me as a knowles and gallsworthy is right in the military has targeted 5 residential buildings in bethlehem, killing at least 35 pilots, deleon's dozens of others. what wounded the death toll could rise in the coming hours. garza's health ministry is cooling at the risk massacre. knowles and gaza has been on days by the siege for more than 3 weeks now. covers him joined us on the line now from the in central gall. so this is a developing situation tyree because you join us just give us an understanding of what we believe has happened in bethlehem right now. or she has a very moving situation down here. personally, that is i need to find to get kerry now its multiple configured cuz at strikes on the phone, definitely appealing to the house. the big guy here in the know the con, concerns that we are getting the page witnesses in mother and daughter. i came the back button by kind of like killed them back attack by we are still by the way to talk under the worst case of the buildings that were hate with no one getting to the residents that you know that the marietta we'll be focusing on target

mazen qomsi, a professor at bethlehem university. mr.before to rising living costs and low wages they protested and went on strike. workers' representatives have criticized boeing's decision to cut health insurance for protesters. the prime minister of japan warned that ukraine may be the future of east asia today. in his first speech in the japanese parliament, shigeru ishibba stressed on strengthening japan's military power. he promised relations. to strengthen with south korea and america. american arms companies are seeking to close the mexican lawsuit by exerting influence on the judicial system of this country. 8 months ago, the mexican government was one of the largest arms producers in the united states due to arms smuggling mexico had filed a complaint. organized drug gangs kill about 30,000 people every year with these smuggled weapons . the officials of the arms manufacturing companies have agreed with the smugglers. arms sale contract to be kept secret. england handed over the sovereignty of jacques island to mauritius. kurds

for general, explain, why are we live with us from bethlehem, with more details on that as striking to call them. they've also got inbound comm, reporting for us from us by a in southern lebanon. but 1st of all, to our correspondence saying to her that it was live in the liberties capital saying that. so this was a night of extremely heavy. he's really strikes on by a root, a huge amount of destruction focus or what happened on who these randy ministry was targeting zeta. a yes, powerful blasts overnight that were heard across the capital. intense bombardment, security sources saying up to 11 consecutive strikes that were very similar to what the capital people in the capital heard when israel carried out that this house, the nation of the late, the leader of hezbollah house and the threat level was in an underground bunker there has been no comment from the israeli army on what they hits. there has been no comment from has been lost so far is really media is crossing that of talking about a the possibility that the target was hashem, stuff he did a really a top figure and hezbollah, n

i'm joining us live now from bethlehem data. so just give us a bit more context about this is riley strike onto a car. um, why is it so significant? so this is a very significant talk on, so it's keta and because it's the 1st time that we've seen these really military use fighter just in this area in over 20 years, at least 18 people have been confirmed that among them is a family, including a mother father and children. and so again this has been dudley's air strikes that we seen. and so we've had it in a very long time. the policy and authorities describing this as a master for and is calling on the international community to provide protection for palestinians. we're seeing today, a stripe and a day of morning in the west bank for those kills and funerals are going to take place as well. and so these really are the, is saying that this a top was targeted ahead of the some us military rate. and it's important to remember the broader context of cutting refuge account where this strikes a place. this is a very densely populated

palestinian scientist and author from bethlehem, we do appreciate your comments and also jamal kanj, the latest retaliations, the movement fired rocket barrages of the settlement of carmial, the occupied city of safad, and the eightya or the ata. military industries company in the lower galilee. hez also targeted gatherings of israeli soldiers both in the settlement of katzren and at the jal alder side. israel media reported that 38 soldiers were injured in battles with hisbollah along the lebanese border over the past 24 hours. meanwile the regime has issued new evacuation orders for most of the southern suburbs 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. accordi

what will happen to me almost any rooftop you stand on an bethlehem. you look one way or the other. you will see a settlement built around i started coming here in 2010. i heard you speak to people about anti semitism and inherited drama and started thinking a lot about what a challenge my community around the deep range from those that are totally stopping us from any sort of movement on this issue. my 1st learning experience was so when i was invited to go dolphins on a bearing with this retreat, i actually say the knowledge that side discovered one of the main reasons why this conflict exists to which is this inheritance trauma that exist in the jewish community. where the feeling is that as use we're always attacked, we've always been attacked, will always be attacked. and therefore, the only way to maintain ourselves is to create this very suppressive security mechanism that would prevent this from happening again. i mean, that's what i learned. yeah. that that's what i heard. busy it is important for many of the really susan judges from around the world we talk to is the simpl

