elsa: that's a great question.h and japanese yen and swiss francs are not going to yield you as much as u.s. dollars. there is an argument to be made to be looking for those more relative value trade and stepping away from the cash element of the question and thinking more about the relative underperformance versus outperformers and there are several traits like that. i like long swiss francs against the japanese yen and you can get more's terrick. -- esoteric. guy: what kind of volatility are we going to see in fx? do you think there's a possibility of pickup in fx? elsa: of course there's a possibility. it would be foolish for me to say otherwise. and you can see that in markets today. the derisking we had in the weekend. people have very conscious that a lot of things could be happening over the weekend. but i think the key point is how you fund your high yielding positions. don't default to a low yielding haven-like currency. maybe actually rather tan being shorter safe haven, you want to be short the canadian

california >>> ♪ on the sunny day in elsa bront÷ she hoped to help this family find the next home.urrently own but are looking for a bigger place and in their case, the way to do that meant looking at elsa bront÷ where they could get more bang for their buck. >> much more affordable. we are showing houses. a little bigger than they have now. >> reporter: he said leaving the bay area was not an option. >> i don't want to leave. that is not in the plans. >> reporter: but she has plenty of clients looking to buy homes. the majority latino that are doing so outside of the bay area. >> a lot decide to move further. >> reporter: the main reason is a lack of affordability. when you say clients are moving out of the bay area, what are the markets they are moving towards? >> we sell a lot in sacramento. they are going to the solano county. >> reporter: nationally the hispanic homeownership rate is growing but in the bay area, it is shrinking. according to an analysis of census data by the progressive advocacy group, california forward, the latino homeownership rate in the bay area was 5% lo

came up with a magical name , elsa, what different names, murka, elsa, don’t push, here we have a mushtaer, its own temperament, and not by chance , and we choose the name directly, about a month after birth, when we can understand how the animal manifests itself, here is murka, who doesn’t leave my side now, it seems like a cat’s name, yes, but she is so affectionate, probably the most sociable, the most loving, so we decided that she would be a little murochka, such a cat girl, to feed these beauties it’s not easy, they feed on moss, that is, lichen, they eat 50 kg for each one, just imagine how much of this moss needs to be prepared for the winter, our task is to prepare so much in such a short murmansk summer in order to then feed them all winter, that they themselves they can graze, almost from under the snow, but you and i with our family, they are not in the tundra, so they have to harvest for them , we have to harvest sonima, it’s like members of the seven, from the hand. wow, the antlers are so fluffy, you have come to us now in a unique period, on one side there are still trace

with the prime minister of iraq, have and share elsa dannl of iraq, have and share elsa danni, takingcuss a stregnthening of bilateral co—operation around energy and oil between the two countries. let's speak to jonathan robinson, global power & energy research director at frost and sullivan. talking to about the bilateral talks first between putin and the leader of iraq. what are you expecting? the leader of iraq. what are you meeting?— you expecting? the two countries _ you expecting? the two countries do _ you expecting? the two| countries do collaborate together. russia is a key member of the opec plus group. really, one of the leading price setters. obviously iraq has been trying to increase its production in the past few years so yes, they will be trying to establish greater cooperation with the ultimate goal of keeping oil prices higherfor the coming months higher for the coming months and higherfor the coming months and years. higher for the coming months and years-_ higher for the coming months and years. interesting timing, obviously _ and years. interesting timing, obviousl

this is elsa 0 light from doha. also coming up this our, we examine the rise and reports of sexual violence and the conflict in sedan will be live in khartoum and across the border in chad. aus is here a gains exclusive access to the abandoned capitol of as the by john's camera back region. often nearly all its ethnic armenian population slid and the arrival of unprecedented numbers of migrants and refugees takes up.

