holmes.f you'd like to learn more about the life of oliver wendell holmes, our companion podcast of this program, you can see the little qr code on the screen right now. go ahead and get your phone out, we will leave it up long enough that you can get your phone out and click that and you can listen to the companion podcast. jeff rosen, he talked about the importance of this book, a book that -- was it a book that had a delayed reaction and a delayed influence in american history? host: i think it was -- jeffrey: i think it was, and i want to say right off that his biography is just wonderful, it is vivid and true. if listeners are not quite ready to jump into the common-law, which they should read as well, it did have a delayed reaction, and he is correct that english legal scholars acclaimed it, and boston lawyers, but it wasn't until after holmes joined the supreme coat -- supreme court and became such a revered figure and had a constituency that was rooted in the new republic magazine, wi

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holmes would become a supreme court justice. the book is from a series of lectures he'd given on criminal and civil law and other legal issues, controversial at the time, holmes wrote the life of the law has not been logic, it has been experience. jeffrey rosen, president and c.e.o. of the national postitution center will join us. featuring "common law" 9:00 p.m. eastern. c-span now, the free video mobile app or c-span.org and scan our q.r. code to listen to our podcast and learn more about the book's features. >> on the steps of the u.s. capitol, democrats and republicans gathered to stand honoring israel. among the dead are 27 americans with an additional 14 still unaccounted for. this is about 10 minutes. [indiscernible conversations] >> good evening. josh: good evening, i'm from new jersey. i just want to thank debbie wassermann schultz and leader jeffries for his phenomenal words and efforts in bringing us together this evening

and controversial at the time, holmes wrote that the law hasn't been logic but experience. president and c.e.o. of the national constitution center will join us. monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-spannow or online at c-span dorgan scan the code to listen to our companion podcasts where you can learn more. >> healthy democracy just does president look like this, it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work. a republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, from the nation's capital to wherever you are. this is what democracy looks like.

controversial at the time, holmes wrote that the life of the law has not been logic but experience. jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center will join us to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring the common law on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. also, scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> on the steps of the u.s. capitol, democrats and republicans gather in solidarity for a vigil to honor the people of israel following the deadly hamas attacks. among the dead are 27 americans with an additional 14 still unaccounted for. this is about 10 minutes. >> good evening. i'm josh from new jersey. i just want to thank deborah wassermann schultz for organizing and the leader hakeem jeffries for his phenomenal words and efforts for bringing us together this evening and katherine and our entire leadership team and everyone on both sides of the isle to remember those who lost their lives and, including many americans and to p

siriaa holds a funeral for dozens of people killed in a terror attack a military academy in holmes. meanwile iron strongly condems. collateral sanctions saying they continue to kill patients by barring the country's access to medicine and medical equipment. at north korea slands france is planning to deploy a patrol aircraft off the korean peninsula as outdated dumb boat diplomacy. hello everyone and thank you for tuning in to press tv world news and now our top story syria has witnessed a terrorist drone attack a military academy in the western city of holmes on thursday. a funeral is now being held for scores of people including civilians who lost their lives in the attack. now funeral was held outside a military hospital and homes. the syrian. governments also declared 3 days of national morning, it's condem the attack as heinous crime, blaming it on us back terrorist groups trying to destabilize the country. condemnations are also pouring in from countries including iran, it's also offer condolences to the syrian government, army and people. yemen's anserla movement says attack

books that shaped america if each of the common lie but oliver wendell holmes junior written in 18812 decades before he would become the supreme court justice the book is from a series of lectures he had given on criminal and civil law and other legal issues controversial at the time holmes wrote the life of law has not been logic it has been experience. jefferson president ceo of the national constitution center will join us to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america featuring the common law tonight live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. peers c-span now our freemobilet c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to the companion podcast you learn more about the authors of the books featured. ♪ stands at washington and turtle our life form involving you to discuss latest issues and governments, politics and public policy from washington d.c. and across the country. coming up tuesday morning the hills of michael schnell talks about the latest on house speaker ballots previous tomorrows expected vote on the house floor. university of maryland talks about the latest i