they ended up in bethlehem waiting for the address piece to come to an end, so they would be able to go back home for us. none of those people were ever allowed back home. my father's family wasn't jerusalem up until 1948. when the what happened, he was shot by sniper and was killed on the spot. his children actually dragged his body down and buried it in the courtyard of the house. a few days later, when did you wish for courses took over this neighborhoods. they demanded the all the non jews of that neighborhood via the was the biggest mess exit is percentage wise of the people from the land in modern history, the ethnic cleansing of palestine. that our macbeth catastrophe is a tragedy. ok fast or be that hit almost every single palestinian family, nearly $750000.00 victims traumatizing an almost every possible that the nearly 70 percent of the land established day became under the control of the states of his route. but also, as i told him that we were told it was a land without a people for people to find a land. and we came back from the ashes of the holocaust. the state of isra

that is where the polls is. conduct a ground offensive in bethlehem, calling more than 70 palestinians plus i'm funded by jago in fi port that just outside of philadelphia, where people are still coming to terms with the destruction caused by the flooding here in the wells, which is not in sales for paving cools, have a $1000000.00 payments to us faces. the welcome to grow, we'd be getting level where the is really all me is covered up more strikes in the east of the country. smoke was seen rising above the ruins of the ancient city of ballad like noon for its roman temples. the 3000 year old city, which is the unesco welled. heritage side has been hit multiple times in september . israel says it's targeting sites connected to has belong. well, i was before the strikes is re, uh, is really all the issues focused evaluation threats to people who live in the area for a 2nd day in a row residents in bel back a board. they under sweat told that staying that puts them and their families at risk of being bombed. nobody's kind of take a prime minister because he has cold evacuation threats. a

these ready made it treat also bomb 5 residential buildings and another part of bethlehem can at least $35.00 polish pinions, dozens of all those a wounded and the death toll is likely to rise. causes health ministry is cooling it. a horrific mexico. northern garza has been under his release each from move in 3 weeks, thought it about as well and reports from data by law. thoughts in central garza, a disturbing scene coming from a big la here town and know that you guys especially after the is a lead through the attack that was conducted and just few hours ago. but because of age 25 to gets carried out. multiple configure to strikes on 5 densely populated houses that is in a lot of this town in the north of the congress that has been on the really woodland cliff. is vanya tex, from almost more than $22.00 days, according to eye witnesses at least, $35.00 kind of city, and have been killed, and the video is released from going to be attack. show, how is this kate of destruction being left behind these attacks? and how people. ready left leading on did have been complete is come to the o

in northern garza, the router is really military as targeted 5 residential buildings in bethlehem, killing at least 35 palestinians, not dozens of others. a wounded on the death toll could rise in the coming hours because of health ministry is calling it to have respect, massacre, goals, and garza has been on the siege for more than 3 weeks to recover. it seems a correspondent, indeed about and joins us from central garza tarik. just explain to our international viewers exactly what happened regarding this incident. yes. so hail, in fact, disturbing scenes coming from a big law here town and know that you guys especially after the is a lead through the attack inducted and that, and just few it was a go. but because the beats very fine to get scared out multiple configure to strikes one at 5, getting sleep populated. how's that? you've seen a lot of this town in the north, because the strip has been on the really well. and this is lynette text. from almost more than $22.00 days, according to what it says at least $75.00 kind of city and have been killed and beauteous release from going to b

speak the language of jesus aramaic, the christian world is remarkably silent. about the fact that bethlehem, nazareth, jazin and the very hills on which jesus and the disciples walked are under israel bombardment, what say you? um, so um, one of my greatest friends was the late archbishopchi, a palestine. who was arrested in prison by israel so smuggly arms to palestiny resistance and even in later life is nearly 80 year old he took place to party in the navis marmora attempt to force the israeli blocade on gaza so i see archbishop kapo is an emblematic christian figure showing how as a christian one can forcefully fight oppression and i should add, i consider axiomatic, besinists, israelis, netanyahu, all facets of the same problem, only listen to force, only force will eventually persuade the israel to give up bchering innocent palestinians, women, children, innocent, resolutions, all ethical considerations, zionits do not care for. now so my question for you george, is given that now the balance of force is seems disproportionally on the side of the zinis, what can be done about realisti

