dalia haider reporting. it is the story of so many women in gaza.ooking very autumnal and unsettled unchangeable. heavy downpours of rain and blustery winds. low pressure to the rest of us at the moment. we have low pressure systems and showers rotating around at low pressure, driving it in. this area of low pressure could be quite a trouble maker on saturday into sunday in the south. let's look at the rainfall we are seeing accumulate over the next few days and it is eastern scotland that will see the heaviest rain perhaps up to 100 millilitres by the end of saturday, following unsaturated grant. the potentialfor further flooding unsaturated grant. the potentialfor furtherflooding problems. today we have that rain sitting across eastern scotland, quite windy and with his here. elsewhere some sunshine particularly for the south—west but also a scattering of showers moving through on a south—westerly breeze. temperatures between 10 and 16 for most of us. a little cooler across a four north of scotland in the clear air. through this evening at the nig

i'm sara smith and a member of the dalia society of california and the other name for it. we're the oldest society in california and have been growing dalias in golden gate park for over 100 years. it's the federal flower of san francisco since 1926, and it is absolutely god markingly beautiful as susan's photos showed. it's at the end of the season now and hoping after this rebuild which is so badly needed we will be up and running again for next season, so i just want to thank you for supporting the resolution. >> and thank you sara for addressing this committee. seeing no further speakers here in the chamber we have two members of the public listening to this meeting with one in the queue. mr. lamb if you could unmute our caller please. >> hello. i'm the director of operations for stern grove festival and for item four and express our appreciation to the mayor, board board and the recreation and park department in getting this resolution pushed forward. stern grove festival almost 90 years strong has been built by our community including donors and supporters of all lev

dalia haider, bbc news.ving birth in gaza, the story of so many women. 5000 women are expected to give birth during this current crisis. and it is notjust concern about pregnant women, women going into labour. in gaza, aid agencies fear that many people with treatable injuries will die because hospitals are running out of fuel. they are warning that they can only do the most urgent of operations. aid agencies are repeating their calls for a humanitarian ceasefire, a pause, something for civilians to gain more protection and more aid. joining me now is unicef�*sjonathan crickx. the number of children is always high. do you have any sense at all about the statistics, about how children are suffering in this war? for us, it is very clear that we have never seen such levels, such a deadly escalation in the gaza strip since 2006. the figures that we are collecting and receiving are really very, very difficult to even fathom. we are talking about more than 2900 palestinian children reported killed, and we also sho

dalia haider, bbc news. joy of birth, even thejoy of birth, even in a place where people are struggling to survive. well, with international pressure mounting on israel about the escalating humanitarian situation in gaza, let's go to southern israel now and to the bbc�*s wyre davies. you are in southern israel, not far from the gaza border, what do the details which have emerged from this second incursion into gaza overnight and the objectives of the israeli military? and the ob'ectives of the israeli milita ? , , , , military? yes, this is the second time israel _ military? yes, this is the second time israel has _ military? yes, this is the second time israel has publicly - time israel has publicly acknowledged making these limited incursions into gaza. it may have happened before, probably has. but on the second incursion last night, it was further to the south towards the middle of the gaza strip when another of vehicles with air support, according to israel went to attack specific hamas targets inside g

dalia haider, bbc news.onal director for arab states in unfpa: this is the agency fare maternal health worldwide. it's nice to see that report ending with baby tally doing so well. you are concerned about the thousands of women in gaza due to give birth. what are your main worries for them? es, due to give birth. what are your main worries for them?- main worries for them? a main worries were — main worries for them? a main worries were captured - main worries for them? a main worries were captured very - main worries for them? a main | worries were captured very well main worries for them? a main i worries were captured very well in that last segment. this is a siege where history willjudge us for our inhumanity if we cannot lift the siege immediately and have sensation of the violence to deliver humanitarian aid to the 2.2 million people in gaza to deliver food, fuel and medicines. the people like that mother, in the case of women like her, we would desperately ask that health workers be protected, that ho

the are big correspondence. dalia navarro. was threatened with arrest by the is ready military. while she was a full think from a border area neg garza. the thanks very much for finding the time to speak to us. i'm. can you send us a bit a bit about what happened. see what happened with the, the idea of false yes. so i was standing at a live broadcast who is r t r rebec. and so we had to stop by the road because we were driving uh, trying to head to the northern borders on time. but the life came the time for the life came and that area was empty on the side of the road. there was no military posts or anything. and it was like about 28 minutes away from the borders. and we stopped by the road and put our coming up. i was speaking in, i think of course reporting. and then there came a police traffic police whose top to he a went to speak to the camera man. and i continued speaking on the line because i said you will check our i do use retire the press cards and settings rather press card them doesn't they will let us go like they did the last few days. sometimes they would come,

