i share nothing as elijah, and elijah knows very well why i share nothing as elijah, i didn't know that he will be here, if i knew that he will be here, i wouldn't accept." the invitation, but anyhow, since i a daughter of press tv and a worker at press tv at the same time, and being as a guest today, not as part of press tv, i'll continue out of respect for the producer who had me here, but did not tell me that this will be the second g, and as you know, berz, i cannot just stay calm about anything in my life, and this is one of the stances that i should say that apparently your second guest now finds it possible to be on press tv after years of being very critic. against hisbullah press tv, the access of resistance, i'm really surprised he here. anyways, talking about, yeah, i will get to the point. talking about um, what is happening, especially what youav galant said, i think you've heard yalan say the same thing in the first ce fire that i was announced in the war on gaza, i think it was the first after the first month and a half, and "i think that it was not necessarily uh message

elijah macneer journalists and a political activist out of brussels. "and julia costam, journalist and political analys out of beirot. thank you both for being with us. well, let's start off with you, elijah, do you think that the united states is being hit hard by the islamic resistance in various places in the region? let's start from there. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. the americans are really uh attacking the position of the resistance in a..." and syria in retaliation to the attack that happened against their position on the borders, because they are considered as occupation forces and legally they have no right to retaliate, because they are not in defensive position, but they are occupying two countries basically, they indeed occupying syria and in iraq they are not welcome and they are still there only because they are... blackmailing the iraqi government, if they are asked to leave, they will withhold the money that the represent the main income of the iraqi government in oil revenue that falls into american banks, so instead

elijah magneer, journalists and a political activist out of brussels." and julia costam, journalists and political analyst out of beirout, thank you both for being with us. well, let's start off with you, elijah, do you think that the united states is being hit hard by the islamic resistance in various places in the region? let's start from there. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. the americans are really uh attacking the... position of the resistance in iraq and syria in retaliation to the attack that happened against their position on the borders, because they are considered as occupation forces and legally they have no right to retaliate, because they are not in defensive position, but they are occupying two countries basically, they indeed occupy in syria and in iraq they are not welcome and they are... still there only because they are blackmailing the iraqi government, if they are asked to leave, they will with hold the money that the represent the main income of the iraqi government in oil revenue that falls into american banks, so instead of going toward gaza and

so... do you share the same view as elijah? talking about um what is happening, especially what youav galant said, i think we've heard ya galant. say the same thing in uh the first se fire that was announced in the war on gaza, i think it was the first after the first month and a half, and i think that it was not necessarily a message towards his own people as much as it was some sort of message towards the internal lebanese society by trying to threaten them not to go back to their houses in the event that there was... was the seasfire uh announced, because even if seasfire gets hold of lebanon as well, after it gets hold of gaza, zinist israeli settlers will not go back to their settlements and the reason why is that they have made it clear that they will not go back even if seas spire is made with lebanon because they uh don't feel safe, this is what they are saying, so yuavgaland is trying somehow to keep also the lebanese border. out of, keeping the lebanese people out of the lebanese border as well, because he knows very

elijah magneer, journalists and polica analyts is joining us from brussels. also with us will be marsman, journalist analyst and and host our press of stream program out of beirot, now let me welcome both my guests to the show, beginning with elijah, this genocidal war that the israeli regime has waged the elijah on gaza has impacted the region, it has kind of a spread, you know that resistance fighters have not been sitting id, they have been performing their own ritalation operations, now uh we're talking about the hezbollah in this episode more, hezbollah is one of them, and it seems that uh some analysts maintain that even if the war and gaza stops the tension between tel aviv and hisbollah could linger on, do you agree with that, and if so, where could that end up in? uh, thank you for having me, sure, i'm not sure that israel can afford to see the war continuing on the lebanese borders because of... hisbollah capability that has manifested in the last four and a half months and we have seen how hisbollah gradually used sophisticated missiles, drones, he

okay, elijah, how do you look at this, what's going to become of raffa? i don't think the israelis can afford not to occupy rafah, because benyamin netanyaho have said already that he has still four hamas battalion to deal with in the area of rafa, however he needs to look after the 1979. agreement with the egyptians, because he's not allowed to put more than four battalions on the borders with egypt, that will require a lot of effort, international effort and pressure from the americans, nevertheless the resistance can never be defeated, because we have seen how he claimed to have occupied the north and occupied the middle, but occupying is something and controlling something else, the resistance is still... bombarding the israeli settlement from the north, the israelis are still bombing the north with their terrory and airplane, which means that there is a still significant resistance in the north and he is still engage in kanyunis, therefore everything he's saying is just to keep the battle as long as possible, allowing him to sort out his domestic aff