laroudi, an international activist for all of palestine, as well as mazen qomsiyeh, a professor at bethlehem university in palestine, and we will also review the second case. we will have the latest reactions and reflections on the speech and sermons of the leader of the revolution yesterday . but we see the latest pictures of the lebanese and palestine. on the eve of the anniversary of al-aqsa storm today , various cities of the world, especially capitals and european cities , including london, manchester, brussels, paris, rome, amsterdam , copenhagen, freiburg and stockholm , were the scene of demonstrations by supporters of palestine. reporting may guth protectors made the missile not bombers and killers one two three four one two three four occupation number occupation number five six seven eight five six se eight israel is a terrorist state israel is a terror state from palestine even this. in our discussion, we will go to california to talk with mr. pau laroudi, a pro-palestinian activist and former adviser to the us government. mr. laroudi, we are on the eve of october 7th, the day th

bethlehem, jabalia and nusirat another target of today's air and artillery attacks was the occupation, which left several martyrs. in the west bank, the zionist regime killed at least 20 palestinians and injured dozens more with an airstrike on the toul karam camp. the occupiers also raided north hebron in the west bank and arrested at least 35 palestinians . the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, in response to the recent statement of the group of 7, warned of the dire consequences of this group's support for tel aviv, and emphasized that if the group of 7 is really concerned about the security of the region, it should use his levers for the immediate end of this genocide. in the 7th joint cooperation meeting between iran and turkey , majid diwani, iran's military advisor in syria, was injured in the zionist regime's air attack on syria, and his comrades were seriously injured yesterday. the persian language and shahnameh geography conference was held in mashhad with the presence of persian language and literature scholars from iran and afghanistan, and two iranian and afg

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keep in mind bethlehem, pennsylvania, is about 30% hispanic.f that is puerto rican voters. so they could be really decisive in northampton county in particular, bethlehem and easton, it's predicted the winner of the state in every election since 1972. >> really interesting. what about georgia? what about arizona? any counties in those places? >> yeah. in georgia, we're looking at baldwin county. keep in mind, even as democrats have gained ground in the atlanta suburbs, we have seen the black share of the population decline in south and middle georgia. and that has made it harder for democrats to kind of keep their margins at a place where atlanta can overcome the rest of the state. milledgeville is a college town. about 40% black. and it narrowly voted for joe biden four years ago. so if trump does break through, that would be a sign harris isn't getting the support or turnout that she needs from african american voters in the state. and then in arizona, maricopa county makes up 60% of the state's vote, and it's going to take a long time to cou

it runs along route two, 22 north and includes cities like allentown, bethlehem, and reading. recently, reading's mayor eddie moran gave me a tour of downtown. this particular business here, which is a pizzeria owned by an individual. hey, let's say hi to him. reading, pennsylvania, is a majority latino city. hey, is miss gabrielino and she the proud mom of a set of twins? hi. the polanco family. nice to meet you again. i'm from new jersey in the city of reading. moran is a democrat and the city's first latino mayor. hey, how you doing, sir? how are you doing? you all right? you're good. how's everything? i am counting my blessings, man. he's sort of a local celebrity. i think you got a fan. how are you guys doing? and when i sat down with moran at city hall, it was clear he's confident his latino constituents are key to a democratic victory. i think it's no longer a secret that the latino vote could sway the outcome of this presidential election. if latinos vote correct. the latino community, especially the caribbean, such as the puerto rican and dominican community, are cust

they're going to be about what's happening in places like allen town in bethlehem, in easton that arey going to decide this election robbie, your thoughts should trump potentially give them mea culpa, or at least acknowledged that the remarks were racist well, he should i don't think he will. >> that's not in his character. and i think this actually plays perfectly into the vice president's hands this evening because my understanding is her speech is going to focus around the tremendous contrast between these two candidates. but this, what we saw the other night is vintage donald trump. it's morally repugnant. it's wrong, it's false, it's distracting, and it's hurtful, and it doesn't do anything to help anyone. it just serves to whip-up a very narrow base of this country and what i'm hoping to hear from harris tonight is something very different. a positive narrative that talks about what she is specifically going to do to make a difference in people's economic lives. i think this plays perfectly to the central contrast that the harris campaign actually is trying to make in this campa

