. , this moment, that seems so very far off, jane? ., , , .., , off, jane? international community and off, jane? that is right, because - the international community and most of the arab states are wedded to the idea of the two state solution, which the israelis and palestinians agreed on 30 years ago. but most palestinians today are under 30. people on both sides have lost faith in the two state solution. it doesn't mean that they don't necessarily want it or that it is impossible but most people believe that it impossible but most people believe thatitis impossible but most people believe that it is not possible and they tend to blame the other side. so can the international community reawaken the international community reawa ken this the international community reawaken this idea in any credible way? or do they need to look at some alternative solutions? they really needs to be space for long—term thinking and for strategising and it is very overdue. 0f thinking and for strategising and it is very overdue. of course, this is what happens, crises blow up

jane doe. >> margarets plan?ned remains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of their victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colin and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they solved their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a golden state killer, and the suspect a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one to change the world because that was a violent killer, and that was a huge impact on the world, on the community. >> sure. it opened everybody's eyes. >> yeah. >> and suddenly, colleen and margaret had company. geneologist

[ laughter ] >> hi, jane.'m olivia. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> nice to meet you. >> you too. >> you look so cute today. >> thank you. >> jimmy: olivia, we listen to your music on the way to school all the time. >> do you really? >> yeah, we love it. >> i appreciate it. do you have a favorite one? [ laughter ] >> um -- >> jimmy: go ahead. >> i mean, i really -- i really like, um, "ballad of the homeschool." about the ballad of a homeschool -- >> homeschool girl? that's one of my favorites too, that's so sweet, thank you for saying that. >> jimmy: billy, what do you think about that? [ laughter ] >> what's the song we love so much of olivia's? >> "get him back" song. >> he wants to get him back for you. >> oh, thanks, billy. >> what do you want to do when you get him back? >> punch him in the penis. [ laughter and cheers ] >> oh my goodness. am i a bad influence on your children? >> no, no, it's always this way, don't worry. >> jimmy: yeah. just another way of expressing it. >> absolutely. >> well, thanks for pr

it could be a - famous knights, jane. spain were not famous knights, jane.mpressed with that match at hampden. there could be a bit of needle in the game tomorrow night. i seem to remember some pretty disparaging comments from rodri after that defeat at hampden. he called steve clarke's side rubbish and set the style of play is not football. as you could imagine, that didn't go down incredibly well with the home side at hampden. the assistant manager of scotland spoke about that on monday and said he had been agitated by the disrespectful comments and he believed it wasjust sour grapes after he said scotland won the game fair and square. manager steve clarke are scheduled to be talking to the media round about now and undoubtedly he will be asked about that and i doubt very much that he will say that it has affected the scotland players, but it probably will be in the back of their minds to try to prove a point. at the same time, they only need a point in order to qualify. the only time that scotland have qualified in back—to—back euros was in 1992 and 1996.

acontecimientos en cis jordania, recently, the israeli forces attacked the occupied west bank city of janeand its refugee camp. they killed many palestinians and destroyed houses, hospitals, streets and workplace. the israeli army killed at least 12 palestinians, injured and detained several other palestinians as well. this is part of the history of the zionist regime, which is made up of foreigners that's been occupying palestinian land and massacring the palestinian people for 75 years. however, it has both national and international aspects. the zionist entity itself has very strong disagrees with other zionist sectors, but they all try to maintain the peace to keep alive the state a bit longer, they understand that they have failed in exterminating and subjugating palestinian people, the price during all these 75 years, they have been fighting the israeli regime in different ways, they are correges people, they have made great progress by carrying out direct and concrete actions against the israeli regime. this terrorist regime accuses the people of jane of being terrorists and therefo

jane lowder and mr. kevin wash. >> the honorable javier becerra secretary of health and human services and dr. carolina reyes. >> the honorable josh green governor of hawaii and mrs. jamie green. >> mr. oren kramer and ms. barbara marsden. >> the honorable jeffrey bly should and ms. rebecca blaser. >> the honorable julie sue acting secretary of labor. >> the honorable pete buddha jazz -- buttigieg secretary of transportation. >> ms. kate pierson and ms. monica coleman. >> mr. frederick snyder. >> mr. evan b miller. >> ms. cindy wilson and mr. keith bennett. >> ms. laura freire. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] tradition kept by president kennedy through biden.

