but what were your hopes for her? >> she told me in our last meeting that -- we went to a psychology treatment together and she told me in the last meeting that she and -- have decided that they will get married. unfortunately, we may need to bury them together. not may, we will bury them together tomorrow because of the actions that we have seen on saturday morning. they have just moved to a new apartment where they have refurnished it and decorated it about a month and a half ago. it's an apartment they have wanted to share for many years. they've only been there for a few weeks, and now we will need to see what to do with all of their belongings and all of their future thoughts with us. >> and you do -- does it even now give you any sense of -- peace, of course, the wrong word -- >> no, it's not the wrong word. >> closure to know what happened to have her to be able to bury her? >> first, it does give us some peace of mind. but i want to talk about peace. i was one of the first persons that have employed palestinia

[bird tweets] [hopeful music] [water splashes] [hopeful music rises] [hopeful music continues] [water burbling] [seagull screeches] [hopeful music continues] [water burbling] [hopeful music rises] [water burbling continues] [hopeful music continues] [water burbling continues] [seagull screeching] [water sloshes] [hopeful music continues] [wind whooshing] [utensils clink] [fire crackling] [hopeful music fades] [insects chittering] [seagulls squawking] [chisel tapping] [water trickling] [birds chatter] [chisel tapping continues] [chisel tapping continues] [sand scraping] [bird squawks] [water trickling] [water trickling continues] [insects chitter] [water trickles] [reel clicking] - it's one of those things that, like i said, people freak out all the time, but i don't necessarily have to catch fish, you know? just being out here, man, it makes me feel great just being out here. when i was, i think it was like when i was five is when the first time i got a chance to see my oldest brother earl play football. and my oldest brother lived with my grandfather, so he got to go to a suburban sc

we are hopeful. we hope that too and we — fine. we are hopeful.appreciate you - fine. we are hopeful. we hope that too and we appreciate you talking l fine. we are hopeful. we hope that| too and we appreciate you talking to us, stay safe, thank you for bringing us your perspective. i should explain that we will be bringing you an array of voices from across israel and gaza throughout the day, as we bring you all the very latest of what is happening on the ground in this conflict but also try and understand the reasons behind it. and this conflict, the antagonism, the emotions that go back many, many decades, too. it isa it is a complicated picture with lots of voices coming to you over the coming hours on bbc news. let's show you some of the key images we have from this conflict. i think we can bring you rockets, some dramatic pictures of rockets, that are being fired from gaza into israel, streaking across the sky. several thousands were launched early in tel aviv. several thousand were launched early on saturday at tel aviv — and also other town

how did you get the hope that you sold your apartment?his was your only apartment, the only apartment, i was deceived by scammers, they said that this was... a fictitious deal, then they would register me, give me a contract, all the documents, i would be the owner of this apartment again, as a result i sold and there was nothing left, let’s try to figure it out in more detail, how did you even run into scammers? they called me from the central bank and said that there is a real estate agency, there are scammers there, and you will help catch them, as it were, i didn’t have any bad thoughts, when you received this call on your phone, i think it was at the end of may, i don’t remember exactly, were you told what you need to do next? and then i need to go to the real estate agency, which is located across the street and offer your apartment. i went to the agency, a friend came who looked at my apartment and seemed to be going to buy it, but i collected the documents for a very long time, it was about a month, the telephone scammers called a

i feel some hope — conference, do you feel hope?rence, do you feel hope? i feel some hope and the fact that - conference, do you feel hope? tf~i some hope and the fact that the united states which in recent years step back from the region are stepping in very determinedly and anyone home —— in one way providing help and the benjamin netanyahu restoration is not always been a friend of the joe restoration is not always been a friend of thejoe biden administration and it is good to see how the administration puts aside this from benjamin netanyahu and the need to make sure it still does not escalate this conflict beyond reason. ., , . escalate this conflict beyond reason. ., ., reason. people are speculating as tri -s reason. people are speculating as trips marshal— reason. people are speculating as trips marshal at _ reason. people are speculating as trips marshal at the _ reason. people are speculating as trips marshal at the border - reason. people are speculating as trips marshal at the border when l trips marshal at the border wh

lieutenant hope knew the name.n who seaman had been found 12 years before in the body of lavender doe. >> he was arrested. he was brought into the gregg county jail. >> two detectives questioned burnett, he admitted killing felicia. but that wasn't all. >> he started talking about the girl he killed and burned several years ago. >> a burned girl. ? >> by the way, detectives called hope. >> you are on the way home? >> it must have been good to hear. >> didn't take me long to get back. >>i just let him talk. he said if it happened yesterday they left no detail out. >> that's when i went down and grabbed a rope, but around her neck. it took seconds. >> she never saw it coming. a rope around her neck. it only took seconds. >> as soon as i choked her, she just quit moving. >> he confessed to killing her, but there was something else. >> personally, i don't know her. i think her name was ashley. >> he thought her name was ashley. he wasn't really sure of that. >> just the first name, ashley. maybe. but even if ashley was

