, _ very difficult with gary, but in the end. the — very difficult with gary, but in the end, the bbcthe cushion of the n1oney— licence fee, does the cushion of the money and — licence fee, does the cushion of the money and it's not dependent on personalities and quite the same way as smatter— personalities and quite the same way as smaller channels, the piers morgan — as smaller channels, the piers morgan or— as smaller channels, the piers morgan or nigel faraj, it would take a much _ morgan or nigel faraj, it would take a much more financial hit the bbc can take — a much more financial hit the bbc can take a — a much more financial hit the bbc can take a risk and can take on presenters and that is going to be very interesting to see if they do so. very interesting to see if they do so i_ very interesting to see if they do so. ., very interesting to see if they do so. . ., very interesting to see if they do so, ., ., , ., very interesting to see if they do so. ., ., , ., , ., very interesting to see if they do so. . ., , so. i hate to disagree with you but be ond so. i hate to disagr

gary and government. after the letter implemented a special tax. increasingly, for in firms of finding it harder to operate in some sectors and hunger is prime minister clicked a whole bunch on his government are responsible, says the problem and to reopen the session. so so in many cases we already saw that all the guards and friends of the prime minister and friends of the government. they take over companies by force, either by taxing them and uh, and then uh, just buying them for cheap because they can stay on the market or using other method method. monica whole maya and other members of the european parliament recently met with members of the hon. gary and government and also spoke with the opposition managers and business representatives. they got to hear how only foreign companies from germany, austria and funds targeted with taxes in the construction industry. a complex combination of taxes and production quantities export restrictions on the mining levy makes operating and hungry unprofitable. a

—— gary mabbutt.obal club ambassador gary mabbutt joins us now, you must be getting excited? . . , . , ., joins us now, you must be getting excited? . . , . , . , . excited? fantastic start the season. after two or — excited? fantastic start the season. after two or three _ excited? fantastic start the season. after two or three years, _ excited? fantastic start the season. after two or three years, at - excited? fantastic start the season. after two or three years, at times . after two or three years, at times to watch. at the moment the positivity, optimism is something i haven't fell for a long time. we now haven't fell for a long time. we now have the best stadium in the world. two years ago myself and ozzy our dealers took franz beckenbauer around ourtraining dealers took franz beckenbauer around our training ground, he said it is the best we have —— he had ever seen. it is the best we have —— he had everseen. —— it is the best we have —— he had ever seen. —— ardilles. it is the best we have —— h

mostly not hon, gary and angle. but european companies from new member states using small or even hung, gary and companies operated by people who aren't close to the government. and so, and then i put on the i applies to for kaufman the whole my says point supermarket chains also subject especially with taxes and duties. according to her, the organ administration sits prices, which manipulates the markets and lowes are changed overnight. when do you want to name and how the companies have said that they were visited by intelligence, they are overwhelmed with hundreds of inspections that they get completely up through the requirements. and each time when one of the background one gets the impression that once again, a friendly oligarch benefits is that every sector is affected. large german auto plants and hungary have been left alone. none of the firms in the targeted sectors agree to an interview. and the organ administration hasn't responded to our request about the allegations, but the e. u is taking action. it i

we've got gary, sense incoming. we've got gary, the cabbie, and going on the road with him next.ck in the cab with gary. the cab. it's been a few weeks, gary, but yes, driving around london week , there's been london this week, there's been a few hot topics, some interesting conversations. what are people talking about in the back of your cab? >> gary well, unfortunately, the main one they're talking about is israel and palestine at the moment . so what's the sort of moment. so what's the sort of feeling out there? >> a lot of sympathy, people angry people concerned , gary, angry people concerned, gary, all of that like the concern for what could, if anything, could happen over here. >> yeah, they're on tender hooks and people are asking me, is it safe ? are we all right? and safe? are we all right? and reassure , bring all the tourists reassure, bring all the tourists that there's more police about than you're ever liable to see. yeah i suppose that's one thing i do forget about sometimes is gary, is that the amount of tories that you get in your car? >> probably a lot of americ