the area where the park sits was originally an old loading dock for bethlehem steel. >> when we mapped out our vision for chase center and thrive city almost a decade ago, this park was always a huge part of the overall puzzle. bayfront park will now add to the overall experience for the tens of thousands of visitors and fans who will come to our venue for warriors games for chase center concerts. family events. thrive city events and soon valkyries games. >> the valkyries, of course. the new wnba team that is set to begin right here in san francisco. the park construction cost is nearly $33 million. tickets are now on sale for the oakland zoo's safari. the event is coming back for its fifth year, and the zoo says it will be bigger and brighter than ever this year. the giant lanterns are inspired by animals from africa's nile to barnyard favorites, as well as the return of a fan favorite. the dinosaurs glow fair begins on november 8th, and it takes place on selected dates through january. tickets are available on the zoo's website. well, that does it for us. thank you so much for watch

also being in the line of crossfire, a mailer, laura joining us from bethlehem in the occupied west bank. thank you very much. later. joining us on set is met her on come round that professor of government at georgetown university in guitar. and you're also head of a ring and studies of the arab center for policy studies and research. and thanks for rushing to the studio. things, there's a little unexpected the what's the message from iran? iran has been preoccupied with establishing deterrents. and so the message from tapper on was that is a could not carry out the killings and assassinations in the wrong and get away with it. and if you remember in the aftermath of the april attack a wrong about that, if i'm the ronnie, an official or a ronnie and target square hit a wrong with it is a new territory. i mean, the recent killing of house on the slough. i'm i, r g c commander was also killed. and so this was a message that iran would not allow is a to act as a free hand and iran would have, would have to respond. so if you say the message was to tell is real, well, you can't assassinate h

. >> so >> i'm in bethlehem, a city about 60 miles north of philly pennsylvania.ala harris, as polling higher with latinos. but the state at large is up for grabs. i'm about to meet with members of a puerto rican social clubs started by steelworkers. >> i want to talk to these folks about how they're feeling as we are inching closer to the elections. >> so let's go and see what these puerto rican us have undermined there's social club. >> my father was one of the founders here. >> it's late 1950s. a club with built so those that didn't have a place to go would come in here, would found emily's i don't think people realize the role of the latino vote in pennsylvania. it's the third largest puerto rican community in the united states after new york and florida let's talk politics we laugh because we normally have board meetings and we come here to discuss everything about the club. we end up having political fight. >> instead, warned up operon are political debate here. >> there's not that many places where people can be having healthy discussions. we need more of t

casa, on monday, pines and the north of the strip were targeted with several kills in jamalia on bethlehem. their bodies were taken to come out one hospital for burial. not even before the vold palestinians and garza were caged in and cut off from the rest of the world. for 17 years israel had imposed a land and sea blockade on the strip and not c t has intensified in the last year without salut fee no way out for the residents have gone so as they were being systematically targets it's judy i g, a has no or it's home to one of the world's highest population densities. and this being described as an open prison. this is garza, a narrow strip wedge between egypt, israel and the mediterranean. israel has built heavily fortified barrier surrounding the strip containing palestinians within its with multiple watch towers and round the clock electronic surveillance. there are 2 crossings palestinians could use before the will because the roof of crossing is located in the south. and further north is the arrows crossing all of these entries an exit out of gauze a has been shot by b is ray. the mi

monday, pines in the north of the district would talk if it was several people killed in giovanni and bethlehem. the bodies will take him to come on as one hospital for burial. demonstrations have been held around the walls and sold desires. he was tired of simeon small israel's long vaults. mental garza, large crowns, have been marching in new york, demanding a cease fire was similar. ronnie's health in other countries, including young men, pock hassan, and for care. and at least 5 missiles have been fined from 11 on towards 10 of these for single sirens across these radius 50 earlier on monday, missiles will also 5 towards israel from dice casa, and i'm not in the middle of these right. even bonds, mints displacement and devastation palestinian video. john, this is the analysis reported on the ongoing on garza and collaboration with a j plus english has documentary. it's a sign from garza and i'm still alive. want a news, emmy award for outstanding. how is news, speech, a story? now, her coverage brought the stories of palestinians to a global audience, and he's an expert from that documentar