dalia haider, bbc news.st three weeks. how did you make contact in the first place?— first place? she is a freelance journalist _ first place? she is a freelance journalist living _ first place? she is a freelance journalist living in _ first place? she is a freelance journalist living in gaza - first place? she is a freelance journalist living in gaza and l first place? she is a freelancel journalist living in gaza and we have been in touch over stories and some content. and when the conflict started on the 7th of october, i got in touch with her to get her is what is going on inside gaza city and thatis is going on inside gaza city and that is when i realised she was pregnant because her whatsapp profile photo, she had a picture of her wearing a red dress and holding her wearing a red dress and holding her stomach. they are stiff this was recent and she said —— i asked if this was recent and she said yes. i was able to convince her to do the diary because she was hesitant at the beginning and i'm glad she

those poll numbers sound shocking, but are they dalia sean lynn is a public opinion analysts focusing on peace and conflict research in israel. they are pretty shocking considering that it's very rare for israelis to have any sort of consensus. this is a perennial lead divided society. it's been politically and socially divided since just sort of statehood. but then again, we are an unusual time and i think it really is, are going through that together in the sense that the state has let them down. getting out of israel has been difficult since the time many flights have been cancelled. but along with foreigners, he's riley's, are leaving even if only for a while. new and shiny, don't know yet where they might go. if they decide to to our considerations is that the government is and is pro is ran and the population is it was like most, most land christians, jews where we have in is read like a big is rarely community. those wouldn't be the consideration we would take. it's ironic that now we need to find the safe place outside of his red eye. and these are so big dilemma because in ou

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dalia haider, bbc news.t what a beautiful picture of that brand—new baby girl who they will desperately be hoping they can keep safe in gaza right now. baby talia and her mum, we appreciate hearing that story and perhaps a bit of hope in what is a horrific situation in gaza with that new figure of over 7,000 people killed and the un saying 40% of those killed in gaza are children. it is really difficult to distribute aid in gaza. we have been focusing on that today, with the un talking about the difficulties they have got particularly with fuel. one group who have been part of the aid effort are the gaza sunbirds. they're a group that supports para—athletes in gaza. but since the conflict began, they have been collecting food and medicine and delivering it to vulnerable people on their bikes. with me is karim ali, the uk—based co—founder of the gaza sunbirds. he has been in close contact with his team of 20 athletes and four support staff in gaza. really good to see you. how are they, how is your team?- real

a shame lane. dalia. israel is same stuff been taken off. god. that's what we've heard. how is that possible? so i'm not quite you. can you hear me? dahlia. i don't know how this operation could have happened. either. yes, i can hear you. okay, now with the lease we seem to have some technical difficulties. uh. but just keep going. hear me. yep. i don't know exactly how this operation could as a plan, which was certainly a very long term planning and a very elaborate plan based on quite significant intelligence on the part of the people who did this the some us we don't actually know yet, and i don't think we will know for some time, at least for another few days, months or years, exactly how this happened. but there could be no surprise that there would be escalations simply based on what has happened over the last, you know, decade of wars with guns up more. i mean, does that has been under a siege for essentially 16 years and there has been various rounds of violence ever since, but particularly since 2009, we've had up 5 or 6 such rounds of escalation depending on ho

those pull numbers, sound shocking, but are they dalia? sean lynn is a public opinion analyst focusing on police and conflict research in israel. they are pretty shocking considering that it's very rare for israelis to have any sort of consensus. this is a perennial lead divided society. it's been politically and socially divided since just started statehood. but then again, we are in unusual time and i think it's really are going through that together in the sense that the state has let them down. getting out of israel has been difficult since the time many flights have been cancelled. but along with foreigners, he's railways are leaving, even if only for a while. new and shiny, don't know yet where they might go. if they decide to go to our considerations, is it does the government is and is pro is red and the population is it was like most, most land christians, jews where we have in is read like a big is rarely community. those would be the consideration. we would take, it's ironic that now we need to find a safe place outside of his r

