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we driving through several kilometers, around 13 kilometers from the town of adice until the town of ib where we are standing right now, all along the way was kind of quiet, we just heard uh right now sounds of uh of fire exchange and it seems that uh hazballah or the resistance has targeted more devices uh for the israelis in one of their posts in the abbad post uh and in as a result the israelis of course shelled the outskirts of the village the town of audi of course in this... town here in haniba specifically, this is where one of the places where you can see is vast open territory where the israelies have used basically vend their anger uh and throw their bombs into these areas since they're not all inhabited now in the face there's the uh i think we could probably get an idea there's a lot of fog of course the weather would be difficult for us to be able to get a clear picture of the israeli post but that is the al-sadah post uh that is one of the posts that was hit by the resistance several times actually and it is considered one of the most strategic um points for the israelis w

most people with autism have ibs and this can affect during races.get over this. for example, ijust ran the london marathon in 2 hours, 57 minutes and 33 seconds and i wasn't distracted by the noise and the crowds. we have to go together because we bring different things to the party, we bring different things to sam's experience. tony's his coach. tony is making sure he's, you know — he's his manager, he's booking things, and arranging travel and sorting all of those things. and then, in the background, there's a whole other set of things that need doing in relation tojust making sure that, you know, he's got his right, normal nutrition alongside his sporting nutrition. that he's got his right kit and all of these kind of bits because some of those things a typical athlete would just get on with those things themselves. we have to do a double check. we have to make sure. we're having to do the, kind of, logistics and the scouting it beforehand. with autism comes a set of gut issues and we have to make sure that he's going to go somewhere where he's

it, a literal fetish , so i'm not sure that, by the way, this registry will appear, and according to ib functional, that everyone who needs it will be able to work with it there, well, and i want to return to what we started the conversation with, actually, that the ministry of digitalization actually distributed this, this brochure, or instruction, through its own telegram channel, isn't it ironic that the minister of digitalization uses a russian network that, for example, the head of intelligence of the ministry of defense says is actually a tool. which intelligence services of the russian fsb? well, i completely agree with you, there are such obvious questions, what is the problem, or maybe indeed, as fedorov blurted out at one time, the importance of cyber security is somewhat exaggerated there, maybe he never changed his mind, i don’t know, well, your opinion, whether it is possible or whether it would be an effective step, for example, to limit the activity of telegram in principle in ukraine, in our country they say that this is impossible, i remember your opinion, i don't belie

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out ballot to every address every person registered to vote, they have a real problem with election ib she change your residents or just voting registration. >> like i said, i think she has a property in california, you were when hillary clinton ran for senate for new york, a state she never lived in. senate is a place to make a lot of money, not necessarily represent your state's interests. larry: gregg jarrett, what are qualifications for president. who knows who can run. dpimcrats, they pull this stuff, time and again. i never hear republicans doing that. i never hear about that does this make gavin newsom look goofy. >> absolutely does. in her own bio, butler said she is a residence of maryland, og, that was just scrapped overnight. and just yesterday, she reregistered in the state of california, the problem is the qualifications set out in the constitution and says you have to be an inhabitant of the state from which you are choic chosen, but does not say how long what that means, she will probably skate bay. by. larry: if i pitched a tent on the beach in california and slept ther

they say that's the case because they say that in this strike, they were able to kill ib rim biari, the commander of hamas' central battalion. he was not only responsible for the october 7th terrorist attacks but also because he was in command. forces of hamas fighters in northern gaza, who have been confronting israeli forces in that expanded ground operation that was launched five days ago. what we're also learning is that biari appears to have been in those underground tunnels beneath these residential buildings alongside other hamas fighters and that when israel struck that site with some kind of munition that was able to penetrate the ground, the idf says that the the other buildings around it collapsed because of the underground tunnel system, and effectively putting the blame on hamas for embedding itself in civilian populations as you look at the civilian death toll here. now, israel claims that it takes extraordinary precautions as it relates to civilian casualties. but we have watched, wolf, over the last several weeks as the death toll of civilians when you look at children i