forms, but this book was called a return to haifa, to haifa, not to ramallah, not to hebron with bethlehemto haifa, i immediately remembered my fellow student in the journalism department of the gas sector, who told me that i want to live in tel aviv, in which there will not be a single jew, ugh, and this person was not an islamist radical, this was a person who was a member of the palestinian komsamol, a completely secular person, from my point of view this person ... should not have paid any attention to the nationality of those with whom she wanted to live, she should have been, she would have liked to live with the working class, it is true, but he had no idea of ​​the working class , he had an idea that there is the palestinian working class, and the jewish working class has nowhere to go, so there is no political solution here, because israel has always had the idea that if it reaches an agreement with the arab world, it will guarantee israel peace. existence, now the question is the following: the arab world has basically reached an understanding, practically all arab countries are

monday homes in the north of the strip would targeted with several people killed in jamalia and bethlehem. the bodies will take him to come all odd one hospital full burial mazda fluids has moved from the in northern garza, the overall situation. you know, that goes to move the ars those way, the only advance in certain areas in the east, lots of the venue that you can.

and another pulse of bethlehem can at least $35.00 polish pinions, thousands of authors, a wounded, and the death toll is likely to rise. causes health ministry is cooling. it's a horrific mexico. northern garza has been under his release each from move in 3 weeks, thought it about as well and reports from data by law, thoughts in central.

forms, but this book was called a return to haifa, to haifa, not to ramallah, not to hebron with bethlehemaifa, and i immediately remembered my fellow student at the gaza sector journalism faculty, who said: i want to live in tel aviv, in which there will not be a single jew, ugh, and this was a person not an islamist radical, this was a person who was a member of the palestinian. himself a completely secular person, from my point of view this person should not have appealed at all attention to the nationality of those with whom she wanted to live, she had to be, would like to live with the working class, true, but he had no idea of ​​the working class, he had the idea that there was a palestinian working class and a jewish working class had where to start, and so there is no political solution here, because israel has always had the idea that if it reaches agreements with the arab world... then it guarantees israel a peaceful existence. now the question is the following: an understanding has been reached with the arab world in principle. almost everyone arab countries are calm. before the

occupied west bank, celebrating the attack by iran on, as well as schedule la laura, she joins us from bethlehem in the occupied westbank. so we do have some celebrations. we had mom, i'm giving the warnings as to why. really it's not the time to be celebrating and a middle is celebrations. there is a staff that we've been reporting of. one palestinian civilian happens to be in the occupied westbank and he was killed by shot. so in the wake of these attacks from iran. yes, so there's width in one palestinian who has died of these tropical who is biddy identified assignments and how silly a palestinian from a guy who was hit by shoppe know while he was in jericho in a post unit for the training center where hundreds of devices have been seeking shelter and they were also for other palestinians who were wounded, also by shrapnel in the north of jericho. there's been damages. the hosting and civil defense crews are reporting across the west bank in the areas of around jeanine to bar. 5 to get to los and speak to him. and while all of this is going on, we are seeing pilots to me and celebrating anno

killing at least 16 palestinians. 4 people were killed in a drone strike in the northern city of bethlehem, they were killed while collecting wood for cooking. all right, let's check back in with our correspondence covering outbreak and use the solid schulty. we're going to get the latest on. those is really as strikes, that's as laura con, she's live in bay rude. but 1st, let's bring in new today. she's in the jordanian capital amman, and she's reporting there just as a reminder because these really governments bandages 0 from reporting in the israel, nor what is the latest from the in terms of the strikes and the intensity of them. when we spoke earlier, you had mentioned just how unusual the is really strikes were this time. so that's right. this is the 1st time these really military uses fighter jets and an aerial air strike against a target in the occupied west banking over 20 years. i've been covering the story for many, many years and i do not recall a strike that caused that many casualties in the west bank in many, many years. what happened is that a one apartment building was tar

civil defense crew. several other areas in the west bank including around the areas of jeanine, bethlehem, and several other areas including sophia. so we're really watching this on the fold and palestinians are having mixed feelings between kind of being put directly in harm's way. well, also this kind of celebratory aspect where people are saying and feeling like is real, is finally getting what's been coming to them. and it's a natural response to is rios nearly year long or on the english. they've killed 41000 palestinians more than 41000 palestinians. and on top of that, they're decades long occupation. a palace, 99, a wire to any is that from the occupied westbank many things layla. it would have been sayings of jubilation and baghdad. off to a wrong attack on israel protest his way to ra he flags and held the portrays of hezbollah to her son those roller. he was killed on friday and his way to the attack on bear with what you're watching, i'll just do is on going coverage of a major escalation between the middle east to biggest ministry superpowers wrong. and as well. iran has laun

