and one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. time for a look at the business news now. we start in the us where the retail giant walmart has just realised their latest results. the chain has warned investors that consumers are still holding back their spending as they deal with the cost of living crisis. their shares fell 7% after the markets opened despite raising their revenue forecasts — as the chain saw a slowdown in purchases in october. they said customers are still getting used to higher interest rates. erin delmore is in new york for us. what do these figures tell us about what american consumers are thinking right now? what american consumers are thinking riaht now? ~ . ., , what american consumers are thinking riaht now? ~ . . , ., ., right now? walmart is warning that can she were _ right now? walmart is warning that can she were spending _ right now? walmart is warning that can she were spending could - right now? walmart is warning that can she w

and one giant leap for tom hanks.scar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. australia's cricketers have a target of 213 runs against south africa to reach the world cup final, where hosts india are waiting. the five—time champions lost the toss and were made to field first but picked up a wicket in the first over as the the proteas slumped to 2a—4. david miller made his first one—day century in 5 years but south africa were all out for 212. australia have lost wickets but they are still on top of the run—rate, 174—5 after 32 overs. travis head made 62. smith and inglis at the chris. it looks like they will reach the final. novak dojokovic is in action at the atp tour finals in turin against hubert hurkacz and it has gone to a decider. the permutations are really complicated. even if the world number one wins he might not reach the semi—finals, and he could lose and still make the last four, and it all rests on the holge rune and jannick s

to the moon — why the hollywood actor tom hanks wants to get us closer to space.ht on bbc london, one in five queen tonight on bbc london, one in five queer, gay or transgender people in the capital say they have suffered abuse on public transport. we will be speaking to some of those affected. good evening. the head of gaza's largest hospital, al—shifa, says israeli soldiers are still inside the complex and the hospital has run out of water and oxygen for more than 600 patients being treated there. israel has allowed the bbc to go inside part of the hospital as it comes under growing pressure to prove that hamas has hidden a military command centre in tunnels beneath the buildings. al—shifa hospital has been at the centre of israeli operations for several days now, with tanks stationed outside. israel has repeatedly claimed that the site was a key command centre for hamas, which is designated as a terrorist organisation by the uk. but hamas has described the raid on the hospital as a war crime. this is what the hospital complex looks like. intensive care, a&e and

you know when someone asks if you fancy going on a journey to the moon with tom hanks?ite... rocket motors you can experience. you would think that thing would shoot up. we shouldn't be standing here, should we? we should not. it's going to get a little hot, but that's ok. but don't worry. that's ice that is falling down. oh, that's what that is. that's the moisture from the super cold liquid hydrogen fuel tanks. tom, as you can probably tell, really knows his space. it's been a passion from childhood and this is his show, an astronaut�*s eye view of what it was like to be on an apollo mission. and it all began when tom first saw this space being used for a david hockney show, and he had an idea. how did this begin? i mean, this is your project, isn't it? well, yeah, i guess so. i probably actually asked a question. i said, if we can walk into this painting, could we actually walk on the moon as well? and they said, "yeah, yeah, we can make that happen." "yeah, we could do that" and i said, "would you like "to work on it with me?" and they said, "yeah." so that's when y

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so it's sergeant hank. he visitsed the marina del rey station. sergeant says the feathered fan is quite popular around the station. >> this is sergeant hank. he's unofficially assigned to the station and he's been here since june. he's free to go. he flies all over the place, he hangs out. he provides a great deal of support to the deputies here. >> sergeant hank is a canadian goose. deputies say he spends most of the time swimming. his feathers match their uniforms. the department of fish and wildlife are aware of sergeant hank and say that's just where he wants to live. >> by the water, why wouldn't he? >> and well protected. >> escaped canada to go to marina del rey. what a smart goose. >> a snowbird. >> exactly. >> just the sound effects, it really takes you there. >>> we are far from that this morning. we are cold. >> it's going to be cold. maybe the goose brought down some of its weather. we're going to have some chilly temperatures after thanksgiving into our weekend. take a look at the sky, though, and the way we're starting our morning.