gary hopes it brings home first at the festival this week. >> we have learned gary's pumpkin weighed nearly 1500 pounds. that's pretty big. >>> one of the 49ers had a career high game against cowboys. what the team has to say about remaining undefeated. >>> plus highlights of the game, coming up in the red and gold report. every 3 minutes a car accident occurs because their driver slams on their brakes and the car behind it doesn't stop in time. >>> every three minutes, a car accident occurs because a driver slams on their brakes and the car behind it doesn't stop in time. brake lights built into our cars haven't been updated in 40 years. it's time for an upgrade. let me introduce you to the impulse braking bar. once it is installed if you hit the brakes hard that ultra bright red pulsating light will be activated. it's an instants warning that helps a driver behind us react 50% faster, possibly preventing a collision. we have all had to stop short for the child chasing their ball or a sudden slow down in traffic. impulse breaking bar has a tiny weight that slides forward when we har

>> gary. >> this? >> gary. >> this? >> gary. >> this? >> gary. >> this? >> gary. >> this?t takes me back to when i was in the third grade. and i would -- i was in a catholic school. i kept telling the teachers, the nuns, what my name was. and they said, "no, your name is jerry." >> jimmy: see that, you got a message from the lord and you ignored it. [ laughter ] >> the message was the rap on the knuckles when i kept saying my name was gary. >> jimmy: that's why catholicism is dwindling, all the beatings. [ laughter ] >> that is true, it's a problem. >> jimmy: another bone i have to pick with you is you could have been my uncle, you didn't pick aunt chippy. she showed up, she got all dolled up. do we have video of that? she then passed out. [ laughter ] she fell asleep during the rose ceremony. yeah. so they had to make sure she was alive, actually. what was it about aunt chippy that you didn't like? and be honest. she can take it. she's sitting right here. >> there's really only one thing. >> jimmy: what? >> she's a smoker. >> jimmy: oh. >> that's one of my red flags. >> j

gary, are you still there? >> i am still here.you, you've been to israel so many times. you're a proud american, proud jewish american. just your thoughts as we go through this right now? >> look israel is israel because of the people. they're the most marvlous people you ever meet, peace loving people get up every day trying to do better for themselves and their families. i have to tell you the first time i was in israel i had to go into bomb shelters five times in 10 days because of missiles being shot above us and the funny thing, the last time i was on, in a restaurant on the beach in israel, as the sirens went off, all the tourists ran into the bombshell, all the israelis stayed at the table, i said screw it. i sat there with them. what you're just seeing, it is unimaginable and the excusers are unimaginable also and i think this time it is going to be hammer down. to the north is terror, tote south is terror. on the other side is the mediterranean. something has to be done and i think this, the next thing though i think is i

we've got gary, sense incoming. we've got gary, the cabbie, and going on the road with him next.ck in the cab with gary. the cab. it's been a few weeks, gary, but yes, driving around london week , there's been london this week, there's been a few hot topics, some interesting conversations. what are people talking about in the back of your cab? >> gary well, unfortunately, the main one they're talking about is israel and palestine at the moment . so what's the sort of moment. so what's the sort of feeling out there? >> a lot of sympathy, people angry people concerned , gary, angry people concerned, gary, all of that like the concern for what could, if anything, could happen over here. >> yeah, they're on tender hooks and people are asking me, is it safe ? are we all right? and safe? are we all right? and reassure , bring all the tourists reassure, bring all the tourists that there's more police about than you're ever liable to see. yeah i suppose that's one thing i do forget about sometimes is gary, is that the amount of tories that you get in your car? >> probably a lot of americ

