my name is beth stokes.he executive director of episcopal community services, and i want to thank everyone for joining us today for yet another incredible achievement. and i really want to focus on that achievement in the expansion of permanent supportive housing for people who are experiencing homelessness. as many of you know, the diva residence was the second san francisco project to be awarded homekey funding in round one. homekey has played a pivotal role in our ability to swiftly and effectively create holistic solutions to address homelessness at its root causes, and is honored to have been a leader in the implementation of this program since its inception. i would like to sincerely, since clearly thank mayor breed and supervisor peskin for their unwavering leadership throughout this entire process without their dedication and support. this project would not have been possible. the diva residence is special for many reasons. located in the heart of the city . as all of you know who who came here this

having appeared as a substitute this season, the match saw england forward beth mead in the startingut 3—0 winners. adam cottier was watching: one year to the day since suffering the knee injury that kept her sideline for 11 months, beth mead made her return to arsenal start and 11 against brighton. a welcome sight for gunners supporters in quality, with our snow put on their way to victory with a glow from stina blackstenius, or six of the season. brighton had their moments in an attempt to follow—up a win at manchester city with arsenal goalkeeper tested before half—time, after the break arsenal england striker alessia russo heights to show her ability defendant. beth mead played in our, coming close to scoring just before coming off, and the site were chasing downjosie in pursuit of a first league title since 2019, seized complete control as they scored a second and third. arsenal securing a fifth successive when in the wsl. adam cottier, bbc news elsewhere amalie thestrup�*s late strike earned bristol city a 2—2 draw at everton. leicester drew 1—1 with tottenham, rachel daly scor

military finds itself more involved in this war, worsening the situation that beth described? >> sure. i have a saying that when the storms gather in the middle east it storms everywhere. that's usually because when you have instability in one certain region, especially if the u.s. is involved in some way, you're going to have other nefarious actors, iran-backed groups, terrorist groups try to take advantage of that situation and pursue whatever kind of goals or attacks they want -- they're going to try. in this case you've got, like you said, attacks against u.s. bases in the region. and i expect that to continue. and it's something that the u.s. expected, as well. it's something that while i'm not trying to diminish at all the threat, it is unfortunately something that the u.s. government is used to and generally prepared for. now that could escalate further which is why the u.s.-based military assets, additional military assets, these aircraft carrier groups in the mediterranean, in the red sea, and in the buffalo, and they have already -- the gulf, and nay have already bee

beth, what would it take for this temporary truce to be extended? >> i think there are two negotiations that have to take place. one is the extension of two days basically. i think that that's fairly likely. you know, it could fall apart obviously with hamas. then the second negotiation needs to be seen as totally separate. the idea of extending it to other groups because the israelis have said we're not going to negotiate a new category of releases until all women and children are out. when that agreement happens, let's say they reach it, it has to go back to the israeli cabinet for approval. we just had today one of the most far right people threatening to leave the government if they don't go back to war. this becomes more complicated. >> you heard netanyahu saying absolutely they're returning today, speaking to assure folks who want to get back in and make sure they're hammering gaza. >> exactly. we should not be under any illusions about where the israeli public is on this. while the public does want to have these twin goals, 90% of them in a p

what do you think, beth? >> absolutely. i think that is one of the issues, is that hamas may believe that their best chance of getting an extension of this, which is what they very much want, is to hold so that's a possibility, but it also could be simply that hamas is having difficulty locating or moving around hostages without the israelis being able to monitor that, and i think that the ties coming out, the story of the ties coming out might give us a window into that in that only four thais were released today bringing the total out of 17 out of 25 or 26. so there's no reason for hamas to hold back on the thais. so it may give us an inkeling that there are logistical problems sore that some of those thais might be dead. >> interesting. kim, these images of the hostages reuniting with their loved ones as i can testify being in israel over the past few days galvanized the israeli public, but you heard israeli president herzog tell me and you just heard it a few moments ago that israel is indeed ready to continue the battl

and beth, what is the reaction of what we saw laid out by the qatari officials of what this process is going to look like? >> i guess i will skip ahead a little bit, because i think that tomorrow looks very good, but as each day progresses, it is going to be harder and more challenging. it is clear from the way that the qataris laid out this plan that their goal is very, very divergent from where the israeli goal is in the end. the qataris want to extend this indefinitely and lead this to a peace agreement, a full cease-fire, and israel is absolutely in a different place, and so i think that this does become much more complicated as each day goes by. >> it is an excellent point, because the prime minister himself definitively saying that the war continues last night, and the mission remains to demolishand, general, in terms of the truce, and how it holds, and so, tonight, the truce is to set in at midnight. and our reporter b er becky and asked what constitutes a breach in the truce, and the qatari official did not answer, but is it clear what constitutes a breach, and what happens if