the hope _ be based on hope not to fear. the hope of _ be based on hope not to fear.m and peace in europe — putin's imperialism and peace in europe. the hope of leading again on international development with my friend _ international development with my friend lisa mandy. the hope of a britain _ friend lisa mandy. the hope of a britain reconnected four hour security, _ britain reconnected four hour security, for our prosperity these are the _ security, for our prosperity these are the winds of history only a labour— are the winds of history only a labour government can sail, and delegates, — labour government can sail, and delegates, i make this promise to you today, — delegates, i make this promise to you today, if we win, you will no longer _ you today, if we win, you will no longer be — you today, if we win, you will no longer be embarrassed by our leaders — longer be embarrassed by our leaders. labour's mission driven government will make you proud. and we must, _ government will make you proud. and we must, so _ government will make you proud. and we must, so we

those hopes, though, for now, still hopes, not yet successful. ibrahim and his wife and their two young sons, age 11 and 7, evacuated northern gaza when israel told civilians to leave. they complied and fled to the south. and now they wait and wait. here's the update that ibrahim shared with us today. [ speaking in a global language ] [ speaking in a global language ] [ speaking in a global language ] >>> that was ibrahim dahman, our cnn producer who is in gaza tonight hoping, hoping to be able to leave. joining me now lieutenant colonel, international spokesperson, a familiar face to our viewers. colonel, i appreciate your time. you obviously heard from ibrahim dahman on there. you heard from that doctor. i know that there have been strikes there. it is south of the original evacuation point that the idf had urged all gazans to go past for their own safety. obviously, though, there have been strikes there. is that something that's going to continue, is that now an open strike zone as far as the idf sees it? >> hello again, erin. thank you for ha

so i hope they are thinking, i hope they are thinking, i hope they are thinking about my children, you the pictures over there, you know, so when they make their big decisions, put their heads up and see my kids, you know, looking back at them, and i want them when they wake up in the morning to think about my kids, you know?— kids, you know? which forces specifically. _ kids, you know? which forces specifically, which _ kids, you know? which forces specifically, which war - kids, you know? which forces| specifically, which war rooms, israel's warren? {lit specifically, which war rooms, israel's warren?— specifically, which war rooms, israel's warren? of course, and hamas. israel's warren? of course, and hamas 0n _ israel's warren? of course, and hamas. on both _ israel's warren? of course, and hamas. on both sides - israel's warren? of course, and hamas. on both sides can - israel's warren? of course, and hamas. on both sides can you i hamas. on both sides can you know. whoever makes these decisions, if it is to use children as bargaining chips, what to do all sorts of horrible things

i hope that we will go - worry. i hope that we will go inside. ., ., ., worry. go inside. ., .,w ., , inside. into gaza? that will be tou~h inside. into gaza? that will be tough fighting- _ inside. into gaza? that will be tough fighting. we _ inside. into gaza? that will be tough fighting. we are - inside. into gaza? that will be tough fighting. we are ready l inside. into gaza? that will be i tough fighting. we are ready for inside. into gaza? that will be - tough fighting. we are ready for it. of the bodies _ tough fighting. we are ready for it. of the bodies will _ tough fighting. we are ready for it. of the bodies will have _ tough fighting. we are ready for it. of the bodies will have to - tough fighting. we are ready for it. of the bodies will have to be - of the bodies will have to be identified. their murder was without doubt a war crime but what about the palestinian civilians israel is killing in attacks on hamas? all armies have obligations under the laws of war to protect civilian life, even in war zones. share laws of war to protect civilian life, e

i hope my dear iran will always be proud and witness daily progress. sampadi students from 10 provinces were the guests of khuzestan. 20 female students from elite and talented schools from different provinces attended this camp. qazvin mazandeh , islamhar city. we are from qom province, from ostad alvard. we are the second oil-rich country in the world. it is a journey in the form of camps for the path of light-hearted progress. we want to know that we are going to continue on the path of kia . the second day of the trip started with sailing on the shores of nirgun in the persian gulf, with vessels built by the engineers of the third naval force of the islamic revolutionary guard corps , the marine corps of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. mr. bastan, after seeing this report, let's go to the statistics of the camps paths of light and sending students to war zones and years of holy defense and let's see that since 70 unofficially. that the rahyan noor camps have officially started, how many students have we sent to these areas, and how many stud

