it can true it's facing now was on anywhere from $5.00 to $7.00 friends, isabella and what what what, what's the overall game? yeah, exactly. um, so they gave me a good 1st of all, what is what we are going through the year. and the reason is because this of this rec, trish selfish, neither on the mt off is right. this is the 1st uh there. there is something that political i left and political theory has to focus on, which is the public support has been locked. i mean, this rate is not target seems to be a place is also a vacuum. mr roy range is right, and it's telling you things to being in places because to medium areas because they want to uh, let's say, uh, get rid of the public support that has the have. and this is not something would never happen. the history, 20062000 is a proof of that. if you go to the other side, which is israel, is that it has never had public support as needed. and the pro is the demonstration. i'm not going to go through the demonstrations and the, let's say political conflicts inside of this entity, although i, after what they call, winning, or victory

from our kansas city affiliate, isabella ladon has the story. >> we're hear tore to serve tha hot mealkansas city is known for. that's what operation bbq relief has been doing for weeks in florida, north carolina, south carolina and tennessee. >> i can't do a lot. i can't help them find a house. i can't help them get shelter, necessarily. but, you know, i can ensure that they can have a good, comforting hot meal. >> reporter: stan hays says nearly 600,000 meals have gone out, following the back-to-back hurricanes. >> we've never had four locations that were doing the number of meals that we've done. >> reporter: partner companies back in kansas city helped restock efforts in between helene and milton. >> that, to me, is one of the greatest things that you see in humanity coming together as neighbor neighbors helping neighbors. and that's something that never gets old. >> reporter: but the operation is far from over as they plan to stay in florida throughout the month. what they need now is another set of helping hands. >> i would trade dollars for volunteers today, so we didn't tax eve

isabella's father died in the bataan death march, which is a really big event that happened in world war. 2. and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war. she says that as a filipino woman, she wants to let young women of color know that representation is. >> important in every medium like video games. >> all right. well, it rains. so it's a decent time to stay inside, play. video games are do whatever you want to do. we have couple. couple storms may be lining up this week. >> yeah, lawrence, i think staying inside, maybe even some might trick or treats right from a halloween. yeah. enjoy. some of that can be but yeah, it's going to be cold to you. want to bundle up outside. we've got some cold storms rotating in toward the bay area right now. and it looks like looking to get going overnight tonight. it won't be long now before that rain begins to make its way into the north bay. then that whole system going to start to slide the south overnight tonight. sfo so far. so good. you're loo

as i feel dean is widely been seen as the lighting successor of his blood chief, the husband, isabella. and isabella was assassinated last week and is really, is strike and they were 7 sub or let's go to laura con, she's joining us from the root. laura, we've seen a, some of the images coming out of a route around multiple strikes. what do we know about who the is really all me was targeting? you're right, there have been around 20 strikes just in the area of a root alone, 11 of those. but in the southern stop upsets about 7 columbus has from where i'm standing in the house of baby roost. it's just to the south and the majority of them were in da here we have seen many as strikes that before. but we know that is writing media has been reporting the hashem itself is dean. was targeted in that strike. now he's known to be possibly the next leader all has below. he's certainly in the upper echelons of his bus. so this really goes to show that these writers have been previously targeting the top minute tree. officials inside has buller but they've, they've generally left alone and the top

isabella, isabella, cardinal, gustina, and when i was a child i had a favorite grape that my dad broughte from tashkent, it was called lady fingers, yeah, that certainly came off, now, by the way, there are a lot of them. as many as five varieties grow on his hacienda, and you, we have more, more, more, but samara is further south, yes, yes, yes, we have more, no, well, not only because of that. for some reason we suddenly took up it, they ripen one after another, so that one ended, another began, like this here is a passing happiness from the first days of august, now all this continues to mature, well, let's talk about the beneficial properties, yes op, that means for the youth of the skin, well in this case it may not even be about vitamins, in the so-called polyphenols, of which there are a lot in grapes. i remember some smart word, now i'll tell you pobrahme, resfiratrol, oh yes, resfiratrol is a flavonoid contained in grapes, about which they now talk a lot, write, because in its time... a lot of bioactive properties of this substance were discovered, in experiments, for example, r

