evans: i am a beef producer. i contribute by producing pasture-raised grass-fed beef taking it to a usda-inspected facility. i was at one of the largest areas in the eighth congressional district looking at how they follow their food safety protocol. we can always do more to improve the safety of our food supply. what we have to make sure that we are doing is working hand-in-hand with our producers and that we are not creating onerous new regulations that detract from the core mission of the usda, of the fda come of our food producers, which is to produce safe, secure food. we have to make sure they are not bogged down in excessive red tape and regulations. one of the biggest things that i hear from my constituents in the district that are agricultural producers is that the number of new regulations, many of which my opponent has championed, around energy take a lot of their focus away from being able to work hand-in-hand with the regulatory agencies to produce that safe food, and instead meet a bunch of green ne

representative evans, the u.s. is facing a worker shortage and analysts say mass deportation would exacerbate that, causing disruptions in construction, health care and agriculture. do you support mass deportation? how would you address the worker shortage? and would you support amnesty for some migrants like dreamers or model citizens? mr. evans: for the border i have a clear three-step plan. we must secure the border, something my opponent has called on the president to defund border patrol. we have to fix the system for those who want to come and work legally. my grandfather came to this country from mexico, earned his citizenship with two purple hearts in world war ii. we have to fix this system for folks who want to come here either to become citizens or to work as you said in our economy without perhaps becoming citizens. we also have to empower our law enforcement to be able to deport those folks that are in our countries and causes -- causing, committing other crimes. my opponent has promoted prohibiting la

evans?> one of the biggest barriers to affordable housing in colorado's red tape. that goes back to energy. when energy is expensive, it is more expensive to get a load of two by fours and strive that to the market. it is or expensive to put the house together when there is red tape around construction. as we saw in the aftermath of the marshall fire, costs were higher because of that red tape. these things contribute to higher cost in housing. my opponent party has control colorado with majorities in the house and governorship the last six years, and houses are not more affordable. things i accomplished in the legislature are fighting that red tape. i am endorsed by the national federation of and it -- independent businesses. because i fight for jobs. i fight for small businesses. my opponent voted against those businesses 75% of the time. >> let's discuss access to abortion. mr. evans, two years ago you told the conservative group that you support banning abortion except to save the life o

so tom bullock went to detective evans.ed that whatever information i would give him would be anonymous because for all we know, the whole thing could have been hogwash. well, that's sort of tricky, isn't it? i mean, when you've got somebody making an accusation, you have to be able to talk to that person. well, yeah. but at that point, beggars can't be choosers. so gave you a name. so he gave me a name. he gave me the name of shane ragland. keith morrison: shane ragland, the woman's ex-boyfriend. but who was he? didn't take long to find out. shane was the son of a wealthy businessman. just so happened shane attended the university of kentucky at the very same time as trent digiuro. but after college? he didn't do so well. he ran up at least a dozen convictions-- drug charges, multiple duis, and so on. so detective evans went back to attorney bullock. is there any more? can you get me any more? and ultimately, he started talking about a motive. keith morrison: and that's when the whole story took a turn into the twilight zo

what should congress do to address this and representative evans, does the u.s. still have an obligation to meet its greenhouse gas targets? >> when it comes to energy, nobody wants cleaner air, cleaner water than i do, my second son, he had five surgeries by the time he was five, he has some problems with his lungs and so, every day whenever we have poor air quality, i see the direct physical impact that has on him, but we have to follow the science in this space and the science says the world needs more energy not less and american energy is the cleanest energy that we have, really in the world. if we replaced natural gas in western europe with american natural gas versus russian natural gas, we would save the world about 200 million tons of carbon emissions every a year. the problem is my opponent as opposed american energy at every term. she brought the most damaging bill in colorado history to our energy sector and that resulted in a 90% decrease in new wells permitted in the three years after that bill passed than the three years before and it's cost the ec