la candidata elsa solarzono criticÓ la repatriaciÓn de los venezolano. >>> el espacio aÉreo de estados18 personas originarias de venezuela y haiÍi murieron cuando volcÓ el autobÚs en que viajaban en el estado de puebla y oaxaca, donde 20 resultaron heridos. el gobernador de florida ron desantis perdiÓ el segundo lugar en una nueva encuesta de la universidad sufof. aquÍ un fragmento de la entrevista que le dio a (hablan en inglÉs) de la cadena nbc. >>> el reiterÓ su promesa famosa del 2016 que mÉxico iba a pagar, y que no podrÍa obligar a mÉxico a pagar el muro, esto es algo que me sorprendiÓ, pero la cosa es que pudo haberlo hecho, mÉxico pudo pagar por el muro pero se le puede poner tarifas a las remesas que la gente envÍa a mÉxico, queremos a alguien que genere el liderazgo y los resultados que pongan en marcha a esta paÍs. el expresidente donald trump ocupÓ un lugar importante, realmente no puede alinearlos porque los necesita pero necesita destinguirse. hillary clinton dijo que el culto necesita salir a una realineaciÓn, pero es muy difÍcil. >>> no, yo rechazo estu, estos son estad

although it is unlikely that princess elsa will still be part of your crew. my hope is that we are all using resources more wisely and some of the clever innovations that exist today... man: selfie! ..except for this drone phone that i did make up to obliterate selfie sticks... man: home! ..have been widely adopted. some materials are grown or made from organic matter. while other materials have been recycled or break down rapidly. and wouldn't it be terrific if we have not only implemented the smart ways to deal with the billions of coffee cups we send to landfill each year... ..but each city of the world has followed the lead of stockholm, who collect their residents' food waste... ..extract the methane to power their local vehicles... ..and give the leftovers to farmers to use as a natural fertiliser for their soils. well played, sweden. well played. these behaviour changes in our resource use could be reflected on dashboards throughout our cities, where there used to be ads. even encouraging some healthy competition. but in this 2040, my greatest hope is

and they're basically behaving like the variance elsa. and i see that the on your screen that you call them gunman. nothing gunman, not the, you know, you have to also change this thing because this absolutely impulse we talking with a new variance that basically it to us of innovation and those who do not have this sense until today that those, this is a terrorist organization. i hope today will maybe flip the coins inside then the head. so this is found to be a lot of thinking in a lot of quarters. me tell me about the thinking that's taking place in israel and, and perhaps in, you know, in your mind about the surprise of this, was there an intelligence failure? how could this have happened 1st? so it's a really legitimate and a good question. and that's, you know, is where is when go down and we really scrutinize this thing, but it's not now. now we have focus on defending the people of israel as we speak, 5 thing assume going on and going back and inside gaza, making sure there's some us infrastructures and it's leaders will not be ab

. >> elsa.he cinderella castle on the screen and says, oh my gosh, disney world. >> reporter: but unlike other 4-year-old, she was born with sickle cell anemia. >> they removed her spleen, gallbladder. she keeps a poker face really well, but she will then be hurting inside. >> reporter: part of what keeps kaliyah smiling, characters that she's gotten to love like minnie mouse and elsa and especially -- ♪ >> the doc is in! >> reporter: doc, yeah? who she calls her actual doctor. >> knows she has to get in the ambulance to go to the hospital. so the doctor will make her feel better. >> hi, kaliyah. >> reporter: make a wish and disney making her dream to meet all of her favorite characters a reality. okay. you're listening with your arm up and everything. there you go. that's your listening face. >> reporter: teaming up to send her and her family to the most magical place on earth. >> now you and your family are going to walt disney world. tell me what's one thing you want to do at disney world. >>

how i found out about elsa robinson is the first biography about elsie robinson to be written. and so, the number one question of course that falls in why you can't you discover her? >> did you hear that, per the first part of the ever to be read patience yes. and actually is a really personal story. it only came to me because my mother died. and what i mean by that is i grew up here in new york, and shortly after i graduated college my mother passed away, and my brother and i went to our child at home in the bronx, not too far away. and we were clearing out our childhood home and getting it ready to sell. and inside one of my mother's books that we were packing up fell out a piece of paper that she had stuffed inside. and in, on this piece of paper she had read, that goal. that golden paper back from the day. my mother had retyped on a manual typewriter the most tough love, in your face poem about grief i had ever read. and it was attributed to someone named elsie robinson. and i turned to my brother and i said who is elsie robinson? you know. is it a friend of moms? is it an