right, we can park live now to academic isabella is i don who joins us from damascus. isabel, what are your thoughts on the international reaction so far to israel is attack? do you think israel will be held accountable? um, before asking whether is israel will be held accountable. we have to check with the status is on the of the, the other countries like the american, the, they made for more than one time the, the iranians in the world know that they have no part dissipation. on whatsoever of any kind of to be involved in this kind of a talk that is right. yeah. and how long should i gave the it on? and 2nd of all, if you would have checked like it was in vain. i mean, this kind of talk has made all the attempts of these raise to normalize its relations with other are a work. i don't know when some our country, especially those in the, in the gulf and the close to you on, has made their attempt, has faded to, to make these countries to begin be something i don't, these are eighty's. we have seen a lot of statements made by them. some of these countries like saudi arabia and others, a

has been rocked by another night of explosions, as israel presses ahead with its attacks against isabella. israel says it has now killed some 440 of the militant groups fighters during its bound incursion into 11 on. this comes as israel prepares to mark the anniversary of a mazda is terror attacks against israel on october 7th, which spar it's military operations. meanwhile, has bo says it launch attack drones at an is really based south of hyphen journalist. still amana is in baby, and she gave us an update on the strikes in the lebanese capital. this really is continuing its air strikes on the side of the supper. saucier them the silence of the favorites. earlier today, like she building to the hospital. and this will come off the very heavy night, the pricing we have here the most violent so far when it comes to targeting favorites. so as you well know, these really your me seems to have killed some 440 heads full of fighters during its ground incursion into 11 on what's has bullets saying about the fighting in the south as well as the publish the statement saying that it carried out

revolutionary guard, said the assault was in retaliation for the recent killings of him boss and isabella leaders and his really military operations in level known and gaza. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu cetera, and made a great a mistake. no more, but like we will uphold the rule. we have to set scott, whoever attacks us, we attack them. this holds true wherever we fight the axis of evil to the television. tehran has warned israel against hitting back, threatening another response of its own, which many fear could push the middle east closer to a wider war. earlier i asked sean shake from the center for strategic and international studies in washington, dc. how israel's air defenses send it off this attack within israel's missile defense architecture, there's actually a lot of different systems iron domains. one system that is designed primarily against the smaller rockets. but you also have the david sling the arrow systems. and so it was likely a combination of these more sophisticated interceptors that were actually used against the ronnie and missile tax. alright, and al

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on the process of a cease for and, and that is 1st of all, because international pressure on both isabella and israel has not worked to any significant extent as yet. neither israel nor his bullet seemed to interest at the moment in entering into negotiations about ceasefire. and on top of that, we also need to remember that the amount of money negotiated at this conference is relatively minor. it is of course, necessary to cover the very basic needs of the loved needs that have been displaced due to his radio tests. but if we look at the situation and the money that people recover, nothing on, on the long term basis of these uh, 500000000 yours is really on the mind. as some of this report has estimated that the amount of money that needed to be covering that most economy amounts to $72000000000.00. so seen in that context, the plants money here is it's not really a very big a political bargaining shipped. i'm talking about money in germany for example, that splits the next uh, 96000000 euros. ensure that are in a for 11 that you have at the same time, we have just learned that it has dra

>> isabella. >> reporter: and why are you here so early before the rally starts? this guy. >> reporter: you've got to see him in person. >> -- my whole family. >> reporter: what's your name? tell me where you live and why you're here. >> my name's julie, i live on long island, and i'm here to witness history. >> reporter: are you noticing a difference in terms of enthusiasm for him? enter yes. i feel like every four years since '16, '20 and now, there's just been an increase every four years. i still think new york is predominantly blue, but -- the. >> reporter: yeah. and one of the reasons why donald trump also wanted to have this is because he wants to expand the map and reach out to voters in new york. and he thinks that he can flip new york red. do you think there's a chance of that happening? >> there really can be. there's a lot of energy that wement haven't seen in a while, and a lot of people are coming together, which is pretty cool. >> reporter: i've got to talk to these three ladies because they have the mctodd's maga hat. -- mcdonald's maga hat. tell u

isabella's father died in the bataan death march, which is a really big event that happened in world war. 2. and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was gone and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war. she says as a filipino woman, she wants to let young women of color know that representation is important in every medium just like. >> video games. still ahead here at 3 new protections for airline passengers. >> the plan to hold major u.s. airlines accountable for delayed or canceled flights and some safety tips. if plan to go trick-or-treating during halloween, what parents and caregivers should know when kron, 4 news at 3 returns. us airlines must now pay cash refunds for delayed or canceled flights. the department of transportation says the final federal ruling went into effect last week. >> and so now u.s. airlines must give out cash refunds, not vouchers. the major changes being implemented right before the start of what is likely to be a very busy holiday travel season. if a flight is canceled or significantly changed, ai