gary's l would take it every week. gary's brother, would take it every week. gary's brother.hat would you say to him? hasan i don't know. i actually don't know. i don't know. i actually don't know. i don't know. i actually don't know. i don't know. in reality, i don't think that there would be much said. i think i would end up hating the man —— back hurting the man badly. are you are angry. man -- back hurting the man badly. are you are angry-— are you are angry. yes. there is a family behind _ are you are angry. yes. there is a family behind all— are you are angry. yes. there is a family behind all of— are you are angry. yes. there is a family behind all of the _ are you are angry. yes. there is a family behind all of the stories. i family behind all of the stories. behind — family behind all of the stories. behind every suicide there is an hundred — behind every suicide there is an hundred people affected, it isjust going _ hundred people affected, it isjust going to _ hundred people affected, it isjust going to keep going. i want to know what you _ going to keep going. i w

filmmakers kalyanee mam and gary marcuse on how cultural traditions intersect with economic growth in cambodia and china. coming up on "earth focus." kalyanee: as an immigrant, as a refugee, you know, from cambodia, my family and i, you know, fled cambodia when i was four years old. and what i realized was what happening in areng valley was that the people were also being threatened by the same kind of displacement and uprootedness. and what i've seen with the chong people is that they live a very beautiful life, completely connected to nature, and i was inspired to make this film to help people understand, you know, how important that connection is. [baby fusses] kalyanee: so the chong people have been living in areng valley, you know, for over 600 years. and we went back to cambodia to film and i discovered, you know, two of the most amazing people i've ever met in my life. and what i discovered was that they are probably one of the most rooted and grounded people i've ever met, and the reason is because of their connection to the land. you know, they feel so grateful for nature bec

gary neville?efence. gary neville? you cannot think that neville - on the defence. gary neville? you cannot think that neville will - on the defence. gary neville? you cannot think that neville will be i cannot think that neville will be ahead of walker. going forward, speed, tactical awareness. gary neville was a brilliant player but you have asked my opinion. walker is in a better situation. _ you have asked my opinion. walker is in a better situation. what _ you have asked my opinion. walker is in a better situation. what about - in a better situation. what about midfield? brilliant, _ in a better situation. what about midfield? brilliant, loads- in a better situation. what about midfield? brilliant, loads of- midfield? brilliant, loads of choice, declan rice, really impressed with him, imagine him with paul scholes and steven gerrard. a bit harsh on phil foden. lampard, sure. . . , bit harsh on phil foden. lampard, sure. , , , ., bit harsh on phil foden. lampard, sure. ,, , ., sure. this is why

gary will being held hostage.ry will accuse our home secretary of using the language of 1930 germany, but won't condemn people who actually use the actions of 1930 germany. it's funny that, isn't it? very funny . the absolute fact is this islamist militants stormed a nafion islamist militants stormed a nation indiscriminately , killed nation indiscriminately, killed civilians, raped women and took hostages . they behaved like hostages. they behaved like terrorists . hamas is terrorists. hamas is a designated terrorist organisation. the bbc, our state broadcaster , is refusing to call broadcaster, is refusing to call them terrorists . they say them terrorists. they say they're militants. i mean, it's one step away from freedom fighters for goodness sake, isn't now, why is old sage isn't it? now, why is old sage john simpson, long term bbc employee , comes out and says employee, comes out and says this british politicians know perfectly well why the bbc avoids us. use terrorist . and avoids us. use terrorist. and ove

i have just seen a tweet from gary lineker in which he | tweet from gary lineker in which he says heerful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner at manchester united and england has not greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he will have footballing immortality. rip, sir bobby. we will be getting many more tributes coming in from the sporting world and beyond. ijust wanted to talk in from the sporting world and beyond. i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about the munich air disaster as well. many of our younger viewers won't really remember much of that, in terms of their historical significance that it had but it was a big moment for sir bobby because he survived to another of his team—mates actually died. he another of his team-mates actually died. ., ., ., , died. he did and i am not sure he alwa s died. he did and i am not sure he always felt— died. he did and i am not sure he always felt entirely _ died. he did and i am not sure he always felt entirely comfortable l always felt entirely comfortable talking about what happened and the nature