what makes hank the perfect interlocutor? this evening is that he has a long friendship with richard. they have a great chemistry on stage together. i've asked them to to be on stage for numerous programs and also as a stand alone journalist and historian and writer in his own right. hank is really a serious person to contend with. he wrote this book on senator arthur vandenberg that i think you're aware of. it was a quarter century in the making. talk about dedication. and he also is the long serving vice chair of the gerald ford presidential foundation. are you ready to learn tonight? oh, yes, we are. richard and hank. well, thank you and good evening, everyone. and i've got the easiest job in the house and my job is just to welcome richard to these friendly confines and get out of the way. but, richard, it's a real pleasure to join you for the debut of something that has been years in the making, eagerly awaited by us. and i guess i would just start out to say, what did you learn that was new or surprising? that might chan

and said, listen, he says, bob zemeckis is filming there... cinema cast away is an outcast with tom hanks this level, i just came running at night, we came to mosfilm to the pavilion and i actually saw it live, you can still see me and even hear me at the beginning of the film, they kept the sound of me doing something like that, that is, the debut of actor dmitry dyuzhev took place in the film where tom hanks plays . then i had a second extra - it was the film k-19 ford played, so i played there, which means under '. otanesyan 24 hours, it was just a little phrase, in general i thank otanesyan, who then said, well, the guy has your movie, maybe something will work out, you go ahead try again, hello, dear tv viewers, on the air of the podcast. melodies of my life, i am its presenter, valery syutkin, today dmitry dyuzhev is with us, you already said a little that during the period when you studied with mark zakharov, under his leadership, the melody of love, here of course, moscow life started spinning, this is what kind of music this is, tell me, well, of course, all the works that mark a

and it's hollywood a—lister tom hanks who's the latest to be inspired.ces a sense of what it's like to journey to the moon. he's been talking to our entertainment correspondent david sillito. hey, tom! david! what a pleasure. nice to see you. this is amazing. you're taking me somewhere? yes, yes. it's only, its only a small step, but it's also a giant leap at the same time. lead me. a spirit of adventure about you now. you know when someone asks if you fancy going on a journey to the moon with tom hanks? you say, "yes". that's quite... rocket motors. ..an experience. you would think that that thing would shoot up. we shouldn't be standing here, should we? no, we should not. it's going to get a little hot, but that's ok. but don't worry. that's ice that is falling down. oh, that's what that is. that's the moisture from the super cold liquid hydrogen fuel tanks. tom, as you can probably tell, really knows his space. it's been a passion from childhood and this is his show, an astronaut�*s eye—view of what it was like to be on an apollo mission. and it all b

said, listen, he says, bob zemeckis is making a movie there, castaway, this is an outcast with tom hanksosfilm pavilion and i really saw me live, there you can still even see me at the beginning of the film and even hear me, they kept the sound, where i am something like that, for some, the debut of actor dmitry dyuzhev took place in a film where tom hanks plays the main role of an outcast, yes, for sure, a zamekes, then i had a second one. scoop, this is the film k-19, ford played, so i played some kind of submariner, but also like actor of crowd scenes, and the first episode in the cinema before the brigade i had with alexander otatan for 24 hours, it was just a small phrase, in general i thank atanisyan, who then said, well, boy, i saw something in you in the cinema, maybe it’s something it will work out, go ahead. try again, hello, dear tv viewers, the melody of my life podcast is on the air, i am its host, valery syutkin, today dmitry dyuzhev is with us. you already said a little that during the period when you studied with mark zakharov, under his leadership, the melody love, here