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you saw in response to the ib accurate information about the hospital bombing real upheaval in the west bank, in lebanon, you know, keep in mind hezbollah on the northern border of israel has 150,000 rockets. if they decide to unleash them, that could overwhelm the sophisticated iron dome and integrated air defense systems they have. realize in 2006 when there was a war with hezbollah, they got hammered by israel and we reassessed several times after that the increasing amount of damage. so i'm not sure they want to get into it, but it's not impossible. you have to be concerned about it. >> the region is different than in 2006. there has been a realignment of the players, new leaders, several the players right now, does that add to the risk right now? >> certainly it does. and iran is frankly probably delighted to see all the trouble going only i this stoked it, they fund hezbollah, hamas, the shia militia in syria, houthis in yemen. and all of these could do something. you saw actually three drones interpreted headed towards u.s. buys in iraq. we still have several thousand soldiers th

. >> may be ibe will follow up. i'm going to stay away from the questions of issues related to other theaters and discussions of allies and partners but what i will say about this question of what is the events in other parts of the world mean for our policy s and strategy in the ino pacific and as it relates to the prc which is we have a 2022 2022national defense strategy wt is described as the department's challenge that remains true today, we have a presidential budget request for the department that reflects that strategy. a strategy driven budget, and we have been in addition to those investments developing new operational concepts relevant to the region. we have been developing a more mobile distributed lethal and we've had a better year in that regardas over the last 12 montha lot of great work in concert with indo pay calm from japan, the philippines down through australia and in the meantime, we've been deepening our alliances and partnerships in the region and to a t the key alliances and partnerships in t

delbene, what concerns me the most about the va.gov ib errors is that it took the v.a. years to notice that i want you more about your internal review of the causes but first and foremost how are you going to prove their ability to detect and solve these problems in real time. >> thanks for the question i'm going to pass this one to charles worthington our cto and have them take that one on. >> thanks for the question. we are working right toprpr urgy to create a comprehensive review of each of the products va.gov offers the we can get a real-time sense of the error rates with all of the downstream services reintegrate with two delivery of food feature. something we learned as a result of this incident and we don't have at fast if you don't identify these issues as a occurred and that's what we're really focus on with his first priority of getting better monitoring setup. we have made a lot of progress on that goal since we announced that to you all. all of the benefit application forms are now in this dashboard with a great sense of what the success rate of each of tho

ibs is they eliminated that terrorist cell in a chamber below that mosque and seized weapons print is450 palestinians have been arrested by the idf in the west bank. we saw positive news on friday with a couple of american hostages. natalie and judith raanan being released. that was welcome news with the sadly very large community of people who have family and loved ones now held hostage in the gaza strip. however, i talked with jonathan whose son is missing and presumed to be one of the hostages. he is not optimistic the release of the two americans is necessarily good news for his son. he believes that that tactic by hamas. >> is moved by hamas' were calculated. in terms of when and who was being released. i do not think it's an indication of any kind about what is going to happen moving forward. with the other hundreds that are still being held. it's a part of their attempt of psychological warfare for the israeli public. >> trucks and bringing aid to the gaza strip from the egyptian side have been mired in politics. we have heard the 17 trucks delivery did indeed make it into the

yy brother was a british arm colonel, retired last year, 37 years in the army come served ib iraq, afghanistanught urban conflict against people who wantedn to kill everyone. my brother and my sister's husband's are the, british army colonel, same deal iraq/afghanistanryon and. they are concerned about what israel does here.ni they are extremely wary ofst abo watching a full-blown invasionis of gaza. they completely understand these desire to wipe out hamas. t i get that. i thino wipek they should be eradicated. the question is how best to do this. a full-blown ground invasion --s if you look at iran --ti theirfl motivation, hamas' motivation.-- they want to kill as many jewish people as they can, wipe out israel. iran, the samemas'.sh what's best-case scenario for them?fo this was all heading to peace in the middle east.dd even the saudis were getting into bedle with the israelis. that's why they have done this sau gnow. a horrific such scale that they knew they would goad the israelis into potentially overreacting. now, what's a proportionates reaction tino -- what was october 7th? i don't k

ib. don't think it's asking too much for members of congress who are making money from the taxpayers who are going to washington to serve their country, okay, during this time when i'm doing this job i'm not going to bet on the stock market. >> okay. so one of the other things that -- one of the other ways to invest is owning property and very much enjoyed your details in the book about the affordable housing crisis champion on the house being rental property owners.gh share a little bit of that. >> so land is -- insider information on land so this goes back -- there was a story in the book about former speaker of the house who, you know, bought up a whole bunch of land before a big highway was going through. he had earmarked in a budget or something. so this goes back forever, rightment. >> that's sorr corrupt. >> yeah. >> compared to being member of congress where you own buildings where condos are rented, right? >> this story is more recent and it has to do with the squad and thisis is