but she came to me because gary gallagher recommended her. now, i don't know about you, but gary is a credible civil war source to me. you know, he gell

who gary gensler and lien gnaw kahn like or don't like.ament before the end of the year. slowly but surely we're starting to see some regulation. the government moved way too slowly, listened to the wrong people and now we're having to play catch-up. charles: of course we have today with president biden coming out with an a.i. executive order. this seems like such a large issue, that i'm not sure why the white house is trying to do this executive order. i think congress should play a bigger role. again this is something i'm not even sure, most folks in d.c. even understand. what is the your thoughts on the new eo, executive order from the white house? >> it is an a.i. executive order but it is a cya executive order i think too. they slept on crypto. they dent make rules fast enough and a lot of people lost a lot of money because of it and so now with a.i. they're trying to get in front of it and to your point these are incredibly complicated technologies that people go to school for years and even decades to deeply understand and so you kn

now, though , gary. you're doing now, though, gary.me thing now, like saying go into hamas, hamas is separate from absolutely . from palestine. oh, absolutely. >> so absolutely in this >> so i'm absolutely in this case, it's them that setting the pace and it's deliberately setting the pace, isn't it? >> we cheer >> well, look, how do we cheer ourselves about the ourselves up? we talk about the weather is definitely weather and it is definitely autumn. most of the uk autumn. with most of the uk drenched today, drenched in rain showers today, which inspired the telegraph which has inspired the telegraph newspaper to write short newspaper to write a short history the umbrella. history of the umbrella. apparently was invented 3000 apparently it was invented 3000 years but its design was years ago, but its design was perfected in the 1850s and hasn't changed much since then. but this device divides opinion with many people ever reliant on the umbrella at the first sign of rain, with others finding them a public nuisance and unreliable . eve

gary hopes it brings home first place at the festival this week.is not quite a carriage about you a truck was needed to bring gary's pumpkin to half moon bay. a live look as they get ready for the weigh off or begin the process. gary has won this before in 2013. he won with a pumpkin that was 1,985 pounds. so he knows what he is doing. take a look over here. you see folks getting ready for the weigh off. the prize if you come in first place is $9 per pound. if you are able to set a new world record, then you would get another $30,000. that is a tall order. the record right now is 2,703. that was set in italy. back to you. >> no pressure at all. it's coo to hear that he has won in the past. a quick question, what do they do with the pumpkins when it is said and done? do they carve them? maybe we can find that out. >> that is a great question. the people who have the answer to that question are here. so i will find out. stay tuned and we'll have that answer for you next hour. >> make a lot of pumpkin pies. i don't know. i was just thinking about that

leader, he said, gary. just form this committee with frank church is going to be chairman, want you on it, investigate cia, do a good job. he turned around and walked away. i'd been there weeks. let me answer another question. you have, which is you need a better question in a month or. two. and jim, correct me if i'm wrong, i found employers that throughout this book, another reason why it's so important and i think every person this room by now knows we're in a tight senate struggle between democracy and authority. arianism in this country and authoritarianism is real and serious threat implicit in it. and if it it is explicit, give me a page page in this book is a -- is a use of the church committee to demonstrate democratic government can work democrat government can work. you know i worked for us one simple reason six democrats and five republicans put the national interest ahead of their interest that is the simple truth. and that's why it worked. and why, again it's implicit in the book is. the autho