tom hanks talking about space. can't ro wronr. ., , tom hanks talking about space.d liquid hydrogen fuel tanks. tom, as you can probably tell, really knows his space. it's been a passion from childhood and this is his show, an astronaut�*s eye view of what it was like to be on an apollo mission. and it all began when tom first saw this space being used for a david hockney show, and he had an idea. how did this begin? i mean, this is your project, isn't it? well, yeah, i guess so. isaid, i probably actually asked a question. i said, if we can walk into this painting, could we actually walk on the moon as well? and they said, "yeah, yeah, we can make that happen." "yeah, we could do that" and said, "would you like "to work on it with me?" and they said, "yeah." so that's when you had the idea you walked in and you certainly thought this could be the moon. you could put people on the moon in a way that has never, ever, ever, ever been done. and it requires a space as unique as this and a crack team. this is the closest you're going to get to what it feels like to be on

you pick tom hanks, why not me?y: you did a really great job. tell me about your show. first of all, people who have seen it -- i haven't had the opportunity to see it yet. i'd love to come see it while you're here in l.a. i hear it's unbelievably great. >> it's really -- it's a show -- i'm a jew. depends who's asking. i am a jew. and i went to this meeting of white nationalists in queens. and i did a show. and marjorie taylor greene calls the show "the feel-good hit of the summer," obviously. >> jimmy: when you went to this -- it was like a comedy of errors that led you to this meeting? >> yeah. >> jimmy: of white nationalists? >> i went to this meeting, and i wrote a show about it. we went up in new york in december of 2021. we ran for a long time. and now we're going on tour. we're coming to the taper in l.a. for a couple of weeks. >> jimmy: do the white nationalists come to see you, invite them to see the show? >> i lost track of them. i thought i saw one of them in union square at the farmers' market but it was

oh josh and hank helped us got a list on host of the dive with jackson hankle. thanks so much for your take on that report in. all right, thank you. maybe don't now crowd so he's ready, protest as how being gathering outside benjamin netanyahu, his residence. they won the prime minister to step down over his failure to secure the release of more than $200.00 hostages. held by how much the saudi this week. thousands of pods and a 5 day march from celebrates of teresa then attempting to pressure these really comments which has reject to the present assault deal with the concept based on minutes in group 241, people were taken hostage by him. us stories must have sold on israel last month. only 5 of those captives have been released sofa hello football. since all of the thought is more about that valley, right, they stay behind me here and next to the uh, the army, the chief building of these riley army. it headboard. there's that you can place these riley sand, especially dad, those to dad relatives and where he's not too bad this 3 day, the menus riley government

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one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. the director of gaza's biggest hospital says it has run out of oxygen and water, leaving people there the army took the bbc into a small part of the hospital, and was shown rifles, ammunition and body armour which israel says hamas had hidden there. the idf also said it had found laptops containing photos and videos of hostages held by hamas, considered a terror organisation by the uk and many other western governments. israeli military restrictions meant that our correspondent lucy williamson wasn't allowed to speak to doctors or patients but her words aren't censored, and she described what she saw. we are in an israeli military vehicle inside the gaza strip. they are taking us towards gaza city. this area where the ground operation first began weeks ago now. since then, the israeli army has fought its way, methodically, towards gaza city, towards the gates of al—shifa hospital. that is where they are taking us n

door and said, listen, he says, bob zimekis makes a movie there, castaway, it's an outcast. with tom hanksust ran in at night, they came to the mosfilm pavilion, and they even heard me, they saved the sound, where i’m there something like that, to whom -that is, the debut of actor dmitry dyuzhev took place in a film where tom hanks plays the main role of an outcast, yes, for sure, then i had a second extra, this is the film k-19, ford played, so i played some kind of submariner there, but also as an actor in crowd scenes, and the first. i had an episode in the cinema before the brigade with alexander atanisyan for 24 hours, this is it was a small phrase, in general, i thank you from anesyan, who then said, well, the guy saw you, the movie might work out something, you try it again, hello, dear tv viewers, the melody of my life podcast is on the air, i’m its host valery. dmitry dyuzhev is with us today. you already said a little that during the period when you studied with mark zakharov, under his leadership, the melody of love, then, of course, moscow life began to spin, this is what kind