bethlehem, new york, and also joining us from brussels, we have journalists in political analyst elijah magnere. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. rider. after 133 days of israeli terror, nearly 29,000 palestinians have been killed, most of them, of course, women and children in gaza. the israeli military is also rated the main hospital in the southern city of konjunes. the un rights office says israeli raid systematically target life saving infrastructure, especially hospitals. please share with us your perspective on this. genocide that is unfolding in gaza before our very eyes. well, first of all, we need to reflect on the fact that um, nobody's stepping up to stop this, nobody. not the united states who should be, because we're the nation that has the ability to put the most pressure on israel, not europe, um, not asia, not russia, not china, not egypt, not jordan, not syria, not saudi arabia, nobody is stepping up to stop them. "and we just have to accept this reality that whatever is happening right now is apparently not a sufficient horror, not a big eno

bethlehem, new york. and also joining us from brussels, we have journalists and political analyst elijah magneer. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. ritter: after 133 days of israeli terror, nearly 29,000 palestinians have been killed, most of them of course, women and children in gaza, the israeli military is also rated the main hospital in the... southern city of konjunes, the un rights office says israeli raits systematically target life-saving infrastructure, especially hospitals. please share with us your perspective on this genocide that is unfolding in gaza before our very eyes. well, first of all, we need to reflect on the fact that um, nobody's stepping up to stop this, nobody, uh, not the united states who should be, because we're the nation that has the ability to put the most pressure on. israel, not europe, um, not asia, not russia, not china, not egypt, not jordan, not syria, not saudi arabia, nobody is stepping up to stop this, and we just have to accept this reality, that whatever is happening right now is apparently not a sufficient horror, not a

beginning uh with elijah, this uh genocidal war that the israeli regime has weighed a elijah on gaza has impacted the region. it has kind of a spread. you know that resistance fighters have not been sitting idol by, they have been performing their own retalish operations. now uh, we're talking about the hisbolla in this episode more. as well as one of them and it seems that uh some analysts maintain that even if the war in gaza stops the tension between tel aviv and hisbolah could linger on, do you agree with that, and if so, where could that end up in? thank you for having me. sure, i'm not sure that israel can afford to see the war continuing on the lebanese borders because of the hezballah capability that... has manifested in the last four and a half months and we have seen how hisbullah gradually used sophisticated missiles, drones, heavy rockets and prove the...

a full welcome to you all, elijah. let's start with you. just how dangerous a moment is this for the region, despite all policy saying that they don't want one. could we see israel and his ball a war again exceedingly dangerous because the middle east is dealing with is really prime minister. but why is the whole thing to hasty wants to remain impala and is the time and even that the call dining? oh, those guys that happened. and i talked rock, syria, what ever keeps him at school to justify who's pregnant and to dismiss and natalie election in asia. and he's going to enlarge the war as long as he can. and as much as he can. and this is why he's breaking the rules of engagement 11 now. and he is trying to provoke a lot into a lot of the country knowing that has been that wants to establish the veterans. and he is the. yeah, despite all these that tend to commit all these bombardments and commit crimes against civilians. he is insisting and continuing to bombard events on the and about or insisting that the war on gods that that is the key o

the question particularly well when i put it to elijah. but do you think that a conflict in, in the north of israel, in southern lebanon, could be part of it is really strategy surrounding exiting gauze that somehow what is the, the, the link is in the, in the fact that the is around one to, to avoid a conducting door on both fronts. green, the, the intensity of destruction in inc, does, is, is unprecedented as i believe on the now a node it is and that pulled up would not have been possible without direct us in dollars. but this is the 1st joint us is riley was in fact the 1st floor which did united states completely uh, uh, take spot in uh, approves the it schools, uh and organize them in a bridge without which is their end would not have been able to do that but no, i mean they, so they were at busy destroying gas, which should they said the, the, the, the end of the year 23 as a deadline for the intensive most intensive phase of the bombing. and as soon as that ended, so from the 2nd don't generally they started the escalation on the e