every week there's a listing on dalia.hing that people can apply for. >> it's a bit hard to predict how long it will take for someone to be able to move into a unit. let's say the lottery has happened. several factors go into that and mainly how many units are in the project, right. and how well you ranked and what preference bucket you were in. >> this particular building was brand new and really this is the one that i wanted out of everything i applied for. in my mind, i was like how am i going to win this? i did and when you get that notice that you won, it's like at first, it's surreal and you don't believe it and it sinks in, yeah, it happened. >> some of our buildings are pretty spectacular. they have key less entry now. they have a court yard where they play movies during the weekends, they have another master kitchen and space where people can throw parties. >> mayor breed has a plan for over 10,000 new units between now and 2025. we will start construction on about 2,000 new units just in 2020. >> we also have a v

. >> ainsley: dalia, you are a muslim immigrant, you were born in iraq and took refuse it fugitive inted states in 1993. you are pro-israel. you are a journalist. you have a background in terrorism as well. what is your reaction? what can we expect from mayorkas and christopher wray testifying this morning at 10:00 a.m. to examine the threats in america and one more additional peels of information. they are looking at special interest rail yens. dahlia 6,000 from egypt. 3,000 from afghanistan. 659 from iran. and 538 from syria. how dangerous is it here? what is the threat in america? look i have covered terrorist attacks and war zone. i fled country that was ruled by a government that is very similar. very similar to hamas, to all these radical islamists. we have been telling the government. we have been speaking very loud that that policy of open border but nothing but a spark for opening the door for new terrorists cells. we don't know and don't get me wrong, i'm not anti-immigrant. i'm immigrant myself who came here legally. i was vetted. back in 1993, when terrorism wasn't on the

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i want to talk to you about all of this and you been so great, let's take andre dalia first.inping wanted to talk about. is he the messenger telling us that the u.s. is in favor of taiwan independence? >> he is well-known of an apologist for the communist party of china he is a deep well of writing and speaking on that and support of the human rights atrocities and that's been astonishing to many people. he also at the same time is expressing a level of risk that may be beneficial in the finance community in the sense that people are listening and hearing that china is a riskier destination i think that's very important, i think they listen to him for the wrong reasons a lot of the time but at this point i think he saying this is all getting very risky and his theory in some ways i share the view the economic power produces geopolitical power, the difference being for him that's a way to make money on china a s geopolitical power, the difference being for him that's a way to make money on china and that something you have to stop the economic rise of china so they don't get t

i'm sara smith and a member of the dalia society of california and the other name for it. the oldest society in california and have been growing dalias in golden gate park for over 100 years. it's the federal flower of san francisco since 1926, and it is absolutely god markingly beautiful as susan's photos showed. it's at the end of the season now and hoping after this rebuild which is so badly needed we will be up and running again for next season, so i just want to thank you for supporting the resolution. >> and thank you sara for addressing this committee. seeing no further speakers here in the chamber we have two members of the public listening to this meeting with one in the queue. mr. lamb if you could unmute our caller please. >> hello. i'm the director of operations for stern grove festival and for item four and express our appreciation to the mayor, board board and the recreation and park department in getting this resolution pushed forward. stern grove festival almost 90 years strong has been built by our community including donors and supporters of all levels, p

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and in that time, john lists have been phasing dangers and risks, all the arabic correspondent and dalia, a number of his being the front and center, a story of his ready police threatening to detain her while she was near the border with gaza. is coming your way. next we stopped by the road and put our cabinet up. our speaking in our back of course reporting. and then there came a police traffic, police who stop say he a went to speak to the camera man. and i continued speaking on the lie because i said you will checked our i d, 's retiree or the press cards and settings rather press card them doesn't they will let us go like they did in the last few days. sometimes they would come, they would see our press card and then let us go. and they took the cards and then they brought the administrative police car behind them from the board. the police were fully equipped to his weapons and 62 rifles. and as they were ready, the rifles were amused and would live bullets i. so i felt dr. life threatened because they pulled their weapons on me and they told me to shut up when i tried to ask them

