami, a new college football conference bringing new energy. >> i think we're completely revamped. cal is back, baby. i'm super excited specifically because it's our first home game with an acc opponent. also, a powerhouse within miami, and this could be one of the biggest games of the year, if not the biggest game of the year for ca. >> even cal's chancellor was giving us his

cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> a reminder you can track the heat wave with the abc seven bay area app, and you can follow the forecast with the same live doppler seven tools that lisa and our weather team use. and there you'll find tips to stay cool. we're following developing news in sonoma county. a wildfire broke out just after 10:00 last night near highway one, 16 south and lone pine road. the national interagency fire center says flames have been burning on private land. there's currently no containment status as of this morning, and the cause of the fire has yet to be determined. we'll give more updates as we get them now, further up northeast. we're tracking another wildfire burning along the nevada placer county line. the so-called dutch fire has burned at least 45 acres this morning. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in this area. the fire is burning near forebay dam, not far from blue canyon along interstate 80, now west of that area and lake county. cal fire says two homes were destroyed and another one was damaged by the so-called glen haven fire. that 400 p

bernard, jayla. it was a very heavy lift, but it got done. andrea mentioned we are going to have a third board member for sub-saharan africa. i can disclose that this new chair will be held by ko coat desroeur -- by cote d' ivorie. what they do is give us strength to continue to deliver high value added to a membership that engages not out of charity but self-interest. and it is this value that brought our membership to grow. now we are welcoming very warmly the principality of liechtenstein as our could 191st member. as our 191st member. so when i go back to the founding in the dark days of 1944 to today, what we have established is is a tradition of adapting to the changing world around us. and today you have my word this will continue. we will stand with our members, always looking for the most impactful way to serve. by the time i complete my second term at the hellp of the i.m.f., will i have led it for almost the whole of this decade. if i'm granted one wish, it would simply be this, let this decade be remembered not as one where we all

if you look up maps of of new york in 1776, one by bernard rats the rats them.ou can see that delancey square and that's pretty much the lower east side and he owned james selassie junior on pretty much all of that in terms of who could vote in new york, in comparison to other urban centers, had a pretty big electorate, but it was only males who could vote. you could either be freeholder or free a freeman a free man. so you had own property of up to 40, 40 pounds or essentially pay to be able to vote. you were able to vote four times four for four people. and the way that voting was done was out in the open air. so if we are if you're holding an election here, partenaire the two candidates, we would call them who you'd vote for and you would have to say who you would vote for. so there was also degree i didn't really get into a degree of of not intimidation. but if you see that everybody's voting for the same people, you might vote for them as well. i'll just keep the distances. also implied people, the kind of what what the right way come to the tavern after a

bernard enlisted, september 1277 as a priva jessup cod at the convention became a teamster driving baggage wagons to boston with the convention army. three others christopher john and martin, all enlisted as on august 15th, 77. in peter's corps all being captured september 19, 1777 at the battle stillwater all made their way to new york city and all enlisted on july 5th, 1777, in the royal reformed means. i love that name. i just envision loyalist soldiers in orange jumpsuits on the side of a highway picking up garbage. when this corps was drafted in october 1778, they all entered into the third battalion of the lances brigade, with whom they served until the of the war. despite not wishing to serve under his command. sir n was tasked by haldeman to more or less administer the different royalist corps, serving as a single point of contact fo things like and clothing. the relationship only lasted till the spring of 1779, when argued his leaving to take the field on expeditions precluded a baby sitting on the royalists. all the corps commanders wanted their units employed. ebenezer spoke for

. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there, 200 runners braving the october heat for the headlands women's half marathon near rodeo beach and marin county race directors say lots of safety precautions were happening on the course, and we have eight stations also in two points, so they have water, electrolytes, food in the middle of the way. >> runner patty jo came from sacramento. in fact, that kind of worked as my advantage because i had heard it was going to be warm here so that was helpful. >> it's been 100 last week in sacramento down on rodeo beach, families were pitching tents to escape the heat, a cool spot if you could find parking spaces were basically nonexistent. >> by 11 a.m. >> i think it's the warmest it's been. i mean, we're usually down here in sweatshirts and hoodies up at the marin headlands. >> it was downright hot. some tourists checking out the golden gate bridge for left, wondering what happened to the fog. so you're wearing a sweater? were you expecting cold weather up here today? >> expecting cold weather. and now i'm using the sweater to keep myse

i suppose he's from regrouping. bernard smith, i'll just say, let's get the latest now without just here is tired, capitalism hosing down below. i central guys, i'm sorry, the depths told in a slight disease, ready attack has been rising dramatically. just bring us up to speed with the latest. well, that is the latest figures released from causes health ministry, at least 93 palestinians having some fun killed in that deadly attack that had been conducted in a big la here town in the north of the gaza. strip flaps, a series of it's very can say, gets, it strikes completely level to the ground. a 5 the story building, and they now hear that was housing according to what this is, a new source, divide from that type. these move on to hundreds. probably spinning is what we're taking refuge in that village and we know that families who fled from devali at receipt to come, they tried to seek refuge. in fact, not yet. i'm to families where they go to take shelter each of the houses as opposed to the social corporation within the time of the is violated and stuff like that. and then the of the s