isabella's father died in the bataan death march, which is a really big event that happened in world2. and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was gone and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war. >> storyline there, you can catch the full interview on our website. kron 4 news dot com. >> appreciate you being with us this hour for kron. 4 news at 4. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 5. we're less than a week away from the election. why are officials in one local county already registering voters for future elections. >> plus, the city of oakland getting more help to try and combat homelessness. you can stream kron. 4 news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app that's available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv also stream kron. 4 news on the go with the kron 4 mobile watch us on kron 4 dot com. >> the trial of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee resumed today. thanks so much for joining us on properties at 5. i'm vicki liviakis, a grant lotus. this trial was briefly interrupted last wee

it was such an honor to put isabella into call of duty and >> into the universe of color duty because, you know, filipinos had a huge impact on world war 2. and since we were making a world war 2 game, i wanted to highlight sort of the, you know, the brave people that fought in the war and a lot of them were filipinos and i thought it was a great opportunity to highlight and sort of bring my culture to game that i respect. where'd you get the inspiration for her story? isabella's father died in the bataan death march, which is a really big event that happened in world war. 2. and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was gone and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war and you get for 4 different names there. some significance there. yeah, i actually have 4 innings myself. very common thing in. so if you know culture to have 4 names. so i thought it was fitting for her to also have florida names there. a few filipino characters in other games, such as a tax legends and valor and there were filipinos working on those as well. so the

i mean yeah, this bit or no gas and yet on discuss isabella wallace found it. stop kidnapping. off to her own son was abducted. i say stay me call me, i think they say samuel, i don't know what to tell me except also you know, based on that i know not pro fee of that or no still our not that so not a big anthony only hook gate. i'm we manually bible and frankly plenty always to question contacting me. who is this? anita valenda this this will buy they have for along with the took a was cut on funding then tell me you see that on i me call is a bit the that's what gets you on this aspect. wouldn't be an equal for a solo a for could look like, was it or not got service. so what do you like to just offer to find out that can be 0? think dollars a negro it let me talk to my fiance, get the info to find out, but it looks like it does whenever it goes to 2 on them, they just be sent to the loki. so you don't just don't com 50 on his gas images. the glendale, the, the yes so, so no set of manuals, castillo equals asian meant there for, i don't know, a little southern and quit for the

readings out for infectious diseases, including skin humans, hepatitis meningitis, uncomfortable, isabella had they had that they were tired of this garbage. we have hepatitis and other diseases. i am 21 years old. i am supposed to be starting my life, but i'm leaving a mist garbage as well. for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign. because of health care destruction has left its young and on to face. you have to now the bathroom as the debt to rises, exposed upon the collapse of health care services could, can move people in the conflicted sense, some chevy seizure. dr. jeremy hickey is in the at least 3 ologist on our medical mission and gone. so they spoke to us from outside of deluxe, the hospital and data bella. a my last visit was between the mid june and july. and then it was, it was quite busy. alexa was still out friday, you know, 300 percent capacity now coming back on. uh so how do i like size is one of the less functioning hospitals? and so the capacity is just blown out even for the uh, the, the a are, is constan

pero al regresar se acercan los premios billboard que tendrán lugar entre sus invitadas a la actriz isabellaque nos hemos encontrado a una de las protagonistas de sed de venganza en los ensayos de los premios billboard de la música latina. isabela castillo oye, felicidades por el gran estreno. muchas gracias. muchas gracias. la verdad que estoy feliz. la respuesta del público fue increíble. fue un especial de 2 horas y la gente lo recibió muy bien. y pues aquí estamos en los ensayos de los billboards, cosa que estoy muy emocionada porque también ya no veo la hora de presentar, de bailar con todos ustedes. así que puras buenas noticias. claro que sí. háblame de tu participación. sé que vas a presentar una categoría muy importante. sí. todavía no puedo revelar detalles, pero sí, si va a ser una. una categoría muy importante junto a mis compañeros alexa, martín, danilo carrera en el triángulo amoroso de sed de venganza, lo van a poder ver en el escenario este domingo. cómo te preparas para unos premios tan importantes como estos? ay, mira, la verdad confío muchísimo en mi estilista, así de que