i'm michael holmes. the united nations says tens of thousands of people have fled their homes in northern gaza over the past day or so after israel's military warned civilians to leave gaza city. that's in addition to the more than 400,000 palestinians who were already displaced by the conflict, forced out of their homes by this conflict. civilians who were able to on friday crammed possessions into cars and trucks in a rush towards the south. those without other options walked, carrying what they could. the u.s. has continued to press the egyptian and israeli governments on opening the rafa border crossing from gaza to egypt to allow people to get out and open a corridor for humanitarian aid to get in. meanwhile, israeli war planes kept up their bombardment of gaza and conducted raids inside the enslave, searching for perhaps as many as 150 hostages still held by hamas. the raids are the latest sign that israel is ramping up operations after hamas after the militant group's terror attacks inside israel

after all, it's the gift of sole >> i want to see him happy >> our thanks to kevin holmes for bringingy that was a specialcat case. that poor guy had to work all day in shoes too small for him >> we want a followup. we >>> right now at 5:00, heading to the war zone. the white house confirms president biden will travel to israel tomorrow. we're live in washington with details on the president's plans

holmes would become a supreme court justice. the book is from a series of lectures he'd given on criminal and civil law and other legal issues, controversial at the time, holmes wrote the life of the law has not been logic, it has been experience. jeffrey rosen, president and c.e.o. of the national constitution center will join us. watch books that shaped america featuring "common law" 9:00 p.m. eastern. on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or anytime online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast or you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage of the candidates with announcements, meet and greets, speeches and events. so you can make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or anytime online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we ar

seluk radio, the series of sherlock holmes films and the animation of admiral janang hai, the new season of the wheel program , will be broadcast on sunday, monday and 3rd saturday every week at 19:00 on channel four. expressing the most complex in the simplest language. this program deals with the most important scientific issues and events, technical achievements and events in the world today. could you contact us from the subject? seluk radio show every night hours. raising awareness using virtual space is the subject of this show. the axis and center of the universe is 18 years old, he committed suicide in a sports center. the show of the sherlock holmes series of films is broadcast every night at 9:00 p.m. and the next day at 3:00 a.m. we found a very serial killer. i love this series based on the stories of agatha christie, an english writer. it's a made up crime, this is a probability of 55. you're not playing with numbers, you're playing with me young tautau was allowed to stay on the ship and it is broadcasted by janka and darya salal animation janang hai every week at 14:10 on

you're watching "cnn newsroom" with me, michael holmes. a collective sigh of relief right now after congress narrowly averted a government shutdown, which many were expecting until just a few hours ago. the break through came earlier on saturday when u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy gave up trying to appease the far-right members of his caucus, instead turn to democrats for help passing a stop gap measure. here's what the speaker to say afterwards about the small group of republicans who have given him so many headaches. >> yeah, i've never seen a conference that won't let you vote for appropriation bill, doesn't wan an omnibus and won't vote for a stop gap measure so the only answer is shutdown and not pay for our troops? i don't want to be a part of that team. i want to be part of a conservative group that gets things done. >> republican congressman buck admits 45 days isn't very long to pass the remaining spending bills, but he says it's do-able. have a listen. >> i don't think it's a bad thing to have bipartisan votes on some issues.

holmes wrote that the life of the law has not been logic. it has been experience. jeffrey rosen, president and c.e.o. national constitution center l. join us to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, featuring the common law, monday live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> live sday, november 5, on in-depth, author and former a. a.c.l.u. president joins book tv to talk and take calls about civil rights, free speech censorship and more. she's the autho of "defending pornography," hate" and "free speech" what everyone needs to know. join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, and texts. in-depth, live sunday, november 5 at noon easteron book tv. on c-span2. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington. live and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedi

holmes wrote the life of the law has not been logic, it has been experience. president and ceo of the national constitution center will join us to discuss the book . watch books that shaped america featuring the common law. at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. our free mobile video app or online. also, be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcasts, where you can learn more about thde authors of the books. -- the authors of the books. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span two, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 8 p.m. eastern, lectures in history, the college professor talks. at 9 p.m. eastern on the presidency, a series of discussions of the foreign policy achievements of barack obama and michelle obama hosted by new york university. watch american history tv. i find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work. republic drives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfil

on thursday, several weaponized drones struck a graduation ceremony for army officers, at the holmes military academy. families of the new officers were there when the attack took. according to the syrian government, 89 people, including five children were killed, a uk-based war monitor has put the death toll at 110. syria has declared three days of public morning. condamnations pouring in following the attack in syria with different countries strongly denouncing the terrorist attack in homes. in a phone call with his syrian counterparty ron's foreign minister condemn the attack expressing sympathy with the syrian nation, the uae foreign ministry issued a statement rejected. all forms of violence and terrorism, also in the region lebanon's resistance movement, hezbollah said the attack shows that foreign backed conspiracy is underway in syria, the movement reaffirmed its support for syria and its fight against terrorist palestine islamic jihad resistance movement said syria will remain steadfast in the face of plots aimed its unity, yemen movement said the us and israel are behind al

was it original with holmes and brandeis or their roots back in ancient times? well, i want to take a step back first. with the sedition act of 1798, because i think that really demonstrates that the sort two conceptions of egalitarian, elitist, free speech survived into two american history. so you see that certainly with the sedition act suddenly federalists are saying, well, the first yes, we've adopted the first amendment, but basically we have a blackstone in conception of free speech, you know, prior constraints. but if you say something against the government, you know, you can you can go to jail. whereas as madison at least you know if you read his report of 1800 he writes of meticulous detailed argument in of why the first amendment protects against seditious libel. he specifically distinguishes america from britain where has a much more elitist system america is governed by the people and therefore, you know, seditious libel laws violate that. so that's that that's important. i think those two conception of with us today even in the age of social media

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let's bring in cnn's kristen holmes.t's interesting because former president trump stayed out of everything when it came to the ouster of mccarthy, now he wants to get engaged when it comes to who the new speaker will be, it appears. >> reporter: i think that's the most important part of all of it. he said he didn't want to wade into the drama or at least advisers close to president trump said he didn't want to wade into the drama. clearly he didn't want to wade into the drama on mccarthy's behalf. now he's floating the idea of going to congress while they're trying to determine a new speaker. we're told some gop lawmakers have floated this idea of trump himself being an interim speaker and that trump was intrigued by that. sources that have been with trump the last several days tell my colleague alayna treene, that it's not something he's seriously considering, that he's solely focused on running for president. but he's inserting himself into the story, clearly an effort to make himself part of whatever the story is whe

you're watching "cnn newsroom" with me, michael holmes. a quick update now on the latest developments in the war between israel and hamas. israel says its ground operation in gaza could begin soon as it lines up troops and equipment near the border. you see some of it there. but iran is threatening far-reaching consequences if israel does not stop its attacks on gaza. the u.s. is sending a second aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean as a message to iran and its allies to stay out of the conflict. meanwhile, international aid piling up in egypt unable to get across the border into gaza. egypt says the main rafah border crossing is damaged by israeli strikes on the palestinian side. i'm joined now by dr. richard brennen who is in cairo, egypt. he's the regional emergency director for the world health organization's eastern mediterranean region. really appreciate you being up early there for us to talk. what do you know of the situation in the south now that so many palestinians, thousands and thousands have fled from the north? what

eommon law by oliver wendell holmes follows that.entur huckleberry finn b looking at the impact thatat book had in 1884 when it was written. "my antonia," 1918. "their eyes were watching god,". free too choose, a personal atent by re friedman came out in and the words of cesar chavez, 2002. so those were02 the ten that booktv took from the library of congress list and i will tell you, it took a couple of months to come up with that because i had 14 lists myself that i 14 different lists creating this. >> host: and you public y different books at different times in your life. that's what happens. a book that meant something to you in this period of your life been something a book that really hope people understand things like thend autobiographyf the narrative of the life of frederick douglass. his chapter about literacy and who here we are at thecy book festival, booktv. when he said once i learn to read, i was forever free. and what that meant to him, but it also helped the abolitionists movement to have frederick douglass have this