represented evans, the u.s. is facing a worker shortage. analysts say mass deportation would cause disruptions in industries like construction, health care and agriculture. do you support mass deportation and how would you address the worker shortage? would you support amnesty for some migrants like dreamers or model citizens? >> when it comes to the border, i have had a clear three-step plan, we must secure the border something my opponent has called on the president to defund immigration and customs, the border patrol. we have to make sure we are fixing the system for those folks who want to work legally. my grandfather came to the country from mexico earned his citizenship with two purple hearts in world war ii. we have to make sure we are fixing the system for folks that want to come here to be citizens or to work in our economy without becoming citizens. we have to empower law enforcement to be able to deport those folks that are in our countries committing other crimes. my opponent has voted to prohibit law enforcement from being able

evan low. next, i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. >anne >>> we are talking about the election for the district 16 seat representing silicon valley in congress and our conversation continues now with former san jose mayor sam liccardo. thanks for joining us. talk a little bit about how your background has prepared you for this role. >> great to be with you. you know, four daily newspapers that serve this district have all endorsed me because they are asking the same two questions every voter should ask which is, what have you done and what are you going to do? when i was mayor of the city of san jose we had to take a lot of tough positions and stan

evan cicely, please stand up. yeah, evan. evan was. i know he's going to kill me. evan was president bush's last personal aide. he also. evan, somebody give him a microphone. just tell him a little bit about you. served in afghanistan, the marines. he's a friend. just got his white coat stand up and just tell us a little bit about yourself. i'll really have much to say other than what you covered, but this was really a wonderful program. okay, it's nice. and now we to talk about you. okay, i just i'm telling you that evan president bush lived two years longer than he would have. evan worked at his side. i do have to you my favorite story. so, evan is getting he's in he's going to be a physician's assistant he's going to be a p.a. he thought about becoming a doctor. and he decided he wanted to do something more hands on and become a p.a. i was there the day he told president bush. she was then go to medical school, to which george herbert walker bush says, well, that's a good resumÉ builder. evan. i'm like, what is there to go to work? evan just got his white and we

because there is the record. >> we talked about evan morris, but you start the book with evan morris as a dead body. a very gripping scene. tell me about why you decided to do it that way? >> again, we are trying to write a story that is interesting. we were trying to write a mystery. the book is set up as what happened to this guy? again, the idea is, the story of unraveling the mystery of what happened to this guy shows how lobbying has changed. shows how much money companies are now spending. and how easy it is for someone to steal some of that money which is what evan morris did. the story about the first scene in the book is that evan morris is a top lobbyist for pharmaceutical company, spending millions of dollars in lobbying, very successful, has expensive cars and houses and his $300,000 boat we talked about. and then one day he is playing golf and is called from the boss and the boss says, i'm coming to d.c. tomorrow. clear your schedule, i want to talk to. evan morris knew things were bad. he knew he was stealing money from the company. so he comes into the office the next

and here today is state assembly member evan lowe. assemblyman lowe, thanks for your time. >> happy halloween christine. >> it is halloween. hopefully nothing too scary. look, i want to start here. i want to give you a chance to talk about, you know, the issues you care about. but in press releases or letters on behalf of both sides, we've seen references to maga or trump tactics, which for two democrats is probably the label you want least. do you regret the contentious tone that this race has taken on? >> i think it is important that we lower temperatures as best as possible, but look, what it matters is the importance of the truth and the fact of the matter is that this this race, i'm the only candidate endorsed by the california democratic party as a sole endorsed candidate, whereas my opponent, mr. liccardo, is endorsed by the american independent party, a party that was founded by segregationists. this is in the voter guide. so these truths do matter. and i am excited to have the opportunity these next five days to earn the trus

which is why evan did so. the story about the first scene in the book is that evan, as i said, is a top lobbyist for pharmaceutical company, for a biotech company. he's spending millions of dollars on lobbying. he's very successful and he's got tons of expensive cars and porsches and houses. his $300,000 boat that we talked about. and then one day he's playing golf and gets a call from. the boss and the boss says, you know, i'm coming to d.c. tomorrow and, clear your schedule. i want to talk to you. so evan morse knew things were bad and he knew he was stealing money from his company. and the boss says, we need to meet. so he comes into the office the next day and met. not with his boss, actually, but lawyers for an outside firm, the law firm that company had hired to investigate him. it turns out that the company had gotten a tip on a letter an anonymous letter saying, you know, this guy is up to no good. basically. so evan morris meets with the lawyers, realizes the lawyers are on to him abruptly, excuses hi