press tv's correspondent elsa casmi reports from islam.the ongoing atrocities perpetated by israeli regime in gaza. demonstrators voiced their anger and concern over what they believe is the genocide of civilians by israeli forces in palestine. is taking place in palestine and western media is literally not doing anything. you don't need to be hindu, muslim, atheist to support, you just need to be human, you just need to be human to support. the solution to the butuality of jews in the holy alaksa mosk and jerusalem is only the jihad filillah tarik protesters gathered at islamabad central square before embarking a march towards the us embassy however their progress was halted by a police few miles away from the american consulate. many pakistanis feel a deep connection to the palestinian cause and have expressed their frustration with what they see as the international community's failure to take meaningful action to address the crisis. the united nations are doing nothing. they should put immediatefire. hundreds of people are dying there,

this is elsa 0 life and also coming up empty streets, shops and whole newborn and camera backs new the entire estimate, carmine and population has now left our media to us by.

sheriff's office as deputies arrested the suspect, 38-year-old kendall burton, a homeless person in elsa bront÷. he's facing charges including assault with a deadly weapon, battery, arson and battery. >> nobody has to go through this kind of situation. >> reporter: suraj says he needs several surgeries and faces a long road to recovery. his family started an online fundraiser to help with medical bills. how is your family holding up seeing you like this? >> all the time, they are crying when they come here. >> can't imagine. betty yu, you mentioned shoplifting had been a problem at the store, have they ever dealt with this particular person? >> what they said on this day, nobody had ever seen , nobody in the store had ever seen this person before. on this day, this man within a matter of hours came back three times and every time took lighter fluid for whatever reason. >> that they call the police or anything? >> reporter: he was arrested that very day shortly after this. >> okay. i'm sorry much. dr. c. >>> in san francisco, mourners, a police pursuit of a vehicle that police say was con

this is elsa 0 life and also coming up empty streets, shops and whole, newborn new camera backs new the entire estimate. carmine and population has now left our media to oscillate. john took over the insight across rivers mode and dangerous terrain. tens of thousands are making their way to the southern us border with countries across the region are struggling to cope. and ukranian, women with medical backgrounds are being pulled up the military service with the war showing no signs of endings. the that we start with breaking news from the turkish capital ankara where a suicide bomber has designated a device in the hearts of the city. the blast was followed by gunfire. all of this taking place just outside the ministry of interior. that's also near the parliament buildings. and this is the cctv footage of the attack. at least 2 police officers have been injured. interior minister says 2 people were responsible for that attack . one of them was killed on the scene. the other move himself up. police have now closed off the entire area and i do want to bring you life pictures from anchor r

now the a single venue in doha, with your top stories on elsa 0, a suicide bomber has designated a device in the turkish capital ankara. the blast was followed by gunfire outside the ministry of interior near the parliament building. at least 2 police officers had been injured. the interior of ministers, as 2 people were responsible for the attack joe earlier to cut out of the city. proceed thanks to the determination of all security forces. the moment that the attack is got out of the vehicle, they started to shoot at them. one of the terrorists dates and they to the suicide, vist. and the other was shocked me ahead without having an opportunity to designate himself at home to get them in based off them determination we will overcome and eliminate all the threats coming from terrorist groups and organized crime groups and drug dealers with all of them will be eliminated, no one should have any doubts about that. tens of thousands of migraines from central and south america, or risking it all in search of a better life than the united states. it's a dangerous journey with many of the tran

streets and support uh of the palestinians, there you can see in the capital how uh they have come out elsa and occupied ramala, scenes of tensions between uh the uh regime forces and uh there's some uh i believe there's some reporters there on the scene also but that's only natural consequence of what is happening when you have palestinians and the fellow brothers and sisters of the palestinians being killed just miles away or kilometers away and uh palistinis obviously can't s still but uh the right to demonstrate obviously is being taken away from them as it has been and not just in occupied ramala but in many other countries like france in particular and uh their tensions you can see the are pretty high uh there in ramala. in sana a different story you have pro-palestine uh um protest taking place there. of note in terms of yemen, there was a u.s. navy warship that was travelling near yemen, and this happened yesterday and uh it intercepted multiple projectiles, according to many sources have said the warship did not appear to be the target of the attack and that the projectiles were pa

