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and it's something the rest of us need to internalize daniel levy. we wish you all the best with your work with the us middle east peace project. and thank you for joining us here at the listening post today. thank you. the hard hitting intervenes is israel and obstacles piece. i think that to move in the f one, his government with this, this part that you say getting russell, a thought provoking odd since the e you made weapons being used in gaza. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running mean what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential? could we go to some we cannot take the effective use of the present as not that important effective. he had the story on talk to how does era the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own adventure, no counter and things as the world economy. those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where it's supposed to be. it's all about the right place for your business to get off the ground up, right? otherwise, on with this s

the, the with panelists today who are joining us from doha, we have daniel levy who's the president of the us middle east project. and a form is writing the go see a to in, but then it's an e is maryland rappaport and award winning is really investigative journalist. the recently reported on site was indications that israel may be planning to close off knowles and concepts. and also here in doha is a lot impact pay and it's right, the historian and also of the ethnic cleansing of palestine. thank you all 3 of you for joining us. i want to try and in this program to get up, what is the real plan of nets and yahoo? what is israel a me now almost a year into this will. but 1st i must start a little bit close to home. ouch is here is office in ramallah has now been closed and i'd like your reaction to that daniel, why do you think they've taken this step now? because they've done unfortunately, they close together 3 strands. we have seen not just throughout the last year, but for the long time, which is criminality met only by impunity trust late. secondly, the media and this is more of a

and it's something the rest of us need to internalize daniel levy. we wish you all the best with your work with the us middle east peace project. and thank you for joining us here at the listening posts today . thank you. a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible, no matter how much they know about a given crises. so issue the smell of that is all over power. as all just it recall respondents, that's what we strive to do the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, denominator here on now the the sound carriage also this is a new license coming up the next 60 minutes. the out of the crossing between the occupied west by console reopened once again. monday morning it was closed off the threes. randy's assault that the gunman is identified as a jordanian citizen. is ready will things hit a residential town cooling unit? that is 15 products to.

and it's something the rest of us need to internalize daniel levy. we wish you all the best with your work with the us middle east peace project. and thank you for joining us here at the listening post today. thank you. a pod his. i mean to means is israel and obstacles piece of i think that to move in the f one of these governments with these 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. odd since the e you made weapons being used in gaza? no doubt. it should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from the presidential? could we do it or some we cannot take the effective use of the present as another name for the effective he had the story on talk to how does era, the latest news as it breaks, since the 1979 is evolution, one has been unable to buy new west in the day of class because of international sections with detailed coverage, more than 50000 homes and several villages have either been damaged or destroyed since june when the rains began from around the wor

and it's something the rest of us need to internalize daniel levy. we wish you all the best with your work with the us middle east peace project. and thank you for joining us here at the listening post today. thank you. a mazda, some big a supervisor of the united states, victorious guantanamo and background detention centers. and it's so cold war on terror. now human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone helped him one time and we'll be retraces his steps. we visited his and that's it. that's spelled on prison. echoes of background with this documentary on a jersey to this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive, sustainable tourism program. partnership with the global, sustainable tourism comes village life here retains it's strong. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the tape, hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things coming to discover the natural, historical, and cultural beauties. as the world economy, those strikes are

our objectives are back a so let's pick up the assignments, missed and then yahoo is points with daniel levy who's president of the us middle east project. he's a form is raised diplomat to help me go say the oslo peace accords. welcome back to dw, can we stop? we'll get to it mister netanyahu short minutes. can we stop 1st with your thoughts on the idea attack? what they describe does the at the center of has the last era in bay root yeah, i, i think the copying pasting of, of was like terror. all right, helpful. yeah. clearly, there are things that the access to resistance forces has done that have violated international law. clearly israel is violating international law every day that terrorist groups and these right is a terrorist state. so i would encourage the system from the use of that language in terms of the action itself. clearly this has been a major strike on a civilian neighborhood. in bay root, we will see what the extent of the damage is. we will see who has been killed in the stripe, which seems failed in the last 2 weeks. i think this is the degraded and clearly there's bee

