and we saw gil's home the first time. actually, i have break down. we went to my brother community and i saw his burned house. we did not know this was the exact house. but now that we're on the other side to see it is this is the home of the brother of our engineer. this is yoav. when? when you see when you see this, what does it feel like? horrible. horrible. i'm just trying to think what's happened to them. the house was totally burned. 25% of his community at that time was either murdered or kidnaped. 25% from 400 people. it's crazy. it is grief. gil had survived with his wife in their shelter. when do you know something's wrong? six in the morning. the red alert. and we went to the mahmoud to the safe room. there was no stopping. and the missiles? one after another. like in thousands. then it became quiet. so i said to my wife, well, i'm going to bring the cell phone, open the door of the safe. and we had a mass people inside here shouting and screaming, i know what i'm doing. but so immediately we locked the door, get inside, hide behind the co

not that a new front is opened in lab, and on gil has has their importance. those people being pushed further died in terms of importance. yes, that is exactly what we fear. that when it's a now opened a new war in the north and then new wars in the east. they have been forgotten in god's though and for most of the israel is the most important thing on the agenda right now is to get the hostages back. most of these hostages, a 101 hostages are still alive, and there is still a chance to get them back. but the fact is that they're not high enough in this government's priority. 75 percent. and she's really think that we should end the war in the south of that means getting the hostages back 75 percent of israel is but this government is chosen to keep on fighting the fight to eternity, but and not to get the hostages back. no comment is being has by appear again, his vision, horrible to again his vision. a psycho past like you have seen a while, who doesn't care about the lives of his own people? i would never bear to think that my own government would be the o

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his other family member, yarden roman, was ultimately released gil. thank you so much for being with us right off the bat. i just want to get your reaction to the news that he yahya sinwar, the leader of hamas, has been killed well. >> this is a great achievement for the idf and it might be the start of just like you said, a brand new day for the people of gaza and for the people of israel. but it is not enough for us i happiness and we're going to feel complete only once the hostages that are still there our back here with us. there is still 101 hostages most of them are still alive we had the opportunity to save my cousin comer, who was murdered in captivity 11 months after she was captured. we just learned today that she was probably helped with yehia sinwar in the last few hours i don't know if it was days or weeks or whatever. they were together and we learned that they missed the chance to get her out and she was murdered in captivity. we can't miss any more opportunities and this is a massive opportunity to get the hostages out and we will not

police say the suspects also trying to get into a home on gil martin drive. but the owner confronted them. anyone with any information is being asked to call to run. police. >> despite his challenges, san francisco is certainly unique each week in our newscast. we give you an up close and personal look at our city and the people who make it up. here's mayor art shot in the heart by the zebra killer and lives to tell and carlos reyes, a man who makes sweet music. >> i got one bullet here. and bullet here? i've been through a lot of fun times. the city's been through a lot over time. why names are doug ose? i was the mayor from 88 to 92. it's 2 sons don't like saying that cisco. and so they exaggerate things because our crime rate has gone down. if you talk about violent crime, we had all of these catastrophes in the 70's. this city was paralyzed, afraid to go outside because of zebra killings. people's jonestown assassinations. both mayor must go and supervisor harvey milk. it had been and >> it. terrible incident far worse. a couple office buildings shutting

captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin. we're asking for community, remain vigilant report. any suspicious activity immediately to the police department ultimately take the steps. >> to make sure their property is safe. secure and doesn't make themselves an easy target. captain yee says the department is trying to make people in the neighborhood aware of what is happening. >> we recommend that our community members take the steps to prevent becoming victims, including leading lights on leaving cars in driveway and ultimately just making themselves making it appear that someone is home and not being an easy target. also says that data shows break-ins rise this time of year. so it's important to double check your security system. >> check your batteries and make sure your home has surveillance around it. and it's very scary to live. >> in a nice neighborhood to have to worry about somebody coming in your home. >> captain, you says that they have leads and want the public to know that they are making strides, including this. t

captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin. we're asking for community, remain vigilant report. any suspicious activity immediately to the police department ultimately take the steps. >> to make sure their property is safe. secure and