>>hank you. we can start with you. >> on the issuyou are raising, right now we know this is a very heated issue. for a lot of american voters. this is an issue when it comes to foreign policy. republicans ardoubling down on muslim bands. we saw them continue to provide the most conservative issues. on this issue. without any grasp of the passion on both sides. we are focused on voters hearing where we are coming om. voters will see clearl what is at stake across the country. it is perfect. this is what the country needs. we understand that this is something deeply personal to a lot of voters. that has no place in america. he has calle for a humanitarian cease-fire. toake sure that we are moving ahead. isra has the right to defend itself. that is exactly why we need j biden in the white house right now. not what we saw last night from the republicans with the most extreme positions. onvery single issue. >> will add, the president has shown incredible moral authority. on this issue. as he does time

mo iba, hank's son, told me that it depended his dad's life by five or six years because it gave him a purpose. okay. so i bring this up to bob knight, he almost wept. i could see the tears in his eyes and he was choking back emotion. that mattered to him. he lived in his own world, a 1950s world, didn't understand political correctness, thought his coarseness and hard driving approach made better men. it wouldn't fly today. you could not excuse or rationalize his excesses but he had many, many admiral trades. >> that's why you say he stood for a lot of good things, too. >> he did. as bob feinstein, spent an entire season with knight, explained he was almost a shakespearean character with self-sabotaging at times flaws. >> top five best sports books of all times. >> yeah. >> you had a good relationship with him. >> i did. >> you were a reporter. >> um-hum. >> how did that happen? >> i think some people initially vouched for me. some people close to him. but i was able to ask him every tough question. it's knocking around on youtube, the piece i did 30 years ago on nbc with him and pe

the latest person it's inspired is hollywood a lister tom hanks.the team behind the moonwalkers, an exhibition that aims to give audiences a sense of what it's like to journey to the moon. hey, tom! david, what a pleasure, nice to see you. this is amazing, this is amazing. you're taking me somewhere? you know when someone asks if you fancy going on a journey to the moon with tom hanks? you say, "yes". that's quite... rocket motors. ..an experience. you would think that that thing would shoot up. we shouldn't be standing here, should we? no, we should not. it's going to get a little hot. tom, as you can probably tell, really knows his space. it's been a passion from childhood and this is his show, an astronaut�*s eye—view of what it was like to be on an apollo mission. and it all began when tom first saw this space being used for a david hockney show, and he had an idea. so that's when you had the idea, you walked in and you thought, "this could be the moon." you could put people on the moon in a way that has never, ever, ever, ever been done. but t

a list including nancy pelosi herself, congressman adam schiff, the actor tom hanks, former attorneyeral bill bar, california governor gavin newsom, and a michigan professor. depape says all this started after his exploration of gamergate, a misogynistic attack platform against women critical of the gaming community. joining me now is juliette kayyem. break this all down for us a little bit here. there is a lot of different conspiracy theories at play. how do you get from conspiracy theories to this thing called gamergate to attacking paul pelosi? >> yeah, so we'll start with gamergate. about 2014, this sort of online effort to go after, attack, undermine, ridicule, all sorort of things, women who were either criticizing the gaming industry, or were actually executives in the gaming industry. so youou need to think about so of all of these weird things like gamer gate as sort of gateway ideology. none of them stop where they are. they all become gateways to something else. in this example, gamergate becomes a gateway to the conspiracy theories, and then to the sort of right wing effo