, i'm get the, i just need to have a good a is at the top of the hour, continuing live coverage on elsa 0, the israel guys, a war for now though we leave you with images from israel and gaza over the last 2 days. the full, the we will turn this, we could cc to rubble, the iran, the head of a mental health hospital experiments with a bose new treatment the therapeutic power of love, the prescription romance, again, stored on his patient to raise the matrimonial remedy. but can wedlock the tobacco well being on his board? the marriage projects, witness analysis era of the system you've been coming to add any international anti corruption excellence award, nominates your hero. now assessing the discussions as agents. we used to saying that it's about 15 percent of what you're smuggling is going to die. examining the headlines 12 percent or is responsible for 50 percent emissions, which is created this crisis. exploring abundance of wells cloth programming, designed to inform, moved to face. and inside the way, my story was, i felt that it was important. i get back on the algae 0, the image

this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up. israel targets the border area with 11 on after missed.

particularly as it comes just stays hold one year anniversary the bus mass killing, ty, history, tony chang elsa 0. thousands of children are at risk of dying from malnutrition in eastern chad, united nations and struggling to deliver aid to move in 400000 refugees. they've been arriving from don full cents a month from conflict and suit on began. i'm going to just send this report from outright on the child's to don folder. unable to breast feed talusick child jimmy a. her mother comes to these field hospital operated by doctors without borders. our baby is diagnosed as cute, lima noticed you and it started with fever and diarrhea. now we'll aside for admission this is why she and her baby will spend several weeks recovering health facilities in and around that rate. all of a stretched and poorly equipped to deal with such emergency cases or the boat, a townhouse more than 400000 people. forced from their homes by fighting across the border into that doctor say print to percent of children and these cams are severely malnourished. another 20 percent is most of the affected. they say both the mo

this is elsa 0 line from the also coming up the us secretary of states toward the middle east, continues anthony, blinking has landed back in israel and palestinians in the occupied west bank increasingly targeted by israel. more than 500 had so far been to the as the spectre of dest is hanging over garza, that's the message from the u. n. a chief martin griffith hospitals across gauze. i have only 24 hours if you a left to run their generators. israel's one, gaza has killed at least 2750 palestinian since last saturday. in 9 days more than a 1000 palestinian children have been killed. and more than $1000.00 people are believed to be still buried under the rubble. residents save the stench of death hang stick and they're destroyed. neighborhoods. $1400.00 is released. have been killed in a mazda is ongoing military operation that includes $291.00 soldiers. the combined number of casualties on both sides makes this the worst conflict between israelis and palestinians. to date, more than a 1000000 palestinians have been forced from their homes by israel's continuous bombardments and evacua

this is elsa 0 life and also coming up in the program is really your strikes pound garza, the only power.

then you get the, have you with is this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up this hour, the english and despair. children are among the 100 school.

this is elsa 0, live from to also coming up to us as evacuating and citizens from israel by ship. but they say space is limited and it's 1st come 1st serve. the us secretary of state's diplomacy tore through the middle east, continues anthony, blinking stress is the need to prevent the conflict from spreading further. and it runs foreign minister tells elza 0 to iran will not remain an observer in the war. if israel continues its attacks, the of the spectre of dest is hanging over guys, that's the message from the u. n. a chief martin griffith hospitals across guys that have only 24 hours, a few, a left to run their generators. israel's war on god that has killed at least 2750 palestine. and since last saturday, in 9 days more than 1000 palestinian children had been killed in more than 1000 people are believed to be under the rubble resident save the stench of death hang stick in their destroyed neighborhoods. $1400.00, his release have been killed in a mazda is ongoing military operation, and that includes $293.00 soldiers. the combined number of casualties on both sides make thi

this is elsa 0 lives from the ha. also coming up across the river as mud and dangerous to rain, tens of thousands are making their way to the southern us border. foot countries across the region are struggling to cope empty streets, shops and homes. the corner paradox, nearly entire ethnic armenian population has no left for armenia. after, as the by john took over the in place greece and the anger in northern iraq, a special mass is hills to the victims of last week's wedding fire that killed more than a 100 people the . so we begin with this breaking news from the turkish capital ankara. there's been an explosion and gunfire in the heart of the city outside the interior ministry that is near the parliament building as well. the interior minister says 2 attackers were responsible, including a suicide bomber. one of them has been killed, the other blew himself up to police officers have been injured in this attack. joining me now and studio is our correspondence for, so we'll start all over. so you've obviously covere

this is elsa 0 lives from the ha. also coming up across the river as mud and dangerous to rain, tens of thousands are making their way to the southern us border. but.

