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as core participants. i have. thank you- as i _ core participants. i have. thank you.hank you. as i think you know, - core participants. i have. thank you. as i think you know, i- you. as i think you know, i represent the covid bereaved families forjustice uk group and you have known of that group since it formed because you were one of the first public figures to support a call for this in public inquiry. i have permissionjust for a call for this in public inquiry. i have permission just for two short points on matters you have just been asked about. i am going to ask you about the period in the middle of september and then briefly the middle of october. on the 16th of september, you wrote a letter to mr hancock, which i will put up just to remind you of it, it is 165174. i am not going to read through that. but it is a letter from you to mr hancock, secretary of state for health, setting out a whole raft of proposals for escalation measures to be implemented. quite sophisticated measures to be implemented in greater manchester in relation to the rising cases across t

a wind to down -- down of the core side businesses. you are worried about how much that weighs on your balance sheet but i want to get more analysis. we have reporters from around the world joining us with top stories. guy johnson, swati, avril hong in singapore. these ubs earnings, not looking very strong. your initial take? guy: there is no point of comparison. this is the issue with the numbers. there is no comparison. you can't compare them with any other numbers so they exist in isolation. saying they are better or worse is tricky. there are signs that are good in these numbers. signs of stabilization in terms of the net new money coming in to ubs and credit suisse and credit suisse in particular, there is a line i read talking about, they are courting net new money and wealth management, turning positive for the first time in a year-and-a-half. that is a better number, what the market is looking for. remember we are looking forward to the full year numbers, when we will get a strategy update. it is hard at this point to contextua

that has been core to that inquiry.ou got thousands of comments and we are currently in the process of digesting that. one thing i shared publicly as sometimes weaker companies coming before us, saying we know the merger is problematic from a competition perspective but let us make certain efg commitments to you to waive that through. we firmly reject those types of commitments or esg promises or any type of social justice commitments. they can't rescue an illegal merger. we tried to make clear that firms should not come to us with those types of nonstatutory commitments because we are bound by text of the law. host: on this point, it sounds like you feel the case law has departed from the original understanding. are you guys attempting to overturn precedent or are you seeing the distinguish precedent? the wall street journal has made much of your win-loss record. a lot of people have said this is contrary to where the law has been. howdy respond to critics who talk about how this fits with the precedent that has built

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that is at the core of _ at openai anymore? that is at the core of what _ at openai anymore? at the core of what these - at openai anymore? that is at the core of what these past. the core of what these past five days have been, just this uncertainty of what exactly the board was so rift about, when they put out that statement on friday. it was very opaque. there is no clear indication over what had not been candid about. they did not say what, from what we understand and our reporting shows, part of the rift was due to how sam altman was not in the same page as some of the board members on aia safety. they felt perhaps he was going a bit too fast on the commercialfront, all he was going a bit too fast on the commercial front, all of the commercial front, all of the business opportunities coming up and perhaps not thinking about the implications to ai responsibility and safety, and we are not totally sure what exactly was in the works that became so objectionable to the board. we understand that at least one board member was pretty crucial in getting the others to come around

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we have seen a departure from some of the core values and interpretation tools and i think that's what is leading to a lot of the reassessment. you're saying big is bad, right? but tell us then, given all this how does economic weigh, how do you weigh economic analysis with the sort of the values of competition? >> as an enforcer our goal is to be faithful to the statute. there are a whole sets of statutes, we have the sherman act. and said, hold up, we don't want the rule of reason to basically be a blank check for judges to import whatever social values they have into the law. we want through the ftc act, want to create different statutory schemes, want to create ftc to also be a set of experts who can be, you know, complement to the case by case adjudication that we see. we try to honor that there are 3 different schemes and those have different statutes and so one thing that we have been looking to do with the ftc making sure we are fully faithful. so the ftc act prohibits unfair methods of competition and there's been an effort over the last couple of decades and there's been a se

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core, 4.0, from 4.1. there is so-called super core which is jay powell's favorite gauge.s out housing from core services. that was 3.8% from a year ago, north of 6% back in 2022, think about that, and .2 from a month ago. as you can see markets breathe a sigh of relief but these numbers are still high and well, they could still go higher. the nfib survey sees the percentage of firms planning to raise selling prices rose to 33 in october. that's the highest since november of 2022. the percentage of firms raising selling prices, actually raising selling prices hit 30. that's the highest since may. meanwhile the crunch the fed was hoping for is happening. bank lending is negative year-over-year. that is never good news. you can see this plummet here. there is an eruption of companies mentioning weak demand on earnings calls. the bottom line, look at this, that's crazy, the bottom line here the cpi report was good for the market and economy but there remain two overarching questions, you named them, charles, is inflation indeed licked already and will the fed ultimately go to