we have talked a lot about how you produce hope.t cover here, of the labour conference. there is a kind of rather austere keir there, and if i turn a couple of pages in, there is happy keir. which one do you want people to take most seriously? both, but i think it is the happy one that people focus in on, that is the one they have not seen quite so much of. which brings me back to where we began, about the potential that it doesn't work out. david blunkett, the former labour home secretary, said, actually, this is going to be an election like the one that the leader say you admired the most, harold worsen, the most, harold wilson, 1964, coming after 13 years, tory government, lots of evidence in the opinion polls, that people had enough —— harold wilson. but what happened, do you remember? it is not a number i'm aiming for by any stretch of the imagination. a majority of four. yes. this is the tendency that we have the plug from the past and pretend that the circumstances... his conclusion was that keir starmer needs to provide hope

i am of the view this is the right thing to do and i hope _ this is the right thing to do and i hopee andy will also see that as well. ., ., y., . ~' hope andy will also see that as well. ., ., i. . ,, ., well. how are you getting back to whenever you _ well. how are you getting back to whenever you are _ well. how are you getting back to whenever you are going - well. how are you getting back to whenever you are going becausel well. how are you getting back to - whenever you are going because there are no trains today? i am whenever you are going because there are no trains today?— are no trains today? i am staying up north and will— are no trains today? i am staying up north and will be _ are no trains today? i am staying up north and will be back _ are no trains today? i am staying up north and will be back on _ are no trains today? i am staying up north and will be back on the - are no trains today? i am staying up north and will be back on the train l north and will be back on the train on sunday— north and will be back on the train on sunday and i got the train up here— on sund

back.— people and our “0b is to give people that hope hack.— that hope back.ues in the shadow- that hope back. some of your- colleagues in the shadow cabinet are maybe a bit less guarded when it comes to predicting that you are going to win the general election next year. is that what you see this conference as? i next year. is that what you see this conference as?— conference as? i have not heard a sintle conference as? i have not heard a single person _ conference as? i have not heard a single person said _ conference as? i have not heard a single person said that. _ conference as? i have not heard a single person said that. if - conference as? i have not heard a single person said that. if you - conference as? i have not heard a single person said that. if you go| single person said that. if you go out and — single person said that. if you go out and knock on doors and you hear people _ out and knock on doors and you hear people say— out and knock on doors and you hear people say how fed up, frustrated and worried they are, and you try to convince _ and wor

those efforts can create unity among _ hope those efforts can create unity among those — hope thoseong those who _ hope those efforts can create unity among those who are _ hope those efforts can create unity among those who are fighting - hope those efforts can create unity among those who are fighting in i among those who are fighting in iran, _ among those who are fighting in iran, in— among those who are fighting in iran, in order_ among those who are fighting in iran, in order to— among those who are fighting in iran, in order to achieve - among those who are fighting in i iran, in order to achieve freedom, equality— iran, in order to achieve freedom, equality and — iran, in order to achieve freedom, equality and democracy. - iran, in order to achieve freedom, equality and democracy. it - iran, in order to achieve freedom, equality and democracy. it is - iran, in order to achieve freedom, equality and democracy. it is not. equality and democracy. it is not easy, _ equality and democracy. it is not easy, but— equality and democracy. it is not easy, but i— equality and democracy.

there's lots of evidence to say that people need to lose hope to act. [♪♪♪] "when hope goes, action beginst have to act. [♪♪♪] i'm not saying that's the only dynamic, but it is a dynamic, right? obviously there's another dynamic, which is you're really miserable, you have some hope, and then you act, so you know, that's got things going for it as well, but if you, you know, if you want to... mm. it's complicated. so your message is entirely about failure, it's about negativity. it is, in a way, i suppose a howl of rage and despair. that's right. it is. and you think that is, uh, a message that the people of the world and the political leaders of the world are going to respond to? yes. and the reason why is because when people go through depression and rage, they come out and decide to do things. [♪♪♪] [bowman] in rivers in east australia, fish that are 100 years old have been killed, and then i learned of a community group that's heroically trying to save some fish by pumping oxygen into the water. on the one side, you could say that it's an absurd pin prick to a catastrophe, but on the ot

of sparking change. >> community gave me hope and that's what i hope we capture with this film. >>>tephen colbert is back on television for his first >>> art and activism often go hand in hand and that includes a new film from a bay area ballet dancer turned actress. betty yu spoke to misty copeland about her effort to highlight one of our region's biggest issues in the hope for a fix. >> hi.i. good evevening. >> repeporter: from the stagage the e bibig screen, world renow ballerina misty copeland is in the limelight as actor and producer of a short film called "flower" which was shot and set in oakland. misty plays rose, a dancnce teacher r who supppport ailing motother. the two struggled to keep their home. she befriends a street dancer who renews her hope for the community. what's it like for you to be here in the bay area? i know it was shot during the pandemic. >> it's unbelievable because we made this film for the community. we thought a lot about taking the idea of a classical ballet and what that would look like, you know, in modern times focused on a commununity ththat i th