tonight, jane, there are louder voices, _ situation?ne, there are louder voices, more voices, - situation? tonight, jane, there are louder voices, more voices, more | loudervoices, more voices, more seniorvoices loudervoices, more voices, more senior voices from within labour calling for the party to back a ceasefire. three marker prominent figures during the course of today joined those calls. sadiq khan, the mayor of london, and a sour, the scottish labour leader, and andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester. about a fifth of the parliamentary party have backed a ceasefire, and several more are doing so privately, under pressure from their constituents. and you are starting to see shadow cabinet members calling for a ceasefire, without facing sanction from the party leadership. the official line is to support the idea of humanitarian causes, while also recognising israel's right to try and stop hamas from carrying out any future attacks. the question is for keir starmer, if more labourfigures continue to speak out, how long can h

jane quotes mark twain. i think we're missing an element, this is about what the people, how the people are reacting to this conflict. i think that, you know, having someone as old as joe biden from the 20th century who is a believer and follower and opponents of the international order of the west states. let's not take that for granted. what we're seeing i think the populist response to this conflict, it breaks right through that in the same way that issues like climate change to. trump supporters to. they do not care about israel's right to exist as a state, all they care about is how they see governments treating people or authorities treating people that's why it's so many americans, especially young americans i think are seeing this conflict and immediately calling out the israeli government that they don't like they thought was doing a bad thing so they're siding with palestinians who are at the brunt of that. despite what happened to the israeli people. it's very hard to thread that needle, and be on

jane: the appetite for refugees is exactly zero.nd that reflects that there has been a long history here, and there have been successive waves of palestinians have been displaced and many of them are already hosted in the region. most of the population of gaza traces their original homes to inside israel. they have been displaced in that sense as well. jordan, lebanon, syria in the past also took big waves of iraqi refugees. jordan is hosted a lot of syrians -- posting a law syrians. these countries are not well off. there was an egyptian official who quoted this week saying to a european, why don't you take one million palestinians? they see hypocrisy especially as europe is not super friendly to refugees from the middle east and north africa at the moment in a variety of ways. it is a political thing and not just economic. it is a concern that if the palestinians are out of gaza, they might not be able to go back in and gaza might cease to be part of any future dream of a palestinian state. so that is what is playing out here. kri

jane: i think the dollar is a pretty good one.r euro against the australian dollar. in terms of fundamentals, they are pretty strong. the euro can certainly phase an adjustment lower. sterling is up against the same kind of headwinds with germany and structure two. with brexit as well. perhaps the risks are more balance there. there does need to be further reform in germany and that will have to happen because there have been some real changes as to what has guided over the past two decades. guy: thank you very much indeed. jane foley joining us. coming up, amp reporting after the bell. we will have more on that story after the break, this is bloomberg. ♪ you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing

jane lost her wife jackie to covid in october 2020. jackie to covid in october 2020. and had been admitted to hospital suffering from jaundice and tested positive for covid 15 days later. jane told the inquiry that infection control must be one of the main lesson is thatis must be one of the main lesson is that is learned from the pandemic. and she also described the final moments that she got to spend with her wife. , ., ., moments that she got to spend with her wife. , ., . ., , her wife. they got her all ready, took her into _ her wife. they got her all ready, took her into the _ her wife. they got her all ready, took her into the side _ her wife. they got her all ready, took her into the side room. - her wife. they got her all ready, | took her into the side room. and her wife. they got her all ready, i took her into the side room. and i was able — took her into the side room. and i was able to— took her into the side room. and i was able to sit with her for 15 minutes_ was able to sit with her for 15 minutes before she died. and i sat with her_ minutes before she

heavy ground means escalates this, jane.typically, these things between gaza and israel have happened with rockets and to a man's point earlier, historically, those gaza rockets have not been all that accurate enough that good. there is a complete overwhelming of the iron dome system overnight and rockets that hit, i don't know if they were intended to have targets, but had lethal effect. >> yes, there was. i mean, this was a swarm attack on the ground and the air, and iron dome was overwhelmed. you know, you have to think there was another hand at play. i'm not accusing anybody else, but hamas has not been known for being this sophisticated. and i'm still waiting for what happens on the lebanese border and what may happen elsewhere, somewhere in the middle east that we are not prepared for. what surprises me, elie, what i'm imagining now is maybe there was a miss or disinformation attack on our intel or israel's intel, to kind of distort what was going on on the ground. i mean, the iranians are very sophisticated inside, we