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for something that will represent the core of the deal.— something that will represent the core of thethis continue _ core of the deal. for how long can this continue before _ core of the deal. for how long can this continue before some - core of the deal. for how long can this continue before some deal, i core of the deal. for how long can l this continue before some deal, any deal is reached? 32 members of the same family were killed in this a nightmare seen on constant loop, but the people of gaza, it is there every day. we can speak to mark lohan now. in your reporter so the families of the hostages who had an agonising wait but how much can they hope for and what we have been hearing from the prime minister of qatar? we what we have been hearing from the prime minister of qatar?— prime minister of qatar? we have been here before, _ prime minister of qatar? we have been here before, in _ prime minister of qatar? we have been here before, in the - prime minister of qatar? we have been here before, in the last- prime minister of qatar? we have been here before, in the last fewl been

that's really at the core of the interest in an impartial trial. does that add clarity to say you can only make comments on potential witnesses, but not because of their potential role as witnesses? >> i think because of would sort of wrap into that standard subjective motivation of the speaker and i think that would be an equally -- a different vagueness problem but equally bad. using the word comment instead of target, that might be clearer. >> it's doing the work of targeting is the because of, which i think is narrower than targeting. >>> it's ana cabrera in new york as we'll dip out for a brief moment to discuss what we've been listening to. this is a hearing in the d.c. district appellate court over the gag order implemented by judge chutkan in the elections interference. trump's team appealed. these judges are listening to their arguments. we'll also hear from the special counsel's side in a few minutes. we expect although these initial arguments by trump's team are going longer than initially anticipated. the three judges have been question

we see core inflation ending figure slightly above 4%. we see headline inflation continuing well into 2024. we think the fed is going to be well-positioned to remain in wait and see mode and on the sidelines. we think the fed is done with its hiking cycle. it is not going to say so. it is going to maintaining the hawkish bias and keeping interest rates higher for longer. at this stage, the bar is high for any rate cuts. you mentioned some aggressive calls for rate cuts next year. we see a more gradual process. we see 75 basis point rate cut next year. the first rate cut happening in june of next year. and extending into 2025. jon: just to build on that because the inflation story will remain elevated through the first half of next year? lydia: in terms of inflation, we are expecting to see the continuous slow down so by the middle of next year, you're going to be looking at headline and core inflation at around 2.5% drifting below 2.5%. i think what is important to keep in mind looking at inflation is it has surprised many observers to th

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you need to see inflation expectations and core inflation in line, inflation expectations are, core inflation isn't, and you need to see wage growth and unemployment consistent with that price stability over the medium term. those things aren't intact either as long as that is the case, i don't think the fed can cut. >> jordan, i'll get to you in two seconds. professor, i want you to respond. >> first of all, i think lauren is right on one thing. i mean, if powell waits as long to fight inflation as he dioes slowdown that turns into a recession, that is not good. you said i said powell come to the rescue he absolutely should, and i'm going to lend my voice to saying, hey, do it, but, listen, the way he fought inflation so late, that doesn't say that's a sure thing by any stretch of the imagination. but i do think that, you know, given that inflation has come down, that's why it's such good news he has much better cover than he did say a couple months ago. don't forget, still has a dual mandate, employment and inflation. not just inflation given a political year, you know, he bends towards the

at its core, today was a class dream to values.ight of a candidate to exercise free speech and the read of a judge to ensure justice. listen to this special counsel office argue a gag order here is necessary to protect witnesses and the jury a trial. >> -- there's a causal link between that person and receiving harassment, threats, and intimidation. >> now listen to trump's lawyer make his case against it. >> a gag order in this case installs a single federal district judge as a filter for core political speech, between the leading presidential candidate and virtually every american voter in the united states at the very height of a presidential campaign. the order is unprecedented, and it sets a terrible precedent for future restrictions on core political speech. >> now, let's remember, as it stands right now, this is already a very narrow gag order. trump is still allowed to criticize the justice department, president biden, we have seen him do a lot of that. and even the judge overseeing this, case judge tanya chutkan. he could

