bilal: you're correct. although crude oil has gone up, gas prices have been relatively more subdued so this conflict does increase the risk to the upside and add to problems for europe. if you step back, what we are seeing around the world is you have the u.s. with strong growth. you have china with weak growth and low inflation and europe with a mix with risk to the upside and prices in weak growth. in some ways, the worst mix. guy: you have been talking to hedge funds. what do they think? are you on the same page? bilal: not necessarily. most hedge funds were trying to fight the move up and bond yields because they felt it will derail the economy. i think bond yields continue to go up even, and it does not necessarily mean growth will fall off a cliff. my bias is to be short bonds and on the equity side i am more neutral on equities. it is not clear to me that equities will necessarily rule over because u.s. growth is strong. the reason for u.s. yields going up is a good reason. alix: does that mean stock

let's start from the occupied west bank where a palestinian man 40 year old bilal saleh was killed by the israeli settlers this time in the village of. south nableus israeli sittler aggression against the palestinians continued, israeli sitler read the town of assawia when palestinian farmers had been harvesting olives in the assawia, israel sitler attacked the people and opened fire, shot bilal saleh in the chest and he immediately was murtered. since the 7th of october, eight palestinians were killed by the settlers in. the villages of in batablis and today in assawia. not only this, the aggression of the sitlers had even continued as sitlers in the last few days had distributed the threatening leaflet on palestinian cars and also warning palestinians to leave or to be killed in this leaflets that were written in arabic, they mentioned that the israeli settlers will descend upon your hets with the great catastrophe soon and you will be facing another catastrophe another nakba. in addition to this an area near aariha called almarjat israeli settlers throw dolls covered in red paint a

bilal: the drugs are more dangerous than the terrorists. you can see and fight i.s., but the drugs come out of nowhere, they're completely invisible. in iraq, more and more people are using drugs, with often fatal consequences. more babies despite a shrinking population? the japanese city of akashi proves it's possible. and, less is more -- can we save our planet by pulling the brakes on economic growth? drug use is on the rise worldwide. according to the u.n., the number of people consuming narcotics has risen by a quarter over the past decade to around 300 million. chemical drugs in particular have seen a sharp rise in appeal. among them, methamphetamine, aka, crystal meth. it started with five hits, and then he wanted more. more crystal methamphetamine, a dangerously addictive drug. samy: talking about it makes me disgusted with myself. it's a completely different world to yours. reporter: this man, who we'll call “samy,” used to be a bodyguard in bagdad. now, he earns a living by selling crystal meth. samy: if i have 50 grams, i'll only

bilal laqiis, academic and political researcher from beirout lebanon to discuss the latest events and the call of unity in west asia. dr. lais, it's a pleasure for us to have you on board now. no doubt what we witnessed yesterday and the day before on the gaza front was beyond what words could ever describe, but all in all it truel. was a flood and i mean that how do you see the arab and islamic joint position concerning the palestinian resistance in light of the calls issued by his eminence uh sayid ali khaminai to unite the front against western hegemony, western aggression, zionist aggression and hegemony as well, especially in our region. the call made by the islamic republic of iran and the leader of the islamic revolution on the issue of unity between our countries and our societies appears. especially in these exceptional circumstances and stages in the history of the arab and islamic nation, to be an extremely realistic and extremely rational core that achieves all interests. this means that it is not only moral core, despite the importance and necessity of moral discourse and

bilal laqiis, academic and political researcher from beirout, lebanon to discuss the latest events and the call of unity in west asia. dr. lais, it's a pleasure uh for us to have you on board now. no doubt what we witnessed yesterday and the day before, on the gaza front was beyond what words could ever describe. but all in all it truly was a flood and i mean that how do you see the arab and islamic joint position concerning the palestinian resistance in light of the calls issued by his eminence uh sayid ali khaminahi to unite the front against wester hegemony western aggression, zionist aggression and hegemony as well, especially in our region. the call made by the islamic republic of iran and the leader of the islamic revolution on the issue of unity between. our countries and our societies appears, especially in these exceptional circumstances and stages in the history of the arab and islamic nation to be an extremely realistic and extremely rational call that achieves all interests. this means that it is not only moral core, despite the importance and necessity of moral discourse a