i've _ are you angry at elijah? no. i'm not angry. i've never- are you angry at elijah? i157.forgave her. i'm just angry that it happened to me. i'm angry atjust the that it happened to me. i'm angry at just the situation itself. eli angry at 'ust the situation itself. ., , ., angry at 'ust the situation itself. ., ,., , , angry at 'ust the situation itself. ., , , , ., itself. el paso sits 'ust over the border h itself. el paso sits 'ust over the border from h itself. el paso sitsjust over the border from one - itself. el paso sitsjust over the border from one of- itself. el paso sitsjust over- the border from one of mexico's the borderfrom one of mexico's most dangerous cities. i met kevin, a 17—year—old drug trafficker and cartel hit man. he showed me how his gang uses tunnels to smuggle fentanyl across the us border. i ask kevin if he felt any remorse over the deaths of us teens like elijah? translation: no. it's all part of the trade. it's like the guns. then send weapons south. we send fentanyl north. everyone is responsible for their own acts.— everyone is responsible f

are you angry at elijah? no. i'm not angry.e person who gave my son drugs. i forgave her. i am just angry that it happened to me. i am angry at the situation itself. el paso sits just over the borderfrom ciudad juarez, one of mexico's most dangerous cities. injuarez, i met kevin, a 17—year—old drug trafficker and cartel hit man. he showed me how his gang uses tunnels to smuggle fentanyl across the us border. i asked kevin if he felt any remorse about the deaths of us teens like elijah. translation: no, it is all part of a chain. - it is like the guns. they send weapons south, we send fentanyl north. everyone is responsible for their own acts. back in tijuana, it took three doses of narcan but the paramedics brought one man back from the brink. his friend, however, died right there on the barroom floor. his mother arrived to devastating news. her son is another victim of this potent narcotic, his death a footnote in the polarised debate over the us—mexico border. will grant, bbc news, tijuana. now, the eurovision song contest is

elijah white will ride to cemetery hill. they've got the hill, folks. john buford is beloved ground is in possession of the confederates states army on june 26th. some military ridge, nobody there. seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and h

are you angry at elijah? no. i'm not angry.y that it happened to me. i am angry atjust the situation itself. el paso sits just over the borderfrom ciudad juarez, one of mexico's most dangerous cities. injuarez, i met kevin, a 17—year—old drug trafficker and cartel hitman. he showed me how his gang uses tunnels to smuggle fentanyl across the us border. i asked kevin if he felt any remorse over the deaths of us teens like elijah. translation: no, it is all part of a chain. - it is like the guns. they send weapons south, we send fentanyl north. everyone is responsible for their own acts. hey, wake up! back in tijuana, it took three doses of narcan, but the paramedics brought one man back from the brink. his friend, however, died right there on the barroom floor. his mother arrived to devastating news. her son is another victim of this potent narcotic, his death a footnote in the polarised debate over the us—mexico border. will grant, bbc news, tijuana. the convicted paedophile and former pop star gary glitter has failed in a parol

but let me ask you about timing elijah. this, as we say, appears to be an escalation, just as israel is also planning it's ground, defensive and rough, or should we read anything into that as well? the rolling one is really decision is not the way to increase the bottom. all need to be nice from, but it is going to increase about the other front flight in yemen and your why, where the both members of the access of the resistance would escalate the but again is nothing. yeah, we're really need to remain in this world to go and that, that right. and off to that, to go on around the negotiation table. a if he saw the only thing that t n g now is only destroyed data, but he has not this data from us. he is not defeated time us, and he knows he can't release the prison. this bond minutes remains regardless of the release of 2 of the prisoners out of a 131. so again, nathaniel needs to stay him paula. and for that it isn't his intention. any advantage to remain in the state of war against straw, again, got the envelope, so get hi

i'm crossing to a panel of guess political analysts and veteran war zone correspondence, elijah magneer, medical consultants and human rights defender are no delay. and the journalist and so she's like, affairs expert, how me to con must rekey great to have you on with us today, elijah, let me start with you. excuse me. what do you make of the french presidents message about potentially putting boots on the ground and you kind of what reaction was background expecting here? thank you for having me. what 1st of all, we need to look at who is saying that the french president as one by 24 percent of the votes on the 1st round. and he came to power, not because the population wants him, because the population didn't want to use the opposition side. that is not in the pen and the rifle and candidate. so he's someone very frustrated with the french people. and he has been working very hard to a degree, a larger gap between the interest of the french population and to europe and population. and the eh, and he's emission. and because of that, we have seen, he's a finance minister saying that yo