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dalia haider, bbc news. a tiny glimmer of hope in order destruction.ort. huge explosions in the last little while. you can see it over gaza, we have pictures from israel. you can see the same blast. we are back with more on the situation here in a moment. we will return to the situation in the next couple of minutes, but a couple of stories. a leading health think tank has predicted that the nhs waiting list for non—urgent treatment in england could rise to 8 million by next august. that would be about 250,000 more than the current total. the health foundation says the increase may happen even without further strikes by doctors. the government says action has been taken to tackle the longest waits. here's our health editor, hugh pym. protect the nhs! we are the nhs! nhs strikes have topped the health agenda in england for much of this year, although doctors are now in talks over resolving their pay disputes. the prime minister has blamed the strike action by the doctor's' union, the bma, for keeping waiting lists higher than expected. hi, i'm rishi, ve

all see are bit correspond dalia navarro who's being the front in center. and she has a story of is riley police allegedly threatening to detain her while she was near the border with the gaza. i've listened for yourself. we stopped by the road and put our cabinet up, our speaking and arabic, of course, reporting. and then there came a police traffic, police who stop say he a went to speak to the camera man. and i continued speaking on the line because i said you will checked our i d, 's retiree with the press cards and settings rather press card them doesn't they will let us go like they did in the last few days. sometimes they would come, they would see our press card and then let us go. and they took the cards and then they brought the administrative police car behind them from the board. the police were fully equipped with what tons and 60 to rifles. and as they were ready, the rifles were, i'm you and with live bullets i. so i felt dr. life threaten because they pulled their weapons on me and they told me to shut up when i tried to ask them why they've

also people who were displaced from the houses really face sex, dalia, human turn conditions in the southern areas of the territories, an older to know more about that. so we are hosting a right now, a palestinian citizen called us russian, and he is a palestinian civilian who has been evacuated from his house to the central areas of the territory. mister express. thank you so much for joining us today. uh, could you please tell me about why did you leave off? well, i left because uh after that we were threats by the way, the military and its all fell as soon as it goes out to it, to leave the area and head south of the garza y d o the gallagher valley. but before, before that warding by the way, the army, my house was bombed and completely destroyed. and me and my families, including my wife kids, daughter law and grandchild, came integrity. this face persons id piece. this is what this was done to me and to hundreds of thousands of others in the gods and stuff. so right now we're living in fun, eunice. we lived in a house with relatives, and after 5 or 6 days, the apartment next door was b

and if they don't last night, the chancellor and dalia together with the president biden and prime minister, so knock on the permit as the maloney discuss possible solutions for a prom and a peace in the middle east. i don't think a gem and meeting here has made it possible one small to assure ukraine and we will support a country as well as making clear that we are always committed to a europe europe, which will protect itself more, which will also protect its board. us and it's a neighboring countries, we do this jointly to protect the ukrainian people against the russian invasion. yet we also have a lots of programs now aimed at strengthening our defense policy in your us. the trunk flow also said we discuss matters pertaining to integration. the ministers of in 2 areas of the interior is of a chief to very important agreement when it came to migration, which is one of the big issues with this custom. i think we now must make sure we are more efficient than what we're doing, that we have clear regulations how to do with migration, which will help us protect on common boulders that will a

kiril brainin, dalia sizheddinova and alexey simonov, channel one.he next one, already. the twelfth package of anti-russian sanctions. it is reported that it may include russian diamonds, as well as an expanded list of goods prohibited for export. some are puzzling. for example, lithuania proposed including nails, knitting needles and pushpins in the sanctions list. in this way, vilnius hopes to cause irreparable damage to russian industry. apparently there are no other ways left. this is how the official representative of our foreign ministry commented on this. it’s scary to imagine what kind of hysteria will start among the chinese manufacturers of button spokes if they find out about lithuania’s plans to destroy russian industrial capacities. where will lithuania go with all this if such a decision is made? i don’t know, they can lay out on their highway with buttons, nails, knitting needles and needles, an inscription about the evil of russia. from this day on, anapa is among the top volleyball centers, the opening of a modern sports palace with

kiril brainin, dalia serazheddinova, andrey mikhailov, kiril loginov, channel one.eport was on the air, more news came : more than 200 people have died in israel, local media reports and 232 from the palestinian side. as a representative of the israeli army said, the military is expecting an aggravation of the situation in the north of the country. russia is for an immediate cessation of hostilities and palestinian-israeli negotiations in accordance with international law and un decisions. a unified approach was stated by the heads of the russian and egyptian foreign ministries and was announced in a telephone conversation between sergei lavrov and sameh shukri less than an hour ago. our embassy in israel recommends that russian citizens do not leave safe places until permission from local authorities. for for travelers on an independent trip, the ministry of development has opened a hotline, the number is on your screens. there are no more than 100 organized tourists from russia in israel; there are none in the southern part of the country where the events are unfo