bilal laqiis, academic and political researcher from beirout lebanon to discuss the latest events and the call of unity in west asia. dr. lais, it's a pleasure uh for us to have you on board now. no doubt what we witnessed uh yesterday and the day before uh on the gaza front was beyond what words could ever describe, but all in all it truly. was a flood and i mean that how do you see the arab and islamic joint position concerning the palestinian resistance in light of the calls issued by his eminence uh sayid ali khaminahi to unite the front against western hegemony, western agression, zionist aggression and hegemony as well, especially in our region. the call made by the islamic republic of iran and the leader of the islamic revolution on the issue of unity between our countries and our societies appears. especially in these exceptional circumstances and stages in the history of the arab and islamic nation to be an extremely realistic and extremely rational call that achieves all interests. this means that it is not only moral call, despite the importance and necessity of moral disco

opportunities to become free and become important people even some of his great were former slaves like bilalit, and that's what led me on the path to alhamdulillah, taking my shahadah, but it was the example that the prophet gave us that literally opened my heart up to this whole new world, and ever since then i've never looked back, it was the greatest decision ever made, and uh, i love the prophet more than i love myself, and if there's anything i can do to help serve him and his message in this day. 'i'm going to do it, and it's because of what i learned about him, that's how i learned to love the prophet, the greatest man they ever lived, definitely. i i can definitely relate to that to, to some degree as well, because i guess i came to islam in the same kind of way, i didn't grow up very religious and it was, you know, reading the consistency of the life of the prophet muhammad, that you see uh, what i always attracted me was very pragmatic uh individual, somebody who knew the time that he lived in, and uh was very open and aware and open to the people around him, so it's definitely som

bilal yeruh al-makan ali tul or mohammad astani shweye la khalos khalas ma anna the images you are watching live now are related to the bombings of gaza that took place a few moments ago. this bombardment took place in residential areas as well as in areas where civilians were present. now, it is an office building . the images you see are related to the bombing of gaza, which was carried out in maskhoni areas a few moments ago. this happened before the communication we had with al-alam reporter. i am talking to you now. today, the world is crying out just because of the defense of the zionist regime, which is causing pain, but they are not doing anything for us. yes, we are facing a cruel world. to help the zionist regime and when the palestinian people are being killed, this world does nothing , it is cruel and silent and behaves unfairly. what is this logical deviation? we openly tell the international community that you should stand up to help the palestinian civilians. our nation, our children, our women are being killed today . the streets are full of corpses. the people will be destr

and she chews on menus wisely to help prevent the decline of our natural while bilal: the drugs are more dangerous than the terrorists. you can see and fight i.s., but the drugs come out of nowhere, they're completely invisible. in iraq, more and more people are using drugs, with often fatal consequences. more babies despite a shrinking population? the japanese city of akashi proves it's possible. and, less is more -- can we save our planet by pulling the brakes on economic growth?

defense officials say they are deeply concerned about has bilal choosing to open a second front to thisflict. when they are out offer resolution whether that harms the ability of the pentagon too search assistance to israel, th defense bills official says thi is a certifying moment when the government should send a messag of unity to its allies than to its enemies. they said there are continual conversations across the u.s. government with israeli counterparts about the between the revolutionary guard car in hezbollah last week, senior use official. iran has support provided support that we have no information cooperating this specifics of the wall street journal story. trace. >> trace: thank you, we are back live on the ground in the middle east with our continuing coverage and will bring the prospective plus a former membe of the is really on the ground near tel aviv gives us her perspective on the war as we look at life pictures, this is jerusalem, 6:34 in the morning. six minutes away from the sunrise in the middle east. we are coming right back. but...he wasn't. gain flings with ox

. >> reporter: bilal doesn't know when he and his four children will be able to return to their land, but when they do, he insists the land will still be his, and he'll take up arms to protect it [speaking in a global language of course i'm going to defend my land and my honor, he tells me, once war is forced upon us, we're all ready. i'll come down and check on my kids, make sure they're okay and then i'll go >>> a former employee of the national security agency in colorado has pleaded guilty to trying to sell classified information to russia. they face d a possible life sentence, but prosecutors agreed not to ask for more than 22 years in prison. the indictment alleges that they tried to sell information to the kremlin about the military capabilities of an unnamed u.s. ally >>> a state-wide manhunt is still under way in tennessee two nashville police officer were shot. and the suspect, who is considered dangerous, is the estranged son of the city's chief of police. our kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: a manhunt intensifying in tennessee after the suspect killed two officer dr