us go to a i do them on since the last time you notice that our new guy, sidney evelyn discussed isabella wallace found it. stop kid, nothing off to her own son. was abducted, this is the me call to me i think they say sonya, i don't know what to tell me except also you know, based on that i know not pro fee of that or no still own up at the so not a big anthony only hook gate i'm we manually bible e and frank of plenty always to question contacting me. who is this? anita valenda this this will buy they have for along with the took a was cut on funding, then tell them the easy i don't i me cool is a bit the that's what gets you on this aspect. wouldn't be called for a solo the for could look like, was it or not got service. so what do you like to just up or to find out? i can be 0 screen dollars. they may good. will it be done to my cmc up in thought, but if at all possible or like this, this will not, it goes to see on don't they just be sent to the look you see it on? yes. on concepcion is gas image of the yes so, so no set of manuals go see you. close. asian meant there for, i don't kn

busy right, again, i mean that might to border, again, is infused with, with, with, with isabella or terrace effects. would they as well take it even further? well i think that, um, we have to see what will happen, which is but uh, anyway, in general is really is determine to eliminate the fees, but i as a, as its organization 11 or 11. and the full for the 11 is a prediction and level meaning is the citizens needs and all the regime to. busy the political places, and they need to change the political attitude and the political end of a, maybe a environment because that it in have most of the lebanese, uh, citizens. uh, and as a refugee is all a, as i think go cuz what i is holding them as a between the, the lines of the. busy and they have the, we have the christians, we have the other people and see what uh, uh, a our us that have to route uh north, radically as if he's, but i should get way of speaking about what really happened. and yeah, i think a mortgage would be eliminating the on the affinity old place, but i 11 now and was a radical, a people, a room political as a issue in

readings out for infectious diseases, including skin elements, hepatitis meningitis, uncomfortable, isabella had they had that they were tired of this garbage. we have hepatitis and other diseases. i am 21 years old. i am supposed to be starting my life, but i'm leaving a message to accommodate you as well. for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign, because of health care destruction has left its young and own to face, yet another back. as the debt to rises, expose phone, the collapse of health care services could, can move people in the conflicted sense of consumption. grief, seizure facilitates here on out. is there a devastating floods, rapids launch pods or cell? sit down displacing really 900000 people. imposing is on the way in tennessee as presidential election with guy said, hoping to win another to the one of the dead concepts of the 21st century law. so you can just be fine. collect the bodies of the policy, the and the $365.00 days of genocide in guys we $165.00 days. unrelenting is waiting from vault in a week of spe

they've been on since 2006 killed his belinda husband isabella. a few days later a is really is strikes on the city of tired tales. how much lead to 11 on the 5 personnel roof is really media reporting more than a 110 muscles have been fired from lebanon into northern israel since friday morning, at least 25 people have been killed. that's according to the lebanese house ministry . the people who are reported injured in battle assad in northern israel, of the barrels of rockets were fired from lebanon. meanwhile, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was again vile to responding to yvonne's missile attack on tuesday. almost 200 marseilles were fired from iran into israel. most of them were intercepted, but some hits to a basis. and the areas around the headquarters of the is really intelligence agency massage. and that wasn't telling me of well, let's bring in mama to jump ju, he's in jordan, and he's in the capital amman. that's because these really, governments band all to 0 from reporting in israel on the be, understand, is really 5 minis

stall, central food lebanese will have but israel's announcement of a limited operation against isabella? including ground rates suggest the tensions are escalating between the 2 parties. while it's too early to definitely say whether this will lead to a full scale, 3rd lebanese, or the risk, or certainly high situation could spiral quickly if his beloved, which has the ties with the wrong proceeds. this operation as a direct threat to her triggering a more widespread conflict. israel's a military objectives will also dictate whether this remains contained operation or expense to a broader more. yeah, i just wanted ask you about this idea of a limited operation. that's what, what is, was describing this as well. what does that mean? is it limited in terms of fully a power in terms of the time in terms of the employment of force? it seems like this could be very openly interpreted, of course, and i think that's what the full objective of it is to be interpreted and whichever way with the least amount of the rubber cushions at the end of the situation. different is that it's not clear what