if i was buying, she's joining us not from bethlehem. why is this attack? i'm talking, i'm so significant layla. so this is a significant attack because excuse me, because it's one of the very rare times, but it's mainly forces have used a fighter jet to launch an air stripe in the occupied west back. so how does the names are calling this a bit, an escalation of violence here? and today we're seeing morning and a day of striking takes place across the dock and by westbank. for those that were killed, 18 people had been confirmed, killed by local health authorities. and among those was a family, including a mother and father and their 2 children. and when we're looking at this a time, it's very important that they can mind and keep in mind that this is a very densely populated area. this is, this took place in a refugee camp and took kind of where people are essentially living on top of each other. it's very overcrowded. so lots of different people were caught in the crossfire caught in the crossfire and kind of just present for this a talk that took place.

-- bethlehem, pennsylvania, suggested i read cather because i was looking for a topic for a collegepplication essay looking for people alive in 1902 to invite to a dinner. i ended up reading "my antonia" and "oh pioneers" in one weekend. i liked "oh pioneers" better at first but by time i graduated from college i'd read "my antonia" more than 25 times. host: they're part of the prairie trilogy. guest: there's not real y a prairie trill jism one book that's usually included in that trilogy was set in colorado, not on the prairie at all, though they all three do feature immigrant or children of immigrant heroinies. host: when "my antonia" came out in 1918 did it have an impact? guest: it had a strong critical reception and had several strong reviews. cathers her said there weren't many strong reviews and piem didn't understand it but that was not true, i have read several strong reviews from the time. i think one ofhehings she wanted to do was make people understand the importance of immigration to nebraska and in particular the heroine of the novel was bohemian or czech, a population

but since the war in gauze, the big gun atlanta were a joins us now from bethlehem in the occupied westbank lay the festival. let's talk about this attack by iran israel on to israel night because the missiles that was sent to was tel aviv would have flown over the occupied west bank. just tell us about what you saw in the sky. is that what was the situation? so what we're see here in the occupied west bay was tens of rockets flying through the air and cold shaking. and people kind of going out into the streets and onto the roof tops to watch what was happening and to watch these events take place. while we're looking at this concept of people kind of going out into the streets, palestinians watching these, these miss aisles flying. it's important to remember that posted means of nowhere to run to unlike is really where getting messages from the government to go run to bomb shelters. tell us to be at the top know bomb shelters, months, you know, big area for them to take refuge. so everyone was out kind of watching and waiting to see how this is gonna play out. yeah, that was actually, but

has been to at least a few places in judea and samaria, whether it's shiloh or batel or hebron or bethlehem, you know, lots of places. just imagine like watching a video where palestinians are gleefully breaking every single archeological site, every single connection of the jewish people to their ancient homeland because what that's what a palestinian state is right. that's what it is. i mean, you want to talk about like clear bothered it and how we cry this horrible and you know the rest of jewish history in the in the land of israel and so you know i'm thinking that's really what the world wants as the response to the worst attack against -- the holocaust. so i said all right what am i going to do? you know, i'm not in government anymore. i really you know, nobody in cares what i say. i can assure you that. so i said i locked myself in a room for ten weeks and write a book and i'm going to make two points. one, we can never have a two state solution or a palestinian state. israel. it'll never work. and it's not good for anybody not just not good for the jewish people. it's not good for a

it was originally an old loading dock for bethlehem steel. it cost almost $33 million to build the new park. >> voters in south lake tahoe will decide whether to charge a vacancy tax on property owners. measure n would create a tax on homes that are unoccupied for more than half the year. the measure has both strong support and opposition. critics say some property owners don't want to be forced to rent out their homes to ease the housing crunch. >> some of the people we've talked to say, you know, if that's the way you want to treat me as a second homeowner in your community, i'm going to sell my home and i'm going to go somewhere where i feel more welcome. >> it's really taking a toll on folks in our community to be able to find and afford housing. and so we're losing a lot of families. we're also losing young people under this proposal, a home is considered vacant if it's unoccupied for more than 183 days a year. >> property owners would then pay a $3,000 tax for the first violation. the tax would increase to at least 6000 in following yea