elijah white will ride to cemetery hill. they've got the hill, folks. john buford is beloved ground is in possession of the confederates states army on june 26th. some military ridge, nobody there. seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and h

are you angry at elijah? no. i'm not angry.forgave her. i am just angry that it happened to me. i am angry at the situation itself. el paso sits just over the borderfrom ciudad juarez, one of mexico's most dangerous cities. injuarez, i met kevin, a 17—year—old drug trafficker and cartel hit man. he showed me how his gang uses tunnels to smuggle fentanyl across the us border. i asked kevin if he felt any remorse about the deaths of us teens like elijah. translation: no, it is all part of a chain. - it is like the guns. they send weapons south, we send fentanyl north. everyone is responsible for their own acts. back in tijuana, it took three doses of narcan but the paramedics brought one man back from the brink. his friend, however, died right there on the barroom floor. his mother arrived to devastating news. her son is another victim of this potent narcotic, his death a footnote in the polarised debate over the us—mexico border. ukraine's president, volodymir zelensky, says large—scale russian drone and missile attacks have kil

i have to elijah, do is rails ongoing strikes and southern lebanon amount to war crimes? it's, yes, it is. because it set that against civilians, but particularly when it's ready to talk to the last time in the to you just a couple of days ago. this is a direct attack against opinions and is a she ampro vacations to hezbollah, to in dollar deductible, has one that is extremely sensitive to the assassination of the king or the target kidding of civilians. because these are really nice and especially drowned with hans because if to talk it's particular to bachman with a family that is a crime against humanity because what they thought living civilian also age right. as being in discriminatory, destroying many houses in the south government on banning the so that they also knew key all that a moms to crime. that is right, is a custom to, this is not something you when you see what they are doing, engage them what they have done in the last 5 rolls and does, and the 2611 because they are an accountable, they can do that and i would love to add one other point that dangerous t

. >> are you angry at elijah? >> no. i'm not angry. i have never been angry. at the person who gave my son drugs. i forgave her. i am angry that it happened to me. i am angry at the situation itself. >> el paso sits over the border, or new mexico's most dangerous -- one of new mexico's most dangerous cities. >> this cartel hitman showed me how they use tunnels to smuggle across the border. >> i asked him if he felt remorse over the deaths of u.s. teens like elijah. >> no, it is part of a chain, like guns, they send weapons south, we sent fentanyl north, everyone is responsible for how they act. >> back in tijuana, three doses of narcan and they brought one man back from the break, his dad -- friend died on the floor, his mother received devastating news. his death a footnote of the state of the u.s. and mexico border. >> the islamic state group says it is behind a string of attacks that killed at least 30 people in pakistan on the people of the country's election. three attacks took place on the border, the first blast was in a town at an election office and a

and lundy himself had moved to illinois after elijah lovejoy was murdered in 1837. so as you probably know, right, elijah lovejoy was, a minister was an abolitionist, moved fro into alton, illinois, to publish a newspaper that had anti-slavery views. and after many from white other residents of alton, finally a mob came and took and actually destroying his printing press. other times they finally came through his printing press in the mississippi river and murdered elijah lovejoy and this was a galvanizing moment for a lot of white northerners who were kind of inclined to anti-slavery because not only was lovejoy, a representative of the anti-slavery, but this also seemed like such assault on freedom of expression. right. that you would actually fully shut down someone and go to the length of killing them simply for them, speaking out on questions of slavery. and so out of a sense of commitment to illinois and the idea that a mob would not shut down the abolitionist press in illinois. benjamin lundy to illinois to start up a new anti-slavery newspaper after lovejoy