tonight, curci and rebecca jane.onight, i'll be asking the pundits , i'll be asking the pundits, following a screeching u—turn in which they have finally agreed to call hamas a proscribed terror organisation . ian has the terror organisation. ian has the bbc permanently damaged its reputation and as britain is pelted with rain, it's time to ask are umbrellas an annoying waste of time and a public menace? plus we react to the very sad news of england and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton's passing at the age of 86. plus the most important part of the show, your emails. they come straight to my laptop mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , show has a golden rule, especially on a saturday night. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . start with my big opinion. kill the music please, and we shall start the monologue . kill shall start the monologue. kill the music bed. if you can. i tell you what we'll do . i will tell you

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and why jane?rry, this new bill could wipe out the credit card rewards program that many americans rely on for their vacations are at least partly to pay for them. >> so congress is taking aim at the credit card competition act. congress is trying to lower credit card fees make it easier for small businesses and consumers. but airlines like southwest united say the bill would actually also cut funds from payment networks and they would be then less willing to offer rewards. well, ups issued a warning about the economy. the delivery company reported sharply lower earnings and expects a slower global economy in the coming months. southwest says profits down 30% to says next year will be so great either. says the post-pandemic travel boom is moderating a passenger. interesting plates are shifting back to normal levels. hopefully plane tickets will do so as well. and food insecurity among families with children rose significantly last year, children were food insecure at times and 3.3 million household

jane golley: i just do wonder how many times we might choose to poke the dragon before the dragon turnsa pretty painful way. stephen: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate china's trade sanctions against australia. we'll meet the australian businesspeople hit hard by china's bans and tariffs. and we'll explore whether beijing is using trade as a weapon in a campaign of political coercion. ♪♪♪ female: china has followed through on its threat to whack crippling tariffs on australian barley, a move that will further inflame tensions between the two nations. the 80% tariff will be in place for five years, a decision that could cost australian farmers hundreds of millions of dollars. stephen: the salt lake country of southern wa is a long way from canberra and a world away from beijing. but farmers here have found themselves on the front line of a trade war with china. it's a windswept landscape, and it may not look like a food bowl, but it's rich terrain for grain. doug smith: in this particular area, the other lakes area of western australia, barley is one of their main cash crops. i

i want to recognize the presence of the justices children jane and will be part of the supreme courtthank you very much and enjoy the program. [applause] >> i now have the distinct honor to introduce your mc for the evening. how long does an anchor at fox5 in the morning on sundays, the host of the five on the hill and a reporter for wtc geo tv in washington d.c. please welcome your mc for this evening, mr. tom fitzgerald. [applause] >> good evening everyone, how are you? live a special evening for you ahead just a wonderful evening to be here. thank you so much everyone. it is my sincere humble order to be serving as your master sermon is this evening as we mark this historic occasion for the official dedication of the ruth bader ginsburg commemorative forever stamp we have a wonderful program for you tonight for even more wonderful than what you have witnessed tonight. but first a word about cell phones. they are wonderful modern tools of science however they can be a bit distracting official washington events like this one or even opera performances we ask, take a moment to silenc

jane dougall, bbc news, seville.australia in a friendly on friday before a euro qualifier at home to italy next tuesday and england defender harry maguire says a phone call from david beckham meant everything after he was jeered by scotland fans last month. the manchester united defender scored an own goal in a 3—1win but says he's been encouraged by beckham — who suffered plenty of abuse himself after being sent off at the �*98 world cup. about three weeks ago after the scotland game he got in touch with me and that was really nice of him and i appreciated that. david had always been someone i looked up to when watched when i was a young boy and unfortunately i did not end up on the right wing and score and assist as many goals as he has but he was a big role model when i was growing up and i think itjust shows how classy he is to reach out to me and obviously many people are speaking about me at the moment and he shared what he went through and the resilience that he showed, what he did, he reminded me of the big m