yeah, this is elsa 0. live from the also coming up. israel's army says the cosign brigades have take many as really soldiers and civilians captive palest.

yeah, this is elsa 0. live from the also coming up. israel's army says the cosign brigades have taken many, is really soldiers and civilians captive palestinian sees is really army equipment celebrating. how much is surprised military operation across the board? israel's air force pounds going so with our strikes as prime minister benjamin netanyahu tells his country, it's more the israel has launched multiple airstrikes on the gaza strip in the last hour or so. it says it was targeting, what it says were from mazda affiliated targets. the strikes come shortly after the arm group come, us launched an unprecedented land, an arrow military operation against israel fighters branch. the guns a barrier entered 3 is really cities and towns near the border. at least a 100 is released or reported as having been killed. more than 700 are injured. israel has issued a 48 hour civil emergency order that applies throughout the country and is now bombarding, gaza. a 198 palestinians have reportedly been killed in a roun

this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up more guns and hospitals on the verge of shutting down, the palestinian government warns that they are left with no water or electricity. protests demanding the release of detained palestinians more than $680.00 or rested in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem since the start of the war on october 7. so the cause of war is in it's 11 today and is really airstrikes have been relentless on monday nights. at least 71 palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded in attacks and southern gaza. many people are believed to be trapped under the rubble still waiting to be rescued. is really military. he says it targeted homeless military positions, humanitarian aid, still not being allowed into the besieged enclave and no one is able to leave as the borders remain shots. at least 2808 palestinians have been killed since the conflict began on october. the 7th. more than a 3rd of them were children, health care workers and during lists. also among the dead. on the is really side 1400 people have been killed in the home us attacks that incl

this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up from us launches hundreds of rockets toward v as really city of asked along. it says it's in response to israel's continued pounding of gaza.

this is elsa 0 life and also coming up in the program is really your strikes. pound garza, the only power station in the strip stops working after a 5th day or from bart hospitals and gaza are overwhelmed. at least 1100000 students have been killed and thousands injured in is really their strikes and is real, announces a wartime emergency governments preparing for further military action after 7 days attacked by homeless. that this left at least 1200 people, that the people across northern israel had been told to take shelter after reports of hostile aircraft entering from living on the the head of the regional council in northern israel has reported that 15 to 20 possible powered lighters crossing from lebanon and landing in the northern israel, a warning sirens rang out across the territory, sending people running for cover. and this is still a rapidly developing story. we're trying to fill out the details. ali hush them is in the town of marble. he himself, living on near the border with israel. ali, why don't you tell us what you know on your side, then we'll go to honda until i meet

this is elsa 0, lived from doha. also coming up this our, we examine the rise and reports of sexual violence and the conflict in sedan will be live in cartoon and across the border in chad. aus is here a games exclusive access to the abandoned capital of us or by johns count back region. often nearly all is ethnic or median. population slid and the arrival of unprecedented numbers of migrants and refugees takes a total of 10 mazda indigenous communities in their way. of life the that will begin with this breaking news out of northeastern egypt. a huge fire has engulfed the security director of the building in the city of his my area. the area is on the west bank of the sways canal. officials say the fire has been contained, but the cause not yet known. the health industry is reporting at least 38 people had been injured. there are local media reports that nearby hospitals have been put on. alerts. is maley is one of the cities that overlooks egypt sways canal of bites, a waterway between asia and europe that sees abo