let's pick up some of missed and then yahoos points with daniel levy. who's that president of a us me least project. he's a form is ready to diplomats who helped me go say the also peace accords. welcome back to dw, can we start? we'll get to it mister netanyahu short minutes. can we start 1st with your thoughts on the idea attack? what they described as the at the center of has the last era in beirut. it is. yeah. i, i think the company, pasting of, of was like tell her all right, helpful here. clearly there are things that the access to resistance process has done that have violated international law. clearly is rarely violating international law every day. is that terrorist groups, any threat as a terrorist state? so i would encourage the system from the use of that language in terms of the action itself. clearly this has been a major strike on a civilian neighborhood. in bay root, we will see what the extent of the damage is. we will see who has been killed in this stripe, which seems failed in the last 2 weeks, i think is the degrade. and clearly t

we spoke to daniel levy earlier about this is the president of the us middle east project and a former negotiator with these really government. he says that us shows contempt to dual nationals that are not is really we are used to the us and it's policy treating and is res, i'm palestinians. nope. is equal humans both in policy in the way people have spoken about. what about american citizens here? you are creating that line, that separation line between less and more human americans with a different set of rights. it's absolutely the correct thing for the bike administration fight and the senior officials to be wrapping their arms around the families of the jew, national is radia. americans who have been killed or before who are being held in garza. what about jewel, national americans for being killed by the same is raising military to get their weapons and their political cover a net diplomatic topic from the us. no phone calls. no, no, that's humanity. and let's acknowledge what was because this was so revealing what was the 1st reaction of president biking, not that dry state, but

earlier i spoke to daniel levy who is the president of the us middle east project, and the former negotiator would think is really government. he says the us shows contempt to dual nationals that are not, is really is an investigation even enough because it's not off us rodeo. is it when it comes to the impunity with which the us treats israel? i think, well, many people look at here and see as a new level of egregious, this, of, of, of how pro magic this is. we are used to the us and it's policy treating is res, i'm palestinians not is equal humans. both in policy, in the way people have spoken about what about american citizens here you are creating that line that separation line between lesser and more human americans with a different set of rights. it's absolutely the correct thing for the bike administration bite and the senior officials to be wrapping their arms around the families of the jew, national is really americans who have been killed or before who are being held in gaza. what about jewel national americans, who are being killed by the same is raising military who get their wea

daniel levy, thank you very much. out within government after the prime minister's chief of staff is given a pay rise. it's more leaks from whitehall. what does it tell us about what's going on behind the door of number 10? nick, tom harwood and david yelland are with me. first of all, nick, a bit of background, sue gray was the top civil servant who wrote that infamous report about parties at downing street during the pandemic under borisjohnson. she has been brought into government and she is keir starmer director chief of staff and we now know she is going to be paid more than the prime minister. what have you been finding out in westminster? irate what have you been finding out in westminster?— what have you been finding out in westminster? ~ ., ., , , westminster? we know that, because our colleague — westminster? we know that, because our colleague chris _ westminster? we know that, because our colleague chris mason _ westminster? we know that, because our colleague chris mason reported i our colleague chris mas

i've been to national court of justice while we spoke to daniel levy earlier. he's the president of the us middle east project and a former negotiated with these are the government. he says the us shows contents to dual nationals that are not is res. we are used to the us and it's policy treating is res, i'm palestinians not is equal humans both in policy in the way people have spoken about. what about american citizens? here you are creating that line, that separation line between less and more human americans with a different set of rights. it's absolutely the correct thing for the bike administration bite and the senior officials to be wrapping their arms around the families of a jew, national is radia americans who have been killed or before who are being held in gaza. what about jewel national americans, who are being killed by the same is raising military who get their weapons and their political cub net diplomatic talbot from the us? no phone calls? no, no, that's humanity. and let's acknowledge what was the cause. this was so revealing what was the 1st

