now elijah, we know we've met in for a long time. the us and the u. k all heavily involved in supporting as well as will in gauze that but how surprised all you to hear about the extent of this support? i mean this report, it talks about 6000 flights over the past yet that's more than 16 a day on average. thank you for having me. give me the extensive us you guys for an intelligence precision bombing to is really days that is going to distracting the high level of west and commitment and how they uh, sort of pause in this full covered with. it'd be easy way to use of advance a on a system like the, or on the all to main point that images here. first, these really the vulnerability and 2nd date, the ethics of not only is right but the u. k. and you, us, these really find a bit because the narrative of these read is the strongest only in the me, the least had supported it into pieces. because just to be available, data is right. if he's not fighting but a little bit seems incapable of finding no state in very small area and required the support of super

good to see your elijah. so i wanna, i want to put to you these latest developments that we're guessing that we're hearing about rockets from 711 on a striking the is rarely poor especially of high for a newer saying this is the 1st time that we've actually had the strikes actually hits uh, this part of israel, how significant is not highly significant. first of all, this is not a decision taken by the ministry to you. the 5, the one uh, the medium range beside that can reach up to 80 to 100 kilometers a 2nd due to me that there is a command in controlled and indeed the ship that taking the decision to have a civilian target. as these are eighty's, all had the civilian thought, just like the suburb of a root and silver houses and villages in the south of lebanon. so this is the 1st time we see a change of the rules of engagement from has for loss side. now of course, this comes on the eve of the 7th of october, the information coming that these are used for bank to have iran. and it showed that hezbollah unli

the spring in elijah many military and political and list joining us from brussels, elijah, your take on what you've seen. of the witch, seen the sky and all that is red illuminated and the wrong as connected to de escalate. the reason why you're wrong is hating age, read. it says not only because of its guess that this my time of year was paid at the price of the nation when the violation of iran sovereignty was carried out by his right. but also for 2 other reasons. while with the sasha nation of state for something astronomer, they head off hurtful because the head of cheers will not do we need the piece of that economy. the he is the one a key and he the defeat of the resolution. and he is the leader, ideologically offers the law, and the set point a was raised. it was the re, every advantage. fortune or that bass, none of the flu shot and who is the head of the i r g t 11 or so the person who gave the older piece of the author come to a 110 of the ringing constitution said, i think so many who has the control over the, for all the forces, and he has to ride to declare war on any

they with southern sub which one is now elijah back me a minute to answer. so unless we have 35 years of experience covering the middle east could speak to you again, elijah, let's look back down in south left in the pools or at the situation the buffalo between has blah and is really minutes sheet on the ground you think is right is know what was this to say? um, they will, they knew what was this and say we're going to meet when they made these raids into lebanon? are they aware of the 5 how that hezbollah has? because the report showed that back in 2006, they were taken by surprise by the strength of hezbollah. that is true. but i think a prime minister being, i mean that and yeah, whole one to, to complete that lies on the cables that he has money successfully to create as 2 weeks before all the sabotage of the page. uh and the icon man, the 80 full and the kid in golf all the commanders, the 1st and the 2nd level, including the special forces commanders. and he was told that could effect hezbollah, that as these really ami is used to the physical lifest

welcome, elijah, great to have you here with us. let's festival look at 11 on the flight on the board of the in the south between hezbollah and the is really ami baez's really casualties that the only a sustaining today shows doesn't fit that the flight on the ground really works and has blogs favor as it does because of 1st of all, the 3 these are facing the special forces of hezbollah and these have been not engaging any back to it. as soon as the 8th of october, they all fresh troops, they have not suffered any damage. only a few commanders way could, but this way, during your meeting, they route line all the forces listed in the south of 7 and there are 2 huge unit south of the dining room and another one as a backup note of the, the time you are with us, so we talking now about the engagement of one small part of the unit that is in the ease of the south side of the we thought it with the bottle housing prices only. they have plenty of experience in the serial war. over the past decade. they have plenty of experience in syria a