thanks, jane.es of two four—year—old boys. i've tracked down family, friends and witnesses. in both cases they tell a tragic story. omar bilal al—banna and omer siman tov lived around 14 miles apart, on either side of the israel—gaza boundary. their faces appeared on my social media feed in the past couple of weeks — but not for the reasons you might expect. omar was killed in an airstrike by israeli forces. i spotted posts about his death being shared — like the screenshot you see here — by pro—israeli profiles, including from the state of israel's official account. a video of a small child's body wrapped in a white blanket in a hospital in gaza — falsely suggesting this was not a real baby but a doll. i tracked down the original clips and photos, taken by two palestinian photo—journalists who proved they were there. when i spoke to them they confirmed the child was called omar, sharing additional photos and videos, which i then matched up with the footage and location to verify the child's identi

jane.—off bonus payment. a lump sum of at least £1,700 per person was part of a pay deal for more than a million nhs staff in england this year. but thousands of workers who are outsourced — such as community nurses and physiotherapists — won't get the bonus because they're not directly employed by the nhs. the department of health says it's looking into the issue. here's our health editor hugh pym. julie is a physiotherapist working for a community health provider in surrey, and she wears an nhs badge. here, she visits alison, who has a lung condition, to carry out tests and check her oxygen intake. and are you using the canisters at a higher level than the concentrator? i use it at five. julie used to work directly for the nhs, but the local contract�*s since been transferred to a non—profit—making independent employer. she's on the same pay and conditions deal as before, but she's one of thousands who've missed out on a special payment to nhs staff. i feel totally demoralised. i don't un

thank you very much, sheriff rebecca jane. sheriff khan. i'm rebecca jane.ight. okay. so who do you agree with after shamima begum's appeal to return to uk and appeal to return to the uk and to its third and final day, should isis bride be should the runaway isis bride be forever expelled? you . forever expelled? thank you. lynn on twitter says, i don't think courts decide. think the courts should decide. the british public should have a say, seeing as his our safety at risk. i agree with you. the british say in risk. i agree with you. the britisisingle say in risk. i agree with you. the britisisingle opportunity say in risk. i agree with you. the britisisingle opportunity when n every single opportunity when they're asked whether they're always asked whether they're always asked whether they immigration they're always asked whether they both immigration they're always asked whether they both legal immigration they're always asked whether they both legal and nigration they're always asked whether they both legal and illegal,1 laws, both legal and illegal, th

it is 17 minutes to eight and jane now joins us with the . and jane nowjoins us with the sport. and janee game the crowd stood as one to pay their respects to sir bobby charlton following his passing on saturday. applause. england striker ollie watkins among their scorers in another dominant performance on home territory. their manager unai emery has been in charge for a year, and aston villa now have their highest points total for 25 years after nine games. we are feeling good here at home and we are feeling something especially lot where we are playing here in villa park and then try to play in the style where we are building and then of course try to adapt the opponent team's playing trying to avoid the capacity. and today was a very great match with everything on the pitch, with the crowd, with the fans. and i think we have to be proud of us. we were narrowly 1—0 down at half time and we'd done a lot of good things in the first half. our goalkeeper had a couple of saves as well, but we'd got into the final third and hadn't really... hadn't really caused them any problems. we get in r

court documents filed this month identified the couple as jane and john doe stating jane drink seem in contaminated water from a water bottle served by ritz carlton staffer. the lawsuit claims once she realized what she ingested, they contacted hotel management and filed a report with the san mateo county sheriff's office. court documents say the ritz carlton later sent a water bottle to a laboratory for testing and results confirmed it contains seaman in january. however, they say the hotel allegedly refused to provide a copy of the lab test results to the doe's so they could share them with their medical providers. and the couple claims the hotel refused to work with law enforcement as well. so the sheriff's office never received the defile water bottle for evidence. and for dna testing, the person responsible has not been identified or arrested. court documents say jane was terrified and feared she may test positive for a sexually transmitted virus. the couple says the hotel attempted to compensate for their troubles by offering marriott rewards points. the do say the damage goes fa

