. >> sandra: chaim, sandra smith in new york. thank you for joining us.ions to come to us live, appreciate that. as we continue to realize this ground invasion into gaza is imminent, and you've got these major evacuation orders out of northern gaza into southern gaza, 1.1 million people, a huge operation, the tunnel system. can you talk to our viewers about hamas's extensive tunnel system under gaza and what that will mean once this ground invasion eventually occurs? >> there is definitely a lot of information that again, i am a sergeant major in the elite force. i'm not an official spokesperson, i can say i do speak english, a jewish man, and i can say i've been in many tunnels, having done this, many, many wars and missions including in lebanon in 2006. i can say that our unit knows that the risks are real. i mean, tom cruise and "mission impossible" would have a very hard time to debt through the tunnel threat. it's intricate, all booby trapped, and concerns that russian-supplied mega bombs may be awaiting under the ground even before we get to the tun

chaim and his wife ofnad. hiding in this special safe room , the door survived the first onslaught of the group of militants, but the militants returned a second time and ofnats hid behind this sofa, then the chaim decided that the door would not withstand and he should give himself up instead of his wife. ofnat was still hiding when the second group of fighters burst in, this time they behaved more aggressively and unceremoniously, the door to the room opened, it was dark inside and they did not bother to look around the room. danny was not supposed to be at the kibbutz that day at all. he stayed one more night, and when the attack began, sent a message to his half-brother. that was the last time i heard anything from him, now i am trying to help the family. they don't know anything about him in manchester. his family is in limbo and does not feel the national sentiments prevailing in israel. the desire for revenge is a very strong feeling, and many people are experiencing it right now. but now it's not about

chaim and his wife were hiding in this safe room when the militants came in.ainst the first group of militants, but they came back a second time. by that time, she was hiding behind this couch, and chaim decided the door wouldn't hold and he should offer himself up. she was still hiding when a second group burst in, less disciplined, more destructive. the door to the safe room was open. dark inside, they didn't bother to look. danny wasn't meant to be in the kibbutz that morning. he stayed on an extra night and sent a text to his half—brother as the attack unfolded. that's the last i heard of him, and now i'm trying to help the family because the family are saying in manchester they're really in the dark. the family, in limbo, feels out of sync with israel's national mood. revenge is a very strong emotion which a lot of people have now, but now let's not talk about revenge because we lost the first act, 0k? so let's, before winning the war, let's gather the remains and do whatever we can to get out of this hostage situation. israel is eyeing the next stage in

. >> noy katsman, chaims, many blessings for your loss. >> can i say one more thing?hat i wanted to say is the most important for me, and i think also for my brother, was that his death won't be used to kill innocent people. and sadly, my government, our -- my government is using, cynically, these people to just kill -- they promised us it's going to bring us, like, security. but of course, it's not security, because they always tell us, oh, if we're going to kill enough palestinians, it's going to be better for us. but of course, it never brings us peace, it never brings us better lives. it just brings more and more terror, more and more people killed, like my brother. and i don't want anything to happen to people in gaza like it happens to my brother, and i'm sure he wouldn't went any either. that's my call to my government. stop killing innocent people. that's not the way to bring peace and security to people in israel. >> noy katsman, thank you so much. may your brother chaim's memory be a blessing. >>> the hall ways of capitol hill are quite full. house republica

sonali: chaim sonali basak and this is "bloomberg real yield." the final spread, the week ahead. monday, philadelphia fed president patrick harker is kicking out the fed speak and we will talk about that and a second. tuesday, bank of america and goldman sachs reporting earnings followed by u.s. retail sales. wednesday morning, to round out the big bank before tech earnings begin. and we have all of that fed speak ahead of us starting with patrick parker, philadelphia fed president, and jerome powell ending the week on thursday really big moment of the week speaking at the economic club of new york with david westin. we will also hear from many others throughout the week. from new york to london including the new york fed president speaking at queens college in london and christopher waller also speaking in london. that would be the same day wednesday as the fed releases its beige book wednesday and that is on top of the banker names and economic news we will get for a very busy week for rates coming off of an already very volatile week for inter

founder rabbi chaim bolozhener was able to find sponsors for students and even ensured that they werebot became the prototype of most similar establishments in the world. the building has now been restored from the outside and is awaiting further reconstruction. bologen can easily be considered a textbook on classical architecture, nowhere else. in no other city in belarus will you find such a concentration of buildings built in the classicist style. on a small plot of land there are five architectural monuments located nearby, and this is not a whim or a coincidence, but a historical pattern. st. petersburg is to blame for the abundance of classicism in belarus, because once upon a time it was from there that the order came to rebuild cities on our territory in this particular style. the appearance of the church of st. constantine and helen dates back to the time when volozhin was part of the russian empire. the typical muravyovka church, although its name has nothing to do with ants, is associated with the name of governor general muravyov. he built these churches en masse according

both ways. that is well, somehow no comments are made, it seems to me that the same story is with chaimnd became essence there, that is, he is still essence, although he is essence, but for the french, why are we talking about pavlo picasso today, i will choose this particular form for myself with your permission , he is often called the man who changed art, why is that, well, he is really a brilliant artist of the early 20th century, although to say that it was he who changed art is not entirely accurate , because rather in the mass consciousness it has become firmly established that he is one of such bright avant-garde artists as matiz or dali, and yes, he is indeed considered the man who invented cubism, but again he was not alone with his friend george braque, he’s just so very bright figure, let’s say he’s very interesting because - he didn’t stay , so he came up with an idea - he started working in cubism, but he didn’t stay in cubism all the time, that is, he is very different, yes, that is, and this cubism was different , it was sometimes analytical, sometimes synthetic, then fo