, but also in terms of dynamics insight going that way, despite the successes of recent things, daniel levy, thank you very much for your analysis. we really appreciate it. i the still ahead on the news, all of the dest whole lives in the southeast united states, off the hurricane, her land closes wide spread devastation and sports fan vines disrupt steam, 170. 1 of the coaches says the players should take some of the blame the as the world economy, those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where supposed to be solved by the right place for your business to get off the ground, the price. otherwise, on, so with this strategic downstream industry on your better tomorrow the, [000:00:00;00] the, to me and the on them and the mind to about on the stories to sell as follows. deputies, indeed, and 9 cost them has released a video message for the killing of the goods. the secretary general has from the law. he says, has vala is ready to confront as well if it's this is designed to carry out a ground incursion into devon on meanwhile, and that's why the s drive has locked me a cent

citizen when their subjects move pointing to the okay, we'll talk about this little bit more with daniel levy who's the president of the us middle east project and a former negotiator with the is really government joining us on alonzo. welcome back to alta 0. so this is not the 1st time that american citizen has been killed by israel. and despite bite in saying that it's unacceptable, is anything short of an, an american investigation enough. daniel, even given that human rights activists argue that the us government has systematically failed to push the is really government to accept responsibility. and those types of killings who during is an investigation even enough, because it's not off us rodeo. is it when it comes to the impunity with which the us treats israel? i think, well, many people look at here and see as a new level of egregious this, of, of, of how problematic this is. we are used to the us and it's policy treat think is res. i'm palestinians not is equal humans, both in policy in the way people have spoken about a lot about american citizens. here you are creating that line t

daniel levy stole the show. they have to try to do something, right?s you see." this one is all about showing kids the beauty of surprises found in nature. she says it's inspired by her young son's insistence to look up and the shift to a slower perspective. it hits shelves january 28th. >> fastest "pop start" ever. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. >> are you ready to choose a champion? >> it was amazing. you've got a shot at winning this competition. >>> hey, everybody. we're back. it is 8:30. what a beautiful monday. hello! welcome in. it is the 16th day of september. this month is flying by. and we just came outside to say hello to all the beautiful

he was also the chairman of the 2016 super bowl host committee, and the heir to levi straus. daniel lurie is joining me now. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> the first question, if you could pick one thing to change or improve in san francisco, what would that be? >> it's got to be our early childhood education. the best investment we could make in our city is making sure our kids will get off to the right start. it's no better use to make sure our kids will get off to the right start and our public schools are thriving. again, for us to be a world class city, they need to be a world class educational center. >> that's a great point. but before we go, i don't want to get by without talking about public safety as you said in your campaign, it is one of your priorities. crime is actually down in the city. but what would you do specifically to improve crime in the city and public safety? >> i would just say it is my number one priority. there is just nothing else that matters if people don't feel safe. if our parents taking their kids to school don't feel safe. if

the heir to the levi strauss fortune, philanthropist daniel lurie, is outraised and outspent his opponents by more than double da. lynn checked in with a few voters to see if all that money is actually making a difference >>>>with all of its flaws and problems >>>>some >>say san francisco is still a world class city. >>>>it's the best city in america there's only so much america can >>>>do. native san franciscan ilya reagan remains optimistic about the city >>>>everybody has peaks and valleys. you know, we went through some valleys and we're climbing our way up to get to the peak again. drop the gun. drop the gun. >>>>like most voters, he's concerned about crime and homelessness. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election, but says not this time. >>>>i'm not saying that london breed is bad or evil. it's just time for a change. let's let's let's try some new strategies, see if things can get done a lot faster. >>>>this is partly why breed supporters believe her path to victory will be dependent on new and young voters motivated to turn out by the presidential race. >>>>we're

daniel and eugene levy have been making history as a 1st father and son host. among the big winners was the historical epic shogun starts i on a so i has become the 1st asian women. when for leads of drama actress, that was a surprise on american tv show hacks and netflix drama, baby reindeer. also to help you the teeth of jackson, member of the jackson 5 family group has died age 70, the jacksons, with due to his younger brother, michael, is lead singer, the gotten their hip making career in 1969 with i want to back and went down to give a string of friends from the 19 seventy's and eighty's to his brothers were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1990. so i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes. more holes and stones, and robots, and stay with us on august. the beginning. the idea is the french republic, his long proclaims. but just what is more than friends? in a full pot series, the big picture takes an in depth from the same size. episode to an hour, which is there is troops truly the 1st casualty of war. a series of media lows introduce dr. russia's invasion of ukr