leader, he said, gary. i just formed this committee with frank church as the chairman, investigate the cia and do a good job. he turned around and walked away. i had been there three weeks. let me answer another question you have. >> i need to ask better questions. >> jim, correct me if i am wrong, i found it implicit throughout this book, another reason why it's so important, and i think everybody in this room knows, we are in a titanic struggle between democracy and authoritarianism in this country. authoritarianism is a real and serious threat. implicit. and if it's explicit, give me a page number. demonstrate how a democratic government can work. democratic government can work. you know why it worked for us? one simple reason. six democrats and five republicans put the national interest ahead of their parties in interest. that's the simple truth. that's why it worked. why again it is implicit in the book. the authors comment on john tower being selected as the kind of watchdog over the liberals, and fra

but gary gensler went off the tracks.e really works for elizabeth warren who push as lot of this stuff. remember whose book he is virtue signaling, it is elizabeth warren and far left of party. liz: larry was here yesterday. wish we knew it yesterday. >> i'm sorry, it is my reporting. blackrock has no comment. by the way, is there tension in here of some type? liz: heavy and thick as ever. >> thick, like, like, i mean i never, i never knew -- liz: oh, my god. >> i never knew talking about crypto and larry fink would just lead to like wicked testosterone spikes in me. liz: you and neil cavuto. thank you, charlie, very much. >> all right. liz: we told you about nvidia getting slammed after president biden cut off china from more u.s. made chips. nvidia down 4 1/2%. separately tesla reporting tomorrow. part of what the street calls the magnificent seven. i call them the miraculous seven, "magnificent seven" that dominated the s&p 500. our "countdown" closer has an etf rivals the mag sieve meant seven without exposure to indi

gary's brother lee, like cathrine and melanie, wantsjustice.site lamarcus small now, what would you say to him? i don't know. i actually don't know. god, i don't know. i mean, in reality, i don't think there would be much said. i think i'd end up hurting the man, badly. you're angry? yeah. every person that's died through that site, there's a family behind that that's been destroyed. you know, there's friends. you could say there's a hundred people — behind every suicide death on that site, there's 100 people affected. and it'sjust going to keep on going. so i want to know what he gets out of it. that answer could lie here. painstakingly, we've tracked lamarcus down to a small town in the southern us. we're in huntsville, alabama, and that, we think, is where lamarcus small lives. we've been waiting here all day and seen no sign at all, but we really want to try and talk to him. we wait into the night and for two more full days. nothing. until, suddenly, there he is. at last, lamarcus small. hi, lamarcus, how are you? i'm angus from the bbc. i

so it's also garry truman and that famous wizard, gary porter. but when my name first started appearing in the western newspapers after my early chess successes at age 11, it was often incorrectly as the most common. harry in english. but harry or gary, it's an honor for this man from baku to bear the name of the man from missouri and to be here with you and with his spirit today in independence and there is no better time than now to remember harry truman and the berlin and, to remember everything. both truman. and that bold plan represented because we desperately need people like him and both thinking like that today. we hear all the time these days about what supposedly can and cannot be done. harry truman instead cared about needed to be done, and then found a way to do it. he was famously man of few words, but when those words are like the four he said about berlin, we will stay, period. he didn't need many four words can change the world and they did. this is the wrong audience for me to go on about a technical of the berlin airlift the ast

gary 0'donoghue bbc news.. gary 0'donoghue bbc news. that is 50 we continue to track closely. —— a story. 0ur north america correspondent, nada tawfik, is in new york with the latest. donald trump �*s appearance and present here at the court certainly changed the tone of proceedings. he came here speaking to the press no less than three times, slamming the case as a sham and indirectly attacking the judge case as a sham and indirectly attacking thejudge and attacking the judge and attorney general as out to get him. —— directly. say it was part of a plot to stop her from becoming the gop nominee. we heard from the attorney general reiterating that no—one is above the law and saying she would go on to prove the rest of her case. inside the courtroom, donald trump listed all throughout the opening statements and the first witness nodding or shaking his head in agreement or disagreement based on what he heard. from the attorney general �*s team, we heard them reiterate that donald trump had overvalued his assets