so from a technical point of view, a elijah kit, can you talk about how significant it is that uh, this is now the 1st time i believe rockets have actually struck haifa during this latest conflicts and folks over the 7th it has a different significance. oh, so a ball from what has been mentioned, the lebanese government is calling upon the the nation community to implement the 17. 0, one united nations security council resolution to stop the fighting. so, and this will and with the acceptance of the speaker and the prime minister, etc. and the is really age represented by been here. mean that then yeah, i'll refuse and want to negotiate on the fire and want to continue expanding the miniature operation. this is another way to tell him that if you don't want to cease fire, then we can hurt your domestic friend. that's another way to put pressure on asia, right, by putting pressure on these reeves and make them feel unsafe. that regardless, the damage that has been caused by these said the medium range, besides and regardless the number of casualties, even if none this message is for thes

let's bring in elijah many a military and security analyst. so elijah, we have this new message that iran is bringing to the us via guitar and the messages we no longer consider that it is in our national security to exercise. so for a strange, how do you interpret that? the behavior of iran is very clear here. one would not go to bomb is read without being professional or retaliation. what we do here is we read in iran, so my right and the wrong doesn't take on this or you risk the what the rate is all saying for the national security. this is why they have bombed is right. which means that both sides today speak of the name of national security for iran, it is necessary to bomb is read and we thought to aid. and if there's also a necessary to retaliate to the retaliation. and for these readings, they cannot accept the rating of retaliation without we thought of using. so we all cold in this dilemma. so the logic just the, the security logic and the national security logic of both sides compels them to keep retaliating against one another. of

thank you very much for your time, elijah. so if we can start with the iranian foreign ministers, diplomatic tool of the region, what exactly is it that he would be looking for? and is it significant that he staffing in saudi arabia, a foreign minister, a bus r g, a, scattering the message of president physics scan, who stated from the 1st beginning, when he to follow a good neighborhood and good relationship with saudi arabia with the other gulf countries because visit the, a more fuel run and because of the events where is your i said, is going to hit the wrong and that cannot happen without these really is using the other countries as space, like your rock also do, right? yeah. because they need to refill in the and they need to use that space. iran is reiterating that they have no intention to fight at the neighbors. they don't want their neighbors to use to allow the americas is to use the territories as a starting point to attack iran. and they do want them to allow these readings to do so. so the message of you on is no

and at the end of it, elijah lovejoy, was that so?think that being shot that for being a newspaper editor just printing certain opinions it really made a big impression on the reading public back then you know just as i think it would so lovejoy was hailed and celebrate said not everywhere in country, of course, but among anti-slavery folks, he was hailed as an abolitionist. and he also inspire some people were not yet converted. so there are examples like john, for example, he was already on a trajectory towards abolition. abraham lincoln was anti slavery to one degree or another, but for both of these guys, the lovejoy murder was kind of a red line. it like, you know, we recognize that the slaveholding interests want to protect. but this is a point it never should have come to murdering a newspaper editor and free labor territory for printing abolitionist ideas. so you can see from that quotations up there that this is one of those moments in the 1830s that really electrified them and kind of sent them or propelled them further alon

un jurado declaró culpable a elijah cruz, de 25 años del asesinato de su pareja transgénero, nataliaiolencia doméstica contra una persona transgénero. elijah cruz segura será sentenciado en enero del 2025 y enfrenta una pena de 16 años a cadena perpetua ahora en easton, en el condado fresno, los detectives de delitos contra la propiedad están investigando 2 robos que aún se desconoce si están relacionados entre sí. le explicamos. 1 ocurrió en una tienda de vestidos y el otro en una gasolinera valero, en el centro de la ciudad. en ambos robos, los sospechosos que están viendo en pantalla se dieron a la fuga. así que si usted los reconoce o si tiene información relacionada con estos sujetos, puede contactar a la policía. vamos a otra noticia porque la investigación contra el concejal de san josé, omar torres, continúa. ha perdido ya el respaldo del liderazgo de la ciudad? el alcalde y 9 miembros del consejo le pidieron oficialmente que abandone su puesto. recordemos que se le acusa de conducta sexual inapropiada con un menor de edad. pasamos con nathalie vera. tiene lo último. ya no cr

the polish bishop elijah himself shouted: “it’s okay, so i’m like a dream.”tood that such sudden outbursts do not happen. polatskiy doylit iaan adrazu is on the right. the terms of the future were record-breaking. the safiysk cathedral was built in just 30 years, and the new stone temple, the saving parish, was built in just 30 thousand years. and all of them are painted euphrasinnya. i slept. yana spent a lot of time thinking about stories and looking for crazy byzantine masters. these frescoes are now called a treasure trove among the farbakhs. today's history is being treated, because efrasinnya herself ministered to the holy images of hell for the master. apracha fresak, scenes and inscriptions, sapraudny graphs 12 centuries. there is a hypothesis that some of them were crushed by their hand. brothers, who grabbed for the balls, the voice was heard in the polish veche, i was celebrating a fair trial, and for hours the smoke-filled peramovs were sluggish, so as to re-spirit charg vine. the pilgrims, who came to the monastery, paid monasteries, but the mona