. >> well, it's still daniel levy and i guess at spurs.s the who's the major shareholder who else is there? there's still a few around but it's america is looking over. and of course saudi. and we're looking at the middle east and thinking, well let's let's dive in there and have some of that controlling stake in roma. so it's 94.1% stake in roma. so it's 94.1% stake in roma. so it's 94.1% stake in everton . and farhad stake in everton. and farhad moshiri who's the outgoing. because the thing is i know you asked me earlier, they thought it was american owners before, but there was a company called 777 that tried to buy it. and then that fell by the wayside. there's a lot of frustrated everton fans, but the last chairman spent a fortune . but chairman spent a fortune. but you know, however anybody complains oh, this is terrible. and they're not looking after our football club. they did spend a load of money. it's just how wisely the money is spent. so maybe this new group will come in and try and revive everton's fortunes because they're bo

a 20.3% nonprofit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor. aaron peskin 88.5% and supervisor ahsha safai it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7% and breathe at 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hits

a 20.3% nonprofit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor. aaron peskin at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha stuff it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7%. and bree a 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that kron 4, paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hits 5

a 20.3%, non-profit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor.on peskin 88.5% and supervisor ahsha safai it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7% and breathe at 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hits 50%

after that, it's philanthropist and levi strauss air daniel lurie at 17.5%. >> supervisor aaron peskin is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. it is at 1.6%. however, this could all change as we und that 27% of voters say they're still undecided. and when it comes to voters, second overall choice you can ee in the daniel lurie with a 21% followed by that is farrell. at 14.7 grade comes in at 12.8 reid is also leading as a 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. we did speak with a political expert, david mcewan. take a listen to what he had to say about these numbers. >> there's still a lot of fluidity in this race and it doesn't mean that london breed out of the woods with voters, but it also doesn't mean that she can't really move to a place that's victorious. so there's a challenge for her. this is a challenge comment. a big city mayors across the country as crime becomes an important issue. >> now, keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% rain choice, voting will come into play with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected. and that's up until a candidate hits 50%. th

well, way that is incumbent mayor london breed at 20.3% after that, it's philanthropist and levi strauss air daniel lurie at 17.5%. then supervisor aaron peskin at 8.5% and supervisor ross the shop. i e at 1.6%. however, this could all change because as you see there at the bottom, we found that around 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. second overall choice of who they pick. >> well, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% after that. it's peril at 14.7 and breed at 12.8 reid is also is leading right now, i should say as a 3rd choice for voters within 11%. we spoke with a political expert, david mcewan. take a listen to what he had to say about these numbers. >> when you look at that from for paul, what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. set we challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions. second, sometimes end 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. >> now, keep in mind, if no candidate reach

incumbent mayor london breed at 20.3% followed by that is nonprofit, ceo, philanthropist and levi strauss error. daniel lurie at 17.5%. n pein is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. it is at 1.6%. however, this could all change. you see there at the bottom around. 27 1% of voters say they're still undecided on what they plan to do on election day when it comes to voters. second overall choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by that farrell is at forty-seven percent. reid is at 12.8% breed is also leading when it comes to voters. 3rd choice within 11%. we spoke with a political expert, david mcewan. take a listen to what he had to say about these numbers. >> there's still a lot of fluidity in this race and it doesn't mean that london breed out of the woods with voters, but it also doesn't mean that she can't really move to a place that's victorious. so there's a challenge for her. this is a challenge comment. a big city mayors across the country as crime becomes an important issue. >> now, keep in mind if no candidate reaches that 50%, mark ranked choice voting will come into play with vo

at 20.3%, philanthropist and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% supervisor. aaron peskin is at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha safai. i e is at 1.6%. however, this could change. we still have time until election day. and almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. second choice overall, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by. that is farrell at 14.7% in breed at 12.8%, however, breed is leading as voters. 3rd choice with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckown had to say about these numbers. >> when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. >> she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. >> now, keep in mind, if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play with voters second and pote