he's married to gary and wendy's daughter erin. but sarah phinney and scott are now being extradited to placer county. a court date has not yet been set. >> all right. back here in the bay weather time as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge in lawrence is here with a look at the forecast. hard to believe. we're in a flip flops and shorts just a day ago. and now we're start to bundle up a bit as we've got changes works and well, you might need that umbrella this weekend to so tonight we do have some clouds are gathering outside. just patchy fog out there right now. but there's more sitting just off the coastline that is going to be a rolling on shore overnight tonight. waking up to a lot of clouds early on tomorrow morning. were kind of off and running with what looks like it. us unsettled weather pattern through the weekend. go get bridge looking good right now. not too bad. in fact, a pretty calm out there at this time. low clouds and fog, even some drizzle along the coastline early tomorrow morning. and then the clouds g

. >> reporter: walking through the pumpkin patch that is the front of gary miller's property in napa, magical experience year after year. >> the only thing you have to do is to see a child light up the first time they see one of these giants. >> reporter: it's the part of the fairytale that can come to life for all ages each fall and by october gary has a few pumpkins he can show off all worthy of competition. >> if you can control the weather, you can control the size of your pumpkins usually. >> reporter: what he can control is how well he protects each pumpkin, tarps to keep away animals, blankets and sprinklers to cool down from the heat, even styrofoam to help roots from bruising the sides and a fan when he needs to dry off a certain part of the pumpkin. >> if you grow organically and everything you put on that is organic, you're bettering the soil. >> reporter: gary showed us a few big pumpkins before letting us see the one he'll weigh in at half moon bay. >> this is the kind of pumpkin when you go to the pumpkin patch, you're trying to find the perfect pumpkin. well, this would

gary, the cabbie. so back. it's gary, the cabbie.but there's a bit a kerfuffle at the moment bit of a kerfuffle at the moment with our tunnels. what's with with our tunnels. what's going well delightful mayor going off? well delightful mayor has decided that he's going to start charging people to go through the blackwall tunnel at £4 the pop and then when the silvertown tunnel opens , he's silvertown tunnel opens, he's going to charge for that as well . i guess mayor khan would argue, gary, that he's doing this for the motorists of london, for the residents , it's london, for the residents, it's to for public health and all sorts of things and putting the people of london first. what would you say to that? >> well, it's a reasonable argument, but the fact is it's not a true argument, because what happen is it would just move all the congestion from blackwall tunnel through the limehouse link tunnel along the highway and over the bridges. so the poor people that live around that area has got to get all the congestion and the dirty air

hopes it brings home first place at the festival this week. >>> so there it is, a live look at gary'st of big pumpkins here, all impressive. we are just waiting for the weigh off. here is how it works. the winner gets $9 for each pound of the winning pumpkin. that's around 2,000 pounds. so a good winning. there is a special prize if you are able to set a new world record of $30,000. do that, your pumpkin needs to be just over 2,703 pounds. back to you. >> this is so exciting. it does have perfect shape. i wonder if color comes into play. it probably doesn't for the overall best prize. >> i can hear a play by play right now. i wonder too, it is really interesting to see all the love and care that went into making sure the pumpkin got there and okay. >> and the guy who grew it is like a kid. he talks about cinderella. we thank our prince charming. shawn chitnis out there making sure the pumpkin gets to the ball on time. >> that's a lot of pumpkin pie. >> yes, it is. >>> jess are you a fan of pumpkin pie. we are fan of all things pumpkin spiced lattes. >> that's a lot of pumpkin spiced l

gary bowerman, the managing director gary bowerman, the managing director of check—in asia says theye travel disruptions. yeah, there will be some impact. i mean, there are not a huge number of direct flights into the region, to and from israel, but some airlines impacted from china, india in particular — air india has evacuated its staff and cancelled its flights through the week until october 14th — hong kong, cathay pacific has cancelled its flights tomorrow. it said it is waiting to see what will happen for its thursday flight. at the moment, airlines have to wait and see how the situation develops. they have very, very strong risk management protocols that kick into place once a war footing — which israel says that is what it's on at the moment — once that kicks into place, they have to look at the integrity of their aircraft, passengers and crew. everything related to the airline. this is a situation we just have to watch and see, and the airlines will be monitoring it extremely closely. we have seen evidence of that with several airlines cancelling flights to tel aviv. a macro