this is elsa 0 life from don't also coming out the truck carrying much needed medical aid arrives in gaza. red cross teams say that it's the 1st team of medics has also entered the strip doesn't is being strong. the people who does the insurance underneath it. and then the u. n says nowhere and gaza is safe and it's 8 operation is collapsing. thousands in ramallah, oman, and jordan take to the streets in support of palestinians got a garage of rockets this fired from gauze into tel aviv. most of them intercepted by israel's are in don't, but as you see, a civilian building has been here. it's just past 14 gmc, that's 5 pm and gaza. alice's, you're a sources so that their rapid lead progressing negotiations going on right now that a mediated bike, a tar on a ceasefire, and gaza and a prisoner exchange deal between the homeless and israel. it comes as the humanitarian situation for palestinians is getting worse. almost half of the hospitals have been forced to close. there's been more bombing and civilian areas in the united nations has warned that nowhere and gaza is safe. it also say

this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up this hour, the death told and gaza climbs tens of thousands of palestinians head south with no lit up in israel's bombardments of being clay. are you a secretary of state anthony blinking arrives in egypt on his diplomatic tour of the middle east to discuss the israel gauze, the conflict, the and thousands of israelis evacuate the border city and there was a mass fires. more rockets from. the israel says it is preparing a full scale, land, air, and sea invasion of gaza. the next stage of its military offensive troops and heavy weapons are massing of the border. israel's military has killed at least 2329 palestinians in his bombing campaign since last saturday. 724 of them were children's mom involved reports this deforestation of, of the north and gospel off the easily the force has been pulse to need homes overnight. women and children problem on that. we are just citizens, unarmed civilians. they are attacking us women and children are waging war on women and children. shouldn't they be fighting against an army? where is it? the goals of hea

this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up from us launch is hundreds of rockets towards be is really city of escalade. it says it's in response to israel's continued pounding of gaza. israel shells living on after rocket fire from his beloved fighters will have the latest from the border in southern lebanon. and he is really army is still recovering bodies in the out the mass of the how mazda attack on saturday. at least 900 is really is of been killed the or so the beginning garza where the is really military is continuing its been barred meant for a 4th day at least 830 palestinians have been killed while at least $900.00 as really have been killed since almost launched an attack on saturday air and artillery strikes on guns, a pound of district from north to south targeting the ports within the last few hours. the pictures there, there are growing concerns about the humanitarian situation. israel has imposed a total siege of the gaza strip, cutting off all supplies of food, water, and fuel. sort our reports of the building of the building blocks of to block. so are now lab how man

of ukrainian culture, a lot of people in the east of ukraine actually listened and listen to okean elsaple of a living ukrainian language, including the influence of ukrainian culture, the influence of ukrainian dubbing , and i always note the influence of ukrainian sports commentators, these were the main sources for me, that is, i could not hear the ukrainian language on the street, but media, cultural products and books, literature, the ukrainian language, especially modern ukrainian literature, i discovered yuriy andruhovych, serhii zhadan, irena karpa, lyubko derysh, oksana zabushko in high school, it was some kind of new jacket, and i thought, what is it possible, skadivka, you moved to sumy oblast, and from sumy oblast to kyiv, now you teach. schoolchildren of the capital, despite the war, the educational process continues, how is it happening now, how important is it to continue education during the war, what is this importance? well, here i can rush now with a quote from linston churchill, for whom we are fighting, yes, if not for culture, for education, but actually it's very

this is elsa. 0 alive from the house are coming up. confrontations in occupied east jerusalem and the west by.

this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up. israel targets the border area with living on after messiah was fired. and it is really army tech and demanding the release of palestinians detained by israel. families gather in the occupied west bank the so the guys that war is now and it's 11, stay and is really air strikes have been relentless on monday night. at least 71 palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded in attacks and 7 gaza. many people are believed to be trapped under the rubble waiting to be rescued. is really military. he says that it targeted him. us military positions. humanitarian aid still hasn't been allowed into the besieged enclave and no one is able to leave as the borders remain shots. at least 2808 palestinians have been killed since the conflict began on october. the 7th. more than a 3rd of them were children, healthcare workers, and journalists also among the dead. on the as really side 1400 people have been killed in homeless attacks that includes at least 299 soldiers. the armed group is still holding captives in gaza. israel's military puts that number 199.