that is certainly the hope. this was always _ through? that is certainly the hope. through? that is certainly the hope. this was always a kind _ through? that is certainly the hope. this was always a kind of— this was always a kind of experiment, to see whether the mechanisms that have been devised between israel and egypt and with the international agencies, whether those mechanisms really stand the test. there are a number of tests. 0bviously, test. there are a number of tests. obviously, the need to get adequate humanitarian supplies to the palestinian population. the need to address israel's concerns that this aid does not fall into the hands of hamas. egypt's concerns that nothing is going to happen in gaza is going to lead to a flood of palestinian refugees out over through that rafah crossing and into egypt. many, many anxieties, many concerns. butjust in terms of today's shipment, 20 trucks, just 20 trucks, the two weeks the gaza strip has been under an unbelievably strict siege. no water, food orfuel, and the situation with half the population on the move h

so i there is no hope without a vision. so i want — there is no hope without a vision.resent — cardiff. and now we live on and i represent my home island and i am determined — represent my home island and i am determined our home nation has to be viewed _ determined our home nation has to be viewed as— determined our home nation has to be viewed as one. that is one key belief— viewed as one. that is one key belief that _ viewed as one. that is one key belief that guides my vision. urban or rural, _ belief that guides my vision. urban or rural, north or south, they are not divisions, they are just different— not divisions, they are just different tones of one nation. not welsh _ different tones of one nation. not welsh speaking or non—welsh speaking, just people, stakeholders and our— speaking, just people, stakeholders and our nation's future. and let me address— and our nation's future. and let me address that — and our nation's future. and let me address that issue directly. we know the charge _ address that issue directly. we know the charge sometimes levelled agains

so, so more input from the side that most the hope that this institutional mechanism would bring. and then we already heard some kind of reaction from indigenous voices regarding these emerging results. so i've talked to a lot of the regional people here in perth today. this was the last states that voted in australia. and they, they are deeply disappointed that their hope was really that this would have been a chance to turn things around and would really just have to look around. this is an extremely rich country process, a very rich city. but if you looked into the real communities of original people in the, in the heart of the country, you have extreme poverty there. and how to, to, to change that, that but, and to change that, that, that was the hope on the part of these people. and then adjust the moments ago, the prime minister albany is here. i can see that that, that, that boats has been lost and he made clear that now a new way forward a needs to be found in unity. but clearly that is that it's not what else trained that needs so that the solution for these people can be

i'm not sure they have got it yet, they are hoping they get it tomorrow. ., «a it yet, they are hopinghanks very much. we will hear again from nick— tomorrow. thanks very much. we will hear again from nick later _ tomorrow. thanks very much. we will hear again from nick later in - tomorrow. thanks very much. we will hear again from nick later in the - hear again from nick later in the programme. as the discussion around hs2 continues, we have a dedicated programme with a number of experts available to answer any questions you might have. that's in your questions answered at 5.30pm bst on the bbc news channel. get in touch by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or on social media using the hashtag #bbcyourquestions. plenty of time to get your thoughts on those discussions. we have business news coming up in a moment. don't go away. hello. here is the satellite picture from earlier on on the edge of the screen is the weather front that swept across the country last night and put the thunder and lightning. tonight another weather front, this time reaching the north of northern ireland and wi

so i hope we hope that it sparks it sparks a re re recognition of what makes this place so special. and that's the people and everything they're doing here. i mean this is a place where people come with big dreams and big hopes and they make it happen. they make it happen here. >> they certainly do. i'm curious as to how you hope that locals see the ad? obviously, we just played a decent chunk of it here on getting answers. i know it could potentially be up right now in some bart and muni stations, but do you plan to advertise with institutions like, you know, i don't know, abc7 news, for example? >> sure. i mean that's what's great about this campaign is i think it it it can go anywhere and everywhere and wherever you put it. i think it can, it can spark an invitation for people to tell their own stories again. and i think ultimately success for us is people putting it all starts here in their own store window, in their own home windows and getting businesses that are here to not leave here and to get new businesses that are looking for a place to put down their roots, to start. >>

i'm giving them hope in god. during this time of loss, the patriarchs and heads of the churches have a significant religious and moral duty to provide assistance and shelter. despite the pressure from the israeli government, the destruction, especially of the magnificent church and the hospitals, will not deter us. we seek justice for the palestinian cause, so i appeal to the world to grant the palestinian people, freedom and independence by establishing a states which will bring peace to the middle east and the entire world's v. as a religious leader, i implore the world's leaders in the name of the holy spirit, to enlighten their hearts and minds to work diligently for peace. we appeal for peace as violence begets violence and war spawn more wars. so many palestinians hoping to escape the ongoing ideas it starts on making their way to southern gaza but even that they. 1 risk of falling bates, him to s, right? the way we can see crowds of motives gathered to take part in funeral processions for those killed. and