he promises he will get the mask back to elijah asap, hopefully after a spin through the wash. her parents during a raucous event billed as taylor posting the swift family vip hang to tiktok and writing, accidentally going clubbing with your parents is something everyone should try at least once in their life. don't kid yourself now. mom and papa swift can get after it. our first low goes to the poor, poor judgment displayed by challenging tom brady to a talk passing contest. in the super bowl's most talked about ad dunkin, ben affleck and matt damon in a boy band or middle aged, called dunkings with tb12 was over on keys. this week, dunkin' released behind-the-scenes footage of affleck and damon in a contest of throwing accuracy with the greatest quarterback ever to stride the earth. >> oh! lucky. >> oh! >> not a winner. >> oh! oh! >> well done. >> come on, let's go. >> he did it. >> matt can spin it a little bit, but brady is the g.o.a.t. for a reason. >>> speaking of people who never miss. our next high goes to nba superstar steph curry, known for draining threes from prepos

prevented them prevented them from gaining their goals. okay, thank you for that, let's bring in elijah magner, journalists and political analyst joining us from brussels elijah magnier, welcome to the program. perhaps uh, i should go along the lines of what our guest was talking about, and that is the whole notion of resistance where it has become, i guess one of the pillars of the islamic republic. not that uh, it went after it, but it it was out of necessity, prior to imam khameinini arrival in iran, and then of course with the islamic revolution happening, we can see how since uh does play a very key role, it tell us in uh what ways, what it stands for, and perhaps uh, as our guest are mentioned, the whole issue of palestine um is one of the ways that the resistance of iran has paid off in terms of even uniting other countries when it comes to this notion, thank you for having me, well i can start with the meaning of the islamic revolution, it has created. the biggest support for iran itself by empowering iran to defend itself, by forcing iran due to the islamic revolution and the s

elijah buscó a kelsey antes de irse, pero dice que no lo encontró. on instagram .hermanos kelsey jugaron el 1 contra el otro y los chiefs saliendo victoriosos. y la ella tiene un pedido especial para jason kelsey que por favor le firme la máscara antes de mandárselo de vuelta. ahora, si no llegan a conseguir que se lo mande de vuelta. dicen que igual están muy contentos después de que todo esto haya pasado y que la haya podido usar y que se haya viralizado en el podcast. el hermano de kelsey también dijo que transformó la fiesta que se activó en ese momento, exactamente como que él estaba dejando que los otros jugadores celebraran juntos. pero en ese momento, cuando vio la máscara, dijo esto me lo tengo que poner. no importa de quién sea, no importa nada, la voy a usar. y se activó y empezó a bailar. no paró, no paró y se viralizó. sí. la firma. ya con esto que se hizo famoso, la máscara, lo que puede llegar a costar si la subasta, digo yo, pensando en un futuro. imagínense ahora falta ver si la trajo en el maletín. muchísimas gracias, miriam. y de lo que se habla

are you angry at elijah? no. i'm not angry. i've never been angry. the situation itself. el paso sits just over the borderfrom one of mexico's most dangerous cities. i met kevin, a 17—year—old drug trafficker and cartel hit man. he showed me how his gang uses tunnels to smuggle fentanyl across the us border. i ask kevin if he felt any remorse over the deaths of us teens like elijah? translation: no. it's all part of the trade. it's like the guns. they send weapons south. we send fentanyl north. everyone is responsible for their own acts. wake up! back in tijuana, it took three doses of narcan, but the paramedics brought one man back from the brink. his friend, however, died right there on the bar—room floor. his mother arrived to devastating news. her son is another victim of this potent narcotic. his death a footnote in the polarised debate over us—mexico border. let's turn to some other news around the world. the us attorney—general says a justice department probe into president biden's handling of classified documents has been completed. merrick g

i really appreciate your time and your insides, elijah magneer journalist on political analysts. thank you. thank you much and banks have posted write code profit flying in the face of 82 years of unprecedented west and sanctions as, according to a new report on the financial times, the countries banking sites. so rates in a 16 times more money last year compared to twins, $22.00. when most of the restrictions were implemented over the ukraine conflicts, the boom has been partly activated to the national purchase of assets that was sold off by western companies as they fled from russia. it comes as the only a mess has upgrade to these projections, fully sanctioned countries, economic growth. this year we discussed developing sylvia with finance with specialist on the allstate contribute that chris sends throughout the whole started the special military operation have been, we've seen with our own eyes, what's happened with the russian economy. and as it gets, you see more infrastructure being developed, new homes being built, know these things, and it's quite clear why that is. t