we're joined now by gil dickmann, whose had several family members killed and taken hostage by hamas his cousin, carmel gat was among six hostages in gaza, killed in late august after being held hostage for nearly 11 months his aunt kinneret got was murdered by hamas terrorists on october 7. and his cousin's wife, yarden roman, was taken hostage, but released in late november thank you so much for sharing your afternoon with us as we mark a year since october 7, i wonder what your reflections are of that day and what it's meant well, we're seventh was the worst day of my life. then my aunt was killed that day two of my family members were taken hostage, but since then the year that has passed since then was in a way, even worse because my cousin carmel gat was in captivity for 11 months she survived and we had so many opportunities to get her back. she was supposed to be on the list for the eighth day of the ceasefire than the ceasefire collapsed and they went back into fighting. and after that, there were so many he opportunities for prime minister netanyahu to get her back. and i h

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any tags luis gil slider over the short porch in right. and just like that, the dodgers, they go up nothing in the 3rd. now the dodgers up to the one bases loaded for anthony volpe. we'll see what he does. he turns on the inside slider ropes into the cheap seats in left for a grand slam. won't be the warm-up in new york where he gave the yankees a 5 to leave. >> with the dodgers, they were not done enough. if this will smith hits a low liner over it out to right. that's a solo shot for the dodgers decree within 5 to 3 was the score. with this move into the fix, the yankees now a 5 to 4 often will he launches one high and deep to right. and that one there you can tell they go by the yankees. they get a little breathing room. 64 and the 8th as go for good measure. torres here. we crank this one through three-run bomb that want to write. yankees. they get a win in this taking on the dodgers 11 to 4 tomorrow night. game 5 of the yankees continue to try an a >> push toward that goal of possibly winning the world series against la dodgers. but t

. >> gil hodges is the executive director of open id foundation. hodges said in the u.s, a couple million of these digital credentials are just starting to be issued, compared to 1.5 billion digital credentials being issued across 30 different countries. imagine the world before there were mobile devices commonly used, or the world before the internet was commonly available. >> we didn't really know how integral it would become in our everyday lives. we're there right now with digital identity credentials. it's a very beginning of the journey. >> as far as next steps, once there are 1.5 million mobile driver's license users, the dmv will report back to the legislature. lawmakers will decide whether to expand the pilot program, make it permanen, or cancel it. in mountain view, lauren martinez abc seven news. >> tomorrow, the town of pajaro in monterey county will break ground on a new levee project to protect against flooding. it comes about 18 months after the area was just devastated when a levee breached that flooded more than 200 homes. now $600

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and i'm joined in the studio now by gil mostly on a c, e o of a mid to the that's a think tank that focuses on foreign security and peace policy. welcome to w. it's a pleasure to have you there and the how most the talk on october, the 7th left israel reeling, one year lease. so can you tell us how much support is that for the war and gaza? i think that's what differentiates the one guys are from the 111 on the to the currently experiencing when it comes to gaza. we off talking about the crisis of trust. i think would you between large parts of the book relation and the government and the major issues about the ability of the government to stop the increment of a continuation of this guy's a disaster. and also in the tentative to him, us to kind of take the military achievements that where it shifts with the major human suffering from the point of staying inside in the human cost. and then that will convert them into some kind of a new approach or some kind of a new arise and that level at the core of the things, of course, we're talking about the hostages situation. you mentioned before th

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gil looking at the last year, the administration has given the israelis an extraordinary wide margin.ruin. ., , ., margin. has been unwilling to imose margin. has been unwilling to im ose a margin. has been unwilling to impose a single _ margin. has been unwilling to impose a single cost - margin. has been unwilling to impose a single cost or- impose a single cost or consequence on the policies of the netanyahu government that the netanyahu government that the administration opposes and it is certainly not going to call out an israeli prime minister 20 plus days before again one of the more consequential elections in modern american history so i think invariably the administration would hope that the israeli target set in terms of the response we're not going to identify iran �*s nucleoside go after economic infrastructure, oil exporting facilities, for example, and would confine itself to military targets. iranians revolutionary guard ballistic missile launchers, maybe even the factory production facilities so there is some sense i think under part of the administration that the isra

