emily peters is putting the final touches on her dinner party. >> everyone will be arriving and hopefullyt 10 or 15 minutes. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> this is not your typical shindig. this time the power is off and the stove remains cold. >> we are making stone soup tonight with these instapots connected to a battery. >> reporter: for the past 17 years emily and her husband, rob, have been throwing what they call earthquake parties. to help more . >> all of our friends and neighbors are as ready as we are >> traditionally held in april, close to the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake that once devastated san francisco the event has grown in popularity with more and more dates added to their calendar >> if the earth starts to shake what will you do? >> the gathering is not just about enjoying a good meal it is an immersive experience. >> get under a table. >> including lessons how to react from disaster strikes >> hand the phone to someone not in your family. can they find the number for your emergency contact? they learned vital guidelines for navigating a earthquake without the help o

. >> in the serene twin peaks neighborhood of san francisco , emily peters is putting the final touches on her dinner party. >> everyone will be arriving i about 10 or 15 minutes. >> but this is not your typica shindig. this time the power i off and the stove remains cold >> we are making stone soup with insta pots connected to a battery . >> for the past 17 years emily and her husband have been throwing what they call earthquake parties to help friends and neighbors whose disaster preparedness might be shaky at best. >> it is not if but when the next big earthquake comes. we like to really be prepared for that. we have our water, flashlights and emergency food but not all of our friends and neighbors are as ready as we ar . >> traditionally held in april close to the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake that devastated san francisco, the event has grown in popularity. with more and more dates added to the calendar. if the earth starts t strike what would you do? dimmick it's not just about enjoying a good meal, it's an immersive experience that includes lessons on how to reac if disaster

. >> reporter: in the serene twin peaks neighborhood of san francisco , emily peters is putting the finaln he dinner party . >> everyone will be arriving in about 10 or 15 minutes. >> reporter: but this is not your typical shindig. this tim the power is off and the stove remains cold . >> we are making stone soup wit these insta pots connected to a battery . >> reporter: for the past 17 years emily and her husband have been throwing what they call earthquake parties. to hel friends and neighbors whose disaster preparedness might be shaky at best. >> it is not if but when the next big earthquake comes. our family likes to be prepared for that. we have our water and flashlights and emergency food. but not all of our friends and neighbors are as ready as we are. >> reporter: traditionally held in april, close to the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake that once devastated san francisco, the event has grown in popularity with more and more dates added to the calendar. >> if the earth starts to shake what will you do? >> it is not just about enjoyin a good meal, it's an immersive experience tha

peter struck and emily dupage.nd there is a development in trump's federal election interference case, the judge h now imposed a limited gag order and ts gag order restricts trump from commenting on potential witnesses or disparaging prosecutors, including jack smith himself. so we'll be keeping an eye on all of these cases. >> indeed. >>> up next, we'll return to our coverage of the israel-hamas war as the president prepares to travel to israel. >> we'll also speak with an israeli government spokesman, is a ground invasion of gaza still imminent? you're watching special coverage. be right back. re watching speci coverage beig rht back. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean! do you

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emily gorgine in berlin, and we're now joined by is rarely military spokes person of peter learner. welcome back to dw, we understand the idea of has intensified it's airstrikes on gauze. can you tell me how many targets you have hit in the past 24 hours and how that compares to previous days? give us a sense of a scale here? no, i'd like just to be a bit more accurate. we are in, since we're intensifying heart attacks on how much the terrorist organizations that moved oregon in israel on the 7th of october. indeed, we are conducting hundreds of strikes every day against the infrastructure that they have positions, pre positioned, and embedded within the civilian arena. putting at the, the entire population of guns at risk, we are continuing to call to the people of browser and specifically the northern go, the strip to evacuate towards the south in order to try and keep them also problems way while we route out from us. so in these strides will be as early august and carrying out over the past 2 weeks at what impact have they had on how mazda is capabilities. so it's big. we see uh

emily >> thank you, elizabeth . now >> thank you, elizabeth. now we're going to be talking to charlie petersup to date on what's happened over the last week it of course , week or so. it has, of course, been over a week now since the hamas terrorist attack on israel that killed 1300 people. since then , over 2200 people have been then, over 2200 people have been killed in israel's retaliatory bombing campaign. killed in israel's retaliatory bombing campaign . now thousands bombing campaign. now thousands of palestinian civilians in gaza continue to flee to the southern half of the strip after israel's order for over a million residents to flee the area . even residents to flee the area. even hospitals have been told to evacuate and move. the world health organisation has said is tantamount to a death sentence and hamas has ordered gaza residents to stay put , though residents to stay put, though now the people of gaza await their fate. after israel announced it is gearing up for a comprehensive offensive involving air sea and land. the idf statement added that soldiers have a strong emphasis

on gb news with me bev turner and emily carver this morning, we are looking at live pictures here of gaza as the day is obviously warming up there. we have charlie peterse ground there and he will be bringing us some some news as we go through the morning. but plumes of smoke are sort of settling cloud and over the picture to your left here, the remnants of explosions which have been going on throughout the morning as all sides attempts to blame the other for the impact on the hospital overnight , which killed several overnight, which killed several hundreds of people. >> yes. and we'll continue to bnng >> yes. and we'll continue to bring you analysis of president biden's trip to israel . he just biden's trip to israel. he just gave a joint statement with benjamin netanyahu . benjamin netanyahu. >> so the rate of inflation here failed to fall as expected last month, remaining at an annual rate of 6.7. right. >> joining us in the studio to break it all down is gb news economics and business editor liam halligan with us. tell us. >> well, a bit of a disappointment, really this morning for the government. disappointment, really this morning for the govern

emily and i appear on bbc shows. it would not have been hard for a producer from the bbc to call someone from . gb news is woke someone from. gb news is woke comedy funny? >> petercised political correctness. he said it's a minefield . now that's the it's a minefield. now that's the topic of my big opinion, which will be on twitter shortly. but the emails are coming in thick and fast . mark at gbnews.com and and fast. mark at gbnews.com and we will start with a very wise email from william . good email from william. good evening, william. first email of the of the show so far comedy is self—regulating , says william self—regulating, says william low. attendance yes. and then the show is cancelled , but the show is cancelled, but original comedy is high attendance. even the beeb has to introduce canned laughter now because there is no comedy. william i do agree. i think comedy is dying, william i do agree. i think comedy is dying , kathy says, hi comedy is dying, kathy says, hi mark thank goodness. i grew up in the 70s and the 80s when comedy was comedy. nothing was pc and bernard manning was king. the amazing fawlty towers would never be made now , and it's neve

emily carver sunak in in israel. >> the prime minister landed in the middle east this morning for a two day visit to the region. our reporter charlie petersground or is this just a show of solidarity ? the situation here solidarity? the situation here escalating in the region and there are hostages with british passports stuck in the gaza strip. what will sunak do? we'll have all the latest from tel aviv . aviv. >> and there's an aid crisis. the us president, joe biden says egypt will allow 20 aid trucks to cross the rafah crossing, but only if the aid doesn't reach hamas . closer to home, king hamas. closer to home, king charles issues a plea for mutual understanding in times of turmoil. the temptation to turn ourselves into a shouting or recriminating society must be resisted . resisted. >> refuge is welcome. >> refuge is welcome. >> scotland's first minister says the country is willing to take gaza refugees and there's pressure on the