was said by israeli military officials and recently those newly formed palestinian groups like the jane battalion like the lions then the majority let's say or many of those who are affiliated to the genina brigades and the lines then in in nablus are members and fighters of the jihad movement. however, this this doesn't mean that they are not members of the jihad movement anymore, however, those young palestinians have decided that they with other palestinian young palestinians members of resistance groups or even young palestinians from the refugee camp of jane and nablas, they all decided that they are united regardless to their affiliation or regardless to... what palestinian resistance group they support? they decided that all to they all together with stand against the israeli brutality, the israeli crimes, the the anniversary of the jihad movement is very important for for not only the members of the jihad movement and those who support this great palestinian resistance group as many believe here in the occupied west bank, however, everyone know very well that in the let's say in

i'm jane pauley and this is "sunday morning."ooms across america our children pledge allegiance to the flag, to one nation, indivisible. but in so many ways, we are divided culturally, economically, and, of course, politically. how do you heal a divided nation? this morning we'll look at a project focusing on young people, as lee cowan will explain, it's like a foreign exchange program, only for students right here at home. >> it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: there is a lot of talk about how it's too late for us. that it's the net generation that's going to bridge both our politics and our social divides. but that hope still needs to be nurtured. >> i feel like we have the vaccine. i think this can scale enormously and i think it works. >> reporter: how a new student exchange program is laying the groundwork that just might connect us all coming up on "sunday morning." >>> back in the '60s and '70s, sly and the family stone was a sensation. with a string of topop ten h hi. but asas kelefa sasanneh will l us, it w wasn't all l

we've seen palestinian islamic jihadis operations in jane and the palestinian resistance movement.aliatory strikes in gaza. there are operations that are based on resistance movements, objective and the self-determination of the palestinian people. this is what they expect from the palestinian national. does not have a chance, the iranian president was recently in damascus and one of the main issues on the table was the liberation of the golden heights. in this general context, how do you see the future of the resistance movements and the palestinian struggle del pueblotion? en tu pregunta yo diría i zionism is so close to imperialism, they don't have many differences, they're both expansionist, totalitarian, exterminators and genocidal. they have many similarities, not only do they get along very well, but they have deep relationship, 14 of the 20 ministers of the us government are zionists. there are 14 zionist ministers in very important positions such as national security and homeland security, that is actually zianist cabinet. i think that the disappearience of zianist regime

jane dougall has more.e for a scotland win~ _ it would be nice for a scotland win. ., . it would be nice for a scotland win, ., ., ., , it would be nice for a scotland win. ., ., ., , ., ., win. scotland fans are in an unusual— win. scotland fans are in an unusual position _ win. scotland fans are in an unusual position and - win. scotland fans are in an unusual position and they l win. scotland fans are in an l unusual position and they are enjoying the moment. with five wins from five they just enjoying the moment. with five wins from five theyjust need to avoid defeat to spain and they are no longer sightseeing, they are no longer sightseeing, they are no longer sightseeing, they are going to next year's euros. a ~ , they are going to next year's euros. a, ~ , ., they are going to next year's euros. ~ , ., ., euros. making it six out of six, euros. making it six out of six. can — euros. making it six out of six. can we _ euros. making it six out of six, can we qualify? - euros. making it six out of six,

i'm jane king.u very thank you. 7.18 right now and for 2 weekends this hill and concord, bart stations are going to suspend trips. >> to clear out potentially dangerous trees from the trackway. they don't want them to be a hazard. the passengers, if you're one of them, you dissipate some delays. but 30 minutes delays on the weekends of october 14, 15 28. 29. if you do get off a train at those stations, there will be a bust connecting riders to the next station to your destination. >> well, the bay area air quality district is now siding to industrial operations in san francisco's bayview hunters point neighborhood air quality officials are moving to reduce industrial dust in those areas which they say has been disproportionately impacted by air pollution. the martine marietta materials company has martin marietta materials company has been ordered to cease operations at their sand and aggregate processing plant by october 31st. and then scheduled a hearing for the company's open lot of raw materials

we've got jane king live, the nasdaq to explain. good morning, jane. >> it is good morning. yes, prenuptial agreements are becoming more popular findings from a new harris poll say millennials are the most likely to enter into one. now axios ties the trend to divorce rates in the u.s. which are about 40% right now. and the tendency for couples to get married later in life when they have more established careers and more assets. so they want to sort out all those finances before getting married. well, the era of revenge travel may be coming to a close new reports show that after being cooped up during lockdowns travelers may finally have all of that other system report by the research company morning consult shows travel and tensions are increasing in some countries, but they're flatlining are falling in others. most notably europe, which was very popular place to go in the past couple years. and amazon customers took to social media over the weekend to report a series of false email confirmations they received from the company about gift card purchases. they did not make. on