tom fallis was of the evans police station, answering questions.gator: i don't know what's going on. i have no idea and that's why i'm asking to speak with you. keith morrison: it was 2:00 a.m. and tom was still wearing bloodstained clothes, the ones that a sheriff's deputy thought should've already been bagged as evidence. interrogator: how is your relationship with your wife? really good. keith morrison: but, said tom, ashley was devastated when she miscarried the very day of her new year's eve party. it was hard for ashley, it was hard for me. ok. i didn't think that there was getting to this point. keith morrison: still at the party itself, said tom, she seemed all right. they got on fine. until the argument about the marijuana. tom admitted he was furious at ashley's family, said he was trying to protect her and they weren't. i had told ashley, i was like, you don't need to get high. i was like, if whatever happened today with miscarriage, it happened. i was like, you know what, [bleep] you mom, [bleep] everybody. keith morrison: so there was

chef evan funke is here.e're going to make pasta. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from carly pearce. and we'll be right back with harrison ford. so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight, he as master of pasta and other italian delights. you can learn all about him on "chef's table: noodles." evan funke is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a grammy award-winning country star. her album "hummingbird" is out now. carly pearce from the snapdragon stage. [ cheers and applause ] you can see carly live at the pearl theater in las vegas on friday. tomorrow night, quinta brunson and henry winkler will join us, with music from the offspring. on please join us for that, too. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is one of the all-time greats. to list his credits would be an insult to not only him but all of us. [ laughter ] you can see him now alongside jason segel in the very funny show "shrinking." season two premieres next wednesday on apple tv plus. ple

the governor announced his endorsement of assemblyman, evan low. saying in part, we have worked shoulder to shoulder from protecting reproductive rights to tackling affordability for california families. evan's proven track record for delivering for bay area families makes him exactly the kind of representative voters deserve in washington. low is facing former san jose mayor, sam liccardo, in the race. both men are democrats. but low told me he believes governor newsom's endorsement shows voters he's the right democrat for the job. >> the democratic party chose who is the real democrat in this race, and that's why, again, the san jose police officer association, as well as the fire association, who knows of the record of my opponent, who has worked with him have chosen me. >> reporter: we've reached out to sam liccardo's campaign for comment on the governor's endorsement of low. the campaign sent us this statement saying, "sam is endorsed by the mercury news, san francisco chronical, san mateo daily journal, the daily post, and hundreds of local l

at one point, jones appeared to move evans' hand away from her stomach.ohnson reports. strictly quicksteps into 2020 for its 20th anniversary year, and one of its veteran professional dancers is katya jones, who has appeared on the programme for the past nine series and took the glitterball home in 2017 with her celebrity partnerjoe mcfadden. it'sjoe and katya! this year, she's been paired with the welsh opera singer wynne evans, best known to many as the singer from the go compare adverts. but on saturday, four weeks into the current series, viewers noticed what appeared to be an uncomfortable dynamic play out between the pair following their tango to abba's money, money, money. katya appeared to ignore wynne's attempt at a high five, seeming to roll her eyes after doing so. later in the show, while waiting for their scores, katya moved wynne's hand away from her waist. we don't have too. much longer to wait. well done. tess. but the pair's reaction on saturday night to the resulting social media storm — nothing to see here. we just wanted to say we were

evan, that includes you, evan. look at that. yeah. [ applause ] >> [ applause ] >> the stories are from everybody from john major to brian marini who wrote a great essay before he died to reva mcintyre and dana carvey to bill clinton and nancy pelosi. it is a very bipartisan book, to the young man who mowed the yard at walker's point. and everybody in between. so, before we go to the panel, i just want to read a couple of things to you tonight that really shows the character of this book and of this man. this first is oval awful address he gave after the rodney king verdict in los angeles. i think most of your member rodney king was a black man who was beat up by white police officers. it was really the beginning of, you know, this terrible situation in our country and this is what he said to the nation after that. if we are to remain the most vibrant and hopeful nation on earth, we must allow our diversity to bring us together, not drive us apart. this must be the rallying cry of good and decent people. we must build a future w

