the arm , carried out this attack. the army. it — carried out this attack.his attack. the army, it is a separatist - army, it is a separatist organisation, before that we have to talk about them because it is the largest province in pakistan but it is also the least developed and this attack comes after a series of attacks that have taken place in this year by these people. so, not a few months ago a military installation took out an attack and they said that they are attacking military installations and personnel that attacks in september also resulted in a lot of civilians dying as well. this particular attack carried out by the organisation who has demands put forward for this that they demand independence, they demand independence, they demand the control of local resources, but they have carried out violent attacks throughout this year even around the elections that took place this year in pakistan. for now, the pakistan army hasn't issued a statement on this particular attack but the have put out a statement on social media claiming this attack was tar

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in asia, if he was to carry _ inflationary. in asia, if he was to carry it _ inflationary.n asia, if he was to carry it through, i inflationary. in asia, if he i was to carry it through, even if the percentage is lower? the first would _ if the percentage is lower? the first would be _ if the percentage is lower? the first would be to _ if the percentage is lower? tue: first would be to look if the percentage is lower? tte: first would be to look at what china does. with donald trump and joe biden did not retaliate in kind. they were measured responses, not exceeding what the us put on to china. i think the us put on to china. i think the difference now is let's see what happens from eight retaliation point of view. they have different laws and lists they have started to implement. watch to see what kind of retaliation that they might do, not excessive but to do it and number to look at other countries around the region. malaysia and vietnam are exposed because of their larger trade deficits with the us and also think about does the us crackdown on that shipments coming fro

i beg your pardon, not carrying the state. don't let me get this wrong. donald trump with 56 percent of the boat, but with only a tiny fraction of the boat actually reported in georgia. all right, let's be clear about that. net. let's look at the state of the race before we headed back to fully. this is where we stand right now. 95, remember florida alone was worth 3095 electoral votes for donald trump. 35 for the vice president, complet harris. one more thing. this map here looking exactly like what we thought it would like look like roughly this point in the evening. democrats getting their votes from here. republicans getting their boats from the south, from the midwest here in oklahoma as well. so by the way, one last thing does this mean that he's crushing her right? no, no, it doesn't. no, it doesn't. it just means those are the states where we expected republicans to get their votes. same thing with the democrats. these numbers are going to keep changing throughout the our field. i'm going to keep changing, but uh, defi

>> the mission is carried out by civil servants. as you said, the ability to carry out the mission would be eroded by not having enough people doing the mission and not having that institutional knowledge. many of the career paths in the homeland security mission take years to train, develop, and have someone perform the function. you need that level of stability to effectively carry out the important mission in our homeland and that turnover and that chaos that we created would obviously detriment the capabilities and skills of the mission workforce. >> now, a question to mr. devine. the overwhelming majority of federal employees do their work in a nonpartisan manner seeking to serve their fellow americans. this is only important for our democracy and it helps detect the appropriate works of taxpayer dollars. increasing the number of political appointees within the federal government undermine data-driven decision-making at federal agencies and jeopardize the impartial use of federal funding? >> senator, it would mean that a number

in the longer term, if he carries — there. in the longer term, if he carries through _ there. term, if he carries through with - there. in the longer term, if he carries through with the l he carries through with the tariffs that he proposes — will other countries not turn away from the us and look more towards each other? it’s from the us and look more towards each other? it's not so simle towards each other? it's not so simple because _ towards each other? it's not so simple because the _ towards each other? it's not so simple because the us - towards each other? it's not so simple because the us is - towards each other? it's not so simple because the us is such| towards each other? it's not so| simple because the us is such a strong market and investor here. but i think you're right, companies and markets are already starting to think — how do they rework supply chains and don't forget, quite a lot of asian investment into the united states. japanese unimaker and japanese semi—conductors and south korean businesses as well as well as mexico. honda came out and said that 80%

carry out that policy.e he won the. let's speak to former political advisor to trump sam nunberg in west palm beach. 2016, when done trump was new to us politics, now eight years later he has a mandate, he has the popular vote, potential might have the whole of congress. how will that i change his approach to government this time around? when i first what foreign minister trump, politics in itself was not something he had full concentration on. he ran a business, he was a mogul. he had so many different types of responsibilites. eight years later now, he was able to put his fill mine into how to win a general election. he was really a much different type of candidate. he thought about campaigning california, he thought about holding massive rallies across the north—eastern seaboard, he had won in newjersey, he famously finished in nsg. what that did as that gave him the popular vote. as opposed to losing the popular vote by around 5 million votes in 2016, and having essentially the same amount of electoral