you said you are living on hope right now. i | you are living on hope right now.in the attack as well. how are ou? �* ., ., ., .., injuries in the attack as well. how are ou? �* ., ., are you? i'm doing good. i came all the way over— are you? i'm doing good. i came all the way over here _ are you? i'm doing good. i came all the way over here to washington i are you? i'm doing good. i came all the way over here to washington to j the way over here to washington to try to persuade the world to listen to me and to do the obvious thing, which is let the families be to gather, my children are innocent, my wife is innocent. it's such an obvious thing, everybody knows it. i've come here and i got so much support from the people over here in washington, get congressmen and senators and just people. they come and some recognise me and just give me big hugs. a lady came today to the hotel and she prayed for us. we all prayed together. so i think everybody knows this very basic thing about innocent children, they should be with their dad and my wife should be with their dad

that things will get to them and will have some hope to survive and will have some hope to survive and i believe if they are assets they will take care of them. i wonder i they will take care of them. i wonde ., , ., , wonder i wonder if you believe the israeli government _ wonder i wonder if you believe the israeli government will _ wonder i wonder if you believe the israeli government will potentially i israeli government will potentially put to— israeli government will potentially put to your parents in greater danger. — put to your parents in greater danger. i— put to your parents in greater dancer. ., put to your parents in greater dancer. . ., ., ., ., put to your parents in greater danuer. . ., . . ., . danger. i am not aware of what the undercurrent _ danger. i am not aware of what the undercurrent is. _ danger. i am not aware of what the undercurrent is. i— danger. i am not aware of what the undercurrent is. i don't _ danger. i am not aware of what the undercurrent is. i don't think - danger. i am not aware of what the undercurrent is. i don't think that l undercurrent is. i d

just briefly, are you hopeful— community. just briefly, are you hopeful that _ community.u hopeful that that can i you hopeful that that can happen anytime soon, that the politicisation? i happen anytime soon, that the politicisation?— politicisation? i am hopeful that we will _ politicisation? i am hopeful that we will start _ politicisation? i am hopeful that we will start seeing i politicisation? i am hopeful. that we will start seeing much more aid, the us has appointed a very capable diplomat to do that, yet i am unfortunately not hopeful because i see this conflict going on for weeks, if not months, to go. and as usual, civilians will pay the biggest price. we usual, civilians will pay the biggest price-— usual, civilians will pay the biggest price. we will leave it there for now. _ biggest price. we will leave it there for now. i'm _ biggest price. we will leave it there for now. i'm sure i biggest price. we will leave it there for now. i'm sure we'lll there for now. i'm sure we'll be talking to you about this again. thank you so much for joining us. it's been a bus

i hope they do. i tribute at north end. it will be l touching. i hope they do.nchester united supporters fanzine. he explained what sir bobby charlton meant to the fans. main stand at old trafford is named after him. his statue is outside the ground alongside two other great players, george best and denis law. all three were european footballers of the year in the 1960s, and sir bobby charlton wasn'tjust a great player with incredible statistics, appearances and goals, but he saw some of his closest friends die in the munich air disaster, and he survived and he helped lead manchester united. the recovery, the rise back to being cup winners, league winners and european champions, the first english team to be so in 1968. so i've been speaking to some of his former team mates this afternoon, people like brian kidd, and they were extolling his virtues as a footballer, one of the best players in the world, and lived an incredible life and a huge figure in the history of manchester united. and that's why you see in the outpouring since news of his passing. —— you are

which is to live three with hope -- live free.— want which is to live three with hope -- live free.as made it clear it will not accept the calls for a ceasefire. if this war continues, what will arab states do? you have israeli diplomats in your countries, a peace treaty with israel. what kind of leavers can you use if a call for a ceasefire continues to be rejected? t use if a call for a ceasefire continues to be rejected? continues to be re'ected? i think not 'ust continues to be re'ected? i think notjust jordan _ continues to be re'ected? i think notjust jordan or— continues to be rejected? i think not just jordan or the _ continues to be rejected? i think not just jordan or the arab - continues to be rejected? i think| not just jordan or the arab world, the whole — not just jordan or the arab world, the whole world will have to do whatever— the whole world will have to do whatever it takes to stop this war. if whatever it takes to stop this war. if israel— whatever it takes to stop this war. if israel continues... whatever it takes to stop this war. if israel continues. . ._ if