winter in the spring, meet, it’s better to hug the ocean than forgotten love and a glass, distant, daliaolden fog, stop kropen, we’ve arrived, golden duman, chanem golden duman, botians. we've arrived, let's pull the golden duman, the streets are handy to the slebide znov, we're pulling, we'll pull the golden duman, the feet are horapan , we've arrived, we're pulling, we'll pull the golden rumat, the streets, the hands will itch the snobs, we're pulling the golden duman, the stopper, we've arrived, let's pull the streets, we've arrived, what is the main song for you, by the way, in fact, for the first time on the radio the song papagan was heard, and then it just started, which means it’s a cold spring, it’s hard to say about the main songs, i still try to write and further, although of course my productivity is probably not very high, there are very few albums, but now i’m only the third who said, new songs are written only by those who don’t have good old ones, in my opinion it’s antonov, nikolsky or antonov, well, i trying? and then i’m interested, i’m interested in continuing the sea

she's been speaking to bbc arabic�*s dalia haider. first...he united states. hundreds of armed police officers are still searching for a gunman in the us state of maine, after a series of mass shootings left 18 people dead in the city of lewiston. live now to cbs news correspondent bradley blackburn, who's in lewiston, maine. what is the latest police on such for this man was yellow authorities are expanding their search, now looking all across the state of maine and assertive expanding into maine and assertive expanding �*uiif? massachusetts, all i owe to the canadian border. multiple law enforcement agencies participating here, atf, us marshals, the fbi all joining in this manhunt for the ao—year—old suspect, a us army reservist. somebody who is very familiar with this area and are native to this part of the country, so he is familiar with the terrain and we know officials are looking in wooded areas, what scoping out any place they can to write try to locate him because they do this community remains in lockdown, people are being asked to s

. >> dalia, appreciate your perspective on this and analysis.ou very much. >>> a deal to normalize relations between israel and saudi arabia appears to have installed the palestinian prime minister tells cnn any such agreement needs to feature the palestinian cause. we heard from him earlier this hour on his fears around the current crisis. now shares with becky anderson his hopes for the saudi's deal and it what it represent for the palestinian people. >> do you see normalsation between saudi arabia as an israel as providing an opportunity for a political horizon and a political solution for the palestinians? is that the best option at this point? >> the saudis have made it very clear. the link between their relation, the future relation with israel and the palestine. it's there. fully interwoven together. and that is where we feel very assured on that. it's not priceless. it's with price. now, maybe this issue would be deferred for a certain period of time to come. but the issue have brought back the question of palestine to the table. >> repo

georgy lisashvili, dalia serozhedinova, sergei komensky, channel one usa.ourse towards independent development - said sergei lavrov, head of our foreign ministry on a visit to pyongyang. the program will discuss the implementation of the agreement between the leaders of the two countries, who met at the vostochny cosmodrome in september. ivan prozarov will continue. the land of morning freshness, as the democratic people's republic of korea is also called, greeted sergei lavrov with evening coolness and rain. but the head of our foreign ministry received a very warm welcome here. lavrov was met by his colleague tsoysonkhi and the whole square. after a dark and deserted road from the airport, the capital of the dprk appears as if out of nowhere and immediately amazes the imagination, here are high-rise buildings and shopping centers, and shops shimmering with all the colors of the rainbow, busy traffic, and people who now, apparently, they are rushing home from work, an exemplary city, on the winning ideas, that is, relying on their own strength. sergei lavr

when you look at organizations that are getting money, funding has gone to a dalia for justice projectd concerning things on october 7 when attack happened. now other organizations are actually changing who has access to their grants following these protests. both new venture fund and windward fund tell fox business they are no longer providing grants for alliance for global justice, the reason because of larger concern that group has faced congressional scrutiny because of their ties to popular front for liberation of pa palestine, that is a syrian terrorist funding group. >> madison thank you for your reports. >> george soros is of jewish decent that makes it worse, i know he is a lefty, but this goes beyond just being a lefty, madison alworth thank you. >> joining us now, john najarian. cofounder of market rebellion. you know we looked at screen, and dow was up 550 something. came as a surprise, out of left field or right field or whatever field. and i thought maybe you could give us a couple of pearls of wisdom, what is going on, best day since summer? >> best day since june. and t