his plan was to use the then speaker to get to a specific list of individuals, including tom hanks, hunterers, who he felt were hurting the country and sexually abusing children. it is a gamble to persuade this jury that depap was so delusional he couldn't have the required intent to be guilty of the kidnapping and assault charges he faces in federal court. the jury is expected to get the case later this week. the headline today paul pelosi will testify as both a victim and witness and take us through exactly what led up to the attack, the trauma he suffered, and how he has been coping ever since. members of his family will be on hand for today's testimony, mike, even possibly his wife of 60 years, nancy pelosi. >> mike: thanks a lot. dana. >> dana: right now we're monitoring any details coming out of the trump civil trial. donald trump junior is on the stand right now. the phase of the trial where the defense begins to lay out its response so we'll follow that for any details. we have a reporter inside. mike, thank you for being with me today. harris faulkner will take it from here. "the

a list including nancy pelosi herself, congressman adam schiff, the actor tom hanks, former attorney general bill barr, california governor gavin newsom, and a michigan professor. the -- this all started after his exploration of gamer gate, a massage in a stick attack platform against women, critical of the gaming community. joining me now is -- julia cayenne. juliette, i mean, break this all down for us a little bit here. it's a lot of different conspiracy theories that play. and what is happening now? how do you get from conspiracy theories to this thing called gamer gate, to the no tacking on paul pelosi? >> yeah, so we will start with gamer gate, about 2014 the sort of, you know, online effort to go after attack, undermine, ridicule, all sorts of things. women who were either criticize in the gaming industry or were actually executives in the gaming industry. so what you need to think about, sort of all of these weird things. like a margate as sort of gateway ideologies. none of them sort of stop where they are. they all become gateways to something else. and in this example, you

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so tom hanks is now join library as i mention him because he collects type writers he loves type writers. so let's hear for retrospect -- >> thank you very much for the question. do we have another? we have one in the center here. >> loud speaker so -- it is quite all right -- [laughter] so i'm actually -- daughter hearing a lot their generation -- so some of them are in the room actually and -- i grew up with iphone all of that sort of stuff and oh -- okay. does this help? >> you do have a good voice it did carry -- >> okay. so yeah my question is -- i'm quite young. 18 years old, and we're all adults in this room. but i'm someone who is probably younger than quite a lot of you, but i'm also voting in this country and expected to do all of my own stuff. which is kind of interesting because we're all having this discussion right? but like, i have such a very different perspective from some people in the room and what i always notice isot in conversations of learning and howw the world works people of n olderio generation tend to immediately i have written in my notes they thought up phon

matthew perry's longtime friend, actor and comedian hank as area hank azaria helped him get sober. --t me in. the whole first year i was sober we went to meetings together. and he was such a great -- i got to tell him this. he was just, as a sober person, he was so caring and giving, and wise. and he totally helped me get sober. >> according to people magazine, was perry making a plan to establish a foundation to help other struggling with addiction issues. they say some clothes perry are still hoping to create that foundation, now in his honor. we leave you tonight with some final words from our friend, matthew perry himself. >> i pray to you, if you worry that you are having this problem, or you know somebody that is, raise your hand, find somebody who is smarter than you about this, and talk to them. and be honest about it. because the secrets are what kill us. >> and please, if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction consider reaching out to the national help line at 1-800-662-help.

the release of new images of the targeting of zionist weapons, hanks and vehicles of the zionist regime under the strikes of palestinian and lebanese missiles , and the localization of the remote control security network of a knowledge-based system that manages the water and gas of places with artificial intelligence. he turns on the light so that oxygen enters the house so that no one suffocates. lion i turn off the gas and start calling and sending the name of s to the members of that place so that no one gets killed, god forbid. in the name of god , in the name of god, in the name of god, in the name of god, we are with you in the morning with the news section at 8:00 . we will start the news with the latest developments in gaza. nine palestinians were martyred and several others were injured in an airstrike by the zionist regime on two houses in khanyounus in the south of the gaza strip . five palestinians were martyred and nine others were injured in the pe papadi attack by the jerusalem occupying forces on an area along karram in the west bank. local sources of armed conflict resi