twitter, i appreciate everyone bringing this to my attention and look forward to uniting elijah withut it. the two ended up facetiming and one step closer to getting it back, and noting it got trent mcduffie's autograph, and he said it would be cool if kelce signed it too. >> gio: i'm sure he will, right. so great. we'll be right back with our " macond hour. stick around. great. we'll be right back with our "gma" second hour. stick around. seven news starts right now. >> good morning, i'm stephanie sierra. another summer storm is set to pour into the bay area. firstrillionesponders say they're ready to quickly respond to any power outages. tree and p-g-and-e's crews were seen trimming branches and reinforcing equipment in santa rosa. the storm earlier this month knocked out power for 1.4 million customers. utility officials say this time they anticipate winds won't be strong enough to hit their equipment directly, while heavy rain here means potentially 3 to 4ft of snow in the sierra. officials anticipate ski resorts to be 100% open in the lake tahoe area . kevin cooper from californ

stretching away to claim his first global title ahead of australia's elijah winnington.d the 1500m title. with the heats for that event on saturday. it's just a piece of hard work, it shows what work you put into it every day in the pool, i've been writing out for every ten years since i was younger, it's really good to see it pay out as well, and i'm only 22 years old as well, it's becoming quite a young man's game, this long distance women, i'm happy that i'm here i'm in the top podiums so i'm just looking for more racing to come. to formula 1 now and with the new season not too far away mclaren launched their car for 202a. with their boss zak brown claiming they have the best driver line—up for the coming campaign. that's lando norris, and also 0scar piastri. he won the sprint race at the qatar grand prix and is hoping to keep improving. last season we ended the year on a high, and you know had a competitive second half of the year. i think the aim is to continue that momentum. and, yeah, ultimately at some stage, to be challenging for podiums, and if not wins. so, of

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elijah smith loaned it to jason for a photo and never got it back. but hey, jason has since personally reached out to the family to return it to its rightful owner. >> he does have masks. and -- so it's pretty exciting that it's in the works to get it returned. >> elijah adds it was really cool to see jason wearing the mask and celebrating in it. jason seems like he's really fun to hang out with. >> do you want that mask after him wearing it? for that duration of time. >> hopefully there's a sanitizing wipe happening because it's probably a lot of sweat going on in this mask. kids. >> they're fine with it but what a cool experience to go to school and tell your friends about that right. >>> back now to the winter storm. damage from heavy rain prompted the beloved way farers chapel in southern california to close indefinitely. dangerous cracks and shifting ground has been deemed unsafe at the hillside chapel in ran cho palace verdes. >>> also the santa barbara airport is still closed. no word when flights may resume and although the airport said they

he loaned it to jason for a photo but elijah smith never got it back. jason since personally reached out to the family to return it to its rightful owner. >> he does have masks. and so -- it's pretty exciting that it's in the works to get it returned. >> well, hopefully gets to meet him right? >> in-person. >> right. elijah add it was really cool to see jason wearing the mask and celebrating in it. so bring travis and taylor. when you bring the mask, jason, back to that little guy. >> i mean, at this point, you don't even need the mask back. because you are pretty popular at school for saying one of the kelce brothers wore my masks and you don't want it back. it's probably stinky and sweaty and smells like, you know,. >> who knows what. >> budweiser. >>> all right back now to the winter storm. damage from heavy rain prompted the beloved chapel in southern california to close indefinitely. dangerous cracks and shifting ground have been deemed unsafe at the hillside chapel in rancho palos verdes. leaving couples scrambling to rebook the weddings. >> also

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we caught up with knowing that do you just to teach kind type, elijah, was still behind boss awaiting trial. she was heading into cold for, you know, the right times to press for them. so now i'm really hoping that today just finally adjudicated the phone because now it's really, really been long. now i think it's amounting to a travesty of justice because females when they're in di, digital statutory right to be. but every week the case is fixed on and unfortunately, it is very unprecedented. that for one reason or the other it is delayed. this was the 10th time, had huge. i had petitioned for the type of spam with the hearing was a john the i think, and eva, i'm estimates at now being in jail for 4 months without facing trial behind the bond or no point. they would just exercising fees, one right to protest. if it is so much increment everything, everyone's against, then bring it forward. why are you hiring funds from us? why are we not sending? we're on governor did against them. so it's just, you said, we wrote to the whole high court the counterterrorism department and focused on