so this politician's either a liar or he's dum ib. >> and he also says no biggie. you know, i don't know why thisi has gotten so much attention. i was literally just in a rushyg to go vote. and that's all there was. are you afraid of any repercussions either from leadership or from legal even? i mean, listen, i take lead for what i did, you know? but like i said, i was in a rush to go vote. and yoinhing to u know, investin will sort everything else out. >> oh. fire marshal jamal obstructed an official proceeding. e marssame thing as jan sixers e charged with and now facesaces 30 years in prison. well, he served time, of cours0 e not. when you're up against, anything goes. that'sen you'r right. jamal's office said pulling the fire alarm is the last shoug republican goes.s should y about. >> they should worry more about in their ranksld. s in >> aoc agrees.r she says fire marshal jamal wasa trying to escape probably from . their fire for filing a motion to expel a member who, in a moment of panic, was trying to escape a vestibule. give me a break, wolpe said. >> fire

over to paul fritz and the panel and the special guests include students from commack high school, the ib program as well as our students in the honors college, this yandy program so we are so delighted to have the students here with us. you heard yesterday and a lot of the perspective of panelists in terms of how impactful the obama administration and tenure was to the lifetime of people who really consciousness was being raised during that administration. so we are really excited to hear from today's panel which we will start off with foreign- policy and driving in this morning off the top of my head, i was thinking about sort of reenergized by yesterday's conversation at all of the things that the obama administration had to deal with. some of the poor and policy topics that were top of mind. today, quick memory. that memory is fading but two wars, the cairo speech, arab spring, osama bin laden, benghazi, reestablishing diplomatic relations with cuba and the iranian nuclear deal just to name a few. those of us who have jobs where we think we are pretty busy and we have a lot to deal wi

little do they know that one of the key tactics ibs teaches us is creating a minimum of a five foot firencombustible fencing. >> think of it like your moat you are keeping wildfire and embers away from your structure. >> this time lapse video shows a fire ignited along a fence between two structures. watch as the fire never reaches the home on the right because it can't pass through that metal fence, the wooden fence on the left, however, acts like a wick of a candle bringing the fire directly to the house. and now they've built a home just for us. you can see there are two distinct sides here. one has this wooden mulch outside. do you see a wooden deck or wooden siding? the other side is a wildfire prepared home. these are fire resistant sidings. so you can see the metal in the deck, that fence, the part that actually touches the house that is also made out of metal. and you can see this hardscape going all around. so under the supervision of the richburg fire department, we fired up those ember generators and they allow me to step right in their path. and in just minutes, these embers

you see, ibe doublf you work pa at both burger king and wendy's.joe bide andn counts you twice.s two jobs and a third of the jobs. 96,000 are in leisure and hospitality. that's like bartenders, hostesses, waitresses. not really careers. >> now, what about full timejob? salaried jobs? no wwe lose lostt 22,000 of th. >> not a time for celebration joe. this is a straight up scandal. brian greenbers g is the co-host of the big money show. how do they get away with it? well, nobody in the financial press outside of fox business opens up the hood and says, what's really going on? go hand the jusust president 330. he's happy to have it. by the way. it's a good numberhand tops at e headline. the scandal is he doesn't even havethe sc to lie because everys carrying his water for , him all the way up to the podium. have we always double counted? >> h time jobs? >> you know, we could do gangbuster numbers if everybody had two part time jobs. o we could have a million new jobs a month. well, we've always double counted multiple we ha job hold, but we just have

guests include students from comac school, the ib program, as well as our students in the hofstra honors college, the and e program. so we're so delighted to have the students here with us. you heard yesterday a lot of the perspective of panel this in terms of how impactful obama administration and ten year was to the lifetime of of people who really consciousness was just being raised during that administration. so we're really excited to hear from today's panel which we'll start off with with foreign policy and driving in this morning just off of the top of my head i was thinking sort of re-energized by yesterday's conversation and all of the things that the obama administration had to deal with, just some of the foreign policy topics that were top of mind, to me, quick memory. as i get older, that memory is fading but two wars. the cairo speech, the arab spring, osama bin laden, of course, benghazi reestablishing decent diplomatic relations with cuba and the iran nuclear deal, just to name a few. so those of us who have jobs where we think we're pretty busy and, we have a lot to deal