>> the mission is carried out by civil servants. as you said, the ability to carry out the mission would be eroded by not having enough people doing the mission and not having that institutional knowledge. many of the career paths in the homeland security mission take years to train, develop, and have someone perform the function. you need that level of stability to effectively carry out the important mission in our homeland and that turnover and that chaos that we created would obviously detriment the capabilities and skills of the mission workforce. >> now, a question to mr. devine. the overwhelming majority of federal employees do their work in a nonpartisan manner seeking to serve their fellow americans. this is only important for our democracy and it helps detect the appropriate works of taxpayer dollars. increasing the number of political appointees within the federal government undermine data-driven decision-making at federal agencies and jeopardize the impartial use of federal funding? >> senator, it would mean that a number

as well has also carried out strikes across northern gall. some people have been using cost to take the wounded to hospital. is there any forces of late fees to the area for moving a month causing of access to basic necessities and medical cab in the spring entire capital as him? now he joins us from darrow bala in the central gauze and target. tell us what happened. very close to way you. uh well it was really too close from what we uh where i am right now in the looks of hospital the place has been talking to laura just 20 minutes away from our cost. the points, which had been a sudden tough event to reason, we did not find any proper shelters in order to take refuge in light of the overcrowded numbers of civilly and of course the central areas of this trip is very minute treat. in fact has targeted the backyard overlooks the hospital we. so by the way, the attack, so as and it's very tough. that's how it launched to come. so it gets sent. messiah is the best price on that area that has like the impact. it's from the top, we don't for medic

. ,, ., that says it carried out this attack. , ., ., ~ , attack.separatist _ attack. so, the liberation army is a separatist militant - is a separatist militant organisation. before that we have to talk about... it is one of the largest provinces in pakistan, but it is also least developed and this attack comes after a series of attacks that have taken place in this year by the liberation army. so, not a few months ago, military installation attacked and they claimed that they are attacking military installations and personnel. but the attacks in september also resulted in a lot of civilians dying as well stop this particular attack it carried out by the liberation army organisation, who has demands put forth before this that they demanded independence, they demand the control of local resources, but they have carried out violent attacks throughout this year, even around the elections that took place this year in pakistan. for now, the pakistan army has not issued a statement on this particular attack. but the liberation organisation has put out a

a separatist group says it's carried out the a time. also coming up the you and convinced the desk of civilians in gaza. it says most of those killed have been women and children accusing israel of systemic violations of human and terri unload the . i'm gonna have that with as well. come to the program. dozens of people have been killed in so many more injured in a suicide bombing at a railway station in pakistan. officials say the boma targeted across the platform as hundreds, waiting to travel the separatist, the bellagio style liberation army says it was behind the attack. a crowded train platform as quote on this c c t, v footage. and then a powerful explosion rips through. officials estimate they'd been around a 100 people here among them soldiers own waiting to board a train. when the blast hit around 845 on saturday morning, it was the, the people who were running here and there, and k us somewhere injured. something with missing um, legs or even hands up at a nearby hospital, dozens of victims were rushed in. some critically wou

we have to understand the racial baggage that we carry from latin america.e to understand the consequences of what the colonial times meant in latin america.ti you have to understand the political trauma, how does all of that manifest in american politics. it goes beyond the goes way beyond trumpism and maga and has like all the baggage that we carry. as latinos. regardless of how far removed we are from the first time our parents came here and migrated to this country, that sort of trauma is recycled one of the best things about t this book f me was not just talking to political scientist but talking to a psychologist, historian, grounded me and made me see things like right as you asked me a question i'm thinking about a psychologist that reminded me she .said over 70% of migrants and asylum-seekers coming to this country carry trauma. that trauma the generational trauma is recycled. that i think it's kind of what's playing out now. you can help explain that in many of the things we are seeing whether it's answering the question why that latino in the bron