gary, you still like the stock here?f people were commenting on the conference call about elon sounded really down and out. he blamed everything under the sun, higher interest rates, a bad macro environment, geopolitical, but this is still your second-largest position. >> yeah, look, the conference call was lousy. earnings were lousy. because they missed on the most important metric, which is auto gross margin, and the quality of the earnings were light, because it was all based on lower tax rate. but when you think about the stock, it's trading now 52 times, it's growing its volumes in earnings at 35% between now and 2027. i am a growth manager, i can't find stocks to trade at 52 times that are growing at 30% to 35%, we still like it. >> in terms of volumes, you noted on twitter that past price cuts didn't yield an increase in volume, and there's concern now that tesla will continue cutting price in order to compensate for higher rates, which hit the consumer in the form of the auto loan, auto financing. so, you know, t

gary neville, we heard from him a little earlier in the message he put out.ple that manchester united has ever seen. 249 goals, 17 years. we do not see numbers like that very much. thank you very much for bringing us up thank you very much for bringing us up to date on the latest. we do have a live page on the bbc news website which has more details and updates on tributes that are coming into sir bobby charlton, who, as we have been reporting, has died today at the age of 86. now let's move on to our other men stoinis allen and that is coming from the middle east. —— main stories. the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning — throwing a lifeline to gazans. it's not known whether foreign passport holders and dual nationals will be allowed to leave. these latest pictures show the first trucks entering, loaded with food, water and medicine, which are desperately needed by civilians inside gaza. israel has agreed to let 20 tracks three. not fuel, needed to power hospital generations and water pump

gary geller in tel aviv.also get the latest us and the latest from the us and the reaction there to the conflict from duddridge, host of reaction there to the conflict fron politics. uddridge, host of reaction there to the conflict fron politics. people e, host of reaction there to the conflict fron politics. people podcast.st of reaction there to the conflict froniis itics. people podcast.st of gb news. good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua welcome on board. if you've just tuned in now, it's been one week on from the hamas horrific in the hamas horrific attack in israel killed 1300 women. israel which killed 1300 women. men children and sadly the conflict is still raging. the israeli military statement has revealed israel are gearing up for a comprehensive offensive across land, air and sea , but across land, air and sea, but are yet to give any timings or specifics. now the idf statement added that soldiers have a strong emphasis on a substantial ground operation

so i don't think that comparison to be non gary, these equities one. and we will see how ripped or x pre election rate tardies will be changed during government formation process. we'd start the today when the president was on the top with the law oscar on benefits of to come out with the hays proposal for $75.00 plus members because the lucky i have spa man, the one turned her bottom. and going to the sting, go 150 deputies? yes, i want to get onto the cold should before we look more closely into the role of slovakia, his name is atlanta, the shape of his next government and its policy towards ukraine and really dependent on the makeup of that coalition that is formed. how do you see that playing out of men central, but it fits so fast and 1st, but you need to deform the government as the window of the elections. she has a couple options on his table. most likely, he will be able to form a coalition of 3 parties. the 2nd, the 3rd largest party lead, but felt that the la grange either last party will be decisive and the votes will be in this basketball

gary, that's sort of our key isaac country, which will be on the mining unity of un natal. i just simply might have fee leads that uh a lot better feet saw and that he's quality strong partners. we'll try to fix some of these damages in perception of slovakia in last these i think that these image issue became quite obvious off the exit polls that released march, but which suggested that feats on last and the progressive slovakia was elections. and when we woke up sunday morning, things were completely different. feats all was leading about 5 percent back. and they seemed to have such a strength that he could suggest simply divert countries into hong gary and way show. and there are a lot of things still to be confirmed in relation to the coalition and how that plays out. but i guess if i could return to my question, how best cancelling mancha, engage with the west, given that fits so has doubled down on his pro russian stance as early as today. i think that one can expect that the better feed, so we'll try to prove that slovakia we'll continue to be boston or of you and na