except evan lowe, he can't. we had evan lowe and his attorneys attempting to stop a recount twice, but it is important that we're talking about our records, not just rhetoric. >> you're going to hear a lot about a plan, but records matter. >> lowe ended up on the november ballot thanks to the results of not one, but two recounts. after march's primary election, an issue put front and center by liccardo. proposition 36 is one area where lowe and liccardo showcased stark differences. prop 36 will go before voters in november and will determine if people convicted of some drug or theft crimes could face harsher penalties. >> do you support prop 36? >> i do, i'll vote for it. i think it's an imperfect proposition. i'd probably be doing things a bit differently, but fundamentally we need accountability for crime. it doesn't mean people need to go to prison for 5 or 10 years. it means there needs to be an arrest every time that a crime is committed. >> i'm not in support. i refuse to go back to the era of mass incarce

cnn's evan perez is here with us now, so evan, you and your team are still going through these 2000 documents. what can you tell us about what you've seen so far? >> well, a lot of them a lot of these documents, we can't see just yet eventually, we presume if this if we have a trial that the jury will get to see a lot of this evidence. but for now, the judge has kept a lot of this under seal. we are seeing though a few documents that really underpin what the prosecutors say is the evidence to prove that donald trump is guilty of these for crimes that you've pointed out. one of them is a previously partially redacted document that is an interview with a white house aide that was there in the oval office. that was there in the presidential race dozens on january 6, as the rioters happened putting out the cat, the capital and again, this is an interview that was done with the january 6 committee and we're now seeing parts of it. you can see right there he says there's writing down at the capitol and he says, what do you mean? i said it's like they're rioting there at the capitol and he says, rea

except evan low, he can't. we had evan low and his attorneys attempting to stop a recount twice, but it is important that we're talking about our records, not just rhetoric. >> you're going to hear a lot about a plan, but records matter. >> low ended up on the november ballot thanks to the results of not one, but two recounts. after march's primary election, an issue put front and center by liccardo. proposition 36 is one area where low and liccardo showcased stark differences. prop 36 will go before voters in november and will determine if people convicted of some drug or theft crimes could face harsher penalties. >> do you support prop 36? >> i do, i'll vote for it. i think it's an imperfect proposition. i'd probably be doing things a bit differently, but fundamentally we need accountability for crime. it doesn't mean people need to go to prison for 5 or 10 years. it means there needs to be an arrest every time that a crime is committed. >> i'm not in support. i refuse to go back to the era of mass incarcerat

evan, what do you think about this question? >> yeah, i think this is a very, very important question, chris. and in my chapter, what i argue, sort of at the end is that there are two basic fundamental requirements for sustainable interaction between the united states and china, number one is working out some sort of strategic modus between the united states and china which is a collection of lots of things that we've talked about here. you know, whether it's about regime change or, you know, boundaries around competition or guardrails or whatever. there's got to be a combination of those in which leaders on both sides basically decide that the concept of strategic restraint which the u.s. and soviets only adopted after the cuban missile crisis is a component. that's requirement number one. requirement number two, you need to develop a political consensus in the united states and obviously doing one and two is going to be very, very hard to do them in tandem. so i think that our policy makers need to better articulate what the g

about the book is named evan morris. his company, genentech made this cancer treatment drug called avastin. avastin was had been approved by. the fda for many different types of cancer and and genentech was trying to get it approved for breast cancer after a few years after it on the market that the fda realized it advanced and in fact, in fact, didn't do anything for breast cancer. but evan morris and his lobbying team went to work in washington, pulled all sorts of strings and and made sure fda got fda to delay for a year or two. meanwhile, people were spending thousands and thousands of dollars and their savings on this that was essentially ineffective and that and by delaying the fda's decision and genentech made another i think was $2 billion in sales. yeah. so let me bring you in here on this issue of power. the focus of power in your book is really kind of on the power of the purse and and of money and the public officials who had the power to distribute funds to distribute funds that were meant for needy people h