., ., ., ., hoped? you can say that again! it was a big swing — hoped? you can say that again!hoped? you can say that again! it was a big swing against the - hoped? you can say that again! it was a big swing against the snp i hoped? you can say that again! it i was a big swing against the snp on record, 20% swing to labour, and there were particular issues in rutherglen and hamilton west, but the general run of opinion shows that the snp is heading for a substantial setback over the next election, perhaps losing at least 15 of its mps in the next general election. and that obviously is not going to be a good reflection on the policy, which is supposed to be that if the snp gets a big majority then westminster will have to negotiate, westminster will have to negotiate, westminster will have to negotiate, westminster will turn around and say, you have had your de facto referendum, you have lost seats, so let's not talk about independence any longer. let's not talk about independence an loner. �* let's not talk about independence any longer-— any longer. and let's talk about some

not because of hope. because hope cannot be the reason.e when there are times when hope pays off like 2020 and early 2021, where all sorts of garbage could roar higher because there was so much easy money and so many credulous investors looking for easy wins. but the moment the fed took away the easy money, that whole playbook blew up in your face. and anyone who kept buying stocks, especially on margin or with borrowed money basically got eaten alive. >> the house of pain! >> bottom line, it pays to be realistic in this business. so prepare yourself for corrections. bill pullbacks are like rain. they're inevitable. and whatever you do, don't make stock picking decisions based on hope. you need to invest in the real world, not in the fantasy land. let's go to denise in massachusetts. dennis. >> caller: dennis, dennis, yes. >> dennis, how are you doing? >> caller: i'm fine. i'm glad to talk to you over here. >> you're very kind, dennis. thank you. >> caller: i have a question real quick if there are any common mistakes or pitfalls that peop

so he gave me really great hope.ildren free. so i think we have made a really big step in that sense, going over there to this great man and i really hope that, you know, in a very short time this problem will be solved. this short time this problem will be solved. �* , ,, short time this problem will be solved. a ~ ., , solved. as you know, there is the possibility _ solved. as you know, there is the possibility that _ solved. as you know, there is the possibility that we - solved. as you know, there is the possibility that we could l the possibility that we could be seeing the start of the next phase of israel's operation going into the gaza strip. what are your thoughts on that, cognisant of the fact that your wife and three children could likely be in gaza?— likely be in gaza? well, you know, i likely be in gaza? well, you know. i hope _ likely be in gaza? well, you| know, i hope that everybody likely be in gaza? well, you i know, i hope that everybody is doing the right thing, and, you know, but i know they are

i former captain alan shearer are hoping it can continue.- hoping it can continue.hink initially nothing _ hoping it can continue. i think initially nothing like _ hoping it can continue. i think initially nothing like this - hoping it can continue. i think initially nothing like this was l hoping it can continue. i thinkl initially nothing like this was in our thoughts at the speed at which it has happened. 0ur our thoughts at the speed at which it has happened. our only thought was staying in the premier league. the spring of dimension has lifted so powerfully and quickly and in a positive direction for us i think my only sort of thought is to try and keep that momentum for as long as we can. if) keep that momentum for as long as we can. 1: , ., , ., keep that momentum for as long as we can. i, .,, keep that momentum for as long as we can. 11, ., ., keep that momentum for as long as we can. i, ., ., ., can. 20 years, that is such a long time and the _ can. 20 years, that is such a long time and the fans _ can. 20 years, that is such a long time and the fans have _

there is no hope for the outcome of the zionists other than defeat in the courts of the world. come to know that now that there is still a chance , we will not forget you . we are all the walls that are crumbling at the time of sedition in the evening, and we are the dawn of the earth. if everyone remains silent, our cry is that of our brothers, despite the conspiracies of our brothers. we gave you a breath, o holy one, you are still our ideal, so much that we did not cry for a moment in your sorrow, we still have our eyes. after, in fact, the hospital in gaza was attacked and bombarded by the zionist regime on tuesday night. various rallies condemning the zionist regime were held all over the country. today, a rally like karbala in gaza will be held all over the country. in order to have more details about this rally , we invited mr. mousavi motaghi, the general manager of the organization's culture. awqaf, i will come to the sab salam program studio, haj, good morning you are very welcome, my servant. i offer greetings and politeness to his highness and the respected viewers