- gary, will you accept this rose? - mercedes. ♪ ♪ - no! - [screaming] - [sobbing] ugh.t if paradise is my end? - i think gary likes me. i would accept his rose. - i mean, those are the standards these days. [laughter] that's tonight. that's in marin county. this just broke out shortly after 10 p.m. near bolinas road. now, you are seeing video that a viewer shared with us. no houses or buildings are threatened, but officials say this has a moderate rate of spread. we will keep an eye on this and let you know if anything changes. >> and now to our top story tonight, a neighborhood daycare in san jose gets its license revoked. the happy, happy home daycare also now facing an $11,000 fine. the drownings of two toddlers and the injury of a third is forcing authorities to take a much closer look. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmad daetz, abc abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke to one long time child safety advocate who has fought for extra safety protections at the state level and he says this new decision should be going ma

former manchester united captain gary neville called sir bobby "the greatest english footballer" and's "greatest ambassador". and newcastle united wrote that he was an ashington lad and it was the passing of "a true legend of the game". as you can tell, sir bobby's loss will be felt by all in football, but perhaps nowhere more so than at the club that was woven into his heart — manchester united. ben croucher is there for us. from 0ld from old trafford. very sombre mood here at old trafford, as you might imagine. we've been here for the last couple of hours and fans behind us have been arriving steadily to pay tribute and lay flowers at the trinity statue that commemorates the careers of george best, denis law and sir bobby charlton, that formidable trio for manchester united in the 1960s and �*70s. now, the club have also paid tributes. they've released a statement saying that manchester united are in mourning following the passing of sir bobby charlton, one of their "greatest and most beloved players in the history of our club. sir bobby was a hero to millions, notjust in mancheste

gary, the cabbie. so back. it's gary, the cabbie.ondon. but there's a bit a kerfuffle at the moment bit of a kerfuffle at the moment with our tunnels. what's with with our tunnels. what's going well delightful mayor going off? well delightful mayor has decided that he's going to start charging people to go through the blackwall tunnel at £4 the pop and then when the silvertown tunnel opens , he's silvertown tunnel opens, he's going to charge for that as well . i guess mayor khan would argue, gary, that he's doing this for the motorists of london, for the residents , it's london, for the residents, it's to for public health and all sorts of things and putting the people of london first. what would you say to that? >> well, it's a reasonable argument, but the fact is it's not a true argument, because what happen is it would just move all the congestion from blackwall tunnel through the limehouse link tunnel along the highway and over the bridges. so the poor people that live around that area has got to get all the congestion and the di

we have coastal winds, winds. [ laughter ] now, gary's also been busy. clip for you of an incident that just happened. maybe my favorite thing is gary doesn't seem to understand what a cell phone camera is. >> jimmy: oh. >> can we take a look at it? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> sir, you hit my car, i need your information! sir! you hit my car! it doesn't matter, you hit my car. no, you rear-ended me. you can't hit someone and then leave. yo! that's not okay! ♪ wouldn't it be nice if we got married ♪ >> you hit my car! sir! you don't get do just leave, hitting someone! dude! what the [ bleep ]? you can't hit someone and then just leave! >> jimmy: and playing the beach boys as he goes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] hasn't a care in the world, he's a beach boys fan. is that so terrible? now look, i have an announcement. >> jimmy: okay. >> i save my big announcements for your show. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i don't have it yet. but i think i'm going to be the next golden bachelorette. >> jimmy: what? [ cheers and applause ] i didn't even know abc was doing "golden bachel