after a year, beth mead is back. to help her reach next year's olympics. to help her reach next year's olympia-— to help her reach next year's ol mics. ,, , , ' olympics. she brings different thins, olympics. she brings different things, that's _ olympics. she brings different things, that's good _ olympics. she brings different things, that's good for - olympics. she brings different things, that's good for the - olympics. she brings different i things, that's good for the team, olympics. she brings different - things, that's good for the team, we have different opportunities again, so i expect on and off pitch she will give us some extra energy. and will give us some extra energy. and newcastle can _ will give us some extra energy. and newcastle can sign players on loan from the saudi pro league clubs after the attempt to stop it failed. also coming up on sportsday... we meet a granddad who discovered a love for arm wrestling after the pandemic, and is already a european champion. hello again. 20 of the 2a teams at

beth mead is back!rsenal striker is recalled to the england squad for the first time since the serious knee injury that ruled her out of the world cup. and the icc takes a major decision, banning trans women from the international women's game. we start with the euros qualifiers. wales must win their match later against turkey in cardiff and hope that croatia don't beat armenia. it's a been a golden period for wales in qualifying for major tournaments, but qualification is out of their hands for next year's tournament in germany. 0ur wales correspondent tomos dafydd has more. the players seemingly happy at training, despite their chances of making it to another major tournament narrowing. while a playoff place is guaranteed, automatic qualification is out of their hands heading into the final round of matches. but the manager insists the campaign is not over. if you're with us in training today and yesterday, you'll see that they don't believe that for one minute. we're having no talk of playoffs. you k

. >>> let's discuss this now with cnn national security analyst beth saner.he served as deputy director of national intelligence. beth, why do you think we have not seen the evidence of this hamas command center underneath the hospital that israel's military insists is there, and said it would release, and how important is it that they show this? >> well, it is obviously pretty important that that was the justification for their going into this hospital, and all the criticism about it. they kind of have to show that, but, you know, i guess it is early. i'm kind of surprised, frankly. i'm surprised that they haven't found it, especially with what the united states has said to back up the israeli claims. so either they know something we don't, or the evidence that they had wasn't as good as what they thought. >> or has it changed perhaps? is there a way this evidence could have been hidden or is that not really a possibility? >> a tunnel is a tunnel is a tunnel, you know. you block off an entryway. i don't know. i think we're just going to have to wait and see

. >>> i want to bring in stefan schmidt, a expert at florida international university and beth sanner, former deputy director of national intelligence to discuss this and we're not going to show the images again. stefan, as you see these images, given your experience, what is yo your reaction? >> well, i think that my reaction is that the situation is much more complicated than even this brief report describes. just simply because in a mass casualty event like this, any forensic institution is going to be overwhelmed. and you know, authorities, be it law enforcement or first responders, when they respond, are going to retrieve whatever remains they can. of course they're going to focus on the survivors first. and it is not going to be even known how many victims you actually have. it is not like you could put together a list of victims and i think a good example of that is the case where you have these charred remains and doctor kuggel has determined that there were three left legs and two right legs. and that doesn't mean that you have three individuals there. what it means is that y

beth i hope. beth said. and she was right. she said the first letter. first sentence of your book should be there is no common soldier in the civil war. that's what my books about, i think, is that search keeps us from understanding how historical accuracy occupy the same historical space at the same moment can render very different understandings or meanings of it. that should be our goal, particularly when we're on the battlefield the temptation is to get a single narrative as the truth. and that often again comes from one or two sources that could be particularly their truth, rather that speak a truth, like to speak of understanding how people make meaning of it. when you do that, it has the interpretive opening or nature of it. so joe, to sort of answer your other part of your question is i would use confederate voices, but i would use it in conjunction with something side by side. and it's sort of like wake people up. and that's why the moral question is often a bad one because we can never, ever get a real poll and the evidence slanted, as i've al