holds a funeral for dozens of people killed in a terrorist attack a military academy graduation in holmes. ucraying size at least 50 people. have been killed in a missile strike by russia in the region of karkiv. and venezuela has issued an arrest warrant for opposition leader juan gaedo who is currently living in exile in the us. hello everyone, it's 12:30 uh p.m. in the iranian capital, you're watching press tv world news. now top story syrias held a funeral procession for people killed in a terrorist attack a military academy in the western city of holmes. the funeral was held outside a military hospital in central homes, a military band played uh somberly and lined up uh troops gave the salute, the assyrian defense minister was in attendance, general aliabbas said the syria is paying a price for its dignity. and prosperity, on thursday, several weaponized drones struck a graduation ceremony for army officers at home's military academy. families of the new officers were there when the attack took place, according to the syrian government, 89 people, including five children were killed.

held a funeral for people killed in a terrorist attack a military academy in the western city of holmes. uh funeral was held just outside a military hospital in central homes, military band played somberly while lined up troops gave a salute assian defense minister was in attendance general ali abbas said the seria is paying the price for its dignity and prosperity on thursday, several weaponized drones struck a graduation ceremony held for army cadets at holmes military academy. families of the new officers were there when the attack took place. according to syrian uh government, 89 people, including five children were killed. a uk based war monitor has put the death toll at 110. and condemnations continue poring in following that attack in syria with different countries strongly denouncing the terrorist attack in homes. in a phone call with the syrian counterpart, iran's foreign minister condemned the attack expressing sympathy with the syrian nation. the united arab emirate foreign ministry issued a statement rejecting all forms of violence and terrorism. also in the region lebanon's

holmes also one of the connections and then latakiia uh this as the us sees is a threat because this pretty much spells uh the axis of resistance when it comes to the countries that iran is going to connect to. all right let's find out what our guest thinks about this let me bring a bring back ahmad he's a political econom economy and who rejoins us. welcome back economic divide. um, when you take a look at the uh project. it is reported that the u.s. is trying to actually prevent iraq from uh cooperating with iran on this project. uh, some of the news is indicating that coming out of iraq. why would the us target this railway project? what are the matters of concern for the us to you think on this? yeah, if we take into account what. i described as a corridor diplomacy, then you know that corridors act like a chain, and if you control one ring of this chain, it means that literally you're controlling the whole corridor, so and if you also take into account that the main priority of the united states is to control or constrain the huge economy of china, it means that this corridor pl

i'm michael holmes at the cnn center in atlanta.ppreciate your company. >>> the gloom of an expected government shutdown has lifted in washington, at least for now. with u.s. president joe biden signing a 45-day stopgap measure to keep the government functioning and the military paid. 24 hours earlier, it seemed almost impossible that u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy would reach across the aisle, but he did on saturday and democrats helped him get the short-term bill over the finish line. after complaining that critical aid to ukraine had been cut out of the package, the senate passed the house bill 88-9. cooperating with democrats could put mccarthy on a collision course with gop hardliners who have been aggressively calling for his ouster as speaker. here's what he had to say after the bill passed with more than half of the republicans voting for it. >> the bill on the floor in suspension so there's no will that can pass with one party or the other. when are you guys going to get over that it's all right that you put america firs

you're watching "cnn newsroom" with me, michael holmes. a collective sigh of relief after congress narrowly averted a government shutdown, which many were expecting until just a few hours ago. the breakthrough came earlier on sunday when u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy gave up trying to appease the far-right members of his caucus, instead turning to democrats for help, passing a stopgap measure. here's what the speaker had to say afterwards about the small group of republicans who have been giving him so many headaches. >> you have members in your conference that won't let you vote for appropriation bills. doesn't want an omnibus. won't vote for a stopgap measure. so the only answer is to shut down and not pay our troops? i don't want to be a part of that team. i want to be a part of a conservative group that wants to get things done. >> congressman ken buck admitted that 45 days isn't very long, but said it was doable. have a listen. >> i don't think it's a bad thing to have bipartisan votes on smish ewes. i think the democrats are goin