emami, i have to inform you that some of the fuel for the airplanes of the hanks is transferred to the zionist regime from islamic lands. and this is a disaster for the islamic world. mr. dr. saad al-hassanini, you mentioned some strategies to deal with it, which were emphasized in today's leadership's orders , i will talk to you more about this issue, but one point that should be taken into consideration by muslims. and the islamic countries that have mentioned in the leadership's emphasis that it is not only the zionist regime that is facing the oppressed people of palestine as well as the islamic world and is committing its crimes. america, england, france and western allies are also there and muslims should not forget this point in their equations, in their analysis and in their decisions . what is the importance of this topic and this view, mr. doctor? look. the zionist regime is the advanced base of the western world in the region. we saw only... not now. in 1985, an economic crisis occurred in the zionist regime, economic experts america directly came to manage israel's economy

remember, hank the tank? >> yes.i hope. >> hank the tank is doing well. >> we should check in colorado. >> pets bring us a lot of comfort, but sometimes that comfort can be difficult when it comes to getting some sleep studies. studies show that pets help ease anxiety, depression. they reduce stress levels and so it's understandable that you would want that dog next to you. but doctors say sometimes that can mean that it's sacrificed upping your rem. >> you want to get continuous sleep, you want to have good quality and quantity of sleep. you want to get to the deep stage of sleep and rem sleep. >> our dogs mean the world to us, but we need to also pay attention to what we need to and making sure that we put that first, first. >> nearly half of american pet owners say they sleep with their pets. many of those same people report sleep disruptions. doctors say if you aren't able to get seven hours of sleep, you may need to change your sleeping habits. if your pet is in the bed. >> mm some of the biggest names in sports

the actor tom hanks and president biden's son, hunter in opening statements, u.s. attorney sent a pap also intended to target those men. theresa kron, 4 news. >> 8.30 for the time and has a pick continues. law enforcement officials are also bracing for more protests throughout the week yesterday as an example with thousands of demonstrators marching from the embarcadero plaza to the most county center under the banner of quote, no to a pet. now the event involved a coalition of nearly 150 grassroots organization. so there were a lot of different views expressed in that crowd. organizer says the biggest action is planned for tomorrow morning. that's when a pick will hold its ministerial meeting and a gathering of external business leaders from silicon valley who will talk with the attendees there at the summit. >> speaking of a pack of visiting news crew became the victims of an armed robbery this weekend. san francisco police say it happened sunday night right near broadway in columbus. >> the crew told police they were filming when a vehicle pulled up. 3 people go

the american model says hank on, it is not going to arrive until the sun goes down on tuesday afternoonpattern arrives committed is going to stick around for a while with wave after wave of moderate to occasionally heavy rain, and likely this will be classified as an atmospheric river on the lower end of the skill. that is speculative at this point. the weather pattern sticks around through the end of next week. in that timeframe, we showed you the two major forecast models. we are looking at an ensemble model, we take those forecast models and run them dozens of times and average things out, for the sense of the range of possibilities. and both of the ensembles are into getting the potential for an inch and a half to 2 1/2 inches of rain through most of the bay area. regardless of any rain shadow effects. now, keep in mind, this is a long way down the line. and also keep in mind, this is going to be over the course of several days. this amount of rent, stretched out over the course of 72+ hours is not likely to cause any significant flooding threats. something we will keep an eye on ju

ukraine by the netherlands in 2024, said the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the country, hankehe session of the council of ministers of the osce. official amsterdam emphasized that it is ready to support kyiv, i quote, by all possible means, as long as it is needed. at the same time, the czechs announced the allocation of two funds to the ukraine-nato trust fund for non-military aid. the funds will be used to purchase fuel, medicines, and products food, winter clothing and systems of protection against bpp. france will increase the transfer of ammunition to ukraine in 2024. this was announced by the government of the country. they emphasized that support to ukraine will continue. and in the future, among other things, france and ukraine will strengthen cooperation in the defense sphere, as well as logistics between the countries. in addition, ukraine has already received funds for the additional purchase of sau-caesar. the french government noted that they understand the needs of the ukrainian army, and therefore the volume of ammunition transferred will increase next year. mor