is all everybody talking about 3.5% year-over-year, so, those numbers are on the core level for pcethat that yearier core that 3 1/2%, in line, that is the fed target that inflation target 2% they've got still at 3% we're not there yet i said before say it again you have to wonder if they have to reassess the target my humble opinion >> we will get back to you as you continue to an lives what we're with seeing here market is, pretty much steady, 208 points pce index, basically, looking like a flat situation, thomas hoenig, how to backpedal out of there 11 rate hikes is it feasible the fed after raising rates 11 times thomas that we would see them cut rates in the first half of the year next year? >> i think the potentiality cutting rates are -- two lines one somehow magically meet the -- the closer to 2% down to 2 1/2% economy is still going slowly, they decide to cut because they are closer to 2% they want to avoid recession. the other is if they keep rates higher until down below 2 excuse me down below 2 1/2 economy does slow more dramatically, then they will cut again or cut at t

the fate of this region of ours is determined by the cores of the resistance. an example is al-aqsa storm. political geography map of west asia region. it is changing, but in favor of the resistance front. this new map has some features. the first feature de-americanization. this historic incident. literally. al-aqsa storm incident. it was a historic event. it was able to upset the table of american policies in this region. god willing , if it continues, this storm will erase the table. the second feature is the change of fake doubles in the region and forming a real double. double resistance and submission. the third feature is laying the groundwork for solving the palestinian issue and establishing palestinian sovereignty in all occupied territories. but the answer to a claim. they lie that iran says it should. throw the zionists into the sea, not this word and others for a while previously, some arabs said, "we never said this, we will not reach anyone to the sea, we say that the opinion of the people at the end of the leadership had some important recommend

, core inflation will not go anywhere.oldman a little bit more sanguine. fed funds coming down a little more. unemployment steady at 3.6%. real gdp almost 2%. with that sort of a backdrop 2 should be a surprise goldman next year is looking for an everything rally. we talked about this fried. they think commodities are going to soar. they say global equities will do great. global credit will do great. even cash will be higher. i'm not sure how all those things will be up at the same time. nonetheless that's what goldman sees. meanwhile the market resolve it continues right? of course it continues from the same thing t continues from large cap growth. consequently value streaksly, extreme i look at value to growth. it rarely gets down to this level. this is what's happened. value is extremely undervalued when it comes to growth. i want to to bring in ed yarden. you say the bond vigilantes and their concerns retreated sort of here, that clears the way to get back to 4600 which was your target before. once we break out there m

on core. that's important. the indices are set to close out november with sizeable gains ending a three-month losing streak. month-to-date, nasdaq is up 10%. s&p is up 8%. so is the do you dow, which hit the highest level of the year earlier today. the move on the back of the economic data painting a goldilocks picture, with most predicting the fed is done raising interest rates. let's get to the outlook to year-end with andrew hollenhorst. goldilocks, is that an overused word, soft landing, is that what the data is telling us? >> it's what the data are telling us right now, but i think that's what we have to be careful with. goldilocks is a pretty short story and that may end up being true in the data also. right now activity is moderang, ination cooling. as we get into next year, it may be more complicated. more sticky inflation and slower growing. >> why do you say sticky inflatio >> we have seen goods inflation that's come down significantly. you are seeing some stickiness in services -- y

مطیعی و حاج عبدالرضا هلالی. tous salami, the commander and chief of the islamic revolutionary guard core being massacred. alaska storm he said was a reflection of the crimes and acts of tyranny and oppression by the government of britain, france and the us who have supported israel, and uh this is for a regime that has been displaced from the its land for 75 years. he also uh made a flashback to different israeli massackers uh that took place by the israeli regime, one of them which stood out was uh reference to ariel shown, the butcher of sabran shatila, where on the ous of beirout, the reference to the two-day massacre that took place there, where close to 4,00 palestinians were killed, he said as a result palestinians were displaced, they went to jordan, syria and lebanon and uh they became a stateless nation uh, but he said palestinians can destroy this regime. he talked also about the us support for this zionist regime that it's not going to work. palestinian's resistance came into existence in the face of israeli crimes and occupation, and that is going to be the bullwork against t