the elder holmes was hardly alone in pondering propriety of his relics. indeed, the invited a fierce debate about what constituted conduct on a battlefield. yet strewn with wounded and dead bodies. even as own morbid curiosity delivered to the field. one philadelphia spectator registered indignation at the sight civilians plundering the shell plowed ground per lining, discarded muskets and other souvenirs. i expressed to many of them my opinion of such conduct. but men who will steal. argued, have no sense. shame. two years later, even president lincoln found himself unexpectedly in the middle of this debate about battle decorum. democratic newspapers alleged that while touring the battlefield with general mcclellan in the fall of 1862, the president had asked close friend and the u.s. marshal ward hill layman. seated beside him in the ambulance that conducted the presidential party across the field to sing the minstrel tune picayune butler, a pious mcclellan purportedly objected. i would prefer to hear that tunes some other place and some other time. the

preparation of 89 martyrs of the terrorist attack on the holmes officer college in syria. the heavy response of the syrian army's missile artillery to the positions of terrorists in homah idlib. president's message to bashar al-assad. this terrorist act is a continuation of the aggression of the sahoonist regime. internalization a strategic part in large industrial machinery. the rotating chain was made in the country with the same quality as the imported sample and at a lower price. another gold medal at the hangzhou asian games. ganjazade defeated an opponent from kyrgyzstan and won gold. by connecting car manufacturers to the after -sales service system, the ministry of transport will provide the possibility to file a complaint in this system until the end of november. in the economy desk , we will check what is the process of complaining about car manufacturers' services in the after-sales service community system? how long does it take to deal with this complaint? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful good day, dear viewers, welcome to this part o

after a frenetic run-through field hospitals, holmes finally located his son. so, he felt the almost magnetic feel of the battlefield. it was impossible for me to return to that massachusetts, he declared, without seeing that . hiring a hack driver to convey him to sharpsburg, the boston intellectual refused to return north without a souvenir. i picked up a rebel canteen, and one of our own, he began. there was something repulsive about the trident and stained relics of that stale battlefield . it was like the table of some hideous , left unclear. one turned away disgusted from its broken fragments and muddy heel caps. ultimately, the senior homes settled for a bullet or two, a button, grass played from a soldier's belt. together with a letter, which i picked up, he explained, directed to richmond, virginia, seal, unbroken. the elder holmes was hardly alone in pondering the propriety of his relic hunting. indeed, the war invited a fierce debate about what constituted appropriate conduct on a battlefield, yet strewn with wounded and dead bodies. even as his own

after a breakthrough field hospital, holmes finally found his son. he found the magnetic lore of the battlefield. it was almost impossible for me to return to massachusetts without seeing that, hiring a hacked driver to convey him to sharpsburg. the boston intellectual refused to return north without a souvenir. i picked up a rubble canteen and one of our own, he began. there was something repulsive about the trident and stained relics of that steel battlefield. it was like the table of some hideous orgy, left uncleared. disgusted with its broken fragments and bloodied stuff. he settled for a bullet or two, a button, and a brass plate from a soldier's belt. together with the letter i picked up, he explained, directed to richmond, virginia, with the seal unbroken. the elder, holmes, was hardly alone in pondering the propriety of his relic hunting. indeed, the war invited a fierce debate about what constituted appropriate conduct on a field yet strewn with wounded and injured bodies. even with his own morbid curiosity delivering him to the field, one p

and his grandfather, who loves him, chooses to believe, elizabeth holmes, who is a freshman, that's your education, a freshman college, she took a year of college. she was actually in the air and tried to explain scientifically, this device because it was about them getting a device. right, made up, there was never a penny of profit earn and he got $50000000000.00. sandbank went free, had nothing burgers on top of nothing. burgers and went on programs in which he was asked by bloomberg. how does this work? and he explained it was a black box. and then his explanation was a pure ponzi scheme. you're going to hear the bloomberg reporters erupt into laughter. and by the way, that's the problem with the modern media. they don't erupt into outrage. the describe it as ripped up all these people. it was a little before it goes, wow, i really think of myself is cynical, but boy, you are really over the top describing this ponzi scheme. and again, there ain't nothing there. and he's so incompetent that even though he has free money to invest, that was he just put it in the band guard. he would be