the syrian academy, isabella z, i don condemned. israel's mid leaf policy is ethnic cleansing, that's only led to yet more filings. it's all about the ethnic cleansing. they are trying to place people, they are trying to get to kill as many people as they could. because they are aiming at this drugs. we can never believe of this pathetic excuse of a lie that they are there to uh, to come back to what they call terrorism, to come back to defend themselves. even been naming off of there, even when they make up their army. that it's the, the, uh, defense army as a lie because it seems basically made an implication that they are defending themselves. and when they are just subtracting every neighbor, they have every neighboring country they have. why do we have members of thomas? why do we have members of cuz by law, why do we have members of is not means you have those where young children and those grew up seeing their families being can see they're not taken over by the others. and what the international law do. nothing absolutely nothing been so national law only had time to sanction

the far end to the casualties to okay, i suppose to live now to the losses and joy were done by isabella as late as the syrian put into alice and academic isabel, thank so much, let's say joining us and what do we know so far? have you heard anything you'll so yeah, i live in the neighborhood where the talk happens. it's was them awesome. the explosion, the sound was really like big because the mother's a neighborhood. it's like an area of 2000000 people living in and every one in that area heard the sound. it's supposed to be an area. the building is completely has to be. remember the name of the 3 people according to she goes up to now are 3 civilian people. uh its uh try to resend out a soccer games. i think the median people to be in neighborhood know, maybe 30 or whatsoever time any kind of military appearances is there they were just targeting simply cbs, that's really terrible. and how the, how the sewer and emergency teams responded to the emergency. your thought i your okay. the, the police was there like, immediately arrives after the talk. hawkins ambulances. is that what you'

the 20, the 20061111 the text by isabella and the sauce of the blue line. if killed at least 49 people over the last 2 years. liberties all sorted, these reports over 1000000 people have been displaced, 111300000 people that fled into seats. over 60000, people remain displaced from northern israel. decency. the idea of stop giving gushing is across the blue line. we are on the verge of an all 20 level non. we don't really devastating consequences, but that is the time to stop the solver energy. and that is the integrity of all countries must be respected. and members of hold on peacekeeping forcing level them, you need few continued to carry out that amended to the extent possible. the nation relies on for compliance by all parties. and i want to gain to express my gratitude to them that might ation to peacekeepers. and through the country within countries, the man and women of unity feel a set of being, you know, at these, to day, the most challenging environment for peacekeepers, anywhere. all laptops must ensure that safety and security and the must do f

but as well as operating on familiar terrain, it is already killed. several is ready soldiers. isabella was born as a guerrilla movement. and this is where it's most comfortable, quite frankly engaging in these sorts of engagements on the grounds. and these kinds of confrontations. and of course, they have a fair amount of experience of doing this in syria over the past decade. and i think that it's fine telling them and in some of the 1st encounters is ready for us is a brand new software. a significant loss is the extent of the damage to the arm groups . capabilities isn't clear, it continues to fire missiles into israel, and it has tens of thousands of fighters. well armed with the backend of, of rent has but it says it won't surrender to israel and it's war on gaza. freddie a car which is 0 for inside story the let's bring it all guests from they are what we are joined by. send me off a law who is the founding direct? tell the policy initiative, an independent lebanese think tank in london is this. i see a fellow of the markham. it's kind of the middle east center and in geneva. jos

so we need and syria an academic isabella zayden. um, stephen falls question i, i want to ask you if i may, what justification do you expect to hear from israel? for this attack as a possible number 2 f, as on was that the all was a excuse that the trying to target uranium started to try and start to get his beloved eaters. that's there's a scenario everytime they've been bombing 0. yeah. for 14 years, this is a 70 and neighborhood. this is the majority of the people who are killed. according to media, reports are civilians, men, women, and children. a high number of children and women. it's across the neighborhood at this time of the day. it's a business neighborhood. uh this, well, what's happening today, as i told you, it's been going on for 14 years. every time it's a different excuse, but they're free time. but the soon as i'm able to get in a conflict with the that was israel because today sir, you just came in out of a 14 year war with the uh, it was during gym and every time there's no, there's an air spike. uh, there are som

no thought he thought he is the last of the cab of isabella. most of us will not have to you, but by that you boss, i meant to fund your best. what would that video starting a football so by you, of course the flood mad you but easy like usual the san francisco come see the new episode of super most stylish is on the interesting you're saying it's only looking to the american bad guys for tucked venezuela oh, i mean it's sort of the way the drone has cut power across the country, even in hospitals. it's kyle. but thankfully with miss dawson, his team has arrived to solve problems for the coming due to his propaganda machine for trees him to his people in the guise of a super hero. my due to his personality cold knows no bounds. him while they see during the last national holiday parade on the 5th of july, a 10 meter high inflatable of super moustaches. it was pro rated among all the soldiers. it's absurd, even the worse, but none of dictatorships haven't done that. and then later, i guess i want to speak to miss dash though good. i'll get you o