when he says he will carry _ for the job. when he says he will carry out _ for the job.ortations, what do you think? ., , ., , ., think? he will not be able to de ort think? he will not be able to deport 12 — think? he will not be able to deport 12 million _ think? he will not be able to deport 12 million people - think? he will not be able to deport 12 million people out| think? he will not be able to l deport 12 million people out of fear legally. coming from where we come from we don't pay attention to a lot of the things that people say, because we know that is just two of those are just words were stop is not personality, but what they can do two —— they believe in it can achieve. translation: is in it can achieve. translation: , translation: is a person, i don't like — translation: is a person, i don't like him. _ translation: is a person, i don't like him. but— translation: is a person, i don't like him. but as - translation: is a person, i don't like him. but as a - don't like him. but as a politician, i like how he runs the country. politician, i like how he run

the separatist group says it carried out the attack. also coming up the thousands of women protesting to washington against donald trump's election victory. we report line from the us capital and growing anger in spain over the response to flooding that has killed more than 200 people. the on the call fairly, who welcome to the program. dozens of people have been killed and many more injured in a suicide bombing. at a railway station and pockets done, officials stay the bomber targeted a crowd, a platform is hundreds, waited to travel, the separatists baluchistan. liberation army says it was behind the attack is a crowded train platform as quotes on this cctv footage. and then a pa, full explosion rips through. officials estimate they've been around a 100 people here among them soldiers own waiting to board, a train. when the blast hit around 845 on saturday morning. it was about the, the people who were running here. and there and k us somewhere injured, something with missing um, legs or even hands. at a nearby hospital, dozens of vic

israel's former defence minister, moshe ya'alon, has said his country is carrying out ethnic cleansing benjamin netanyahu's far—right backed government was leading israel towards destruction. mr ya'alon — a right wing politician — is a noted critic of prime minister netanyahu. israel — which has forced hundreds of thousands of palestinians from northern gaza while pummelling the area with strikes — denies ethnic cleansing. this comes as there are reports of an israeli aistrike on a multistorey house in the north of gaza, killing and injuring dozens of people. and earlier, the humanitarian organisation world central kitchen said it's pausing its operations in gaza after a deadly israeli air strike hit a vehicle carrying its staff. images from the southern city of khan younis show the wreckage of a vehicle with its roof blown open. three people are reported to have been killed. the israeli army has confirmed it was targeting a car, saying it was carrying a person involved in the october seventh attacks. world central kitchen says it has no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had

i that something as this bondi would carry out?— would carry out?trump - would carry out? i think president trump was i would carry out? i think - president trump was elected just over two weeks because american people are hungry for change in government. i think they want to get the economy back on track, they want to straight out america's misguided foreign policy, they want to secure the southern border and stop the weaponization of the justice department. supporting someone in place that will carry out that duty i think is what she is going to do. i don't foresee them persecuting political enemies. i see them trying to build trust back with the american people, trying to get the department ofjustice in a place where they are not acting as a partisan weapon for whatever administration is currently in the white house. so i see it as a period of time for them to build back trust with the american people. i think that is what is gonna happen. think that is what is gonna ha en. , ,., happen. the biting department with rejected — happen. the biting de

it's like kind of like speed dating. >> but carrie isn't looking for love and romance.ds. >> you need platonic relationships in addition to romantic relationships. it's important, i think, for just like your well-being and your mental health, we're. i mean, humans are social creatures searching for ways to branch out. >> she went online and stumbled upon the girls nyc the girls is an exclusive social group for women looking to make friends in their early 20s in new york city. >> our mission is just to empower women to make intentional friendships and provide a space for them to do so. >> leah sheldon and karlyn kelly run this group, the duo meeting two years ago at one of these mixers. they're now hosting together. one rule when it comes to attending these events, you have to come alone. >> it's nice because it levels the playing field and sense of vulnerability. it pushes you out of your comfort zone like the girls, similar groups catering to finding connection are on the rise, like dinner parties, even running clubs. we spend so much time online like we end up isolati