. >> beth, back to you. you mentioned the heightened state of alert that we're currently in given everything that's been happening in the world and the warnings that we've gotten from top u.s. officials about the potential for some kind of nefarious activity. it's obviously a very challenging window of time that officials are also working. and given that tomorrow is the thanksgiving holiday and some two-plus million people are going to be traveling, it's a very sensitive time for soft targets specifically, right? >> exactly. i mean, this is definitely what we're seeing across the militant world from aq to i.s.i.s., to hamas, to hezbollah is messaging that's going out that is trying to inspire americans and anyone else to take violent action, particularly against jews. and so -- and i think that as director wray said, this is not a time for panic, but it is a time for vigilance. and so, you know, i would just encourage everybody to, you know -- i mean, i hate to take us back to 9/11, but we need to pay attent

beth mead utterly disgraceful. beth mead is a great word, which is probably the only one. is complete and utter tosh. >> do you think just so, do you think the fact, the criticism, the intense, almost misogynistic attacks on on the princess of wales reflect perhaps what meghan thinks of her sister in law? because we know this is all coming from harry and meghan, because they're the only royals in the book who come out well , in the book who come out well, undoubtedly that's what meghan thinks of catherine. >> there's no question about that. and just on that point, both the sussexes and omid scobie have said that they didn't cooperate with this book, and that's what they said when he wrote finding freedom and then they were forced to admit, yes, there was cooperation. charleton now, if harry and meghan did not directly give this guy quotes, then he went to people who they say who are friends of harry and meghan's and who got authorised by the couple to speak to ometsuke bob. it's the old trick . you know as it's the old trick. you know as well as i do. it's the old trick .

particularly how we can get over time to two states for two the peoples which, in our judgment, remains the bethor and maybe the only guarantee to have of a secure, jewish and democratic israel and palestinians with a state that they're entitled to. so these will be the things that we're focused on. these are challenging times. these are intensely difficult issues. but i am convinced that american diplomacy can make a difference in moving everyone to a better place. that's what we'll be working to do. [inaudible] >> thank you, are mr. secretary. do you assess that israel has shown restraint up to this point, and what are the con concrete steps you'll be push them on, and are you confident you'll actually be able to take any movement on this given the -- [inaudible] >> well, as we said and it's porn -- important, israel has the right and the obligation to defend itself. and, again, to try to make sure that what happened never happens again. no country, no country, not the united states, not anyone else that i can think of would tolerate the slaughter of civilians. so we stand behind that, and we

. >>> joining us is beth sander, the former deputy director of national intelligence. still so many unknowns, what ifs. now you have netanyahu saying after the war israel would have responsibility for securing gaza for an indefinitely period. of course, that is assuming it's able to accomplish what it says it's going to accomplish and that's to overthrow hamas. secretary of state blinken is saying there's no need toindefi. what does that look like? >> that's the problem, no one knows what it will look like and it's hard to formulate a plan. cia director burns was in egypt today and trying to work out a plan for egypt to be part of a peace keeping, peace whatever force inside gaza. and el sisi, not surprising to me completely rejected that. there's no way in my view, we have to try but the egyptians are not going to play that role. so the question is, who can and who will? the palestinian authority won't be ready. and so, this is the conundrum. it's so complicated, it's been so complicated and the answers are not obvious. >> the security presence that netanyahu is putti

i want to bring in right now our security analyst, beth, you've been watching this. knick says this is more military action than he has seen in northern gaza in days. what do you make of all this? >> we've been expecting an expansion of the ground operations by the idf. and so i think that, you know, they are just ready at this point to go ahead and push forward having moved out or allowed the movement of, you know, most of the civilians, not all, but most of the civilians out of those areas. and at the same time we're seeing warnings of the expansion of the south around kahn yunis. so i think that they are narrowing down where they think that the main concentrations are and starting to really lay some ground fire pressure on as this ground war expands. because they are under pressure from the international community to getting for. -- to get going. >> and there is a barrage of rockets fired from gaza on the grart tel aviv area, at least according to their news paper. so some of this might be a response, retaliatory response to hamas firing rocket on the israeli popu

beth is anner, thank you for your great analysis. >>> and like experiencing a nightmare, that is how one vermont shooting victim described the terrifying attack. >>> and elon musk says go blank yourself. so what are bob iger and disney supposed do now? first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. >>> this morning we're hearing from one of the palestinian college s