as for you to elijah, mind, me a is it and then it trans security analyst, elijah, are there any other options apart from military nuclear or economic structures? israel to head to in the event of that response. that's a very good question, actually is really like the show, like good the bombing of the data in yemen is right and said look at it is burning for 3 days. this is something like a, these really want to hold what to watch and see the capability. and i think assassination would not be an option that is right with no take on the country for is ready to go for an assassinating target. the lead is like for example, the uh, i mean i just added the uh general ahead of the me side, a unit that launch them inside the day that the, the felt on israel and, and these relays have the capability because of the soft area in the northwest to include this done and se in system, but who's just done, they can even follow get to the i l u. c. codes brigade command. it's my god need, or the head of the aisle seat himself the sitting side. i me so yes, that is a possibility that these on the tabl

so she's joining us live from 11 east capital to i'm going to bring in elijah man. yeah, he's a military and security analyst joining us here in the studio. great to have you with us lodge. i want to start with the military saying it's going to soon as the want to operations on living on southern closed. it's your understanding that this will be a naval operation. it is going to be including enabled operation because this is the 1st time these really and now as they are bringing in the navy, which is unusual. normally, when anomalies invading a country with north and now switch forces are going to participate. and from why here we have a clear indication that these read is all pending. are they going to send the navy? now that has different layers behind it? first, why these read even announce it? which means they want to test the ground and see if hezbollah is going to stop moving to put the surface to surface. besides, to hit the navy as they have done in 2006 when they hit the side of 5 with a c o 2 chinese besides. secondly, they are indicating in case hezbollah

and if you go to alton today, by the way, and i know that people there, but there's a statue to elijahlovejoy. and the message of the statue is the same message. he's he's a martyr, a free speech and the freedom of the press. so his his memory lives on in that way. so after lovejoy's death, of course, typically happens in this kind of situation. the abolitionist even more committed to what they were doing. they were able to recruit more people to their cause. and so in a sense, it backfired against the people who killed lovejoy and kept destroying his press and just to give you one small example of how abolitionists continue to newspapers for what they were doing, uncle tom's cabin, you know this as a novel, right? anhat most people don't know is that the originally began life as a newspaper sial. so it first came out as a serialized novel beginning in 1851, in the nationaera, a harriet beecher stowe wrote to editor of that paper, which was anti slavery, ofourse,nd promised to paint a word picture of slavery, a rase which i really and kind gets to my title of a war of words. so harriet

again, it is in these and to decide right, elijah, like me, i thank you very much. thank you. i just want to talk to somebody all the wells, news stories now and rushing drive an attack on a gas delivery truck is killed. 3 people in ukraine. the truck exploded, setting several nearby buildings on fire. it happened in ukraine's journey of region in the north. a child was among those killed russians strikes also had an apartment building and heart keys in east and ukraine, enjoying at least 10 people. rescue operation is on the way to recover those trapped under the rubble. i keep as 30 kilometers away from the russian border has been targeted frequently since the invasion began more than 2 years ago. and just recently appointed natured. she is not for tourism key ways, but holding talks with you find him present. going to me is a landscape where to reassign the lines is commitment to eventually making ukraine a member, so landscape, hold on his allies to allow him to use western weapons for deepest strikes into russian territory. i want to take you to the democratic republic of

for georgia is president elijah's fraud and says the country has been the victim of a russian special operation. she said she and opposition parties say they will not accept the results. also coming up israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares this weekend strikes on iran, that success calling them precise and powerful iran. meanwhile tempos, it's initial threat of retaliation. the i'm told me a lot of full welcome to the program. we begin in georgia, which has been thrown into political turmoil after the pro russian georgian dream party was declared, the winner of sat today's election. george's president who was not part of the ruling party, is announced that she will not accept the results surrounded by members of the main opposition parties. president solomon 0 basically said the country had been the victim of a russian special operation. she said that been a total falsification of the election. she called on the people of georgia to take to the streets to protest. the opposition is also refusing to accept the outcome. parker dw correspondent maria mats. it joins us now f