. >> the area where the park sits was originally an old loading dock for bethlehem steel.he park construction cost nearly $33 million. >> we are unafraid and unapologetic, and when we stand together and when we fight, we win. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630 tonight, oakland mayor xiang tao getting a boost of support from faith leaders and her attempts to fight off the recall. but tao's predecessor sounding off tonight and calls for voters to take her out of office. >> we've all been waiting, and i personally have not seen evidence that this mayor will parnassus and sandia. investigators say both the driver and the man had the green light, but the man had the right of way. it's not clear whether the driver will face any charges. >> today, the san jose city council voted 8 to 1 to accept the absence of embattled councilmember omar torres at the last meeting due to illness and to strip him of his council assignments. mayor matt mehan and the rest of the council have called on torres to step down as he faces an investigation related to child sex abuse allegations. if torres w

another 10 people were killed in a separate attack, which was also in bethlehem. as well as long as you walk into the town of comma in northern israel, 3 people have reportedly been injured is really armies. this has ball a launch to $75.00 rockets towards the upper and central gallery. it runs supremely, the ayatollah of your company has made his 1st official remarks on israel strikes on the country for a rainy and military personnel killed, with a 100 insistence being limited damage israel's, as the strikes with a response to in your very in miss on the track any of those months in turn around and says that attack was inventory ation, funding is really assassination on a rainy and so in july and how to get the shed. ronnie's get 2 nights ago, the turn it out, the malicious of the, of course, exist rate to which is wrong, but at the same time, it shouldn't be, don't play. and either by saying it was insignificant or unimportant. design assumes calculations must be taught. they are making serious mistakes and judgment . the do not understand the iranian people, th

i grew up in bethlehem in palestine to be honest, i do have my days where i wake up and look in the mirror and ask what is going on and, and what can i even do today to change any thinking the situation i remember from the youngest is growing up with my parents phone this morning, the oldest telling me not to go up to go on the street, have to play on the street because of the soldiers. and this of course i 1st experience with the soldier is down. right. you know, especially within your house or your family's house, it's nice to work after my 1st experience with the soldiers as a child was an experience that put the fear in the israel 6 to deliberately silence the truth under the warranty. so launching a war on journalism targeting, which is 0 banning all operations in israel, shutting down not bureaus in jerusalem and ramallah. this is not just the message back on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. the truth must be protected and heard, and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a problem of pressing it. the northwest frontier province at the time

. >> so the area where the park sits was originally an old loading dock for bethlehem steel. the park construction cost nearly $33 million. >> using the power of art to get people out and cast their vote. how one bay area artist is being inspired by the u.s. constitution and a barrier weather. >> a chilly start this morning, but more sunshine this afternoon except out toward parts of the coastline. some patchy fog is back out in the forecast for today, but we also have a bit of a rm experts identified short, mid-term and long range projects in 2021. they include two dozen street curb ramps to comply with the americans with disabilities act. seven speed humps, two bike lane projects. two lanes were narrowed to reduce speed and one new sidewalk to acknowledge and celebrate the substantial completion of the safety improvements around schools project, as well as recognize the other efforts that have been taken to improve safety on the streets around our city. >> schools now. >> safety efforts were spearheaded back in 2021, when a crossing guard at stanley middle school was hit by

. >> the area where the park sits was originally an old loading dock for bethlehem steel. the park construction cost nearly $33 million. >> coming up next, a new team could be coming to the oakland coliseum. the international game that could be moving into the bay area. >> then, coming up on the 11:00 news tonight, rallying support for an east bay youth football team, the group of young athletes in need of 49ers ktvu. mark sayer has more now on the slew of injuries and illnesses the team is facing, and how there is still hope for a postseason run. oh boy. >> well, it seems not a game goes by without yet another 49ers starter going out with an injury or an illness, and the list is long. including brandon aiyuk, deebo samuel, jauan jennings, christian mccaffrey, javon hargrave, george kittle, talanoa hufanga, dre greenlaw, and kicker jake moody. what is going on? >> we wish we knew. it's horrifying. >> tami rowley is a season ticket holder, and her family has followed the team since the kezar stadium days. >> you know, we get joe montana and he, you know, got when he got hur

she's joining us now from bethlehem. good to have you with us. why is this a talking to her? i'm so significant. and so this is an extremely significant attack, because this is the 1st time that we've seen is really forces use a fighter jet to use an air stripe on to cut it in about 2 decades. ac power cities have been confirmed, killed and tell us where these are thinking that this number is only going to rise . there are people who are severely wounded among those killed was a complete family including a mother, a father and their 2 children, palestinians on the ground upset and describes the use of dismembered body parts and just an extremely, extremely traumatizing experience to witness. the palestinian authority is describing this as a massacre as calling for the international community to protect palestinian lives . meanwhile, across the occupied west bank, where people are observing strikes on the morning for those killed funerals are expected to take place around 11 in the morning today. and new, all these movie military saying that this, the top was to target the hea