. >> gil hodges is the executive director of open id foundation. hodges said in the u.s, a couple million of these digital credentials are just starting to be issued, compared to 1.5 billion digital credentials being issued across 30 different countries. imagine the world before there were mobile devices commonly used, or the world before the internet was commonly available. >> we didn't really know how integral it would become in our everyday lives. we're there right now with digital identity credentials. it's a very beginning of the journey. >> as far as next steps, once there are 1.5 million mobile driver's license users, the dmv will report back to the legislature. lawmakers will decide whether to expand the pilot program, make it permanen, or cancel it. in mountain view, lauren martinez abc seven news. >> tomorrow, the town of pajaro in monterey county will break ground on a new levee project to protect against flooding. it comes about 18 months after the area was just devastated when a levee breached that flooded more than 200 homes. now $600

the it's been a year of mixed fortunes for green politicians in the us. gil stein could have a big se in the presidential race. get the greens fed badly and european elections this year. so as the climate crisis lessons on greens, winning or losing influence around the world, this is inside story, the to hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's. i them now green politics will one's friends, issues promoted by radical voices. you can say on the sidelines, protesting about protecting the environment. but today the wilson in climate crisis means green policies all send to stage. it's seen the one time protest movement, make it to government and 11 europe in countries, and also in new zealand in recent times. and and next week's us presidential election. first is in many states can pick green policy candidates. jill stein, a performance could have a big se on whether it's donald trump pull campbell harris, who makes it to the white house. but what is the real influence of the greens in global politics at a critical time in the climate crisis? can they meet the political challenge from b

george gascon has decided he is going to resentence, which is based allegedly on the fact lili gil valletta- fact that lyle and erik were molested. the alleged letter is undated, it was not discussed even though erik and the cousin testified at length in the trial. they both allege that erik had never mentioned anything about the molestation after the period when he was 12 or 13 years old, years before the murder. it was inkconsistent with defene they used at trial. if you believe the molestation, it does not mitigate they executed their parents, basically blew them apart with shotguns. >> ainsley: and went out and starting spending a lot of money they had. >> and spent a bunch of money and opened the safe the next morning, they were worried there was a will. the reason this is being done at same time, george gascon has 15,000 unfiled cases, including a bunch of sex cases he's not paying attention to because they don't generate publicity. this is a stunt designed to basically bait and switch the electorate. you have two rich defendants who brutally murdered his parents, he is trying to let

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right now, gil worry, police are looking for a man accused of recording women inside of a target restroom. kron 4 s michael thomas is in gilroy with more. >> we're still learning details about this man who allegedly went into this kill rate target and started to film women in the restroom in gilroy. police believe there could be more victims. take a look. this is the man the police are looking for. they describe him in his 40's and wearing a dark grey shirt with blue jeans. this incident happened last sunday, october 20th. police say he was inside the women's restroom in the target, hiding in the stall and may have been video recording. right now. police only have one victim, but they believe there could be more. we haven't been given any more details and what we know so far is this targeting gilroy 6 off of 101. your pacheco pass highway exit. police say if you have any information on who this man might be, or if you may be a victim, they're asking you to contact them immediately. we did reach out to target for a statement but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from del

captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin. asking for community, remain vigilant report. any suspicious activity immediately to the police department and ultimately take the steps. >> to make sure their property is safe. secure and doesn't make themselves an easy target. captain yee says the department is trying to make people in the neighborhood aware of what is happening. >> we recommend that our community members take the steps to prevent becoming victims, including leading lights on leaving cars in driveway and ultimately just making themselves making it appear that someone is home and not being an easy target. also says that data shows break-ins rise this time of year. so it's important to double check your security system. >> check your batteries and make sure your home has surveillance around it. these reported crimes comes on the heels of several cars stolen in the last few months in this progress on those crimes. plus, and it's a scary to live. >> in a nice neighborhood to have to worry about somebody coming in your h

. >> gil has only been with the police department for 8 months. and as for the woman, the officer says she was eventually released from the hospital. u.s. airlines must now pay cash refunds for delayed or canceled flights. the department of transportation says the final federal ruling went into effect last week. so now u.s. airlines must give out cash refunds, not vouchers. the major changes being implemented right before the start of what is likely to be a very busy holiday travel season. if a flight is canceled or significantly changed, airlines must refund the passenger within 7 business days. if they bought that ticket on a credit card. back to the south than a santa clara based company is set to pay thousands of dollars in fines after selling fake n 95 masks. 2 hospitals during the covid pandemic. prosecutors say avac you safeguard shift masks that were misbranded as being federally approved. n 95 masks. these masks were sent out during the earliest phase as the pandemic. and the justice department says the company will plead guilty executive