a week later, bilal's body was taken and handed over to his family with a deep gap sewn from his neckhis navel. according to his brother, jalal ahmad , there was nothing inside his brother's stomach and all his teeth were pulled out of the number of palestinian bodies in captivity. accurate statistics are not available. this is only one of the open cases of zionist crimes that were either not reported correctly or responded to in this way. sajjadeh hayayei news reporter formation of the high youth council by order of the president. mr. raisi on the occasion of the youth week in a meeting with a group of teenagers. the elite and activists in various fields asked the secretary of the supreme youth council to turn this council into the supreme council of youth and adolescents. go to these elite students before the arrival of mr. raisi. al-lampiri wrestling , wrestling. is it a public school or something else? i am a sanpad school. government government of ahvaz. you become the minister, the chief and the principle of progress when you grow up. do you see your progress in sitting here and

bilal laqiis, academic and political researcher from beirout lebanon to discuss the latest events andl of unity in west asia. dr. lais, it's a pleasure uh for us to have you on board now. no doubt what we witnessed yesterday and the day before uh on the... gaza front was beyond what words could ever describe, but all in all, it truly was a flood, and i mean that, how do you see the arab and islamic joint position concerning the palestinian resistance in light of the calls issued by his eminence, sayid ali khaminahi to unite the front against western hegemony, western aggression, zionist aggression and hegemony as well, especially in our region, the call made by the islamic republic of iran and the leader of the islamic revolution on the issue of unity between our countries and our societies appears, especially in these exceptional circumstances and stages in the history of the arab and islamic nation, to be an extremely realistic and extremely rational core that achieves all interests. this means that it is not only moral call, despite the importance and necessity of moral discourse a

a week after that, bilal's body was handed over to his family with a deep cut sewn from his neck to his navel. according to his brother jalal ahmad, there is nothing inside his brother's abdominal cavity. it wasn't there and all his teeth were pulled. there are no exact statistics available on the number of palestinian bodies in captivity. this is just one of the open cases of zionist crimes that have either not been reported correctly, or have been responded to in this way. sajjade hayai, a radio journalist. formation of the high youth council by the order of the president mr. raisi on the occasion of the youth week in a meeting with a group of elite and active teenagers in the fields of various asked the secretary of the supreme youth council to turn this council into the supreme council of youth and adolescents. the arrival of mr. raisi to these elite students. you and i are in sampad, the public school in ahvaz. yes, do you sit with the ministers here? the principle of progress. when you grow up , you will see your progress. one day you will sit here and become a minister. that you

their dad bilal has a minor head wound and consoles the girls' uncle, mohammed.their six—month—old daughter, selah. witnesses to the grief of adults, the baby's sister fatima, her brother suleiman and her cousins, the two sistersjulia and juri. "one hour ago i was playing with her," says mohammed. go to any hospital in gaza, and the flow of casualties is relentless. those who can be treated, and those who join the growing list of the dead, many of them refugees who sought shelter in crowded buildings after being forced to flee their own homes. so when these air forces strike the building, at least 20 or 30 persons will be killed. the sisters will sleep in another crowded building tonight. there is no safety. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the united states said it is confident there will be an increase of humanitarian aid entering gaza through the rafah crossing at the border with egyptin crossing at the border with egypt in the coming days. but whether it will be enough remains to be seen. michael bociurkiw is global affairs analyst and senior fellow at the

their dad bilal has a minor head wound and consoles the girls' uncle, mohammed.old daughter, selah. witnesses to the grief of adults, the baby's sister fatima, her brother suleiman and her cousins, the two sistersjulia and juri. "one hour ago i was playing with her," says mohammed. go to any hospital in gaza, and the flow of casualties is relentless. those who can be treated, and those who join the growing list of the dead, many of them refugees who sought shelter in crowded buildings after being forced to flee their own homes. so when these air forces strike the building, at least 20 or 30 persons will be killed. the sisters will sleep in another crowded building tonight. there is no safety. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the white house says it is confident 100 trucks a day of aid will soon be allowed into gaza. for more on the humanitarian situation, my colleague spoke with the director of philanthropy at the un's palestinian relief and works agency in the us. firstly my condolences, you have lost many members of your extended family, 61 colleagues in gaza

their dad bilal has a minor head wound but consoles the girls�* uncle, mohammed.have lost their six—month—old daughter, selah. witnesses to the grief of adults, the baby's sister fatima, her brother suleiman and her cousins, the two sisters julia and juri. "one hour ago i was playing with her," says mohammed. go to any hospital in gaza, and the flow of casualties is relentless. those who can be treated, and those who join the growing list of the dead, many of them refugees who sought shelter in crowded buildings after being forced to flee their own homes. so when these air forces strike the building, at least 20 or 30 persons will be killed. the sisters will sleep in another crowded building tonight. there is no safety. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. israeli forces in gaza have cut off one of the main roads running north to south, as part of their expanded ground operations against hamas. witnesses there have reported seeing tanks and bulldozers on the salah al—din highway, which connects gaza city to the rest of the territory. this footage from social media —