they okay, elijah, back, them anything, some data coming in. thank you. still has had announces era, we take a look at how one hospital is faring as 2 dogs. health care system is devastated by 18 months of a brutal, bloody bull plus mozambique verse in a general election that could stand the ruling cost to extend this $49.00 is in power the how i we got some for ortho autumn weather. now rattling this way pattering his way across much of western europe. lots of cloud rolling in from the atlantic. here we have the remnants of what was how we can cut tightly pack types of policy. some very strong winds gale force winds coming into northern part, sustained a port go through the by a bit sky. and the system will continue to push a slight further east was pretty quickly free hours of light pressure. here as you can see, lots of this, the weather that's pushing across into a central pa, scandinavia thing. some live the storms with some from the big down poles there across the, the out spinning across. mold in areas of italy moving parts of the balkans down towa

veteran war correspondent elijah magnier, believes that israel was ill prepared for a confrontation withet alone the prospect of engaging hizbullah. in his analysis, israel approaches this situation with considerable apprehension as there is a looming concern that hisbullah, based in lebanon, may initiate a secondary conflict on the northern front. despite a heavy bombardment campaign of unprecedented intensity, israel has struggled to halt the rocket attacks by hamas or weaken. the military capabilities of the resistance group. falling short of their initial objectives, israel has initiated sustained aerial bombardment campaign targeting the civilian population in gaza. this relentless assault has taken a devastating toll on the lives of palestinians with a tragic loss of thousands, primarily women and children, and leaving thousands more injured. amid israel's sustained bombardment of gaza, a deep. opening humanitarian crisis confronts the palestinian population as desperately needed aid remains inaccessible to this besieged enclave. the situation within gaza's hospitals is growing inc

some of them are small, local groups, others elijah militias with foreign backing. like the m $23.00 and the fmla will come back to them. these militias have different names and agendas. and one way of financing those goals. exactly. we're back to the minerals look at the provinces worst hit by the complex eatery north. keep you on south, keep it. that's also where many of the seas valuable natural resources are found. it's a conflict built, but it's also a resource to build the minerals and sounds don't end up speeding. it's kind of close that i'm groups, antique territories. make them that old and run an entire operation that which then undermines the possibility of that being used for the measurement of the community . but that's much more to this complex the minerals have probably added to it. but the fact that they've been any kind of, most useful way back from the picture, i'm not the signing minerals. and so those just fuel the situation, but not to unpack that we need to go back in time and head. so one of the d. c is neighbors. rwanda, west and 1994, a brut

elijah school. thank isn't that a she has a reality distortion by tell us to vision with no real opinions. fixtures. design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, present it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the this is what is you the rest of choices to operate. it didn't don't pass under the orders of ukrainian special service in the hands of staying with the blind of hundreds of people who were the neighbors in the towns and villages of dawn. bass beach was problem is money in a career and ukraine security service in case of failure, they were guaranteed st. you in ukraine. however, today's reality for them is jail time for many years. the outcome of working for ukraine. the enemy is up to 20 years in prison for terrorism and espionage. the trade has been described. does the mazda does milk of human relation, but does it always bring joy? a, a has been described as crutches when one is down, but one

and the was because democracy the supreme court has stepped in, arguing that any elijah in the wall meant in crime, can never be the ground for the demolition of property. supreme court lawyer federal rashid is one of the leading. but you know, it's in the case. and the parts and of the cases, if you're 30, i knew what a fired the that the minor, the people and boardman of particularly the immediate people is this. they want to give the message to the majority people to be out of here total and be adhered to funded the monarch, the people and those people are, again, standing against us back can be at home in her young uh no off and his family have to start from scratch, they have received no compensation for the demolition of the property in the entire process. they had no right to be there watching closely to see if indeed a supreme court was put a definite and to prove those of justice is really troops of entered southern lebanon as its anticipated ground offensive got underway in the early hours of tuesday. israel was carrying out what and calls targeted ground raids against has the l