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captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin. we're asking for community, remain vigilant, reporting suspicious activity immediately to the police department and ultimately take the steps. >> to make sure their property is safe. secure and doesn't make themselves an easy target. captain yee says the department is trying to make people in the neighborhood aware of what is happening. >> we recommend that our community members take the steps to prevent becoming victims, including leading lights on leaving cars in driveway and ultimately just making themselves making it appear that someone is home and not being an easy target. also says that data shows break-ins rise this time of year. so it's important to double check your security system. >> check your batteries and make sure your home has surveillance around it. and it's a scary to live. >> in a nice neighborhood to have to worry about somebody coming in your home. >> captain, you says that they have leads and want the public to know that they are making strides, including this. t

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the back yard trying to get in that home soon after another report came in of a break in a tent in gil martin drive, that homeowner was able to scare them away both times they were seen driving away in a gray hyundai santa fe. police say if you see something, call them 9-1-1. >> well, after weeks of hearings and debate, governor gavin newsom signed his plan to regulate our state's oil and gas industry. so it's now law. the governor says it will lower prices at the pump and prevent price for fighters have temporary. get go down for maintenance. this all comes after a weekslong special session. word. the governor faced backlash from lawmakers across several states and oil refineries who say his plan will actually raise prices in the long run. >> reality here is that there's been promises made here that are not going to be and mark, my words, you come back show this clip in 3, 4, 5, 6, months, gas prices are going to be up not down. mark my words. >> well, the governor disagrees. he says he is confident his plan will work and that it will benefit all californians in the end. >> we now hav

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captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin. we're asking for community, remain vigilant report. any suspicious activity immediately to the police department and ultimately take the steps. >> to make sure their property is safe. secure and doesn't make themselves an easy target. captain yee says the department is trying to make people in the neighborhood aware of what is happening. >> we recommend that our community members take the steps to prevent becoming victims, including leading lights on leaving cars in driveway and ultimately just making themselves making it appear that someone is home and not being an easy target. also says that data shows break-ins rise this time of year. so it's important to double check your security system. >> check your batteries and make sure your home has surveillance around it. and it's very scary to live. >> in a nice neighborhood to have to worry about somebody coming in your home. >> captain, you says that they have leads and want the public to know that they are making strides, including thi

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jessi: ya estÁ en mÉxico juliÁn gil para hablarnos de algo que nos conviene aprender a todos.ya regresamos en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ [mÚsica] [mÚsica] fran: estamos arreglando la cocina silvia pasquel explica porque su mamÁ fue destituida de la fundaciÓn despuÉs de treinta aÑos y la razÓn tambiÉn por la que crearon la fundaciÓn silvia pinal. silvia: se nos habÍa informado el comentario de que se estaba manejando mal la fundaciÓn en cuanto a los dineros y se solicitÓ un auditorÍa y destituyeron a mi mamÁ. bueno pues lo que nos aconsejo el abogado de que se hiciera una fundaciÓn a nombre de silvia pinal pasar a los viejitos. mucha gente que no ha sido artista estaba cobrando un sueldo o la pensiÓn. para transparentar todo y hacerlo todo mÁs prÁctico tambiÉn. >> la fundaciÓn fue creada hace mÁs de treinta aÑos o la misma diva mexicana para apoyar a trabajadores de el teatro y la televisiÓn. silvia: durante treinta y tres aÑos los ha ayudado y no es justo que despuÉs de eso la destituciÓn. >> la actriz y productora hablÓ de los momentos que viviÓ la semana pasada la pat

captain yee says that there were reports of another attempted break-in on gil martin.ing for community, remain vigilant report. any suspicious activity immediately to the police department and ultimately take the steps. >>to make sure their property is safe. secure and doesn't make themselves an easy target. captain yee says the department is trying to make people in the neighborhood aware of what is happening. >>we recommend that our community members take the steps to prevent becoming victims, including leading lights on leaving cars in driveway and ultimately just making themselves making it appear that someone is home and not being an easy target. also says the data shows break-ins rise this time of year. so it's important to double check your security system. >>check your batteries and make sure your home has surveillance around it. these reported crimes come on the heels of several cars stolen in the last few months in this north bay city. coming up on kron, 4 news at 3 to bron. police say that they have made progress on those crimes. plus, and it's a scary to li