their dad bilal has a minor head wound but consoles the girls' uncle mohammed.have lost their six—month—old daughter, selah. witnesses to the grief of adults, the baby's sister fatima, her brother suleiman and her cousins, the two sisters julia and juri. "one hour ago i was playing with them," says mohammed. go to any hospital in gaza and the flow of casualties is relentless. those who can be treated, and those who join the growing list of the dead, many of them refugees who sought shelter in crowded buildings after being forced to flee their own homes. so when these air forces strike the building, at least 20 or 30 persons will be killed. the sisters will sleep in another crowded building tonight. there is no safety. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. we can speak now to our correspondent rushdi abualouf who has been reporting for us from gaza, and is in the southern city of khan younis. you have been reporting day after day three weeks now. we have seen the conditions people are living in. what have you seen and heard today? the living in. what have you seen a

omar bilal al—banna and omer siman tov lived around 14 miles apart, on either side of the israel—gazas — but not for the reasons you might expect. omar was killed in an airstrike by israeli forces. i spotted posts about his death being shared — like the screenshot you see here — by pro—israeli profiles, including from the state of israel's official account. a video of a small child's body wrapped in a white blanket in a hospital in gaza — falsely suggesting this was not a real baby but a doll. i tracked down the original clips and photos, taken by two palestinian photo—journalists who proved they were there. when i spoke to them they confirmed the child was called omar, sharing additional photos and videos, which i then matched up with the footage and location to verify the child's identity. including this clip of omar�*s older brother, majd. translation: we went out to the street to play. - a strike happened and my brother had gone to buy something. the strike hit our neighbours' house, and the rubble fell on him and he died. the two photo—journalists also put me in touch with omar�*

their dad bilal has a minor head wound but consoles the girls' uncle, mohammed.t their six—month—old daughter, selah. witnesses to the grief of adults, the baby's sister fatima, her brother suleiman and her cousins, the two sisters julia and juri. "one hour ago i was playing with them," says mohammed. go to any hospital in gaza, and the flow of casualties is relentless. those who can be treated, and those who join the growing list of the dead, many of them refugees who sought shelter in crowded buildings after being forced to flee their own homes. so when these air forces strike the building, at least 20 or 30 persons will be killed. the sisters will sleep in another crowded building tonight. there is no safety. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the latest from garzo there. we have just heard from the white house spokesperson that the us says it is hopeful of getting 100 aid trucks a day into gaza. that has just come from the white house news briefing. i don't have any more context on that, orwhen i don't have any more context on that, or when they believe that

the cross fire from israel and iranian backed has bilal has picked up over the past few weeks amid growingkick-start a regional conflict. >> reporter: back in gaza, the death flow has soared to over 5,000, hamas says with thousands of children among the dead. amid growing international condemnation of the civilian deaths. the israeli military release graphic video of the massacre that unfolded here just over two weeks ago. dashcam video said to be from a the civilian car shows gunman approaching the car and opening fire. a body cam recovered from one of the attacker shows a hail of gunfire. [gunshots] the bodies of the two victim slumped over shot dead. [gunshots] in recent days israeli commandos have gone into gaza to find targets and try to find information about more than 220 hostages still held captive. the release of two more hostages tonight will come as a relief to their families. but to hamas, it may serve as a stalling tactic to slow down israel's all-out invasion. as was the case when the american hostages were released just a couple of days ago, there was a brief wall and air st

has bilal testing israel from lebanon just a mile and a half where we are right now. and made it across the border early friday, shot and injured israeli soldier and later killed appeared along with three other militants targeted at another location. and through the night we have been hearing for the war nearby, israeli artillery aiming for hezbollah requiring positions. this day has seen 30 militant rockets shot towards israel. the population of 20,000 was evacuated today. and not just hezbollah militants but hamas and other groups. officials tried to get everyone out of the line of fire. they also tell us they think they know who is really pulling the strings of the terrorists. >> i think we not fight with hamas. we do not fight with hezbollah but we fight with iran. >> with iran. >> with iran? hezbollah, they are soldiers for iran. >> as we heard from iran, hezbollah and others, the action here could only intensify as an expected ground incursion by israel against hamas in gaza is looming. bret. >> bret: greg on the border, thank you. to the drawing board for repub