titles and obligated to defend itself against acts of aggression, military and political analyst, elijah mcnair says, we can expect to see further tit for tat strikes. me a fact that the rain and announced that the optimal offices that with kit and this at that it means they have to, we thought of, you know, how big going to redone the 8th directed against is red ball in directory and that they have done in the past in the court just on the rock, when they said they bumped aside base or in other phones now the wrong is from decide the beginning of this exchange, all quiet between x rays on the radians, the not ask any of our guys to, to replace it in the talking these really is on the control from us and engage in the. busy and has more lives in gauging the will and these right is not really doing great on the live in these folders and thinking of cutting off evasions. so the rang and would take care of the reply. but i don't think it's going to be something similar to all the last who died when the ring. and so that did the, is really the system even if the americans are bringing more s

elijah higgins, 2 yard touchdown. cardinals go for 2 and they convert. so now the forty-niners lead is just cut to 2. very next possession. jordan mason. you've got to hold onto the ball young fella. he fumbled in the red the cardinals recover it and they have like this, a costly turnover by san francisco and 14 plays 75 yards later. cheddar island. he kicks the field goal and the cardinals go up by one point. all right. final moments of the game, niners down by one last-ditch effort. brock purdy gives drilled as he throws and it is picked off by hy-vee are white that ices the game. purdy throws his second interception. the 9 3 turnovers on the day. if they lose a heartbreaker. 24 to 23 points over in denver, the raiders were taking on the broncos 1st quarter. no score. gardner minshew. he airs it out to the napa native brock bowers. what a cat raiders strike. first on the 57 yard pitch and catch 2nd quarter raiders up 7. first and goal. now this is a backbreaker minshew is picked off in the end zone by pastor tan. and for 10 takes it 100 yards. for the

cam ward to elijah arroyo. they won 39 to 38 guys. this game ended at 230 in the morning eastern. was up andrew i was up and they won it with just 26 remaining. >> so you had to stay up and watch the whole thing while not waking up my wife. >> i did not succeed. >> i didn't stay up and watch. no, she was sleeping. >> i was on my laptop muted and i went to they won. and then 80o to msnbc.com. >> we are back now with the mix, starting with the seemingly endless dinner party. >> new yorkers are used to their dinner parties, outgrowing their tiny apartments. >> look at this one. this is a block party here in the big apple that stretches the equivalent of four blocks. >> it is the third annual longest table event in the chelsea neighborhood. it brings residents together for a free meal. so some of the blocks in my neighborhood do something similar. it's not usually for blocks. it's we all do block parties, and some of them do this where everyone brings something and they set up all these long tables just for that block. it's such a cool experience to see all your neighbors out sharing

and that's bringing elijah back me and now he's emotion. security . i listen joins us here in the studio. that's the top sonya of gloves. council trip to washington festival. what you read into it because julie, this is a time when there should be maximum, a cooperation between israel and the us on many different levels. we've seen many differences between prime minister been here mean that then yeah, and he's defense. and this to you, i've got and who is closer to the american and the pentagon, and who is more willing to listen to the american advise rather than benyamin danielle who's doing things as he wants. this is why we see this difference is always reflecting in the relationship with the americans. when benyamin sonia is really an uncontrollable and not listening to anyone, the day is a will that going on in guys, a war that going on in lebanon. the americans gave the blessing for the war 11 saying just through cost of the civilian is not many casualties. and yet we've seen you, i've got on. i'm off by been, i mean, yet, then, you know, not to

great to have you with us, elijah. so let's talk more about that speech 59 kaufman. what did you make of it? and his incredibly defiant and as we've been hearing from our correspondence, not just defines because we saw that in his last page a few days ago. but also he seemed to even be challenging israel or rather challenging as world even move than he did last time. and he spoke about creating more internally, displaced people and as well. that's very important point because the history of shakes name custom. he was involved and responsible. although he had the position of vice secretary genuine that he was beating only with the deputies and the government had nothing to do with admitted traits. this is the 1st time we hear him talking in the military language saying that he promised these really that they would have more and done that the displace people which is changing prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who said that is objective of thought from the variation of all the prisoners in gaza, but the return of all these read it to the knolls. huh. that is a language

now cardinals trail murray fakes the keep and finds a wide open elijah higgins in the back of the end zone for the two yard score. so the cards though they decide to go for two by handing it off to james conner. they would convert that two point conversion so they trail. then this late in the fourth, the cardinals with the 35 yard field goal attempt to take the lead, and they nail it so the cardinals lead by one just over a minute left. the niners making the final drive. brock purdy under pressure. he gets hit by jalen thompson throws the interception there. the cardinals shut out the niners in the second half and come back to win 2423. again. these frustrations growing in this locker room. just about every star on this team echoing that message about that frustrated i think we had 13 points and 17 in the other. >> by no means should we be able to give that away. always will come back to turnovers, in my opinion. there's other things you can do to overcome them. we talked about last night how we thought a key in this game would be turnovers. and that's exactly what the first half was.