but i are just a not be naive about about the, you know, groups like hamas, isabella, who these, these are not good guys, they want piece. so we gotta, we have a problem and requires cleverness and strategy and maybe some given decency as well . yes, the complexity is very, very real. we're out of time. the coming hours and days will indeed be very telling, but thank you for joining us. thank you. to a get done. perry roxanne, from finance, and julian bond. stacey, and thank you to for watching. you can check out the share game whenever you like, get a website. i'll just share a dot com and just tell us what you think about facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. and you can also join the conversation on x and on instagram. i'll handle for both is at a j. inside story from maine, the cloud, the whole team here. bye for now, the of israel 6 to deliberately silence the truth under the legislature. launching a war on journalism targeting, which is 0 banning own operations in israel on shutting down up bureau in jerusalem . this is not just an outcome genera

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it was such an honor to put isabella into color duty and into the universe of color duty because, youw, filipinos had a huge impact on world war 2. and since we were making a report today, my wanted to highlight sort of the, you know, the brave people that fought in the war and a lot of them were filipinos and i thought it was a great opportunity to highlight and sort of bring my culture to that i respect words. you get the inspiration for her story. isabella's father died in the bataan death march, which is a really big event that happened in world war. 2. and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was gone and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war. and you get for 4 different names there. some significance there. i actually have 4 innings myself. very common thing in. so if you know, culture to have 4 names. so i thought it was fitting for her to also have florida names there. a few filipino characters in other games, such as apex legends and valor and there were filipinos working on those as well. so they all have names. so it

this is a hush and so i feel the man seen as the light like success of his but a chief husband, isabella, is the target. meanwhile, this chaos and tara in the occupied westbank is where the will things of hit the tools around. or if you g time killing at least 18 to palestinians, only i spoke to hudson the a scholar and political analyst with middle east institute. he says israel's action going out, it's long to emission to wipe out his beloved. it was evident click here from the moment. is there any engaged in the page or explorer in location that the dispos evening would that be kept in patient campaign against postpone? this is not the back to in the south. a will do to make sure that the is a, the towns are not subject to type. this is not a back to the in order to push has the be under the toner line. this is a back to, to advocate. this is evidence that the level of violence that's being used and the level of determination is indeed the expected of what them up. so 18 years after preparations, best to keep in mind that are below which is far weaker, evidently, then is uh, it was th

. >> isabella is the daughter of cuban exiles. >> i am a former democrat and now i am an unapologeticd through maga trump supporter. >> for these voters, immigration, abortion, and the economy continue to be their top issues. last time we spoke, the economy was top of mind in many ways for each one of you. is it still that way? >> i think the economy has gotten better. is there still room for improvement? yes, there is. inflation is a little better controlled. is trump going to do better? i personally don't feel that way. >> the economy is a problem. you feel it at the grocery store. donald trump is worried about americans. he's worried about us doing better. he wants us to be able to afford our groceries. >> between housing and child care, people have no room to breathe. i actually don't believe that the trump administration was better on the economy. i think that's some of the benefits that we still see in the economy is from the obama era. >> what about abortion and how big of a motivating factor is it for you? >> i'm very pro-life. >> i am, too. >> you know, we have been making th

readings out for infectious diseases, including skin humans, hepatitis meningitis, uncomfortable, isabella had they had that they were tired of this garbage. we have hepatitis and other diseases. i am 21 years old. i am supposed to be starting my life, but i'm leaving a mist garbage as well. for the 1st time and 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign. because of health care destruction has left its young and on to face yet and now the bathroom. as the dead rises, expose upon the collapse of healthcare services could, can move people in the conflict itself and the consumption seizure delta. jeremy hickey is an anesthesiologist on a medical mission in gauze that he spoke to us from outside. i likes the hospital in darrow bala, but the situation is rapidly deteriorating. and my last was, it was between the mid june in mid july. and then it was, it was quite busy. alexa was still out friday, you know, 300 percent capacity now coming back based on uh, so how do i like size is one, is less functioning hospitals. and so the capacity is just blown out