i sincerely hope they will. i think. i sincerely hope they will.e is— support of the scottish people, then there is absolutely no reason why we can't kick— there is absolutely no reason why we can't kick the tories out of number 10. . ., . ~ can't kick the tories out of number 10. jackie baillie, a veteran of scottish politics _ 10. jackie baillie, a veteran of scottish politics and _ 10. jackie baillie, a veteran of scottish politics and a - 10. jackie baillie, a veteran of scottish politics and a good i 10. jackie baillie, a veteran of i scottish politics and a good way, thank you very much for talking to us on bbc news. there you have it, a majority of seats in scotland. quite incredible really when you think about it. yesterday morning, labour had one seat in scotland. they now have two and you have just had the deputy leader of the scottish labour party saying they can win the majority of seats in scotland in one year's time. yes, wow, that was a really, really interesting thing to hear. let's look at the general election next year. the indepe

and that's what my hope is.i have to say the american government, the administration every single person that embassy, u.s. embassy has been wonderful. they have been so supportive, and so transparent and trying so desperately to help us and i also spoke personally to president biden on friday. and spoke personally to antony blinken, and i really feel that america from both sides, whether republican, democrat it doesn't matter. we're americans. and we're together in this. and i really feel the support. will: yeah. we know rachel when you talk about your hope i hear you are hoping for humanity on the other side of that gaza border, of course, our hope in -- great or powers of power of prayer and god and you have ours a well. thank you so much, rachel. >> thank you. will: more coverage of the war in israel, next. ♪ ♪ at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you, and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell

i hope in three months we have the final uh engine blocks and then assemble the other parts, because we do the maintenance of the major overhall of the engines before for imported engines, for imported engine blocks, no the engine the in. are working over the locomotives and when the time is ready we have to do the major we have the test device for doing the test and we can measure we can measure some parameters for the what we do in the measure h right because of that hope in three months we have the complete enginee okay here's hoping we'll be able to see the first trend with domestically made engine block and engine as a whole uh sooner rather than later. thank you very much for the information moving right along. not all cables are built the same and so we're here at yahoot cable manufacturing company where they've where they make uh cables that are meant for heavy industries and in particular rail. and transportation industry when it comes to uh subway trains that are powered by electricity uh so different cables obviously have different levels of resistance to heat. when you th

is that something you hope to see? >> i hope to see that, absolutely.nk this is a tremendous amount of effort from the administration, alongside with other players on the scene. i think our family are in intense and constant contact with the germany government. since three of them are actual duel citizenship with germany, and we are in touch with them right now to do exactly the same, to apply the pressure, to influence the leadership of hamas to immediate return. hopefully other countries will join the effort, and we'll be able to see results as soon as possible, and that will bring an end to this war, they will release the hostages, absolutely. we do not want to see any more civilian innocent people getting hurt on either side of the border. >> dori roberts, thank you very much, if you hear anything, please let us now. we are all hoping for you. >> thank you so much, poppy. >>> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is supporting president biden's call for congress to bundle aid to ukraine. they can't move forward without a speaker. they don't appea

i hope that i am. i hope he gets as a lot of that from home. i hope he from school. i hope he gets him from his church. that we are not in a post-racial society, that we and thank god we're not right. and so if you have ideas, share them with me. i think it's that we now learning i don't have the answers, but i know what i was what i what happened to me was not dancer. yeah. could you just then say what it was that turned on or made aware that you needed to start talking about it? what me aware was running away from mississippi because i thought it was broken. it would never change. and that's why i think memorials are important that we realize they can change. and we rise to societies and communities change. but i learned that from learning from the till generation and learning about civil rights movement, learning those stories, how young people did make change in mississippi and then giving me hope to actually stay here and make part of that change. okay. thank you. yeah. our next question. hello, my name is michael woo. i'm a zocalo member from los angeles visiti

hold hope in the face of. hope in the face. of uncertainty. the audacity of hope. in the end, that is god's gift to us. the bedrock this nation. a belief in things not seen. a belief that there are better days ahead. believe that we can give our middle class relief. and provide working with a road to opportunity. i believe we can provide jobs to the jobless homes, to the homeless and reclaim young people in cities across, america from violence and despair. i believe that we have a righteous wind at our backs and that as we stand on the crossroads history. we can make the right choices and meet the challenges that face us america tonight. if you feel the same energy that i do, if you feel the same urgency that i do. if you feel the same passion that i do. if you feel the same hopefulness that i do. if we do what we must do, then i have no doubt that all across country, from florida to oregon, from washington to maine, the people will rise up. they will rise up in november. and john kerry will be sworn in as. and john edwards will be in as vice president. and country

i have a fervent hope that it will be - fervent hope that it will be remembered that the rights of children in every circumstance no matter who or where they are, and the right to safety, the right to services, to receive life—saving assistance, this is paramount. i really hope these diplomatic initiatives work but time is of the essence. civilians, children in gaza, do not have much longer to wait especially with the constant air strikes and shelling and the risk to them, this year numbers of civilian casualties that are piling up is testament to the critical situation happening in gaza right now. critical situation happening in gaza riaht now. g ., ,., ., critical situation happening in gaza riaht now. g ., ., right now. jason lee from save the children, thank _ right now. jason lee from save the children, thank you _ right now. jason lee from save the children, thank you for _ right now. jason lee from save the children, thank you for updating i right now. jason lee from save the j children, thank you for updating us on the situation from ramallah. around the world and across the uk, thi