your voice carries, it's like mine. too loud. | carries, it's like mine. too loud.k you. mr— carries, it's like mine. too loud. thank you, mr speaker. - carries, it's like mine. too loud. thank you, mr speaker. can - carries, it's like mine. too loud. thank you, mr speaker. can thej thank you, mr speaker. can the minister— thank you, mr speaker. can the minister show that they can be more than student politicians by extending an invitation to trump to address— extending an invitation to trump to address parliament on his next visit? — address parliament on his next visit? |— address parliament on his next visit? ~ . address parliament on his next visit? ~' ., ., visit? i think the leader of the opposition _ visit? i think the leader of the opposition is _ visit? i think the leader of the opposition is giving _ visit? i think the leader of the opposition is giving a - visit? i think the leader of the - opposition is giving a masterclass on student politics. seriously, mr speaker, we live in a volatile world that we have lived in for many decades. it is absolutely cru

in the longer term view, if he carries through, - view, if he carries through, other countries, willt just turn away from the us and look towards each other? it is not so simple _ look towards each other? it 3 not so simple because the us is such a strong market and such a strong investor here but i think you are exactly right. companies and markets are already starting to think out of a rework supply chains and also don't forget there is quite a lot of asian investments, japanese auto—makers and semiconductor, south korean and korean businesses, as well as mexico. so honda has come out and said 80% of its production in mexico goes to the us. what happens if mexico gets tariffs? so it is a bit of a complicated picture. i think in the longer term there is a whole reworking of supply chains in asia we need to be watching. chains in asia we need to be watching-— chains in asia we need to be watchinu. ~ ., ., watching. what are you looking out for that _ watching. what are you looking out for that will _ watching. what are you looking out for that will tell _ watching. what are you looki

and i'm so glad that trump carried pennsylvania. like i said to you the other day, both candidates came up to our area and they were campaigning very hard and i'm just glad that trump carried pennsylvania and did i like what harris had to say as far as making the transition of power, that she would be there to help the trump people do that. i think that was very professional of her organization and very professional of her to offer that to president trump. host: all right. mark, a republican in pennsylvania. as he said, mr. trump carried pennsylvania, the associated press calling that at 2:24 a.m. on this wednesday. take a look at c-span.org/results and you can see where the votes came in for mr. trump. in pitts and the surrounding -- pittsburgh and the surrounding counties around pittsburgh, it was allred. around the blue dot of pittsburgh. look at the counties close to philadelphia. red as well. and then erie county, the bellwether county in pennsylvania, red. in 2024. here are some headlines for you this afternoon. after presiden

they say that is why they carried it out.ged to have acted. the israelis haven't put forward any evidence for this but that is what they are saying tonight. on another story related to gaza. there has been another hostage video released by hamas. what can you tell us about what is in that? that's right, this was released in the last hour or so. just looking at the some of the details of it now. it relates to a 20—year—old. he is an american israeli hostage. he was taken after the hamas attacks 1a months ago. and within this video he is extremely distressed. the way it's been edited — it has been dispersed with episodes of him being extremely upset. in it he appeals to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do more to secure his release. and then he speaks in english, he switches from hebrew, and he directly addresses president—elect trump, saying that he needs to use all his power to bring about some sort of deal and ensure that the hostages are released. tonight a group that represents quite a lot of the hostages f

and this one has carried out as strikes on the lebanese capital. they've moved, they came, shoot me off. is there any management issues of actuation threats with people living in this type of guy here? the palestine and football association has quite a lot of sports governing body fee for to address genocidal basis. and as lama for the question work among, is there any football fans supporters of mcafee tel aviv tore down and published and in flags and talented races. slogans ahead of a match and adds to them the insights but let the street batch holes with several people being injured. step lawson reports from the dots capital after a final night in um, so that is where any football fans are taken to the airport by jewish volunteers. we don't trust on the dutch people because what we have to what we have been to yesterday, it's not something that we have in these when we defined a students and as well, we don't have what we have to do it more than they were some of the thousands of supporters of my cabbie tele feet when got it, and the dodge capit