at least seven of those were killed by israeli settlers, including 40-year-old bilal muhammad saleh, who was fatally shot saturday near nablus as he was harvesting olives with his family. on friday, residents of the jenin refugee camp said israeli army bulldozers destroyed a memorial for the palestinian-american journalist shireen abu akleh erected at the spot where she was fatally shot in the head by an israeli sniper in may 2022. the u.n. general assembly voted 120-to-14 friday in favor of a resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian truce and for aid access to gaza. israel and the u.s. voted against the resolution, which also calls for the release of captive civilians. 45 member states abstained, including canada. some countries, including south africa, urged the u.n. to do much more to stop the bloodshed. >> south africa urges the united nations to oppose an embargo on all parties involved in this conflict. given the nature of the death and destruction we are witnessing every day. amy: the resolution is non-binding, but holds political and symbolic weight. over the weekend,

they still are shakur sekou odinga, you know, bilal, sunny ali, i would say they are shakur's and. people were just so so somebody like assata shakur who you know, most of us familiar with assata shakur, so brilliant thinker and writer living in exile in cuba. since 1980. she is a shakur by honoring name. you know she took the name later in life after she was already on the run after she was already wanted by authorities and after her good friends. h.a. was killed by new jersey police officers on the turnpike in 1973. she took the shakur to honor her friend's aid and to carry on his and other family members name legacy. tupac also wasn't born. shakur, for that matter. his his name was changed later. but you can read that he became he was born he was given a different name birth. but mother afeni given the name shakur shortly after and he carried that name the weight of that name with him for his whole life life. so this was the end of the introduction introduction, sort of just introducing the family and the themes, the legacy of the shakur family exists all around us and culture a

themselves so trump would have israel's back if israel had to go into gaza, if israel had to deal with has bilal on the north. and if israel had to take out the nuclear site. does anybody think joe biden will allow any of these things to happen, no. mark my word, within a month's time, probably within two weeks time biden will be calling for cease-fire, israel will be the bad guy in the middle east, israel will be responsible for all of the things in israel could be alone within a month. stuart: you think it could be that back? >> yes, i do. here's why. i think iran is governed by the sense that time is running out. it is now or never. if iran did not make this move with hezbollah, then iran was way to face the middle east which would have israel, saudi arabia all at peace. in dealing with each other economically, military, diplomatically with iran left to the cold so they said it's now or never for me i have to push my proxies in the middle east. what i worry about the public opinion shifts in change and it will because the pictures that you will start seeing are going to be what's happening in

bankman-fried where the former e crypto king assured him that the residence was going to be paid for bilalnd. al immediate e da. another thing this witness mentioned is that ftx customer assets, when deposited in the early days, were actually sent to annal immediate e da bank account without the customers' knowledge. when you're proving out a fraud charge, that lack of disclosure is very key. the big reveal today from the prosecution's examination is while fixing a bug, this individual was a coder at ftx, he found that alameda owed ftx $8 billion in customer funds. sbf was informed of all of this messiness early on, and he even acknowledged to the witness that ftx was, quote, not bulletproof anymore. the witness asserted he quit because he discovered alameda was using ftx customer money to pay loans. the defense had a chance to cross-examine this witness. theta teased him in questioning that he heard secondhand through several employees that they were using ftx funds, so that tarts to bring about doubt potentially in the jury's mind and that he was also only testifying you were an immunity

his name is bilal el khadra.the leader that conducted the butcher and attack in in the nirim kibbutz. >> he also says israel's special forces are conducting raids in gaza. medics there warn thousands of more people could die because hospitals are low on fuel and basic supplies as the effort to evacuate american citizens who are trapped in israel is underway, with flights chartered by the us state department. some of those people are from the bay area. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with one of them in tel aviv. >> i'm standing in our shelter. we have the sirens go off so we closed our shutters out in the apartment. >> our interview from tel aviv with tessa morgan was interrupted by the sound of explosions and air raid sirens across the city saturday night. the barrage captured live on cnn. there are five incoming right now. >> tessa says lowering metal blast shutters and moving to a fortified bomb shelter inside her apartment is the new reality. >> and it's happening at least three times a day. my neigh