a 20.3%, non-profit ceos and levi strauss error. daniel lurie is at 17.5% followed by supervisor. aaron peskin at 8.5% and supervisor ahsha stuff it at 1.6%. however, this could all change is almost 27% of voters say they're still undecided when it comes to voters. overall, second choice, daniel lurie is in the lead with 21% followed by feral at 14.7% and breathe at 12.8% breed is leading. however, as 3rd choice for voters with an 11%. take a listen to what our political expert david mckeown had to say about these numbers. when you look at that from for paul. >> what you see is london breed is facing severe challenge and some of those challenges are related to issues around crime liveability in the city. she has a set well positioned challengers and there's also this crazy ranked choice voting system that we often talk about and who is positions second sometimes and 3rd becomes almost important as who's ahead. keep in mind if no candidate reaches 50% ranked choice, voting will come into play. >> with voters second and potentially even 3rd choice being selected until a candidate hi

so far, the air to the levi strauss fortune , philanthropist daniel lurie, has outraged his competitors by more than double and he has outspent his opponents by the same margin. da lin checked in with some voters to see if that money is making a difference. >> reporter: with all of its flaws and problems, some say san francisco is still a world-class city. >> it is the best city in america. there is only so much of america can do. >> reporter: he remains optimistic about the city. >> everybody has peaks and valleys. we went through some valleys and we are coming up to get to the peak again. >> reporter: like most voters he is concerned about crime and homelessness. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election but said not this time. >> i am not saying that london breed is bad or evil. it is just time for change. let's try some new strategies see if things to get done a lot faster. >> reporter: this is partly why breed supporters believe her path to victory will be depended on new and younger voters. motivated to turn out by the presidential race . >> we are really targetin

the heir to the levi strauss fortune, philanthropist daniel lurie, has outraised his competitors by more than double, and lurie is outspending his opponent by the same margin. da lynn checked in with a few voters to see if all that money is actually making a difference >>>with all of its flaws and >>>>problems, >>some say san francisco is still a world class >>>>city. it's the best city in america. you know. there's only so much american >>>native san franciscan ilya reagans remains optimistic about the >>>>city. everybody has peaks and valleys. you know, we went through some valleys and we're climbing our way up to get to the peak again. drop the gun. drop the >>>gun. like most voters, he's concerned about crime and homelessness. he voted for london breed in the previous mayoral election, but says not this time. >>>>i'm not saying that london breed is bad or evil. it's just time for a change. let's let's let's try some new strategies see if things can get done a lot faster. >>>this is partly why breed supporters believe her path to victory will be dependent on new and young voters motiv

daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. yes. and if you're heading to levi's stadium to watch the game in person, get ready for an all new game day. menu. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a taste of what's new. >> dozens of forty-niners fans were back at levi's stadium thursday. not for a game, but for the food. >> for a fan, it doesn't get any better than this. >> levi's stadium and levi restaurants treated the faithful to the third annual concession showcase event, sampling what's new and returning to game day concessions. now, of course, you got to have your game day staples, but the team here also wanted to make sure they had a variety of cuisine. for all the fans that are going to be coming here to levi's. executive chef alvin cabiling worked with his team and a number of local businesses that they call partners to bring dishes like these to fans. >> we want a mixture of everything uh- just tenders, not just hot dogs, not just a burger. >> so in addition to those items are treats like beef birria, pupusas, bulgogi, cheesesteak, butter, c

daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. chase and then both super bowl 60 at levi's and the fifa world cup happening in 2026. it's all happening here and now. the bay area host committee, a group that helps bring these events to the bay area, is announcing a new partnership with ea sports, the redwood shores company creates some of the most popular sports video games. you know them madden 25, fifa and fc 25. well, now ea and the bay area host committee will work together to mix local sports events with tech to better entertain and engage people. and so you'll see us do some really cool things in the community getting fans engaged, getting fans, residents engaged as well. well beyond the events themselves. we're also told that planning for these big events is already happening, even down to the minor details. just a reminder, the nba all-star basketball game will be at chase center in february. super bowl 60 will be at levi's stadium in 2026, followed by the fifa world cup just a few months later. speaking of levi's, what are they cooking up there? we've got a sneak p

daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. >>> the countdown to kickoff is on, fans flooding the parking lot at levi'slet's go out to vern glenn for a look at tonight's match-up. hey, vern. >> this is the audi red and gold report. >> reporter: welcome to levi's stadium opening night, 49ers and the jets where the story got a bit more interesting. hold onto something when i tell you christian mccaffery, their starting running back, is out with a calf and achille's issue. it will be up to j.p. mason toting the rock for the 49er ground game tonight. just when you thought that the players could finally stop answering questions about opening night. >> there's a lot of things i don't think about till you guys ask me the questions and then i try to not think about them again. so i probably won't think about that ever again. >> reporter: it felt like old times for jets head coach robert saleh. the former defensive 49er coordinator hit the steps at levi's for his pregame run. the next time the two games are back on the field it will be time for kickoff. at halftime tonight the 49ers will honor frank gore, the n

heard see how levy he said that anywhere where there are enemies of israel, they will be found and they will be assassinated. and when we heard from you is really army spokes person. daniel how gary, he said that there was a meeting of several of his bullet commanders around 20 of them. security sources have now confirmed that to us just so you know that they were gathering in an under ground area of the building. and that is when they were targeted, these really military says they carry this precise and targeted attack based on intelligence. the army also said that it came out the was planning a, quote, october 7th style attack in northern israel. of course, there was no information to back this up these real, the military generally says they have intelligence about things, but do not provide the proof for us after they have said those remarks. but in any case, the is really security apparatus. and the defense structure within his role is certainly shifting when it comes to how they're dealing with the issue in the north. so how do we think that these recent attacks all positive israel's plan to secure the north as you've been saying, as that is, seems to be that prior

levi's stadium. our coverage begins at five here where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. millions of dollars. this scam is often referred to as, quote, pig butchering. that is an analogy that's likening the effort to gain the victim's trust and then leading a pig to slaughter, basically. >> it truly is frightening. and bay area victims are sharing their stories in an effort to warn others. abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow is here now with the seven on your side investigation now. >> kristin and larry, this is happening internationally and our story is part of an abc news nationwide investigation. the victims are often highly educated and trusting that sense of trust can cost them their savings in a matter of days. warren dang was dancing his way

daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. at levire on abc seven this morning. one of their best offensive linemen could be close to returning. the 11 time pro bowler trent williams back in the bay area and espn reportedly saying the niners are finalizing a deal with him to end his holdout. but before the season starts, some longtime ticket holders are debating how long they're going to keep the tickets. nearly a thousand fans have signed a petition over the tough tailgating rules going into effect at levi's. abc seven news reporter j.r stone has the details on that. >> 1233 there's nothing like a traditional nfl tailgate 40 niners style, but some of the niners most diehard season ticket holders are frustrated as we are now less than a week away from opening night kickoff and this that. >> they're splitting up. the tailgates are split. it's like you're splitting up a family. >> joe leonora of the niner empire group says that he and others who are involved in the big tailgates have received emails from the 40 niners that certain rules

daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. against the new york jets at levi's. the team has a few unanswered questions heading into monday night. here's what we do know. brock purdy, deebo samuel, george kittle, nick bosa and fred warner they all looked great during training camp, but running back christian mccaffrey is questionable with a bad calf and achilles. trent williams and brandon aiyuk only started practicing last week after holding out for more money. george kittle says i don't think it's going to slow us down. the guys who have been missing reps are talented enough that they're going to be okay. now you might see a little bit of rust, i don't know. i don't really expect to see rust. it's monday night football only game on television like they're going to be up and ready for it. i'm not worried about them. and you know, like i said, you know, most of our roster was here practicing. so i think a lot of guys are ready and they're going to go out there and play at a high level. it's a long season. it's a marathon, but we know what it takes. and you know,