any tags luis gil frieder over the short porch in right.t like that, the dodgers, they go up nothing in the 3rd. now the dodgers up to the one bases loaded for anthony volpe. >>we'll see what he does. he turns on the inside slider and ropes into the cheap seats in left for a grand slam won't be the warm-up in new york where he gave the yankees a 5 to leave with the dodgers. they were not done enough. if this will smith a low liner over it out to right as a solo shot for the dodgers decree within 5 to 3 was a school. let's move into the fix. the yankees now a 5 to 4. boston will see launches one high and deep to right. and that one there you can tell they go by the yankees. they get a little breathing room. 64 and the 8th as go for good measure. torres here. we crank this one through three-run bomb that want to write. yankees. they get a win in this taking on the dodgers 11 to 4 tomorrow night. game 5 of the yankees continue to try an a >>push towards that goal of possibly winning the world series against the la dodgers. but they'll be happy

. >> shorter term real quickly, gil, something i focused on months ago.investors were concerned and then not concerned. should they be? >> more so now. the doj is explicit about the reason they're intervening now they want to make sure google's monopoly doesn't persist into a world with the searches combined with a.i. so they're breaking up the google monopoly now so they have competition for the new generation of search. google should be worried about it, that's why they need to address it so they're not impaired and hobbled going forward as the market changes and we start using search enhanced by a.i. as opposed to just the link. >> we'll see what we get in this expanded proposal in the coming weeks. appreciate the time as always. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a quick break, though, i want to show you what's happening with the markets. we're gaining some steam. s&p up .2%. what changed? technology moved higher, n name like apple, microsoft part of that story. financials and industrials also having a pretty strong day. we'll be right back. at pgim, findin

marjorie de sousa fue cuestionada por la reacciÓn que tuvo la novia de su ex, el padre de su hijo, juliÁn gil la primera vez. francisca: bueno, dijo que a veces el silencio es la mejor respuesta. Éste es un tema de nunca acabar. ya el tiempo dirÁ. karla: ojalÁ que todo sea por el bien del chico. satcha: hoy en "despierta amÉrica": donal trump no estuvo en peligro, pero la policÍa no descarta un tercer intento de asesinarlo, luego del arresto de un hombre armado cerca de un acto de campaÑa. estamos en vivo desde california. el presidente joe b recorre comunidades afectadas por el huracÁn milton en la florida. lo hacen tras visitar el desastre que tambiÉn dejÓ el ciclÓn. aquÍ sabrÁs cuÁntos miles de millones de dÓlares prometen ayuda para los damnificados. satcha: kamala harris cuestiona donald trump por no publicar su historial mÉdico, mientras el exmandatario recibe apoyo del sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza. promete contratar mÁs agentes. tenemos reacciones y lo que hacen hoy ambos candidatos. [habla en inglÉs] alan: falsos empleados pÚblicos invaden una casa donde asesinan y secuestran b

karla: esta tarde en "el gordo y la flaca" una conversaciÓn muy Íntima con juliÁn gil.sica: ahÍ estÁ. yo tambiÉn. participamos en la encuesta. chicos, buen fin de semana! somos unas montalvo. fedra tiene toda la razón. dele todo su apoyo a la gaviota, además, usted misma nos dijo que no merecemos llevar el apellido montalvo. yo sabía perfectamente cuál iba a ser su respuesta, doña pilar, buenas tardes. permiso.

the yankees if they clean up the bullpen a little bit, see if luis gil gives them a little help. door the last couple of years. are veteran laden, superstar laden, deep pitching staff, good bullpen, timely hitting. they also have a nice line it to get to another world series. >> mark, let's talk about sleepers. people talking about the padres. the tigers played as well as anybody in the second half of the season. if it's not the phillies ort yankees, who is kind of a sleeper pick people should be watching? >> i think for me, don't sleep on the cleveland guardians. i know eventually they have to go through whether it be the astros or the yankees. number is a team from pilar to post has been number one in the a.l. central. they have the best bullpen in the entire sport. they have two or three guys that have north of 100 rbis. jose ramirez is one of the most underrated players in the game. [ inaudible ]. >> all right. we are losing mark. we have a bad zoom connection. we love mark derosa. we went to rival high schools in northern new jersey. he was the best quarterback in new jersey