. >> is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? >> of course there is. families can be deported together. >> norah: breaking news: the terrifying moment a spirit airlines flight is shot at while trying to land. >> making history. >> norah: tonight's "eye on america." on this veterans day, why the crew of this u.s. navy attack submarine is making history. >> integration is not just vital to problem-solving, but it's a war fighting necessity. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell. thank you for joining us on this veterans day. donald trump is quickly establishing the team for his second term and his picks signal what his priorities will be come january when he will be inaugurated. and they are starting with immigration. thomas homan will be border czar, charged with carrying out america's largest deportation ever. stephen miller is expected to become deputy chief of staff for policy. he helped mastermind the so-called muslim travel ban in the last trump administration. and congresswoman el

more than 40, it was carried out in the southern city of quaker. that's the capital of baluchistan province. the separatist below, just on liberation army has claimed responsibility for the attack. how does the don way more than 18 months of fighting is having a devastating impact on livestock? farmers? violence between the army and military rapids support forces has disrupted the trade which provides a source of income for millions of sudanese. even morgan re, for some undermine for more than 4 decades. as the dean of the seed has relied on buying and selling camels for his income, he brings them from the southern and west some parts of put them to sell in the capital for to. he says it's used to take no more than 3 days to transport them, making it easy to bring hundreds at the time. but after more than 18 months of fighting between the army and the rapids support forces, or r s f, b on group is taking over territories where his panels come from. but the one i used to bring the capital from north code, the fund on trucks to undermine now the capi

underwood, carrie underwood, carrie underwood, carrie underwood crafting her vegas residency set list this show with the songs. what are the ones that people would want to hear? each song has its own moment. maybe next time he'll think before he to come, before he have done it before, he cheats many times over the years in many different ways. just being in this kind of static environment where we don't have to pick up and move everything, it's like, well, what? what is our wish list, you know? and it's like, well, let's let's light something on fire. i feel like every time i'm on stage at some point something will hit me that it's like, oh my gosh, i have a residency in vegas. you know, i, i am very blessed to be able to do what i get to do. >> i have so many things to do in vegas as anybody that's been here knows. >> stars like jason aldean and blake shelton even opening country themed bars and restaurants right on the strip. >> these are called the nachos. every major food group is included in a plate of these things. i always kind of gauge it by my how my friends and family react

what does it mean to carry all of that in there into the united states, into american politics? and if give latinos again, i want to be very clear. we're talking about a small group here. but if you give a permission to choose their homes, to choose their political homes, it may be the case that that freedom to choose particular early when you're being sort of targeted and, you know, a campaign by republicans, it may be the case that the natural idea, an option for some of them is to go to trumpism now and so is it like i think that's an interesting question that you posed and like who who are they? who are they defecting now? is it republicans? is it democrats? it's i think that's kind of the idea of the book. like let's all kind of like rethink, aim, who, who's loyal, whom, knowing who decided right at any point that even a bloc like latino evangelicals, i have to say in the past did vote for clinton and at one point did vote for obama and here they are finding something very in trumpism. and the last thing i'll say about that, i asked that same question to them. jenny, many l

and sometimes we would carry men in addition to that.so we had to have food to feed these extra people. so ice boxes on three street about the same size as they were on a heavy cruiser where they got, you know, a lot of men that cruise. nine officers in about 120 men. so we ate very well. all we had a very good stores off. they was a mustang, yeoman and he knew the ropes. and so he were sure to get supplies. nothing. we had nothing with the barracks and we were talking beef and chicken and we had beef and chicken and and and spam and, you know, you don't get you don't get any fresh vegetables, no seafood. we had canned food that cooked at cook traction and what they had to for what they had to work with. we ate very well. and we did have we did have a lot of meat and you could carry potatoes a long time. and so we were we usually had traded around the world, we usually had a few apples. you returned to new guinea after the philippines? yeah. how long were you there? what was your next stop? well, we we went into india, took on beach, too