okay, bernard smith is joining us now from paris. so bernard, a significant amount of age pledged here, tell us what, what more, you notice our fussing the french going to be pleased with the figure of a $100000000.00 in money for immediate humanitarian aid aid, and 111-8200 1000000 towards the lebanese army which is very, very weak and very significantly on the fund that it's double what the french were looking for. when they announced this conference 11 on itself, levin's government says it needs at least $250000000.00 a month to look up to humanitarian needs in the country. not least, those 1300000 people internally displaced on the un development program. it says that the full out the economic pull out, particularly from this fighting could be worse than the 2006 will between israel and it has a bowler. unemployment is going up the lebanese pound as last 98 percent of its value. so there is significant need for this money. the french were also hoping to achieve some sort of diplomatic solution, perhaps looking for a ceasefire. th

there's also been gunfire and shootings, and fatima and bernard's neighborhood student was it is a weapons or a new thing. c. c drug dealing is nothing new here. and the have always been fights or most to stopping or do you meet the now the carrying machine guns around and yet the palace of justice building is in downtown grenoble chief public prosecutor eric bay. y'all is known across france for his campaign against drug gangs. he says the current escalation is partly due to the recent killing of a prominent drug, lord yourself to the police. only you can come while he was released from prison a few months ago and was killed shortly afterwards. near parents of christmas, of the people that has the stabilize the gangs running this dr. dukes, the drug trafficking hub here in grenoble. you have these products, you see it with other drug dealers. now want to take over me scarlet, leading to a kind of turf war attic. but y'all has stepped up investigations into drug crimes and increased patrols. but he's also using more creative methods. he wants to make life as uncomfortable as possible for t

you'll see bernard, can i just put to you the fact but so much of what you suggest seems to depends on trust. and there really isn't very between the 2 sides off to what's happened. you can't just sit down and manufacture it. can you the a palestinian survey from july showed that only 10 percent of these really jews and 6 percent of palestinians trust the other side. not nearly enough for a big ticket. confederation is it? do they do we? i is drugs the jewel denny and sold the jeep. sions, did they trust the jewels? man? yeah. but you want them to live right side by side in this confederation is busy today. yeah. i'm not, i'm not very happily. i'm not very happy to look at the westbank look at the settler violence against palestinians in the west bank. best of all, people who say anyways, my main thought the end of google studies opinions joined us. a military experience bully patients and others. professors you older to write the book, you reach the idea of leaving the side by side or remaining side by side a is refill too acute, including the security aspects of elf. a, such as a sol

within the last hour the former commissioner of the met police — lord bernard hogan—howe — has been addressingcers. police officers are very few who carry firearms. there are 67 million people in this country, but only around 3000 who on our behalf are volunteers who go forward to face someone who is armed or otherwise so dangerous. they are paid no more for taking that awful responsibility. they do not go to work each day to kill anyone. and yet it does seem as though the system doesn't give them the benefit of doubt that was given by the jury in this case. and i do wonder if the minister, in his reply, perhaps today, or perhaps it may be necessary tomorrow, i do understand, will consider how the legal system can give the benefit of the doubt to these brave men and women who, on our behalf, in a matter of a fraction of a second, have to make the most awful decision they will make perhaps never in a career, but usually only once. hear, hear! the noble lord will know that it is for the crown prosecution service to determine what charges are processed, and in this case, under current regulations

put those par shot, bernard failure, cuz just go the other way. there's like that. yeah. last night and my last wife i shot my brother in law. i got sent a breathing board. i've just sent god the day i doing telling me so yeah. this is less that they do more hours. there she divorce me, you know, and then i mean, i could talk about it now, but it was a very difficult time. i. i remember that time and being in prison on top of that, i couldn't even talk. can i go to my mouth? i my crack, which is and take i was broken, hasn't man, but that, that day in there. i mean there was a restaurant space there. i remember though to see that that was only 5 years ago or so for me. you yeah, about 5 years minus the 7 months. the 7 months that i left it for prison for 7 months. i'd rather talk about the future in like what i'm just doing now. you know then, and then all the problems they gotten here, but i mean, you know, you have to bring it up, i suppose. just so you know, the, the whole story. you don't want to. yeah. yeah. it's not that big a deal though, i guess just seem like a l

. >> bernard kerik, rod blagojevich. >> lil wayne and kodak black. >> dang!ump wants to be president again, so he can finish the job and pardon diddy. he is going to pardon diddy. google diddy and trump pictures. i dare you. they have more pictures together than i have with my family. seriously, i've seen these pictures. he's at every party! i don't understand it. he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, what is he doing there? what's the vice? i think i have found it. i think it has something to do with baby oil. who else does he want to pardon? maybe his homie steve bannon. but i'm guessing bannon doesn't want to leave prison. he's in there, like, "these are my people! i didn't know there was so many nazis in prison? what is this utopia?" that's where he is at. oh, and trump will also pardon the january 6th soldiers, right? [boos] because you know, he needs them back for the next january 6th. you don't want all your star players sitting on the bench. and he's being very coy about it, but there's another guy that i think donald trump is definitely going to pardon

there's also been gunfire and shootings and thought to mountain bernards, neighborhood. student will see it is a weapons or a new thing. see, drug dealing is nothing new here. and the have always been fights or most the stopping. do you meet the blow now? the carrying machine guns around and tell you the palace of justice building is in downtown carnival. chief public prosecutor eric bay. y'all is known across france for his campaign against drug gangs. he says the current escalation is partly due to the recent killing of a prominent drug, lord yourself to the police. only you can come while he was released from prison a few months ago and was killed shortly afterwards near parents. of course, that's all to pieces that has the stabilize the gangs running the strong do the drug trafficking hub here in grenoble. you have these products, you see other drug dealers now want to take over me scarlet, leading to a kind of tough floor medic, by you on, has stepped up investigations into drug crimes and increased patrols. but he's also using more creative methods. he wants to mak