palestinian farmer was shot dead by a settler as he was harvesting olives near the village of according to bilal how hats. haaretz. -- ellison barber joins me now. -- tell us what you know about how the second part of the operation is, this expanded ground operation is going so far, for the israeli military. >> you can probably, will likely see and hear it as we are talking to you here. but as we keep an eye on the skyline of northern gaza, the booms of artillery headed in the direction of gaza is constant. and there will often be just explosions that you can see happening inside of gaza. the sky will just turn to this reddish orange, and you will see that pocket, in some ways, in some moments, the explosions we have seen, a couple of them have been so big that, if you were to pause the shot, it looks like you are looking at the sunset. but you are not. you are looking at -- when that happens -- an explosion inside of gaza. and the reality is, every time you hear that, you probably hear, that it sounds like thunder. those booms, there are likely civilians on the other side being impacted. you to

his name is bilal el khadra. he was the leader that conducted the butcher and attack in in the nirim kibbutz. >> he also says israel's special forces are conducting raids in gaza. medics there warn thousands of more people could die because hospitals are low on fuel and basic supplies. now the effort to evacuate american citizens who are trapped in israel is happening right now with flights chartered by the us state department. some of those people are from the bay area abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with one of them in tel aviv. >> i'm standing in our shelter. we have the sirens go off so we closed our shutters out in the apartment. >> our interview from tel aviv with tessa morgan was interrupted by the sound of explosions and air raid sirens across the city saturday night. the barrage captured live on cnn . there are five incoming right now. >> tessa says, lowering metal blast shutters and moving to a fortified bomb shelter inside her apartment is the new reality. >> and it's happening at least three

former california assembly candidate bilal mahmood plans to run to unseat san francisco supervisor dean preston. now according to the san francisco chronicle, al the former obama admin staffer will file candidacy papers to run in next year's election. next year is expected to be a significant race for district five. the seat that includes the tenderloin and other areas like alamo square. tom is 438. be ready for your phone to start going off around midday on wednesday. fema is holding a national emergency alert test. they'll send a warning tone to every tv, radio and cell phone in the entire country. that test is set for 11:20 a.m. phones will be getting a text alert with vibration and with tones similar to an amber alert to tvs and radios will play those tones for about a minute. long this is the seventh nationwide wide eas test. the nobel prize in medicine has been awarded to two people for their discoveries that made a big impact in the covid pandemic. this morning, drew weissman and katalin kariko were awarded the prize in stockholm. the two discovered how to create mrna vaccines at

las protestas por las represalias israelÍ se multiplican por el mundo, para bilal espaÑola, berlÍn, yel Único que no tiene influencia en israel. sÓlo permitirÁ la evacuaciÓn de extranjeros y israel autoriza la ayuda humanitaria. una enorme fila de camiones aguardan esta bandera para entregar alimentos y medicina, pero israel se opone temiendo que ingresen a escondidas mÁs armas para hamÁs. desde el vaticano al papa francisco lamentÓ las mÚltiples vidas perdidas en los ataques de hamÁs, y en la ofensiva israelÍ. >> [habla en otro idioma] de nuevo mi pedido para que se liberen los rehenes, pido fuertemente que los niÑos, los enfermos, los ancianos, las mujeres y los civiles inocentes no sean vÍctimas. la cruz roja cree que los rehenes son mÁs de 150, le exige a hamÁs le exige tener acceso a ellos para tener cuidado de salud, y bebÉs, niÑos pequeÑos, mujeres y ancianos. jorge: gracias por tu reporte, pablo, vamos a regresar contigo para que nos cuentes quÉ es lo Último que estÁs viendo desde tu zona. pablo: a esta hora israel confirma haber eliminado al segundo comandante de hamÁs que pa

the paper says hundreds of people were killed in assaults planned by bilal al kedra, a senior hamas commanderddle east because it is changing all the time. we will speak to defence ministerjames heappey to get an update. also the attempt to try to get british people in gaza out in some way and how it might become possible. fans of his comedy will know that sir billy connolly wasn't always a fan of the kilt but he's warmed to it over the years, even wearing one to the tartan day parade in new york. and now, he's loaned that very kilt to an exhibition in dundee. the v&a museum there is displaying the kilt as part of its magnificent people's tartan collection. pauline mclean has the story. archive: why, for bicycling, the up-to-date young man i wears a tartan shirt of lightweight wool and she tapering tartan slacks. it's probably the most famous textile in the world, whether you're dressing up or dressing down, following tradition or rebelling against it. but one things for sure tartan divides opinion. when i grew up, the kilt was a joke. you saw a guy in a kilt when you were a little boy, you s