and england stars beth mead and ben chilwell are leading a new campaign to tackle mental health issueser losing her mum to cancer. create the space is hoping to help players at all levels on and off the pitch. and time to leave you with 10 seconds of christmas. yes, we know it's only the start of november, but the lights have been switched on on oxford street in london. look how good they look. what do you reckon? a bit too early. i'm kind of ready for it, i wont lie. you're all caught up now. have a good one. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, olly foster. mumbai magic. india are the first team through to the cricket world cup semi finals... there's a four day party in south africa as the springboks take the webb ellis cup around the country and ajax are finally on the up, with their first league win since the start of the season welcome to sportsday on bbc news. india have made it seven wins out of seven at the cricket world cup to become the first side through to the semi—finals. it was no ordinary win for the hosts, they blew sri lanka away in mumbai, winning by a colossal 302

beth, great to see you. john. >>> three trumps down, one to go.hat ivanka trump is likely to say when she takes the stand in the multimillion dollar fraud trial against her family's business. a major second amendment case before the supreme court, the justices will hear arguments over how far the government can go to disarm violent offenders who also face domestic abuse restraining orders. what ivanka trump is likely to restraining orders. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? have we piqued your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible. >>> tomorrow, it is ivanka trump who takes the stand and could be the final witness in the $2

after suffering an acl and being out for a year, striker beth mead is back for the upcoming nations leagueands and scotland. the 23 player squad also includes call ups for 20—year—old grace clinton and 19—year—old goalkeeper khiara keating. she is a character that brings positive energy on pitch and off pitch. i think we have more players like that but it is good to have her back. her experience, the way she plays, she is different than other players on the wing. she brings different things. that is good for the team too so we have different opportunities again. i expect, on and off pitch, that gives us extra energy. in english domestic football, a premier league proposal to stop clubs bringing in players on loan from associated teams has fallen just short of coming into force. the idea was to prevent a club like newcastle temporarily signing someone from a team in the saudi pro league which is also owned by the country's public investment fund. 0ur sports editor dan roan was at the premier league meeting. today's premier league shareholders meeting at this 5—star hotel in london behind me

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back now to beth and . mark beth and. mark >> very good morning. it is 934.s is britain's newsroom this morning with me bev turner and mark dolan. we're going to be deconstructing those immigration figures which have just landed, 670,000 in a year. but first of all, before that, a sad story. overnight, two migrants have died attempting to cross the channelin died attempting to cross the channel in a small boat. yesterday while 60 asylum seekers were crammed onto this boat. >> 57 others were rescued by boat and taken back to france. and another was airlifted to safety. let's go now to ray addison, who is in dover. >> ray , what more details do we >> ray, what more details do we know and what's the very latest down there ? down there? >> yeah, good morning to you both . well, the latest is that both. well, the latest is that we know that a new attempt is currently being made. there's one small boat around about one kilometre from the french coast in the water, and that looks like it's struggling with the choppy conditions and is actually looks like it's going t

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and england stars beth mead and ben chilwell are leading a new campaign to tackle mental health issuesng her mum to cancer. create the space helping to help players at all levels, on and off the pitch —— hoping to help. time to leave you with ten seconds of christmas. yes, we know it is only the start of november, but the lights have been switched on on 0xford but the lights have been switched on on oxford street in london. the cargo bay look. what do you reckon? a bit too early? i'm kind of ready for it, i'm not going to lie. you are all caught up now. have a good one. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, 0lly foster. these with me, 0lly foster. are your sportsday headlines. mumbai magic. india are the first team through to the cricket world cup semifinals. there's a four—day party in south africa as the springboks take the webb ellis cup around the country. and ajax are finally on the up, with their first league win since the start of the season. hello there. welcome along to sportsday on bbc news. india have made it seven wins out of seven at the cricket world cup to become the

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this place isn't unesco world heritage site where i currently am, it's beth, it's national park and today we're going to find out what makes this place so unique. moving since dancing trees, birds bridges, the creation of the baltic seas winds and waves the place, seemingly out of a fairy tale. and rightfully the medical world heritage site. but global warming may change it beyond recognition.

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beth van duyne is with us.o that report. >> look, we have seen so much antiself-not only from our colleges and universities, but from capitol hill. today we had college students that wanted to share their experiences. you had one who was in the middle of explaining about her grandfather being in the holocaust when you have her interrupted by pro-palestine groups that were not even allowing her to have a voice. you had another group that was there wanting to explain how they got kicked out of a sexual assault recovery group because they were pro-israel. this is what's happening on our college campuses, and you apparently have a number of lawmakers on the democrat side of the aisle that are supporting it. and it should not be happening, and i was very proud last night to be able to censure the congresswoman, tlaib, for her statements that absolutely are meant to cause a stir, meant to cause hatred against israel and meant to cause violence. elizabeth: you know, university of iowa student jasmine jordan testified