first goes to the caribbean he comes back with carib indians, which he gives as a present to queen isabella saying, i found this whole island full people like an enslaved here's some for you slavery is a vibrant institution in europe well into the 5000s particularly on the mediterranean side where you have the opposite unity. if you are on the north rim of the mediterranean to enslave from the southern rim and if you are on the southern rim, can enslave christians from the northern rim. so you're enslaving your own people. you're you're enslaving other people. and of course, paradoxically, as i mentioned at the very beginning of this talk, the scholars of warfare at time and since have always said that the more brute all the war, the more unrestrained in the war, the more humane the war be, because it would end more quickly. and one might make the argument that had the united army understood what the war against the confederacy was all about, it would have been a shorter war because there wouldn't have been anybody not wanting to do what had to be done, which is in a sense to destroy the ab

readings out for infectious diseases, including skin elements, hepatitis meningitis, uncomfortable, isabella had the that they were tired of this garbage. we have been tied to other diseases. i am 21 years old. i am supposed to be starting my life, but i'm leaving a major garbage as well. for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting the un to carry out the vaccination campaign. because of health care, destruction has left its young and on to face, you have to know the bathroom as the debt to rises, exposed to boom, the collapse of health care services can move people into conflict itself and the consumption seizure and dr. victoria role is, is a plastic surgeon who volunteered on to medical missions. the guys are in march in august, she kept a video diary documenting her experience. take a look tuesday. the 2nd today for them, the the, the, the, the, see that that was just to land strong interest. see the side this nice little sewage. that sounds quiet place doesn't. the end of to victoria rose joins us now live on algae, sierra from london. dr. rhodes. thank you so muc

hamas did it before isabella, but he's banner had the infrastructure and the ability and the ammunition to invaded so what we are doing now, we make sure that all these infrastructure destroyed and there will not be able to use it against us is really ambassador to the un, danny danon. >> we have to leave the conversation there. appreciate you joining us and sharing your perspective thank you very much. >> voice hurricane helene is sending ripples through the supply chain ahead. >> we're going to discuss how a plant in north carolina that was flooded cars could cause a critical shortage we'll be right back for you are pretty yeah. what are the kinds we could run on the news before then would never happen if i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max looking for a way to stretch the dollar with ensure phi, you can cut your car insurance bill in half, scroll through, doesn't a prices and tap this which online that's it. no phone calls and no wasted time. go to ensure phi and save today what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictab

readings out for infectious diseases, including skin humans, hepatitis meningitis, uncomfortable, isabella had they had that they were tired of this garbage. we have hepatitis and other diseases. i am 21 years old. i am supposed to be starting my life, but i'm leaving a mist garbage as well. for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign. because of health care destruction has left its young and own to face. yet another battle. as the debt to rises exposed upon the collapse of healthcare services could, can move people in the conflicted sense and the consumption seizure. now demonstrations and support of the power steering people are taking place around the world a day before the one the a mock the start of as well as for on golf in pockets. don organizes say hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets of cut off to demanding israel ends . its was. so assuming that scenes in spain, thousands of people attended a demonstration in barcelona on sunday. protests have been organized across 50 towns and cities over 3 days and

john very dangerous indeed, isabella solace in tampa again, please stay safe. >> this is just the beginning of what will be perhaps a catastrophic 24 hours. kate, just watching them as the rain begins to come down, the thunder and lightning, bracing for what is to come it's absolutely that. and also this video, just all the debris that's still left behind from helene. and what's going to happen when the water our comes in and the wind bracing is right. so life-threatening storm surge, it's a main concern, a big concern of florida officials. the record storm surge could be headed their way. we're going to talk to the local sheriff who is warning do not gamble with your lives with this one. we'll also talk to two people who are riding out this storm, why they plan to stay put as hurricane milton approaches? >> and also this who is the candidate you would most like to have a beer with a question that everyone kind of panders every election will vice president kamala harris crack open a cold one with stephen colbert? >> last night culture over the edge. people are watching and then our world ch

isabella, isabel rosales, also where she is same situation. boris sanchez. thanks so much for the latest there. we'll check back in with you later. and my next guest has been working around the clock tracking the scope of this disaster. michael brennan is director of the national hurricane center. michael, we've heard the milton has left at least four people dead. that number is expected to grow still fema. and governor desantis both say florida dodged a quote, worst case scenario. what do you think about the level of destruction so far? >> now, we're just starting to see the impacts this morning as light comes up and we start to get a handle on what happened is certainly saw multiple destructive impacts from the storm surge and the tornadoes to the wins, to the flooding. so it'll take some time to figure out the full picture of milton's impacts. but i think certainly we did avoid the worst-case scenario for getting storm surge up in the tampa bay because we had the system come in and make landfall a little farther south. so we saw that worst surge basically