i mean that then yeah, elijah, manufacture very much for your analysis. your expertise, financial reports are coming in oven is really a strike on the 3 and capital damascus. there are reports of injuries in the mazda area of the city, which is home to security, headquarters, and embassies. we will bring you more on that as it becomes available to us. as rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned 11 on that it could face destruction like gaza. bethany, all who said the lebanese people should free the country from hezbollah to avoid what he call the abyss of a long war that spring in nude. or she's joining us live from jordan's capital oman, because that's where the government has banned allergies. 0 from the forcing in israel and occupied westbank and node. nothing, you know, threatening the people of 7 on a week after he posted a similar message to iranians. yeah. elizabeth, it was a quite an ominous message. first of all, threatening the lebanese people with a face like that of gaza like that. but these are the army has imposed on gaza, a genoc

which is why military personnel, first responders, volunteers, and city workers, like elijah sanders, got a practice run by taking part in the defense support of civil authorities. it was something we hope to have it prepared. and to see the bridge collapse. 57% of those cities and counties live in san francisco. in the event traffic has been disrupted, as was the case in 1989, they need to get into san francisco's emergency operation center to help with the response. so first, they'd hop on a ferry. >> as a city workers, you see the disaster service worker, a dsw. for me, that's been pretty abstract, you know, i know we have this mandate as city workers to respond in the event of a disaster. it's always been kind of very hypothetical. >> reporter: although it wasn't intense. going through the drill made it seem real to sanders. >> if you don't practice, how will you be prepared? but then as you have the climate disasters that are happening around the world. it could absolutely happen within my lifetime or within the time i work for the city. >> reporter: robert smutz was also on boar

then elijah mitchell is out for the season as well or is out for the season.just a killer. and that fumble was not forced. he just lost the ball. he was not protecting the ball. >> yeah i mean he's a guy who the team says is one of their best second effort runners. he's a violent runner. he seeks out contact. but unfortunately when you're a running back that's trying to get that extra yard or two, it does give the defense an extra split second. and that's what happened there. i got to believe that a lot of their red zone issues are because christian mccaffrey is out, because not only can he run the ball, but obviously he's a threat out of the backfield. i saw a stat that last year through four games mccaffrey had seven touchdowns in the first four games. well he hasn't been there. and so that probably is directly attributable to why they're having such red zone issues. >> all right let's focus on the defense quickly because you know a good defense will stop arizona from coming back. and there seems to be something missing, especially in the secondary with the

we're going to bring this conversation to elijah many a military security analyst. you are joining us here on setting go. hi, it's a pleasure. have you? i was going to start with what's going on in 711 on um, but in light of this new information i want to start with is really to run in that part of the story. i'm not sure if you heard us a 2nd ago, but what we're learning now, but a reading an official source has told elsie or that there messaging to the us indirectly, of course, that uh, the time of unilateral self restraint has ended and they no longer see it as being in their national security interest to exercise. so for strange your thoughts. i fully agree with that. iran, e, the weight and then or the size all defeated. and then it's done would come to be attacked or enjoying the back to now before the allies all defeated. this is why it would not tolerate any of that even against military facilities or security facilities. because one doesn't consider is ryan in the position to restore the attack, because now they all even but we know through, i don't know ho

so much elijah mike here, thanks for joining us from brussels. the 2 guys all where israel c just the northern part of the strip is now when it's 22nd day. is really forces every the come out, nod lawn, hospital and baseline here. it's the last functioning hospitable there. they do change hundreds of staff, patients and displaced palestinians. the world health organization says that lost all communications with its teens working in the hospital 2 days ago. the un says that it's deeply disturbed by reports of the range. and then what that is, joining us from data and by not having central gaza. so and what are you hearing about the situation in the north and now with no functioning hospital? what does this mean for people? they're not only no more functioning more hospitals, but also know more civil defense themes. no more ambulances, no, a no food, no watcher. the situation the nothing causal is very hard. and yesterday's was very hard night on people incremented one of the patients. the medical personnel was after that is where the forces to lea