. >> dalia, thank you for sharing your insights on what is a deeply complex and ever deepening situation. thank you. >> thank you. >>> when sirens sound, israelis run to shelters but during saturday's surprise attack, those shelters were anything but safe. cnn takes you to one of these deadly sites next. >>> plus -- >> translator: there was silence for a few minutes. and the police woman who was there with us simply screamed. whoever wanted to be alive needs to leave now. >> firsthand account of the festival attack, this woman ran for her life and she considers her survival a miracle. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and desktop devices. unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a privat

kiril branin dalia sirazheddinova and alexey simonov, channel one. i...tations on the twelfth package of anti-russian sanctions. it is reported that it may include russian diamonds, as well as an expanded list of goods prohibited for export. some are puzzling. for example, lithuania proposed to include nails and knitting needles in the sanctions list and push pins. in this way , vilnius hopes to cause irreparable damage to russian industry. apparently there are no other ways left. this is how the official representative of our foreign ministry commented on it. it’s scary to imagine what kind of hysteria will begin among chinese manufacturers of button spokes if they learn about lithuania’s plans to destroy russian industrial capacities. where will lithuania do all this if such a decision is made? i don’t know, they can lay out on their highway with buttons, nails, knitting needles and needles, an inscription about the evil of russia. anapa from this day among the top volleyball centers, the opening of a modern palace. from sports with a platform for games

grigory emelyanov, irina bliznyuk, dalia serazheddinova and sergey prokovyev, channel one. is discussing the most important statements of vladimir putin at a meeting with participants of the valdai international discussion club. conversation about global changes and the most pressing issues of international politics. only in the hall of the russian leader the day before representatives of more than 40 states listened to the reaction in the expert community on the pages of the foreign press. how they perceived it. vladimir putin's words about the new principles of the world order and what else interested, in particular the west, dmitry kochitkov about this. vladimir putin’s speech at the meeting of the valdai discussion club was extremely frank and intense, and as always, it became one of the main topics for the world media and experts. club members, representatives of the intellectual elite from forty countries received a unique opportunity first-hand learn about how the russian president sees the new world order. our western colleagues, especially from the usa. they don’t

grigory emelyanov, irina bliznyuk, dalia serozhedinova and sergey prokovyev, channel one. other topicsons, when fuel purchased on the wholesale market arrives cheaper than before the temporary ban on export. the government introduced it on september 21. the delivery time for an exchange transaction is from 30 days. this means that in about half a month we should notice something. this is in theory, but what about in practice? kirill brainin, together with experts, sought the answer. he talks about new measures to stabilize the fuel market, announced today in provita. someone prone to romanticism might say that the autumn moscow rain eroded prices at gas stations, but everything is, of course, more complicated and is explained not by the vagaries of the weather, but by the actions of the government. quite tough decisions have already made it possible to stabilize the situation on the fuel market and move the same diesel fuel away from the unpleasant threshold of 62 rubles at retail, but in some places during the summer shortage it was much more expensive, now the time has come for addit

dalia, i'm sorry, i promised you a gentleman, he didn't he came, yes, i beg you, you’re talking aboutoctors, i know that. but when the doctor, this is of course already a serious case, okay, i’m not talking about that, you better tell me that this is a snatch from the family, oh god, ala, promise that you won’t tell anyone, my ex-husband just called me, andrey, yeah what he needs, wants urgently talk, he’ll be right up, masha, why didn’t you tell lugansky anything, because he asked not to tell anyone, not even dima, even dima, i shouldn’t have told you at all, but as for me, i’m a grave, it seems to me that he’s up to something, something happened to him, but nothing happened to him , he wants to do another nasty thing to you, and you can’t trust ex-husbands at all, why is he a normal person, well, are you crazy, well, ex- husbands are not normal people, masha , you are married for the second time, remember this, it’s interesting, what happened to him, please tell me, and when kostya arrives from the airport to whomever he goes, to you or to andryushenka, we will tear him to pieces, s

kiril brainin, oleg shishkin, dalia serazheddinova and denis larin channel one. trust in the special military operation, in particular in the course of the country as a whole. we simply have a wide flow of volunteers joining the armed forces. today we already have 335,000 people, who voluntarily came and concluded contracts with the ministry of defense and about 5,000 more, a little more. the so-called volunteers, although they are all volunteers , they come voluntarily, but this is simply a different category, contracts are signed for a shorter period, in total it is already somewhere around 350 thousand, this is a manifestation of people’s trust in the policies of the russian state. among those who signed contracts with the ministry of defense, according to vladimir putin, are several thousand fighters of the wagner group, they will receive social guarantees, while previously, they were paid only in cash; a question was asked to find out the reasons for the crash of the plane on board which was yevgeny prigozhin. the crash occurred on august 23 in the tver regi