i really hope we are, i really, really| hope we are, i really, really hope we are, i really, really hopeent study that we exist, we either have two sets of winners or two sets of losers and we are currently losing in the current status of what the world is now. ., ~' status of what the world is now. ., ~ , ., status of what the world is now. . ~ i. status of what the world is now. . ~ . ., now. thank you so much for shafint now. thank you so much for sharing your _ now. thank you so much for sharing your experience i now. thank you so much for| sharing your experience with us. ., ~' sharing your experience with us. ., ~ , ., since the bbc started reporting this investigation, mikejeffries' lawyer issued a statement saying: "mikejeffries is 79 years old and retired. in years past, he has chosen not to comment on media reports, documentaries and stories of any kind as they relate to his personal life — and does not plan on doing so now." �*the abercrombie guys: the dark side of cool�* is available in the us on bbc select and the seven part podcast, �*world of secrets: season one: the abercr

, the hope of the hard road.—by—step with working people, all of those through the barriers in their way, the secure foundations of their feet, resolution as our guide, we can get ourfuture feet, resolution as our guide, we can get our future back. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. hello there. so far this october, we've been building in some pretty big contrasts in terms of rainfall. parts of the south haven't even had a single drop of rain yet, whereas across northern scotland, aboyne in aberdeenshire, we've already had 113 millimetres of rain. that's already more than an average october. and of course, we're only a third of the way through the month. then we had these temperature contrasts on tuesday — 26 degrees in writtle near chelmsford in essex, just 13 in lerwick, behind a cold front across the far north of scotland. and over the next few days, as that cold front pushes its way gradually southwards, we are going to see those temperatures drop away. and certainly by the time we get to the weeke

i hope you've all enjoyed it and uh i will see you in the next week. the headlines at press tv israel military launches fresh and deadly air strikes on the besige gaza strip as deft toe from resistant groups attacks on occupied territories source to 800. iran slams western country support for israel as unacceptable stressing the palestinians right to defend themselves. and people across the world take to the streets to voice their solidarity with palestinians in their battle against the israeli aggression.

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hoping to finish off the dog, i air.uld have liked the committed ground forces into this situation if they didn't feel it was absolutely necessary, because of course, the highlight, as well as hamas getting killed, is going to be a fair number of israeli casualties. they're king to avoid that as much as i possibly can. ., to avoid that as much as i possibly can, ., ., to avoid that as much as i possibly can. ., ., , ., to avoid that as much as i possibly can. ., ., ., ., ., ., ., can. how do you do that? how do air strikes, can. how do you do that? how do air strikes. ground _ can. how do you do that? how do air strikes, ground incursions, _ can. how do you do that? how do air strikes, ground incursions, and i strikes, ground incursions, and densely populated areas, how do you go about protecting civilians? weill. go about protecting civilians? well, it's very tough. _ go about protecting civilians? well, it's very tough, and _ go about protecting civilians? well, it's very tough, and the _ go about protecting civilians?

, some kind of hope?at is really happening in the country, you will notice what kind of stuffing there was, what real information there was, it is real, it is not you and me came up with it, it was the poles who found it, the europeans found it, and all this was brought to the attention of people , having seen all this, all this political kitchen, the poles thought, maybe it’s time to figure out their own a little own country? well, it’s interesting, of course, what the consequences will be frankly, well, summing up the phenomenal opacity of the polish elections, i want to ask only one thing, in your opinion, the world, the european union, including, they will be interested in the fact that the poles’ votes were stolen, so, let's break this question down into two components, first, will the world be interested? no. second, will europe be interested? yes, provided that tusk and company fail now. create a coalition alternative government, then this topic they can raise it, but nothing more, well, and still,

i hope they are together.gine because it is too difficult and these are the times when i break and i do not want to break right now because i want to break right now because i want to break right now because i want to keep hoping for my mother and my brother, and i'm holding hamas responsible and i think the international community should hold them accountable for this. we are trying to get medication to the elderly or to whoever needs them, we are trying to get names, but when i stop to think about the conditions they are being held in, we don't know if they are underground, overground, we don't know if they are together. i don't know how long my mum can survive without her insulin. i try not to think about it because it is just too devastating for me. i have lost my brother, there's nothing i can do about it. all i can do is bury him. both myself and my brothers are british citizens and the british authorities have been in touch with me and i deeply appreciate that but we are waiting for answers, basic answe