helped launch the genre of rap music, and brought us lyrical wizards like biggie, tupac, and chet hanksasn't clear whether sampling was an innovative art form or stealing. but eventually, legal guardrails were put in place that helped set how technology could be used to create art and compensate those whose previous works were being used. it's not perfect, but both sides can get what they want. it's why every time the song "hard knock life" by jay-z plays, those kids from "annie" get money. so they don't have to live in the orphanage anymore. everybody wins! so long story short, i'm not saying we should destroy these ai models. i'm just saying, we also need rules to protect artists and their work. and i am confident we can find a way through this, because artists are resilient. we get knocked down, but we get up again. you are never going to keep us down. when we come back, the incredible margo price will be joining me on the show. [cheers and applause] welcome to autozone. what are you working on today? my car's starting kinda slow. let's see... ♪ just needs a charge. it's free. are yo

not dispute most the evidence and went on to describe a number of conspiracy theories involving tom hanks, george soros, hunter biden, and governor gavin newsom. the public defender says the jury may not believe those things but depape does. she said pelosi was not the ultimate target, a college professor was, and for that reason she argues depape should not be found guilty of the specific federal crime that he is accused of. during a court break a woman who says she is the mother of depape's children told us she believes all of the evidence against him including the videos, are a fraud. >> it is david, yes, it is david in the video. yes, you see those things, but i absolutely believe that this was staged later. >> reporter: tomorrow is a federal holiday. the trial will continue monday. >>> in other news, the white house is saying today israel has agreed to a daily four-hour pause in fighting, this will allow civilians to leave and and humanitarian aid deliver under to gaza. but the military insists while safe passage will be allowed there will be no ceasefire untist hostages be released.

emami, i have to tell you that the fuel for the airplanes of the hanks is being transferred from islamic lands to the zionist regime, and this is a disaster for the islamic world. mr. dr. saad al-hosseini, you mentioned some strategies to deal with it, which are emphasized in today's leadership's statements. also to they pointed out that it is not only the zionist regime that is committing crimes against the oppressed people of palestine and also the islamic world , there are also america, england, france and western allies, and muslims should not forget this point in their equations, in their analyzes and in their decisions. don't worry. what is the importance of this issue and this point of view, mr. dr. rubira, you see, the zionist regime is the advanced base of the western world in our region, not only now , but in 1985, an economic crisis occurred in the zionist regime. i remember in 2002, sharon said that we are an aircraft carrier based in the region, and america does not give us that much money, and this is as a burden to increase aid to america's military and financial account.

so i think i mean, this this place tells a story of those relations and hank, as events took over. and that's why now we have an empty field here as know that 12 of the settlers were were killed in the massacre. george thorpe, the probably would be about 50 or 60 of them living here at the time. so it would have been on quite a substantial scale. so obviously most of them escaped back to to jamestown, certainly brought to an end the settlement here. the berkeley company off the 1620 to massacre carried on and attempted to trade in tobacco through jamestown. but clearly this wasn't particularly successful. a by about 1625, we had no more of it. i think one of the interesting aspects of this colony was the two particular features which which is famous for. the first is that we have good evidence that the promoter of the call, uncle john smith, who was a scientist, not the famous john smith from jamestown, but another one who was the he lived in berkeley and he was a scientist. he communicated with on the possibly who said that he has a particular type of apparatus could cure people f