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10 to 12 and folding all the rounding goals of why local authorities and the knolls have declared bethlehem a disaster. so after repeated attacks by these really ministry, let's about civilian casualties. at least 10 palestinians have been killed and the right to strike. it's talk that a heavily populated market, people were trying to get what little food and water was available. building gone, so including back la, here has been in the is by the siege for more than 3 weeks now. to recover those names are correspondent, joining us not from the in central garza high target community. intensification of is really strikes in the know says we're trying to do. you have to tragedy unfolding badges. tell us what more we know about the slightest incident that's being gay olds the last few hours now which has been of ever even moving situation not only in the north of the street, but also in this into an area where we are right now. could i use that has been targeted just 5 kilometers away from what we are at the moment in the eastern areas of. oh my god, is it we're could you come off to very fine.

but is there any ministry tanks have shows that building the director of the hospital in bethlehem. so as extensive damage to the intensive care unit with tech, obviously m as in deborah bella in central gaza, as i was saying that type day 21 of his unrelenting sees in nose and got a number of people killed and maimed continues to grow on a daily basis and found use of the storming of come all out one hospital. what's the latest oil, the unmistakable facts and facts need is the army is still operating and zip out here with you did come with a very high and minute 3 momentum at the up and using really uh very cuz the supply of how of on the ground that they have destroyed a lot. so presidential building the, the, the, the separate pots and tracts of both jamalia and now yeah, well, pretty much destroyed and the operations of so now getting much more, even so with the best collection would be the earliest told me, goes, come on at one hospital. uh, within the hours of this morning, as far as we know that the army has hits come out at one hospital, especially the intensive care units a

groups, you saw there's a big radio station if they're called mega, the tractor outside of allentown, bethlehem. and in this area where all of these puerto ricans have moved from new york and new jersey. and it was something very particular about them and their island which you just never do anybody who's there have been to a puerto rican parade knows better. >> so one of the things that's going on is the trump people seem very confident and we've seen people who might have big roles in their administration talking about what they're going to do here is a little montage this wasted 6.5 trillion dollar? >> how is biden budget? >> well, i think we can do at least 2 trillion president trump has promised me, is as control of the public health agencies which are hhs and its sub agencies. >> and hope you're reforms going to be a big part of the agenda. >> when i say we're going to have a very aggressive he's agenda. we gotta nauta thinks that on the table, don't know obamacare new i mean, what do you think i think that the first and third of those things about spending and about obamacare is a reflec

that they talked about are within her real this election is going to come down to six precincts in bethlehem in north hampton. >> convenience, right. that went for trump, went for biden, whoever is going to talk to convince those six precincts, blue blue collar county have some more, you know, that's a trump union, but some new younger democrats moving and that's what's going to decide this election. and so both campaigns need to figure out how to reach that voter. >> fascinating stuff. thanks so much. he recently led one of america's closest allies are now former prime minister boris johnson is unleashed. that's the title of his new book is sharing what he really thinks about trump and harris and biden and more, he'll join me next. >> i'm natasha bertrand at the pentagon. and this is cnn where he headed where am i headed? >> am i just going to take what the market gives me? no, i can do some research that's backed by jp morgan is leading strategists like us when you want to invest with more competence, the answer is jp morgan wealth management. the best part of any of those renovations show

first-time i read willa cather waste in 1981 of my favorite professors have freedom high school and bethlehemennsylvania suggested i read willa cather because i was looking for a topic for a collegeec application you wanted people who were alive in 1902 to be invited to a dinner party. i ended up reading "my antonia" in one weekend checking it out at the library and became obsessed. by the time i graduated college i had read "my antonia" of the 25 times. >> and that's part of the trilogy, is that correct? payment that's a phrase that's been hard to get rid of. one of the book that sometimes is called part of it. trilogy is not set in the prairie trill jism one book that's usually included in that trilogy was set in colorado, not on the prairie at all, though they all three do feature immigrant or children of immigrant heroinies. host: when "my antonia" came out in 1918 did it have an impact? guest: it had a strong critical reception and had several strong reviews. cathers her said there weren't many strong reviews and piem didn't understand it but that was not true, i have read several strong