and there's arm to drones, drones because they're carrying bonds. and then on the back of those drones we see quite captors the defend down and um uh yeah. appear to shoot bullets. um, uh for anybody that remains moving, we had a number of people that were brought in entire families that were there were killed . and any survivors that remained would, would describe having to lay still for a while, because of the fear of quite copper fire after the bomb and already been dropped in syria, it has been intense battles between government forces and fighters. any northwestern provinces of a level ended leap, at least a $132.00 fighters and soldiers were killed after an alms group launched an attack . i'll just here is home to sound hotels, the details. for the 2nd day, there are fierce battle between syria and forces and fighters after the has to have a shim arm group launched a surprise attack the violence in the north western provinces of a level, and it blew marks the 1st major escalation in years to flight. or say this was in response to recent attemp

military to carry out a mass deportation.aitlyn huey-burns has a new details. >> reporter: to carry out a campaign promise. >> on day one i will launch the largest deportation program in american history to get the president bunt criminals out. >> reporter: president-elect trump is going to use m national emergency. and administer his mass deportation plan. military personnel already offer support on the southern border including warehouse management and clerical work. and they could legally take on additional roles. but they are not permitted to participate in civilian law enforcement activity like arresting migrants. an expansion of military might which could lead to a certain legal challenges. declaring a state of emergency would allow trump to tap into additional funding and resources needed to carry out a mass deportation program of this scale. >> the pentagon budget that's where the money is. that's where the people are, that's where the aircraft are. and i don't see him doing this without significant involvement from t

what i mean by that is the racial baggage we carried from latin america.e have to understand the consequences but the colonial times meant in latin america but we have to understand the political trauma. all of that manifests into american politics? i goes way beyond trust trumpets and maga i was so much more to do with us. with all this baggage that we carry out latinos regardless of how far removed wero are from te first time he came through as a migrant to this country that trauma is recycled. talking to psychologist grounded meme and made me see things. thinkingat about that reminded e she's had over 70% of migrants and asylum-seekers. trauma. she said that generational trauma is recycled. and that is with playing out. you can help explain that way many of the things weou are seeg whether to answer the question of why i latino in the bronx likes trump weather that the understanding of why so much you'veve done and what they fin. it all comes onto the history. to underline that so clearly and beautifully at tribalism, traditionalism and trump. i went if

is there any military is carrying out raids in several areas of the occupied westbank and so just from the city of jeanine on tuesday nights, i'm confronted thomas saying fine says they open fi and destination of explosive devices. kenny needs to palestinians. res also happened in hebron and novelist and in the java zone refuge account. and the policy and information centers reporting is riley settlers have set fire to cause in a village north from a settler tax in the occupied west bank of increase since as well as one guns and began last october. or is there any forces, have targeted vehicles of the lebanese army. net and mazda unit in the south of the country coming one soldier, an injuring another. 3 soldiers were killed in his riley, striking the south. on tuesday evening. rescuers have been scouring the extensive rubble left spies, riley strikes, and number 2 on monday, tens of thousands of homes have been stored since as well launched the bombing campaign in the south sea. one lebanese soldiers have been killed in is really a talk since october of 2023 us special envoy. a most h

a file leading its says is really forces of carried out air strikes on lebanese territory. earlier. the is really relates reconfirmed, an attack on what it says was a, has a weapon, storage facility in the south. it also accused has been the fighters of violating the agreement by moving into areas. it's had designated as off limits and is really army spokesman said lebanese residents has some villages in the south are not allowed to return to their homes until further notice the same mr. avi has more from babies of the war has set 11 on back years in terms of development, basic public services, especially children's education. 8 organizations are wanting to any delay in a humanitarian response. will especially be bad for young people who need everything from school supplies to the school. buildings themselves. in some cases, they need winter clothing, clean water. we spoke to unicef, lebanon, and they said it is time for the international community to step in and step up. in the last 3 months, we've seen untold damage that will take years to repair for the level of the devastation t