the first incident that's drawn focus is this moment where wynne evans appears to go to high five hisdoes not engage. minutes later, while waiting for the results of another couple's performance, katya jones appears to be moving evans�* hand off of her stomach. the pair then recorded a message later on saturday night addressing fans�* concerns. hi, everybody. hi, everybody. we 'ust hi, everybody. hi, everybody. we just wanted to say we were just messing — just wanted to say we were just messing around on saturday night and 'ust messing around on saturday night and just want— messing around on saturday night and just want to _ messing around on saturday night and just want to say sorry. it messing around on saturday night and just want to say sorry.— just want to say sorry. it was a silly joke- — just want to say sorry. it was a silly joke. yeah, _ just want to say sorry. it was a silly joke. yeah, sorry. - but after continued criticisum, particularly of that second video appearing to show evans' hand onjones' stomach, katya published another video on instagram. i need to make somethin

evan: i wish she had hid it harder.me for her to redefine her relationship to the president. all of her research showed strong distance would have been better. they never really got there. this week, when she was responding to what he said about "garbage" or whatever he was trying to say about it, she sort of did the distance, but that is always where she has kind of been, she sort of have drawn the distance. when we look at these voters, the people are going to decide the selection and as of today, have not made up their mind. they will make it up in the voting booth and they will see one ad monday morning and go, that is my guy or gal. lisa: i was in an uber last night going home, and the guy was listening to hot 97 on the radio host said he was going to stay home because he was not feeling it. how much is that something you're hearing quite a bit? evan: i hate to get turnout projections, claimed the early road game and the cabdriver game, but what else is there to do at this point? lisa: let's not call it again, let'

we have cnn's evan perez with us now and evan, i know you and your team are digging through these the redactions may make it a little bit easier considering it's 2000 pages. >> yes. exactly. i mean, look, this is the kind of a treatment that we usually see for national security cases, right? where there's classified information and so it's a little strange for this much redactions. but i think one of the things that we see is the judge is trying to address the sensitivity, the things that you guys were just raising, which is the fact that this is only 18 days before the presidential election, along among the things that we see you in here, obviously some tweets, we see some of the documents that underpinned the whole idea of this, of this these these fake elector certificates. but one of the things that's getting a lot of attention is this interview with white house aide who was interviewed by the january 6 committee and some of these details have been previously redacted. so we're getting to see a little bit of what this person said in this interview. and what they're describing is t

evan low only serves himself. end of program. the program aims to improve access to electric bikes for underserved communities to help improve the city's air quality and reduce congestion. it will create a new fund to help pay for e-bikes for qualified residents. the program is modeled after similar programs in other big cities such as denver and austin, texas, that showed that e-bikes helped replace car trips, attract new regular bike users, and reduce congestion, especially at school drop offs. >> santa clara county announced it's the first in california to take part in a new program to provide medi-cal services for people released from custody. santa clara says more than 100 people have been enrolled in the first month. the initiative will provide medical and behavioral health services for adults and youth, helping to support their transition into the community. after incarceration is a critical opportunity to improve well-being in our community, to advance equity, and to increase public safety, the county says. that access to

the ad has a disclaimer on it saying paid for by evan lowe for assembly 2024., in a statement, lowe's campaign manager said in part, quote, sam liccardo's campaign has once again put his endorser up to file a false and meritless complaints to distract from sam's own ethical failings. it is important to note defend the vote has endorsed liccardo. we did reach out to the liccardo campaign for a response on this new development. we are awaiting for their response. we're back in seconds, just ahead. all right. they're stuck inside a driverless taxi as things get wild on the outside, the incidents that have waymo riders raising concerns tonight. concert tickets are hard enough to get. now some are disappearing after people purchased them from ticketmaster. fans are calling us for help. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next and it is still very warm out here tonight. right now 75, in livermore. but notice at the coastline, some fog in half moon bay and 57 will talk about the drop in temperatures and what it on the driverless taxis. in eac