i'm just all hoot and alon jordan, we're now bringing the elijah and like me and military and security analyst. so if we take look at where we are at the moment, obviously as rel has sent troops into 11 and fighting there in the south has continued, but also the strikes a continuing there also contemplating how to respond to iran, ballistic missile attack. and it would appear that the was the war in gaza and the violence against palestinians in the west bank is being carried out with much greater intensity. what is your assessment of uh, where we are at the moment with all this? i think we see a small desk nation or defend front without the taking into consideration of, i mean it's important to take into consideration the fact that the rock has joined in with these casualties. 26 casualties to kids into into 4. when that is something that the prime minister being, i mean that's a no can not, you know, he has been ignoring the iraqis several times and several times because there were no casualties this time, and he used to respond. so having the front with lebanon, the high level of ten

no perspective elijah magneer joining us. we also following developments in gaza. why is there any forces of carried out a ways of as strikes targeting bridge and in the say, right, refugee comes. this is in central gaza. often they issued new evacuation orders for the region. 25 palestinians have been killed across the strip since saturday morning. 5 people were killed and on his riley strike on a house and the giovanni a refuge account. and then late on saturday evening, that means the t as drives hit different parts of northern gaza. the extent of the damage and the injuries is not yet 9, but to slice this information. we have also tag i was image reporting from darrell paula in central gaza. and since the hours of this morning, there has been of washington since the vacation of ariel and gland, the tax on very densely populated areas in the centre lands and has another part of guns. i'm a new evacuation owed as being passed to a residence in the valley of by town. one of the most of the brands up alongside in to a is a raj and a great truck. you do come into ce

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for georgia is president elijah's fraud and says the country has been the victim of a russian special operation. she said she and opposition parties say they will not accept the results. also coming up israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares this weekend strikes on iran, that success calling them precise and powerful iran. meanwhile tempos, it's initial threat of retaliation. the.

the wrong makes the mistake and starts a new round of escalation, we will be obliged to respond. elijah money is military and political on the list. he joins us out from brussels. it's a vicious circle, isn't it? mister money, when you have the rainy and military personnel killed $1.00 does, whether it wrong they reluctantly be pushed to respond to those that even though they're all police are restrained from saudi arabia and the united kingdom. but it was said that you had the right to defend that service according to the united nation, all the but the 50. why? because it has been that that and for the 1st time, these really acknowledge the and confirm that they are officially being responsible for what is happening. and this was a really big shift from a previous policy. also in between the offering of austin framing his actions against region and adversity. as far as between was to the gaming this responsibility, giving the wrong the right place fall. now it for you, ron, was going through his phone and then when this is something different, it's going to be depending on the assessme

september there at least 14 shootings reported in antioch after the shooting death of 21 year-old elijah scales. police say most of the additional shootings were gang-related and retaliation for scales death, antioch, some mayor lamar hernandez store at the time considered street closures and asking the california national guard for assistance. >> new at 6, a man is in the hospital tonight after he was stabbed in san francisco. happened just after one this afternoon. no farrell street in the city's tenderloin. police say that the man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word tonight on a suspect. >> tonight, police in san francisco are looking for the people who rammed a car in to this louis store in union square as kron four's terisa stasio reports the people didn't take anything but left critical evidence behind. >> smash but no grab, at least not this time around. 04:00am monday. san francisco police say that officers patrolling union square saw this car ram into the louis baton store on gary street unsuccessful. the suspect drove off in 2 getaway cars. >> from

celebrated drag artist natalia smoot was stabbed to death in 2021, and today her partner, 25 year old elijah cruz segura, was found guilty of her murder. the santa clara county d.a. office says segura will be sentenced in january of next year. he faces 16 years to life in prison. >> a former san jose state university basketball standout has died. tyra whitehead was found dead in her apartment in romania last week. she had been playing for csm targoviste, a romanian women's basketball club. whitehead played for csu in the 2019, 2020 and 20 2021 seasons. she became the fifth spartan to average a double double, earning an all-mountain west conference honorable mention. her family has now started a fundraiser to help bring her remains back to the u.s, so she can be laid to rest. the cause of her death is still under investigation. whitehead was 26 years old. >> a former las vegas elected official sentenced to life in prison in tonight's west coast rap. his words today in court and newly released body cam footage shedding light on the controversial arrest of a deaf man in arizona. and later tonig