your screen there, at least 81 people killed in, including women and children in a drone attack on holmeslitary academy uh, most of those killed were cadets, but as we just shared with you, many of the relatives were in attendance because this was a graduation ceremony for those cadets to finish their army training and be inducted um officially into syrian armed forces. but they were slain at their graduation ceremony along with many of their obviously uh relatives, siblings, some of them their sons and daughters and their wives and mothers and whoever else was in attendance along with top syrian brass when you have 81 people killed it's a ceremony graduation ceremony you can imagine uh it's going to basically cover all walks of life people the army brass the cadets themselves their relatives were killed in this active terror carried out by dr strike on this ceremony that took place yesterday in homes province of syria. these are live images if you are joining us of a funeral procession underway in the syrian city of homes and homes province. over 81 people were killed yesterday in a terr

holds a funeral procession for dozens of people killed in a terrorist attack a military academy in holmes

let me remind you that mined drones struck a military school in the city of holmes during the graduation ceremony for cadets. as local media specify, most of the victims and injured are relatives of the syrian military who were invited to the school. the social sphere of the zhitkovy district has grown with another modern house for young families. it's for his employees. built turov a dairy plant, an illustrative example of how a successful enterprise takes care of specialists who have chosen a small settlement in the outback as their place to live. the house designs are atypical; there are two-tier apartments; the top floor is supposed to be used as hotel rooms for guests of the enterprise. the first ones were used as administrative premises. over time , it is planned to equip a gym. the apartment is large, spacious, the renovation is good, we are discussing it. where the nursery will be next to the garden, school, so we are very grateful, we didn’t expect such a gift, a surprise, one might say, everything was very beautifully done, spacious, light, yes, two balconies, we built the hous

holmes, 10th massachusetts son of oler wendell holmes, m.d., boston, and he pinned it to himself. he survives the war, but he kept that piece of paper for the rest of life. first, drew up and fast explns these soldiers tear and there that their identity is would be obliterated expressed with a grim and almost dispatch minute practicality, they confronted the enormity death with ingenious attempts to control at least one of its particulars. if a soldier could not save his life, he hoped, at least to preserve his name and photography. this new medium photography will also allow them to save their face and image of themselves. and so one of the trends that i have seen civil war photography in portrait photography are these images that are sent back home to their loved ones with these phrases and sentiments about, remembering, remembering the soldier when this you see, remember me? this man here has wrien it directly on the image itself. this is another cased image of a soldier, and he has also written this in in his image. side the case of his image, it says when this you see remembe

but holmes, we observed them such as we might be doing just now that won't stay, they won't stay locked into the system and, and there's no and full j 8. no, it's a point of no return. so to speak, so they're observing exactly the same, but i have thought perhaps they would've expected. so to be unfolding so rapidly to be honest with you. and it's what we're seeing and you're now just now because it's the end of our summer at the beginning of the also, which is incredibly, i'm usually home. but we have seen that in the southern hemisphere as you know, in their, in their now the summer periods as well. where we had records in purchasing in latin america as well as in, in south east. ready so it's across the whole phenomena we've been observing only. but once we observe the impacts that they're observing right now, it's not just the heat, as you know, it's all to be extreme melting that the senior being licensed at the moment, it's been really raised. we've been up serving this year, so there's multiple unfortunately criteria that we see that describe these kind of to be points unfolding

something seemed both inside and outside residence. holmes? well we can trust live now to jerusalem, base par and magic from the motto grouping. you'll nathan jaeger, adults case, thank you so much for your time at during. what is it? i'm sure a difficult day. what is this situation? can you tell us in jerusalem as it stands? jew who is relatively calm? we have heard several times the sirens going on in the city and know of course explosions off uh probably the island dome. uh. busy against the records that were fly towards edge rosell i'm and the surrounding areas. but the people are also doing up here in main headquarters station or if we're gonna move them in jerusalem to donate blood. and we have thousands and thousands of people from waiting in line in order to support and help in the needs of blood. but the major effort is in the south of israel the we have been responding to hundreds of calls from civilians. that's for hurts from rockets and from gunfire in multiple communities and the south of israel all over the negative, the west, th