and wounded, according to the reuters news agency, including children, an air strike in a home on chaimult journey from of gaza. hundreds have been making that difficultjourney from the north to the south of gaza and to the request of the israeli forces to bring people from the north to the south. that is the latest line we have coming from hamas media coming telling us that several people have been wounded in a strike on a house in khan yunis. it is worth pointing out of that at this stage, we don't have independent verification of those palestinian sources, but significant developments on that in the last minute. we will have more on that shortly, but around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. on a glorious day in birmingham, archers of all ages and abilities are falling in love with the sport, which is exactly what jamila bea wanted to achieve when she set up the crescent arches a year ago. she's been overwhelmed by the response. it's been phenomenal. it has been really, really positive. we've had women

then he got bullets all over his car, he ran away but threw his bag with medical supplies towards chaimlunteer injured, he took bandages to stop the bleeding on his face. >> john: so he survived. >> he survived. >> john: unbelievable. your organization is a shining example how things can be done in israel. it's jews and christians, and muslims, all working together for a common cause. that's extraordinary here. >> yes, and even now we have 700 volunteers who are muslim and they are working together with the jews. all over israel and unfortunately we lost a couple volunteers, two volunteers were brutally murdered, brutally murdered, one of them was a muslim volunteer from nazareth, the city of nazareth, the famous city, he was an incredible paramedic, a young guy, who came to help at the festival, he was a stand-by paramedic in case something happens, you know, sometimes people faint, so we always send paramedics. >> john: he was there is he super nova. >> he was there all night, and in the morning when they started shooting, he ran over to a girl who was shot four times trying to save h

one of the freed hostages told leo perry that she'd seen his father, chaim, alive and well in gaza.ibbutz nir 0z. now, it puts me in a very delicate spot, because now i have something to lose. and that's the worst thing, because i know that hamas didn't kill my father yet. and i know that now the ball is in the israeli court. as benjamin netanyahu met families this evening, sirens cleared the memorial site. sirens blare more rockets sent from gaza intercepted in the skies above tel aviv. israel says destroying hamas is about protecting its people. protecting which people? families here ask. "bring their relatives home", they say. "everything else can wait." lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. we will just take you we willjust take you to the live feeds, and we have to live feeds at the moment we are monitoring. this is southern israel a couple of hours ago. benjamin netanyahu said we are entering the second phase of this war. these pictures here are looking out towards gaza as they prepare for whatever that second phase of the war will mean. plenty more coverage coming up. i am a l

the maze of tunnels beneath gaza will be extremely difficult says former israeli intelligence chief chaim tomer. >> it's kind of a mission impossible. to find the hostages intelligence-wise is very, very difficult, almost on the line of impossible. >> reporter: best case scenario, hamas releases at least some of the hostages. worst-case scenario doesn't end well for anyone. >> the moment you kidnap babies and old ladies, there are no rules anymore. no rules. >> reporter: tonight the israeli military spokesman says the army will continue to conduct limited raids, including tonight, and they will continue all the more forcefully in the coming days. adriana. >> thank you, charlie, and your team. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. [exhales] easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick and try vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. this delectable ramen noodle recipe will put an end to your drive-through dinner rituals. throw that powder in that tasty combo of delightful carrots, and the rich touch of bok choy.

the work demonstrates the touching and compassionate attitude of chaim soutine towards the little manioning of the heart, the absorption of calcium, how dangerous it is for hypertensive patients, and how many harmful chemicals are in instant coffee, in the desert of sugar and they gave you a double espresso, everyone says: how good for you, this myth is taking away your health , because you are afraid to drink coffee, how effective are sweeteners for losing excess weight and what medications do not work to protect against op, questions from the doctor, alexander myasnikov asks, you answer, there are like two answer, but can i think about, depending on who , the remedies for heartburn, which of them can cause even more heartburn, due to which the level of magnesium and vitamin b-12 decreases, which ones increase drowsiness and how safe it is. baking soda to relieve heartburn. it helps heal ulcers so effectively, i just start taking these medications before the trip. the effect is within an hour after administration. do you think coffee is bad for the heart? yes, it is harmful because c

which turned into the very insect about which... and this is a picture of a woman in a large hat by chaim he was modest and taciturn, was often ill, by training a lawyer served as an insurance agent, this is about the office space reminiscent of franz kavka’s place of work, works of moscow conceptualists were collected here, a minimum of emotions, a maximum of ideas. he wrote enough in what nabokov says was a black and white style, without emotion. and in the same way, conceptualists, they cut off any emotion, leaving only the conceptual idea. kabaks, prigovs, brewers, there are more than a hundred works here, artists from different periods and movements. the exhibition of the frantskavka process in the jewish museum, the tolerance center will last until 14. not the most fun, of course, but relevant autumn the topic is where to go, sick leave, many don’t take it, preferring, as they say, to get sick on their feet, because they are afraid of losing money, and maybe their job , are these fears justified, can they fire an employee while he is on sick leave, how sick leave must be paid and wh

the nordland art museum reinvest pali in düsseldorf is hosting an exhibition of chaim soutine against, where the artist himself was for a long time. good morning, hello, if you have turned on our program, it means the day will definitely bring you positive emotions, it has become cool and fresh outside, yes. by the way, today is the day of autumn air, there is such a holiday, you want to get together right away, yes, don’t you, go for a walk, enjoy the passing aromas, because snow will fall, there will be no smells, and we will miss the aroma of rotten leaves, i yesterday i was in the forest, by the way, so i walked around, there was this smell , when the leaves had already fallen, they had already frozen a little, then they warmed up a little, then again they started like this here to smell. what should people with cardiovascular diseases do, because due to temperature changes, many people’s blood pressure begins to jump? in this sense, we are supporters of the need, of course , to reduce blood pressure, take medication, for example, do breathing exercises, which we will do together