she was always moving forward, and she carried other people along with her. of course, she was a pioneer, but she was not a loner. she was generous and collaborative. she gave other people both the credit and the benefit of the doubt. her parting message was that we should all try to help others along the way. she really believed and she often said that we do not accomplish anything in this world alone. as just one example, when she received the assignments to draft a decision requiring the admission of women to the virginia military institute, justice o'connor immediately suggested that justice ginsburg write the landmark if discrimination opinion instead. and she said this should be ruth's. she was a connector for all of her colleagues. she got the supreme court justices to have up lunch together, and they still credit her with that tradition. she set an example for how to engage with other people and sometimes find your way to a compromise. she was so vibrant that losing justice to goner even after -- o'connor even after a her long illness felt at first as

the idea, it's carried out at least 7 air raids. there's been no information so far about casualties. but israel is said to have issued warnings before the strikes a drones. i've also been frequently deployed by israel during the tax on lebanon, and that post. so this is not only to eliminate targets or destroy buildings. so corresponding reports that are also being used to our local separately north main street having the lebanese capital by root above us and is why the drone comes through the sound in the sky is over the capital as well insisted it is necessary for surveillance. but the ordinary people have, on the grounds, is purity for intimidation. she'll pay to follow these home and da here was destroyed and it is right, the bombing, he says the drug could strike anywhere as any time. and that way they'll have the headache. jerome is present all the time because this morning told and it's august that water is people especially at nights because the sound is disturbing that they slide a little while to to the baby room. they've

any weapons that are being carried down there are either carried my unit full or by the lebanese all me. we know that that mission has been what can effectively be described as non adulterated failure. and israel have taken the situation very much into their own. hey this, but it is unit failed to all the a bearing the brunt of this. and that statement, yes. clarifying that no match at this level of intimidation. and the danger that these un peacekeepers are facing you to feel a determines to just stay in their positions and, and continue that mission. best child stratford live from bay rates for us. now, the dodge prime minister says he's deeply ashamed. why? what do you described as a series of anti semitic attacks against funds of industry, the football club? the, at least 62 people were arrested and 5 injured. and what police described is deliberate attack. early of funds from these right, a football club was film chanting, racist slogans against arabs. the the ready signs also pull down palestinian flags in the center of items to them for the game against i x. security badges ha

she has by and just want to release a trucks entered one carrying flower, the other carrying canned food the following day. the occupation forces storm the area. they found the trucks only for their propaganda. as you see, we were forcibly evacuated, humiliated and worn out forward in dust after walking long distances. the current with the could in the last few weeks, israel has force of the to space more than a 1000000 people from the shelters and homes and not gone to the thought it took not the bath. i. the roads are flooded with these rarely tongue soldiers. they detained ultimate and they've been and even some girls were taken to these very soldiers made fun of us in palestine. his go on these, wendy, drones and snipers continued to gun down civilians among those evacuating. many artillery shells fell on our heads. the palestinians do not believe these really made these degree a gold of defeat to come us to the soldiers that occupied the area of to force of the displacing the song of the job. here is where the forces of bomb, the southern sub of lebanon's capital twice and the early

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it is the only one of the 7 states, but he actually carried in 2020. he definitely definitely wants to keep it. it's going to be hard for him to get to the $270.00 if he doesn't. so let's look at the map again. and again, you find the same, same kind of deal. the blue votes are coming mostly from around the big cities. that would be the state capital rally. and that would be here. and mecklenburg county, which is essentially charlotte. you also have some blue votes here in nashville, this entire part of the state. by the way, there's been quite a lot of destruction from hurricane helene. this may or may not affect whether people vote and how soon or how late those votes gets counted. but so far, mecklenburg county coming back to that. we don't have the results from mecklenburg yet. so that is why right now you see donald trump leading in north carolina. we don't know whether he will maintain that lead. let's go back to fully and we're getting to be supported part of the evening where the, the, the, within the map within the state, the county map is sta