of the british. cultural and geopolitical union around the united states of america, which is the core political ideological system. let's not forget that there is also a huge arab world that unites countries of arab culture. moreover, even entire organizations are formed on the basis of sociocultural community, for example, the arab league or the union of south american nations, uniting the countries of latin america. the list of these cultural worlds can be continued for a long time. after all, our orthodox brothers, the greeks , have been talking about the existence of the greek world for many centuries and singing the great values ​​of hellenism, and this does not bother anyone. but once we state the obvious, about the existence of an area of ​​russian culture, the world, how much noise arose when we formulated this idea and began to develop it, how many ridiculous, far-fetched accusations were made by our imaginary friends and ill-wishers, as popular wisdom says, the cap is on fire, was it really in the depths of the russian world that the concept of the axis of evil, or the idea

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and so, you know, i think at the core. busy or it's very, very capitalist. there is a venue of useful progressive isn't that, you know, is designed to win over some of the younger generation. but i think at the end of the day, you know, it's essentially a status quote, conservative and very, very close to the powers that be coming up next asi on countries divided on how to juggle relationships with both china and the us. we'll discuss it when we return with k j. no. so type the m o will be right back. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, by how of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the welcome back to the m o i manila chant, oscio. that's short for the association of south east asia nations. is both an economic block, as well as a political. one of thailand is o

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today we get personal income and core pce. .ee if we see the same bigger than expected disinflation in the u.s. similar to what we saw from europe. the jobless claims, very much in focus with the labor market. opec+ is meeting virtually. the reason there meeting is because the delegates are in cop 28 talking about removing the dependency on fossil fuels. the irony is not lost. the discussion will be about demand coming off and hoping to effectuate better cuts to production. why have will prices gone down so much at a time we are talking about geopolitics and north of 5% of gdp growth? jonathan: we are not going to get the oil embargo we might have gotten in the 1970's. the u.s. is less dependent on crude. 75% of crude export coming out of places like the uae. asia has a very different view on this conflict. given that, given the fact we saw aggressive diplomacy to make sure this war did not spread, if you woke up on the morning of october 8 after that tragic terrorist attack, there was a believe this could spread and that deteri

core inflation strips out volatile fuel and energy prices.t is the number the federal reserve tends to look at when making decisions about interest rate increases. going back to the headline number because lower energy prices are part of what is driving that downward shift. when we look at core the downward shift is thanks, in part, to lower housing costs, used car sales and airfares. these are all sources of disinflation. one of the questions that comes when you and i tend to have conversations like this is, does this data make it more or less likely that we will see the fed raises interest rates at its next meeting, in this case, december? the expectation as it will not, it will instead choose to hold steady and in a report like this, it doesn't make it likely to change that expectation.— it likely to change that expectation. it likely to change that exectation. ,, ., , , ., , it likely to change that exectation. ,, ., ., , ., expectation. steady as she goes for now. erin, expectation. steady as she goes for now- erin. good _ expectation. s

in the uk to recruit them to join the genocidal israel occupation forces as foreign fighters, is a core element of british zianist strategy. the so-called lone soldier program for 16-year-olds and above, is promoted to young jews on campus and even in schools. one participant was the daughter of the revisionist z extremist david collier who is a core part of the zionist regime's troll network in the uk. he has recently traveled to occupied palestine to continue legitimizing genocide on behalf of the regime. zinism is not just a problem for the palestinians, it's a problem for every country with an organized zionist movement. david, have you been surprised by the extent of support for the gaza genocide amongst british? uh, i've not been surprised, no, because of course they they sort of have to do it, but of course it means that they have to abandon the previous liberal nicities which come along with their policies, which they try and suggest zionism, it's not necessarily racist thing, it's it can be about the yearning for a jewish homeland, and it's difficult to to push that kind of lin

rupert murdock and is owned by his news core empire. what is rupert murdock's history with israeli intelligence. he founded an israeli subsidiary in 1988 in collaboration with the israeli veisman institute of science. eventually named nds group, it was alleged by the bbc in 2012 that the firm hacked murdocks tv rivals in order to gain an upper hand over them, but what? was this murdoch owned israeli company? nds group featured rupert's sons, james and lacklin on the board and was led by ceo a pelled who was a technical officer in the israeli occupation forces, the head of security at the murdock owned nds was ruven hazak, the former deputy director of shinbet, israel's internal intelligence agency. the chief technical director was yossi suria, who was part of an israeli settler group that at attempted to bomb the al-axa compound. the news core foundation, merdock's charitable arm, also funded the jerusalem foundation, which builds illegal settlements in the west bank. murdock himself was also on the board of the oil and gas company geni

