كانت عليها في بدايه الحرب لذا بنده عقیدهم اینه حالا این on july 31st, 2015, zinanis settlers set the dawsheولا شيء وانا بتحدى واحد من اللي بيقولوا نحن بنحب القدس والاقصى بس يدمع. فلسطيني ولا عربي وقدم العديد من المحفزات للجميع انه هو قال نحن نريد الكل ان يتحد في بوتقه واحده في اطار واحد لانه هدفكم واحد عندما تتحدون يعني يسهل عليكم تحقيق اهدافكم في وجه هذا العدو المحتل لارضكم والذي يستهدفكم جميعا. بالنسبه لفلسطين هذه فوق كل الاعتبارات حتى لما صار اتفاقنا النووي احنا بلغنا سفيرنا الا يخضع ولا يفتح اي ملف الا الملف النووي سالته انا قلت هل سالوك عن فلسطين قال لا لم انهم لن يستطيعوا ان يسالونا سؤال واحد عن فلسطين لانها قضيه ايرانيه ولا يمكن ان يعني نتحدث فيها كما يتحدث الاخرين نحن نحن نعيش من اجل فلسطين ولا نتعايش عليها ولا يمكن ان تكون علاقتنا بفلسطين للمساومه كما هو جاري في هذا الوقت واحد براضيك بشغله على حساب فلسطين بتقبل فيها يعني انا بدي اذكر مثال بدون تفاصيل في يوم من الايام احد اخوانا صدر عنه تصريح اسائل الجمهوريه مساء الاخواننا في الصريح على نشر علينا هو اغضب اغضبنا داخل الحركه يعني احنا داخل الحركه انزعجنا منه قبل ان ينزعج الاخوه في الاول الحج قاسم قال لما انطرح الموضوع قال انا لا اقول

we cannot allow our government to dictate a and dawshed of care. it never happened in medicine.tegory. we need to have as much dialogue as possible. i just got off the stage at a medical program in tallahassee for doctors and healthcare providers. we have a flurry of questions and answers and interchange. that's what improves standard of care, not government agencies. >> since the last time we spoke, there have been developments about the possible growing side effects much mrna vaccines, specifically some of these covid vaccines and the consistent production of spike proteins in the body. do you have scene update on that? >> we have over 1,000 papers in the system peer reviewed. over 200 on covid-19 vac sweens my he car die is. this isn't conjecture. including fatal cases of myocarditis. we are at the point that the mrna stays in the body far too long. at least 60 days. and it stays in the the body for the s1 and s2 for more and a year. the body conceals the spike protein. immunity runs out but the side effects maid persist much longer than what we originally thought. dan: comin

a mother and her teenage dawsh were found on sunnyland road in the pine hills area. and fox 35's dana jay is outside of the sheriff's office and more on what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we expect to learn the name of the ims have are a little bit later today. and we may learn more about how they died. right now, all the sheriff's office is telling us is that this is, in fact, a double murder. a man who lives in the home with the woman left yesterday morning. when he returned in the afternoon, he found the woman and the teenage daughter dead. a sheriff's spokesperson said that both victims had signs of trauma. break-in prior to the murders. neighbors tell us they are shocked. >> naturally i'll be shocked because normally this is a quiet neighborhood. you just don't really expect nothing like that to happen. >> reporter: and the investigators tell us that the man who discovered the bodies is cooperating with the investigation. we'll be following up on this case throughout the day and we'll bring you the latest information as soon as we get it. re

thing is, think of david brashear trying to put an imax camera on the top of everest, these arewe dawshs, audacious tasks in inherently risky settings, it is not just about managing risk, it is about doing something truly exceptional in an inherently risky setting and doing it in such a way, a, that you get to the top, you summit, and, b, you get back alive, one of the analysis we did was of luck. actually all the work in 25 years i have been associated with the question that probably has tickled me the most is, how do you actually analyze luck? we figured out how to do that, but what was interesting is if you study luck, you learn that luck is symmetric, luck cannot cause a great outcome, can not cause great success, good luck. bad luck can be a cause. if y get four tails in a row or five tails in a row and you know eventually you are going to get heads againt doesn matter if you get killed at tails number 4. and so if overtime, luck tends to even out which is what we found, you have to survive the inevitable space of bad luck in order to be able to have the good luck that enables you o

the woman and her grand dawsh had stoychs their face but they are expected to be okay. >>> a chain reaction crash involving a fire engine. the driver of the, uv did not stop for the fire truck with looilts and sirens blaring. before slamming into a tree and parked cars. four fire fighters and the driver of the suv ended up in the hospital. they are all expected to recover. >>> 6:09. one of the most exciting events in sports. game 7, one game, winner take all what the world series has come down to after they romped in game 6 talking the series to the limit. addison russell came up big for cleveland. top of the first flyball into right. two each other. who has got it. i don't are you you two. two runners come in including ben zobrist. then in the third, russell again this time bases loaded. and mostly cloudy skies. partly sunny. temperatures in the 60s. i will show you how long we hang on to these above-average temperatures coming up in less than 10. >>> now 6:11 this morning. gas prices are now at a eight-year high in some parts of the south. coming up, what caused the latest pipeline explos

this weekend 100 dawsh hounds faster wiener dog at cincinnati's annual oktoberfest running the wienersey are lucky they are not in springfield. all right. dana. [laughter] 2. greg,. >> greg: tonight, what a show. dr. drew pinsky. charlie hurt so good. kat timpf and joe devito. do you want to do this? okay. ♪ animals are great. ♪ animals are great. ♪ animals are great. ♪ ♪ >> greg: one cubs, two cubs. jean. >> jesse: i remember that video. >> greg: those are bear cups, timber an thorn. they are named. they love to take a bath at the oregon zoo in portland. get all wet. get your if you are wet little cubs. they are so adorable until they rip your flesh off. oh, get out of my -- >> judge jeanine: okay, jessica. >> jessica: last night i was honored to be able to participate in a panel on the 2024 election at the bailey center. it was a great panel. margaret hoover, chris quinn, manhattan institute. >> greg: brian? >> jessica: the role of the media and what issues are important to cover. how you cover them and be fair to everybody and thank you to paily center. >> jessica: thank you for hav

the hair a little bit different than now, but dawshes. >> i like it. >> i like the updated version.hout my career i'll have hav a variety of difft hair pictures for our viewers. there's four years ago, and as you mentioned, the president looking very happy. >> he does look happy. >> in the second term. a little grayer but happy. >> beaming, you might say. >> beaming. >>> final security preparations are underway for tomorrow's inauguration ceremonies. protecting the president, the dignitaries and hundreds of thousands of spectators is the top priority. for the six agencies overseeing security, part of the job is balancing the need for everyone to enjoy the day. let's talk about it with a former secret service director who oversaw the first inauguration following the 9/11 attacks. that had to be a tremendous responsibility. we'll get to that in a second. as you look at what the secret service is doing for tomorrow, how do they pull it off? it's a celebration, it's a national party, but it has serious overtones. >> that's absolutely correct, john. remember, this is not just about prote