this is elsa 0 life from don't also coming up the us secretary.

tony chung else's era, monday the this is elsa 0. the headlines this our, the un says sexual violence is being used as a weapon of war and sedan, rape and sexual assault has become widespread as the army and parent military rapids support forces battle for control. more than a 130 cases have officially been reported, but rights activists say the real number is much higher. so huge fire has engulfed the security directorate building in the city of the smiley and northeastern egypt . the health industry is reporting at least 38 people have been injured. officials say the fire has now been contained houses 0. it has gained exclusive access to the largest city of the car, back region after it was recaptured by us or by john from ethnic armenians. more than a 100000 people living in the region have fled to neighboring armenia with only a small fraction remaining on a solid. binge of aid has more from home. kennedy, a tens of thousands of people who lined up the square with all that was they could carry with them. people who were in the ca

this is elsa 0 lives from doha, with our continuing special coverage of the guns. the israel war also coming up from us launch is hundreds of rockets towards the is really city of ash cologne. it says it's in response to israel's continued pounding of casa israel shells level and after rocket fire from his beloved fighters will be live at border in southern lebanon. these really army is still recovering bodies in the aftermath of the mazda attack on saturday, at least 900 people were killed. the . so we begin in gaza where the is really military is continuing its bombardment for a 4th day at least 830 palestinians have been killed. that includes a $140.00 children and 7 journalists. aaron artillery strikes of pound the district from north to south targeting the ports. in fact, within the last few hours those, the pictures there, there are growing concerns about the humanitarian situation. as israel has imposed a total siege, cutting off all supplies of food, water and fuel for sol, sort are reports, building of the building block after block. so are now lab how man

this is elsa 0, live from doha. also coming up this hour, the english and despair, children, or among the hundreds killed in israel's bomb attack on the hospital in guns. americans are greedy with. they really are. americans are worried. us present a joe biden lands and israel in a show of solidarity and is personally welcomed on the tarmac plays really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. m a u. n. chief calls for a humanitarian ceasefire at the end. what he describes as ethics, human suffering, the there has been widespread shock and international condemnation of the israel carried out an air strike on the hospital in gaza, killing at least 500 pound listings. it is the single worst attack since israel has launched as military offensive on the besieged strip on october the 7th, and followed an incursion by him us into southern israel, that killed $1300.00 is really, is, is really, are strikes, have been relentless, at least $3200.00 palestinians have been killed and that includes $1030.00 children . tuesday's airstr

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. >> there certainly was video of children and others being taken to elsa fa hospital and seeking shelter outside, and as you pointed out, the rocket, whatever it was, assuming it's the rocket from islamic jihad landed in the parking lot, you also mentioned a video that does show a rocket fired from inside gaza -- you said you don't think it explodes in the air, but it does seem to fall. >> right. >> a blast is seen at the hospital. can you talk about what you see when you look at the video? >> when i looked at that video last night, i was shown it by some folks at cnn, say, what do you see in this? what i said was, a rocket motor stopping. when that happens and you see it now on the screen -- when that rocket stops -- that one is a hit. that one is a hit probably by a iron dome missile. but when you see the other one right before this explosion, it appears like the rocket motor burns out. that tells me there was a failure in the rocket. when that happens, when it's a mile off of the launch site and the israelis provided what looks to me like a radar, a q-36, tracking of a rocket launcher

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management has invested 3 and a half percent over over 13% of funding and teachers, the teachers how elsa they need a better cost living raise. that's competitive with surrounding districts, community members and parents who signed a petition in support of the teachers do plan to show their support in a school board meeting later today. 10 20 right now in the east bay are richmond middle school and opened a new community center just for parents. the parents enter love. anya. did jean middle school serves as a hub where families can get help with health insurance, food stamps and cash assistance. and they offer technology assistance, too. sessions are in english and spanish for parents. the schools open because the majority of their 400 students are struggling with poverty and that affects their attendance and their test scores. >> well, another national news, the u.s. house has finally elected a new speaker after weeks of bitter infighting among republicans. speaker mike johnson won the gavel and promises to get lawmakers back to work. our dc correspondent trevor shirley has a look. speak