readings out for infectious diseases, including skin humans, hepatitis meningitis, uncomfortable, isabella had they had that they were tired of this garbage. we have been tied to some other diseases. i am 21 years old. i am supposed to be starting my life, but i'm leaving a mist garbage as well. for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting. the un took heavy outcome vaccination campaign because of health care destruction has left its young and on to face. you have to now the bathroom as the debt to rises, exposed upon the collapse of health care services could, can move people in the conflicted sense. and the consumption entre caesar, the correspondents, honey mcluhan, spoke to jims out of the spokes person to you and he says from guys a he explains the suffering children are in during to jordan, this is helena. this is helen i saw on that absolutely hopper. i didn't honey i, i spent my adult life in was ons, advertising for children to receive health care and protection and education. this might be the 1st crisis where i have to begin by advertising that children are

their loved ones who have been in hamas captivity from october 7, that hamas is the bad guy that isabella is the bad guy that what we're trying to do is to bring them home yeah. >> and i'll say much of the world will join that morning for the reasons you outline there. and this is still something that's going on and israel's enemies might want to use the anniversary two again attack israel here in the u.s the fbi and the department of homeland security i've worn the date might motivate extremists. so what level of heightened security is there in israel and how nervous are people about the prospect of another high-profile attack? >> kim, we're always aware of that. most people don't realize that on tuesday evening because he wrought attacked us with cruise missiles along that same two tuesday evening, there was a terror attack, which means the two terrorists came in, opened fire with hard arms, with kalashnikovs against israelis heart, of tel aviv, on the light rail. people that were on their way home seven israelis were killed. it's as if nobody notices that anymore, were on high alert fo

jessi: isabella rÍos, vive en cali colombia, cumple 21 aÑos.uez, gente bonita. cuÉntanos quÉ fuiste hacer. increÍble lo que pasÓ ayer con yailin. >> exactamente. tuvimos acceso exclusivo. fuimos el Único medio con yailin la mÁs viral. hablÓ sobre la relaciÓn con anuel aa. tambiÉn se defendiÓ de quienes la critican por recibir un reconocimiento de trayectoria. veamos la nota. [mÚsica] acompaÑamos en exclusiva a yailin la mÁs viral desde tempranas horas de la tarde en el lugar donde se maquillaban para su presentaciÓn especial en el show de santiago matÍas en new jersey. cÓmo te sientes en este momento en esta etapa de tu carrera? yailin: yo me siento muy feliz. muy orgullosa de mi misma. estoy en la mejor etapa de mi vida. muy enfocada. trabajando muchÍsimo. >> el dÍa de ayer hubo un reconocimiento en new jersey por tu trayectoria. cÓmo te sentiste? yailin: me sentÍ muy, muy orgullosa. de hecho, haber reconocido mi trabajo. el esfuerzo como madre soltera tambiÉn. >> siempre hay crÍticas negativas. hay gente que dice por quÉ se lo dan a ella que

. >> isabella camil es... hamaca. jomari: la entrevista completa estÁ en el canal de youtube en "despierta amÉrica". muchas gracias. me hablÓ de muchas cosas. no se lo pueden perder. dijo varias cosas que quiero que las escuchen. no la quiero decir y yo. fran: vayan a ver lo que estÁ disponible. los esperamos en days to shine miami. jomari: en "sin rollo" regresamos. fran. pero digo ahora. vamos y volvemos. jomari: ya vi un montÓn de gente aquÍ dentro. karla: no se escapen que le tocan trabajar. [risas] quiÉnes? doctor juan. [risas] se estÁ preparando. tenemos un buen segmento para nosotras la mujeres. pongan atenciÓn. en noticia que acapara titulares tiene a todos pendiente la siguiente pregunta. saldrÁn en libertad condicional los hermanos menÉndez tras el asesinato de sus padres? en "sin rollo" tenemos opiniones. eli: despuÉs de dejarse verse juntos en una fiesta irina baeva respondiÓ si volviÓ con gabriel soto. satcha: cada aÑo mÁs de 3,000,000 de mujeres sufren un ataque al corazÓn. al volver, en santo re