federally 1.6% year-over-year increase core retail on report came out today inflation, cpi, 3% lesslers disappointed i still think up whether one percent, 2% or 3%, year-over-year intreefr not robust holiday season when context of inflation probably, basically flat, old days we expected a lot more out of the holiday season. of course, of course, fed looking at that thomas hoenig as perhaps weak spot expecting things to slow down in new year, when would you expect fed to start cutting interest rates? >> -- great question. i think they will going to watch two things watch the inflation rate, core inflation rate if that gets down below or close to 3% inclined to ease on fact down this will carrier forward especially as, that will influence the cut the first a really bad season as talking here with retail sales, looks like, unemployment rising economy slowing under a lot of pressure to raise to lower rates even within committee i think that is part of it so, you know depending how inflation comes down next year, i think will influence them finally you have often issue on your hands with

i think her core l beliefs have not shifted.iver and the sea that is shared by both people. she feels just the same now. she said to me a few days ago that we made peace with the germans and we will have to make peace with the palestinians. i think having just being the victim of this and still holding this belief, she's very much feeling that there is no alternative. very much feeling that there is no alternative-— very much feeling that there is no alternative. ., ., ., , alternative. you will have heard us re ”ortin alternative. you will have heard us reporting tonight _ alternative. you will have heard us reporting tonight that _ reporting tonight that israel defence forces troops are surrounding gaza city. obviously there are many hostages still bear. what do you want to see happening now? i what do you want to see happening now? ., what do you want to see happening now? . ., ., now? i am not a political strategist. _ now? i am not a political strategist. i— now? i am not a political strategist. i am - now? i am not a polit

rates from three months which are core inflation was 3.4% in october. as you may know the f1c uses another measure for a target based on personal consumption expenses. this consistently front of it the low cpi inflation. we will get the october pce in place and on october 30 at a rough estimate based on differences from cpi and producer price index indicate the headline inflation was 3% over the last three months and 2.5% over the last six months. so the question is whether inflation continues to make a downward progress towards 2%. there factors favoring the outcomes about me walk through them. first how do services based on rent slowed from last year and the lack of ' moderation and rental prices in the past year seek the sizable component of inflation at a moderate level per goods prices have contributed a lot to declining inflation recently and have moderated so much it's hardly contributing much anymore. prices excluding housing which accounts for about half of inflation is not moderated as much as other categories and will have to be some improvem

is that through a core -- do you know if it is through a core curriculum, and elective, part of an add on to the already existing syllabus, or slow by, excuse me, that are happening right now? >> the university hasn't released any details about what this will look like, but we will continue to fend out details in the coming days, i am sure. >> when you look at it that they will be having the community day on friday, classes are canceled, having students try to process and reflect independently can sometimes be a very difficult task because there is a lot of feelings clustering together. what are you intending to do? is there some directive or moments that you are hoping to achieve in order to have people reflect as a part of the community? >> so, i think that is a place that cornell steps and. i am one of the rabbis on our team. we have two other rabbis and we have 14 staff members, educators. we have folks who have the relationships with students, and throughout the last three weeks, including this past week, we have been there for students. we have been there supporting students, we

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mark: that is the key really, the core number will probably be around the 4% level. that is behind all of the rhetoric from the federal reserve speakers, that they need to maintain very high short-term interest rates to really get this number down. on the face of it it doesn't look as though inflation is any worse, but at the same time there is no improvement either. that justifies the fed keeping the dollar open to a potential rate hike later in the year and keeping rates higher at least into the first quarter of next year. all of that works in favor of the u.s. dollar and -- that's where the big differential is with japan, the one year to two-year year sector, it will stimulate more in that sector. there would need to be a big miss on the downside for the inflation numbers to do the yen any favors. from the forecast we've seen, that isn't going to happen. kriti: something of course traders are betting on closely. mark cranfield bringing us the analysis this morning. thank you. that is our top story as you look at our daybreak terminal. for a full round up, you will