i can't tell you that the last seven months you've been there that ibe can't -- has been very, very encouraging and we hope that the information provided by gao, which are not touch points but guideposts, will be taken seriously. not only that but reviewed periodically with gao to fight up if, in fact, things are indeed working. it's a i tough road to hoe but some is scheduled do it and it looks like you were it because we recognize we can't be without the irs in this country and yet we all know that we wanted to be better each and every year to one of the ways to do that is to make sure that it is properly funded to be able to do those sort of things. it's been on the record for some time now that irs has improved customer service to its constituents. we all know it's not perfect. we still get those phone calls and offices. our staffs still have worked for months and months to work at trying to mildly satisfy and bring about resolution in cases, but i'm glad to report that is getting better. irs is opening both permanent and pop-up taxpayer assistance centers to help communities. and trust me,

ib down 27.hey did buy back 1.5 million in the quarter and gorman did talk about the environment being mixed. take a listen. we'll get to that in a second. but they did point out as well, clients, big percentage of their assets in cash or cash equivalents and that some of the m&a announcements will begin to pay off in the next quarter. >> there's no way to escape the lack of deals, so investment banking we knew was going to be weak. it was week on a year over year basis. i think the wealth management side missed a little bit. they beat on the final print. as of june 30th, the estimate was like 156 for morgan stanley. it comes in 138 beating, so that's been the dynamic where you have had this down scaling of expectations and then they manage to beat it. so it's a decent performance but the idea of clients staying in cash, morgan stanley not making much off t-bills when it's in the client accounts, and things like that, it's, you know, it's sort of a similar story. it's -- the fixed income trading

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ib revenue is 1.9 billion dollars, series of small beats.beats. it's not the gloom but the angst that's been out there. jonathan: consumer spending still ahead of last year, things are healthy but slowing. what is the take away from the banks we've heard from so far? tom: my take is the banks are not homogenous so far. the industry has blown up. lisa: my take is they don't know when they are trying to massage investments. small beats but beats nonetheless of slowing and things will not be perfect maybe confirming the soft landing. jonathan: in line with what we heard from a series of banks last week including j.p. morgan and prevent for credit losses one point $4 billion. more provisions for credit losses and if you're worried about the future -- tom: on worried about the next quarter. jonathan: i don't think they can offer much clarity for next year. this seems to be the trend. tom: we have the perfect guests to dive into this. in a bar in vermont, they looked up algorithms and it's a relative change of where you are in history. he is the c

community organizations with all my fellow parishioners at saint patrick church and supervisor safai and ib boket represent. look forward to announcements to come as we celebrate filipino heritage next month; and thank you supervisor dorsey. madam clerk, please go to our special order 3 p.m. board of supervisors sitting as committee of the whole item 21? >> committee of the whole is host a public hearing on the laguna honda hospital strategy for recertification and submission of closure and patient transfer and relocation plan and request department of public health to present. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues we are sitting as a committee of the whole to discuss laguna honda hospital strategy for recertification and submission of a closure patient transfer relocation plan for which obviously we are all aware we have very good news. supervisor melgar will as she has in the past take the lead on these discussions. supervisor melgar, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much president peskin and colleagues. it is good news. you have all read but not quite there yet and because this is such

ib said biden's recent statement amounts to washington's unwanted confession that the israeli regime is fake one. he also says israeli brutalities are a glaring example of war crimes. and pro-palestinian rallies have been held across the world to demand an end to the bloodched in gaza a mid the regime's brutal aggression against the besieg territory. protests were held in belgium, france, germany, denmark, poland and other parts of the world. لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله الله the ways that the israeli occupation is using to fight against education in palestine are not limited to the prevention of building and developing the educational institutions when the israeli occupation bombs empty ajacken places this destroys the classrooms, despite the hard conditions and the crippling sie on gaza, i advise all male or female students who study at university to continue with studying, we are nation that deserves to live indeed. what is the truth? how can i reach the truth? what is the price of reaching the truth? when you're faced with these questions, it's like your trappe