evan low only serves himself. dosa as quarterback of the week, and he is not the only golden bear to be recognized as player of the week. cal kicker derek morris was named acc specialist of the week, and this marks the second time cal has had two players earn a conference recognition in the same week. linebacker teddy buchanan and cornerback noel williams earning awards after cal's week two win against auburn. and this week's recognition comes after cal won 44 to 7 against oregon state at home over the weekend. >> new at 11 a historic gated community along east lake tahoe is on the market, and that includes its own rodeo grounds. shakespeare ranch in glenbrook, nevada, is up for sale for $188 million. chace international sharing photos of the property. it does include 17 homes and cabins, a 465 foot long deepwater pier, plus a boat house, swimming pool, stables and yes, a lot more. parts of the ranch date back to the late 1800s. buyers who are not interested in the entire ranch can choose from a variety of separat

evan low only serves himself. cut the ribbon to celebrate the completion of the bike lanes outside city hall on polk street. this is something the mayor had brought up earlier this year, questioning why there weren't protected lanes in front of city hall. her office says there are now 41 miles of protected bike lanes in san francisco. that's remarkable. >> i need a jacket, maybe a rain slicker. if you're going to be pedaling outside. >> let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for the latest. sandhya. >> yeah, ama and dan definitely grabbed that extra layer because it is getting cool outside. take a look at live doppler seven right now. we do have some high clouds moving through the region. they're going to continue to increase leading up to some showers tomorrow night. but tomorrow afternoon you've got yourself a partly to mostly cloudy day. temperatures will range from the low 60s to the low 70s. tomorrow night is when that rain arrives. we have a second system coming in friday night. going into saturday, and th

governor newsom getting involved and endorsing evan low over sam liccardo. even though both are democrats. nbc's terry mcsweeney takes a look at what may be behind this unusual move. former san jose mayor sam liccardo and south bay assemblyman evan low, both want to go to washington to represent the people of district 16, which comprises part of santa clara county and the western half of san mateo county. governor newsom today endorsing lowe, saying evan lowe embodies the very best of california values. we have worked shoulder to shoulder on some of our state's most pressing issues. evan's proven track record of delivering for bay area families makes him exactly the kind of representative cd 16 voters deserve in washington, and i've served ten years in the california state legislature, working with governor newsom and so many different areas in which we have passed policies in the state of california. and we also know when california goes, so goes the nation. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says the governor's endorsement is a bit of a shock. yo

evans?e of the biggest barriers to affordable housing in colorado's red tape. that goes back to energy. when energy is expensive, it is more expensive to get a load of two by fours and strive that to the market. it is or expensive to put the house together when there is red tape around construction. as we saw in the aftermath of the marshall fire, costs were higher because of that red tape. these things contribute to higher cost in housing. my opponent party has control colorado with majorities in the house and governorship the last six years, and houses are not more affordable. things i accomplished in the legislature are fighting that red tape. i am endorsed by the national federation of and it -- independent businesses. because i fight for jobs. i fight for small businesses. my opponent voted against those businesses 75% of the time. >> let's discuss access to abortion. mr. evans, two years ago you told the conservative group that you support banning abortion except to save the life of th

evan low only serves himself. well, many of us wish we could go back in time to ask our grandparents questions about our own family history so how do you preserve those stories passed on from one generation to the next? well, as we celebrate the end to filipino american history month, i spoke to a south bay artist who used simple watercolor paintings to unlock the memories of his grandmother before those stories were lost forever. >>>>i work in ink. i like to work simply >>>>simplicity in creation comes from a memory burned in the soul of kenneth tan. >>>>i try and relate it to a story or a memory that she >>>>shared with me stories from the past turn into pieces of art today. a generational journey shared between a grandson and his grandmother. >>>>i think we set off on this path together i'm how know i'm still walking it. i'm still trying my best to keep our work going. >>>>the origins of their work can be found in a dusty briefcase. >>>>so this is where i keep all of lola's. all of her original >>>>paintings si

evan low only serves himself. sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. >>> we would love you to join us tomorrow for our broadcast at 4:30. we will be talking live with the two south bay men running for congress. i am sure you have seen their ads. we have the former mayor of san jose sam liccardo running against evan

stay tuned for doc film on marian evans. again, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you, for me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the good news. innovation. green the green revolution global. so listen to a lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers subscribe to those channels every friday, subscribe to plan is a the, the, my grandmother used to get us sold as of today.