tom hanks. oh, so tom hanks is now joined the library. but i mentioned him because he collects typewriters. yes. he loves typewriters. yes. so, yeah, let's hear for. absolutely. thank you very much for for the question. do we have. we have one in the center here of of speaker, so. oh, quite all right. hi. i'm actually from i'm from your daughter's generation, you could say, you know, i'm hearing a lot of this is my daughter generation. this is their generation. but some of us are in the room actually, which is kind of interesting. i grew up with iphones and all that sort of stuff and i. oh, okay. does this help? you do have a good voice. they did carry me. okay. so yeah, my question is, i'm young. i 18 years old and we're all adults in this room, but i am someone who is probably younger than a lot of you. but i'm also voting in this country and expected to do all my own stuff, which is kind of interesting because we're all having this discussion, right? but like i have such a very different perspective from some people in this room and wh

the release of new pictures of the targeting of the zionist military equipment, hanks and armored vehicles of the sah regime

they argued their client was fixated on several targets, including the actor tom hanks and california governor gavin newsom. not just a speaker in her role in congress and because of that fact, the federal charges they argued are not applicable, saying that the jury had only one option in this case defined the pap innocent. >> is demonstrating that through the statements that made to the police and afterwards and they're saying he's someone who is unhinged. he's someone who is delusional. and these were not threats that were to be taken seriously. >> following the statements the prosecution got right into their case bringing in 2 of the officers that we're responding to the 9-1-1 call to the pelosi residents. they talked about how the situation at the house quickly escalated into a dangerous situation. the court is not going to be in session on friday, but it will resume next week and the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. >> coming up, several north bay schools put on lockdown today. we have the latest on the investigation. >> plus, the naacp calling for action after racist text message

he said his targets were governor gavin newsom, actor tom hanks, and hunter biden. depape also said paul pelosi was not one of his intended targets. now, he said it was his wife, former house speaker, nancy pelosi, who was the intended target that night. now, yesterday, paul pelosi took the stand. he said after depape broke into the family home, he carried a hammer and zip ties, telling mr. pelosi he would have to tie him up until his wife returned. pelosi said depape attacked him when police arrived. now, we will have much more from inside that courtroom ahead during our evening newscasts. >>> our other top story is the weather, as we're getting a taste of rain in the next 48 hours. meteorologist kari hall has been following it all for us, mostly dry, but it is just beginning. >> it is the first wave of rain mostly affecting the north bay. we are seeing the rest of the bay area getting some breaks in the clouds, and after some early morning showers we're seeing a lot of that rain moving farther to the north. but this is a slow-moving storm system that is really cut

i do think it's important for hanks to have that kind of certainty. cra officers need to know that this deal is going to count and it's also important for communities to be able to come to a bank and say i've got a deal. i need your help. that kind of clarity is really important. we do that primarily in two ways. there is a set of illustrative eligible activities that are spelled out in detail in the rules. really for the first time you can say in the rule itself, here are the activities that count. the second thing is we have set up a process. if a community or bank has an activity and they are not sure whether it counts or it doesn't count, they can come into the bank regulators and show them the project and say is this a cra eligible project and we have a process in place so banks will know in advance and examiners and communities will know in advance this is a qualified project. >> another area that was particularly problematic and the biggest change in the banking industry was the fact that as you mentioned, there was no internet banking in 1995.

match the charges against him arguing their client was fixated on several targets, including actor tom hanks and governor newsom. if found guilty to pack could be facing a life sentence in federal prison. the trial resumes next week. in the south bay. tonight, some community members are asking authorities to throw out all cases associated with a san jose police officer who allegedly sent racist text messages to another member of the department's residents joined the naacp today calling for an open investigation and to decertify officer mark mcnamara so that he could never served as an officer again, a civil rights attorney says mcnamara shot a black man who was risking his own safety to disarm a violent man inside a restaurant. >> definitely asking for the district attorney's office to re review the shooting. okay. i'm do what's right and make sure that officer mcnamara sees his day in court not as officer testifying on the stand, but as a criminal defendant. >> the santa clara da's office says they're reviewing the text messages to see if any affected. the case is connected to mcnamara the