por su parte, el grupo hezbolla acusó directamente a israel complete crime against the civilians.aró hoy como el día de la lucha contra la mortalidad entre mujeres embarazadas. es que fíjese usted que en promedio en california una nueva madre pierde la vida por una complicación relacionada con el embarazo. esto es cada 5 días. por eso esta iniciativa se enfoca en concientizar y también alentar la participación activa en la salud y con esto facilitar el acceso a los recursos para las madres, las mujeres embarazadas y también sus familias. vamos a esta otra información porque cuentas diferentes para adolescentes. esta va a ser la nueva estrategia por parte de instagram para garantizar la seguridad de los menores que utilicen esta red social. catalina pérez de armiñán habló con varios padres de familia, quienes nos cuentan si consideran que esta medida podría ser beneficiosa para los menores. una nueva actualización para los usuarios de instagram indica que desde hoy todos los menores de 18 años que se registren en la plataforma tendrán cuentas privadas y los usuarios ya existentes s

gaza war or conflict began after october seven massacre in southern israel, in order went out by hezbollas people not to use mobile phones in case they were sabotaged. the reason for that is that a bit of history here, back in january 1996, someone who was known as the engineer, he was the chief bomb makerfor known as the engineer, he was the chief bomb maker for hamas and he was assassinated by israeli intelligence with an exploding mobile phone. people have always been a bit wary of those, yet what happened this afternoon was the almost simultaneous determination of these devices, these pagers, that had been used by hundreds of hezbolla notjust fighters, but medics, officials and others, they appear to have been tampered with at some stage. they had been ordered relatively recently, in some cases only received in the last few days. israel is not commenting on who might have been behind it.— been behind it. before i ask ou the been behind it. before i ask you the next _ been behind it. before i ask you the next question, - been behind it. before i ask you the next question, i - been behi

on earth are they going to defeat hezbollah in lebanon, they face far greater challenges there, hezbolla is much better armed despite what they say about hitting all these targets, they really have not been able to produce the uh the retaliation capacity resistance so far, so i don't think it's of course uh netanyahu has been talking about the need to attack iran. the north americans for decades really, nothing's changed there basically, but i don't think there's any anyone in the israeli military any direct attack on iran unless they were backed up by thes in nato and just curious as to what uh the uh day after is going to look like whenever that happens and if it happens anytime in the near future and uh what i'm trying to say here is uh what would uh stop the israeli regime? from continuing its onslot and what would stop hezbollah? we know that uh, in terms of hezbollah, it has said that if israel stops this genocidal onslaught in the gaza strip that it will stop, but aren't we beyond that point given the high death tool that has happened? yes, i think so, and uh, really, i think also

in the way they have, by basically and what did they do, they they they sabotaged lot of the the hezbolla coms networks with all these walky talk. they blew up and and what not and um pages, they attacked the leadership that many of the commanders of hezbulah have been attacked and there's been a wide spread for israeli strike on these civil cilian targets, well hez bull has absorbed all of that and they've thrown it back, they've fired rockets back and they're still firing rockets all over israel, so clearly whatever shock and all uh the israelis were trying to do do was more of a way of getting equal and opposite reaction from hezbollah, because if hezbolah were to... what israel does, the the absolutely terroristic, i mean in fact that was the biggest act of terrorism ever, certainly this century, but certainly in my in my knowledge, i can't think of a more widespread act of terror than getting into people's gadgets and their their devices and blowing them up regardless of whether they are children or not around, that is terrorism, that is the definition of terrorism, but if is hezbola

hezbolla on israeli forces have exchanged fire in a fresh series of tit for tat attacks along lebanon's southern border with the occupied palestinian territories. the resistance group has talked at israely military positions while the regime targeted populated areas. our correspondent mariam sal joined us earlier. from beirot with more details, the head of the upper galilei uh committee has called on the military spokesperson to give authentic news and not to deceive the israeli public and terrorize them as he said or put fear in their hearts as a result of his statements. so the spokes person spoke about the fact that there were drones, suicide drones from hazballah side that landed in elite hashahar and said that they landed in the settlement, whereas the truth of the matter is that hisbullah targeted those drones directly towards the military but base. hez statements are very accurate so far, they have said that they targeted in elite hashaha specifically, they launched a swarm of zones in order to retaliate for the attacks on the town of frun. we know that there are valleys over the

they have people ability, mean i've been starting to study how they how they've been targeting uh hezbolla members and they can track and follow people the just by picking up one link or one person who was with them? and if they happen to be on modern smartphones etc, that's it, you're gone, you're you're your toast, they can pick up voice uh, you know, your your voice um uh footprints even from uh these these remote controls for tvs, so we ought to be very, very vigilant now, there needs to be a recognition that the access of resistance is standing for the protection of of global uh uh sovereignty and individual sovereignty. "and i think we need to link up that narrative more and more because what we're doing is isolating lot of our narrative around the the the the targeting and the the the tyrany against poor impoverished people which is an absolute immediate necessity, but there's a broader targeting that's going on which is just which is just as bad and worse and it could be much more globally uh you know rolled out as well, so i i'm all for an alternative..." new vision, new system, i

almost simultaneous detonation of these devices, these pagers, that had been used by hundreds of hezbollahey appear to have been tampered with at some stage. they had been ordered relatively recently, in some cases only received in the last few days. israel is not commenting on who might have been behind it. since this news broke, there's been large numbers gathered at hospitals and other places, fit in with what the lebanese authorities have seen in regard and the injuries, they are seen 2750 people have been injured as well as a dead, and in terms of the fatalities, that number slightly unclear. hezbollah talking about three people, including a young girl, others in the afp news agency court that has been assisting eight people have died, but clearly what we are seeing is large numbers of casualties of people hurts in these attacks, and worth me just repeating what hezbollah has said in the last little while, because as well as the various investigations that have been doing, they are seeing clearly know they are blaming israel for these pager blasts across lebanon and have also said th

. >> reporter israel and hezbolla. >> all right. we're having some technical issues with that.we move on to this right now. two fundraisers over the weekend in california appear to have paid off for the kamala harris campaign. between the fundraisers in the bay area and la. the campaign says it raised $55 million. both presidential candidates have turned to the bay area for campaign cash. donald trump was here just a few weeks ago for an event in woodside, but didn't know exactly how much that event raised. it was a private event. well, as the eyes of the country turn toward the upcoming presidential election, some candidates are already looking to 2026 for democrats running to replace governor newsom as governor, participated in a forum in san francisco yesterday hosted by the national union of health care workers and the l.a. times, eleni kounalakis. betty yee, tony thurmond and toni atkins tried to make themselves stand out. with over two years to go until the election. >> it is time that we truly put patients over the profits that health care companies seek to gain every si

you know, he's trying to defeat those murdering killers from hamas and hezbolla and they threaten himll the time about withholding equipment and all that stuff and when he's trying to do the right thing and destroy these killers. host: frank in texas. this is richard in california, independent. what question would you ask? caller: hey, i'm asking as a veteran. i was in the military from 1968 to 1972. i know a little bit more about the system. i want to ask trump, pumpkin head, what happened to the documents that went missing? the top secret documents that went missing? where did they go? what's they intend to it? were they going to return or has he already sold them or giving away to hide more credit secrets that he has? and if i can ask one more question. host: what's the second question there, richard? caller: does he have anything -- to say other than stupidity? host: the moderators will ask that question? caller: kamala would debate to an empty podium and come up with -- they it wouldn't make any difference whether we're there or not or if she gotted in an empty podium because he