back president-elect trump confirming planning to declare a national energy use military assets to carry mass dsh deportations of i will say, large numbers returning to the border as we speak texas encountered more than 150 this week 6 special interest why afghanistan 20 unaccompanied children roger williams member of house financial services committee congressman thanks for being here are you surprised 20 unaccompanied children encountered more special interest individuals at the southern border who you would you assess the situation. >> it is a mess gets worse every single day in the fact we got more and more people wanting to come we know going to be different under president trump he promotes young children to remind us young kids coming up, nobody to talk to except a drug dealer a sex trafficer this is why we've got to control the border get back to land lawful where people understand that, that is part of the trump agenda, secure the border, and keep the drug dealers from running around, and fix things as the way we have to do we know it would issues. maria: how do you respond to s

c. refusing to carry out that obligations. this sounds like a well moving away from international consensus it's it's an yeah, it's a i think reading the next few years are going to be a real test bar. and the principles on which the international criminal court has base. so it's very clear and the issuance of these arrest warrants and the restaurants for other high profile as an individual likes that to me. a piece. and the principal is that no one is above the law that the law size equally and, and really what we're going to see is the extent to which states are going to make this re honestly happen by hopefully by cooperating with the course and, and, and making sure that these wind suppressed arc are carry, dies. can you see any way in which the, the issue of these ones will actually affect the, the political dynamics of the israel high mass concept to continue see these ready, a prime minister in any way, a changing his, his approach that is complex. is it something that's been space is a loss and the luxury cherry is the

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we have also carried out joint harbor phase exercises. then we tried to equalize the procedures and put them into practice on the ship, so it went very well. this march, you had another step in the indonesia rush. the defense partnership, building upon a shared commitment to maintaining stability and regional waters, as both nations aimed to boost maritime stability in the region to share valuable skills and med shifting geo political dynamics. but this mark see it another step in the nature of russia. defense partnership, building a point i shared commitment to maintaining stability in regional waters. yeah, so rebecca was saying, right, the engine easier. is that by the way, one of the nicest, i circled partner states to join bricks. it's a company also by partner states and malaysia. thailand. vietnam, turkey a nigeria and cuba, they've all recently in attendance the brick summit and cause on us that that was just about a couple of weeks ago. now the, we are the foothills of little kenya. and today we grapple with an issue that has bec

it was carried out in the southern city of course. so that's the capital of police just on it prevents victoria gates and b has this report. it was russia when a launch explosion shook a railway station in quest to install them. pakistan around 200 people were waiting on the platform for a train to the city of ralph. indeed, the people who were running around was total chaos. some the injured with their legs blown off, others had their arms or hands blown off. the police, a soldiers from ralph in these infantry school with a target, it'd be attacked separately. discreet baluchistan liberation army has claimed responsibility to jonathan this morning. there was all kinds of people gathered, yet government officials and ordinary people. the rest would travel as they was about 200 people here when the explosion happened. initially, the investigation of the crime scene proves it may be a suicide bloss bidwell investigating in detail to find the exact cause of the belief just then liberation army has been fighting for decades for an indepen

he carries all of the great lake battleground states that he carries the southeast battleground states of north carolina and georgia. he carries nevada and arizona out west. of course jessica, there is no guaranty that the polls necessarily benefit donald trump , even though they did in 2016 and 2020. the polling could benefit kamala harris, like it did the democrats in 2020. if there was a polling that benefited kamala harris she would get north of 300 electoral votes she gets 319. she carries the great lake battleground states. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and southeast battleground states of georgia and north carolina. she would carry the southwest battle ground up nevada and arizona. the bottom line is the polls point to a race too close to call. an average miss in either direction could turn into electoral college block but we do not know at this point. >> it could be one on the margins, but it looks like electoral college blowout if it went one way or the other . i think this is the question i get the most. when do we know who won? >> if you recall last time around in 2020 w