the use of chemical weapons by israel during the gaza wars. saying the regime has committed the four core international crimes. hello everyone, thanks for tuning inpress tv, world news. i will start this uh bulletting with the ghaza truth deal between israel and the palestinian resistance. hamas: exchange of captives between the two sides continues as they agree to extend a temporary seas far. hamas released 11 israeli captives on the last day of the initial 4-day truce. some 33 palestinian inmates also walked free from an israeli prison in the occupied west bank. so far, under the truth deal, hamas has released a total of 69 captives, while israel has freeed 150 palestinian prisoners. some 240 people. were taken captive after hamas launched a military operation against israel back on the 7th of october, meanwile israel and hamas have prolonged the trous for additional two days. the seas fire gives palestinians in gaza, a brief respite from the israeli war. many palestinians release from israel jails under the gaza trual or children, but hundreds are still locked away and... this report b

we got eurone core 3.6, prior 4.2, right.und the world. >> this is really good news for the eurozone inflation numbers coming down. also to target. so the -- i would say the news on the economy today is quite good. look at the 2.4% number on inflation and eurozone. that was a lotetter than expected, and then just to add it, anecdotes from beige bo, which you know i always love and pay very close attention to, overall, they look at all the districts and get all the color pricing and labor and demand. here's what i pulled out on inflation, which is key. price increas largely moderated across the districts though prices remain elevated. freight and shipping cos decreased for many, while the cost of various food products increased. several noted costs for construction inputs like steel and lumber have stabilized or declined. not all the way back down, not all the way there, but you didn't see comments like that in the beige bookeally ever in the last few -- i mean not ever, bunt in the last year or so. it's been all about elevate

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the fate of this region of ours is being determined by the cores of resistance.example is topan al-aqsa. the political geography map of west asia is changing. but in favor of the resistance front. this new map has some features. the first private this history-making incident, in the literal sense of the word, the al-aqsa storm incident, was a history-making incident . it was able to upset the table of american policies in this region. god willing, this storm will erase the table , god willing. to one the duality is real, the duality of resistance and submission is the third characteristic of laying the groundwork for the solution of the palestinian issue and the establishment of palestinian sovereignty in all the occupied territories . some time ago, some arabs said, "we never said this, we will not lead anyone to the sea, we say that the opinion of the people at the end of the leadership had some important recommendations for basij and the head of the basij organization. first, to increase the number of people. second , to take the initiative in important issues

, two the cores were taken to minsk to the museum of the armed forces of the republic of belarus.of the castle; its depth was 4 m and width 10 m. that is, practically a castle. at a time when the bypass channel was not covered with ice, it was impregnable , the fortress was built according to the dutch principle, it had a fairly substantial area, 815 people were only garrison soldiers, about seventy were officers, of course, the commandant, the servants of the castle, which belonged to dolsky and vishnevetsky, this place is waiting for its... researchers, i think there will be a lot of sensations, because there once was a fortification here - the ancient sditovo on yaselda, and we see yaselda on the left, this is the river of the gods, we are now near the image of the reconstruction of the model of the castle itself, this is what it looks like , this is the same river, but remember what it’s called? yaselda, yaselda, and i propose directly.

and as rarely as strike has struck the alpha core a school in northern garza. i'm wanting to of you is that the following images that you'll see on your screen all very graphics. now this is a united nations run school and the body of refuge account. this is also the 2nd school that has been volumes. now since friday, the stage looks like they are a high number of casualties. many dead, including women and children will bring you more on that as we get to it. well, meanwhile, thousands of palestinians are fleeing to southern gaza often being ordered to evacuate the i'll she for hospital compound by isabel's ministry. about 5 doctors, i've stayed behind with at least 120 patients who are unable to move because of air condition mohammad, i will send me of the director of the i'll shoot for medical complex spoke to entre 0 a few hours ago. he said that is already sold as a now in total control of the r c for hospital complex. the situation is the, the dyad we do not know of these promises wouldn't be for the field, especially that the old dominican stuff has left

let's go to the core of this. it was anti-semitism was always bubbling underneath the surface but now we're seeing this massive exaggeration of it. but no one is talking about why. the truth is, if you look at social media, the misinformation and the dramatic sides of social media are instigating this. it is being pushed by russia, china, iran and north korea. and why when i get into office the first thing we have to do social media companies have to show america their algorithms. let us see why they're pushing what they're pushing. every person on social media should be verified by their name. when you do that people have to stand by what they say and it gets rid of the russian bots and china and iranian bots.