different lands, i mean, tsaper, chamu ferocious, fly on the police, then, the red sector, to your right, daliaa minus? oh, thanks for the question, you know, this is a big responsibility, this is not a plus, not a minus, in no way, well, i’m quite mature, to put it mildly, i moved to work in the city of minsk when i started working closer to the president of our country, at first, when i was appointed to the position of deputy prime minister, i thought, oh, how often i will have to meet and in general how to speak and what to do, well, because you understand that this is such a responsibility, well, when i got to know this man better, i realized that i would go with him to the end, why, because that love for his people, for his land, for his country, everything that was created here, i have probably never seen a single person , this is not... because there i need to say it is this or am i currying favor with someone, this is our leader and my leader , no, this is because the truth, this is the sincere truth, to say that it was a big plus for me, why, because for me it was and is a good school,

alena germanova, dalia serzhidinova, yulia zagranichnova and stanislav obletin, channel one.p away from a ground operation in the gas sector. prime minister netanyahu published a video of himself with soldiers and the caption: we are with the soldiers, we are ready. it is clear that combat orders are not given this way. but this is definitely a signal for something. during the day, israelis and palestinians exchanged blows, against the backdrop of new actions in support of palestine. in some cases , riots occurred in an effort to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe. in gaza, russia sent a plane with food. alexey kruchinin, first things first. a terrible growing whistle instantly makes people hug each other. the first reaction is a condition. reflex, new blows shake the gas, rockets land near the al-ahli hospital, where hundreds of palestinians were killed the day before yesterday. in the city of dar al-balakh , people manually remove rubble, wounded carried out in their arms, someone literally pulled out from under the rubble, it’s hard to imagine the emotions of a father who

eastern europe can replace stoltenberg has been discussed for a long time, dalia gribususkaya has beene obedient, well, maybe we’ll advance stolteng’s powers, now they’ve been extended a little, well, the force doesn’t have one, a year old, what exactly is there to show what she ’s capable of, in the chair prime minister? it would seem that history, it is going as planned, well, by the same overseas gentlemen, at some point, however, as you know, it will always find a way to break through, it cannot be hidden, closed, compressed, at some point she will come out, we believe in it, and for this there is a transfer of the heir doll to tuta, for this we are telling you the truth, for this we ask each of you to think with your own head, analyze the facts , follow the news carefully, that’s why maria butina was with you right now, and we move on to the program time, what is hidden by jannet elin, the chief treasurer, or the chief cashier, bidenov, you confirm, my numbers are correct, i’m not sure, i… these data are unknown , she has a job to cover her tracks, she understands perfectly well t

she's been speaking to bbc arabic�*s dalia haider.ime soon. - i hope my second baby arrives safely and peacefully, but apparently she will come within a destruction. as israel carried out air strikes we asked jumana, a journalist from gaza city, to record a video diary in the lead up to giving birth. what scares me the most, what i think about every night as i fall asleep, is that we may not wake up. two days after the conflict started jumana evacuated with her four—year—old daughter and moved in with relatives further south, where they thought it was safer. i moved to another home. this is all the stuff i was able to take, this small bag and these things. like the 2 million palestinians in gaza struggling with food and water shortages, jumana and herfamily are often cut off from the outside world. we don't have electricity so we can't watch the news on the television. there's no internet. the radio is all we have if our phones don't die. jumana's husband was away working. she feared for his life as he tried to bring more clothes for

in our spotlight on podcasts segment, slates dalia lived with talks about her podcast and previews theew supreme court term. we dive into the morning's headlines and take your calls live. "washington journal" is. -- is next. ♪ host: good morning. it is saturday, october 7. a lot happened in washington this week, including a surprisingly high number of dog -- jobs added in separate temper. the house of representatives does not have a speaker. that election process is expected to start this upcoming week. president biden announced construction of a border wall along the portion of the texas mexico line. those are some of the stories we followed this week. this morning, we are taking your calls on your top stories. give us a call. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. be sure to include your first snake and city, state. you can post to social media, facebook.com/c-span and x. welcome to "washington journal." in addition to those stories i mentioned in the introduction, there is a few more you might be follo