the mariana evans dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin in lebanon, where israel has expand. it has been barman's on hezbollah target with dozens of air strikes. you're looking at live images of southern lebanese villages near the border with israel seen from the coastal city of tire. israel also ordered residents to evacuate areas in the south of the capital bay route. thousands of people across lebanon continue to flee the widening conflict. these really military says it's hitting hezbollah targets and be rude, and has also killed to hum us militants operating inside lebanon. us or we can now speak to journalist kareem alga. hari in b route kareem is really strikes on, has been a lot in love and on seem to be intensifying. and we're also seeing has block continuing to launch rockets into northern israel. what do you make of the situation on the ground is what it's really very difficult to get a picture of what is happening in the southern part of the liberal name. and these really ground recursion is continuing both sides of ver

i'm married a evans team. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team. thanks for the company. the gentleman with c w as well, or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level. learning gentleman has chosen to go. this the shadows of jumping, these costs and video shed lights on the donkey street. devastating colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the score farms and destroyed lights. what is the name.

the american evans dean is good to have you with us. we begin in 11 on where israel has expand. it is been barman's on has bullet targets, with dozens of airstrikes. the latest air raids pounded, be rude southern suburbs, as israel ordered residents to evacuate the area. these really military set, it kills to hum mazda officials and refugee camps. and the northern city of tripoli and the eastern becca valley. while israel claims that 440 hezbollah fighters have been killed since the start of the ground invasion into southern lebanon prime minister benjamin netanyahu also says, israel has changed the course of the war. this is the we have to destroy the large parts of the array of ms 1000 rockets that has been built over the years here. right? so this is the destroying the terrace tunnels that has blah, secretly prepared right next to our buddha. although we have not yet completely removed the threats, we have clearly changed the costs of the wall and the balance of the wall is in order to go. that was israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking a short time ago. while in

target for mosque man centers, but i'm official say, and lost in former school work at the american evans teen welcome. israel is pressing ahead with his attacks against has the law as his air strikes against lebanon's capital b route continue into another night. the military has issued new evacuation orders for areas in southern lebanon, telling residents to head north of the wally river. this comes as israel prepares to mark one year since i'm off loss of terror attacks on october 7th, which sparked it's military operations. a mosque in the room and a village in the south of lebanon and destroyed by the israeli military. i made a series of intensified attacks in the region. this comes after a weekend of heavy bombardments of bay roots southern suburbs. the as rarely military says it targeted weapons, storage facilities and infrastructure belonging to hezbollah. the attacks with the most intense sense, the start of israel's assault on a route and they left behind a wave of destruction. local residents questioned israel's motives for the bun boardman. how do you see any weapons here? do y

landmark surcharge of works of art as the festival of lights celebrates germany, unity, the america evans dean, welcome. we begin in lebanon, where these really army has, once again urged residents to evacuated from beverage. southern suburb, it comes as these are all expanded, has been barman's on hezbollah targets, with dozens of air strikes. the latest air raids pounded bay routes southern suburbs as israel ordered residents to evacuate theory, and these really militaries that have killed to a mazda officials in refugee camps. in the northern city of tripoli and the eastern becca valley, or israel claims at $440.00 has bullfighters have been killed since the start of the ground invasion into southern 11 on our minister benjamin. it's tanya who also says israel has changed the course of the war. let's have a listen. we have destroyed the knowledge parts of the array of missiles and rockets that has been built over the years here, right? so this is the destroying the terrace tunnels that has blah, secretly prepared right next to our border. although we have not yet completely removed the