i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. 7.18 and u.s. senator is stirring up controversy. she >> is calling for the shutdown of the nancy pelosi federal building in san francisco. yeah. now she claims that she has to do this to expose, which he says is the failure of far-left policies in the city. so some political. >> battling going on back and forth. proffers theresa has the story. >> in a news release plastered on her official u.s. government homepage, the iowa republican senators slam san francisco claiming far left policies have incentivize crime. she adds she believes the courthouse on 7th street in san francisco named after former speaker nancy pelosi needs to be shut down, adding, quote, working out a department of health and human services building shouldn't be a risk to your health or life. but it is now due to former speaker pelosi and the other liberal politicians that have allowed criminal chaos to overtake the streets of san francisco, unquote. while this step may seem like a drastic measure and august, the assistant secret

israeli forces - early on monday the refugee camp of janinne at city of jane. and the heavy exchange of fire erupted between palestinian fighters and israeli soldiers. at least four palestinians had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers in jenin. one of those palestinians was identified as the the founders of jane brigades in in the camp of jinine this palestinian one of the fighters who had been shot and by the israeli soldiers, we'am alhannun and he was the founder with another remart jamil alhammuri uh established the brigades one of the armed of the the military wing of the jihad movement in jin, destruction was caused during this operation that lasted till the early hours of monday the the troops had operated in the city even after daylight, at least 11 palestinians had been wonded, according to palestinian parametics injin area and the heavy fighting. in the westbank palestinian a resistance group said that their first succeeded to detonate explosive devices at one, number of israeli military vehicles and they assure that israel soldiers had been wonded during this opera

i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. time now is 7.18, and walnut creek. police are looking for a group of people who broke into a louis store at broadway plaza. yeah, they say that the group drove a land rover into a window to get inside of the store. proffers amanda hari has the story. >> police say the suspects were only inside of the store for about a minute, but they caused enough damage that the ssore had to close for the entire day. there was a sign up letting people know about the temporary closure. leave it on. employees spent tuesday cleaning up and doing inventory after early morning burglary. walnut creek police say they began getting 9-1-1, calls shortly before 4.30. >> within a minute, officer was on the scene and suspects took off. >> saw about 15 people getting into several vehicles and the vehicles fled onto highway. 24 police say they pursued the suspects on highway 24 to orinda. >> but had to cancel the pursuit for public safety reasons. the suspects did leave behind one car. it was a land rover that p

i'm jane king. back to you, james.ht, jane, thank you very much. >> time now, 7.17, speaking of happening tonight. yeah. talking about the powerball, the frenzy as the estimated jackpot is now at 1.0. 73 billion dollars. that's a lot of money on the line. lot of people are going to be playing getting their tickets throughout the day today. crawford's michael thomas following it all for us from burlingame. good morning, michael. >> i good morning, everyone. that's right. lot of money order to save that much money. well, sometimes it can take you thousands of years. if you see it 10,000 a year take about 466 years behind me. people are starting to get these tickets. you can see here. but earlier this morning, a woman came in and actually bought 100 tickets. it was during one of my live shots. i wasn't able to chat with her, but today's drawing of 1.7, 3 billion dollars is happening at 8 o'clock tonight with tickets priced at 2 bucks. each. the last powerball. that one was back in july and there have been 35 straight draw

time you had um they took uh this metal horse that been constructed in 2002 in the central square in jane a buldozer with a crane and arrested this horse and they they took a huge buldoser and they demolished the arches at the entry to janin camp, thinking that by destroying these symbols of resistance, they're somehow going to undermine the resistance of the palestinian people, which is deeply rooted in the population, of course there are uh palestinian resistance from al khasam and the west bank, but also from islamic jihad, the pflp, from feta, uh, all of the palestinian political forces and resistance forces are united and confronting the occupation. and are united in confronting the occupation in gaza and the west bank and throughout occupy palestine from the river to the sea. well don't, we've seen this rogue interview, not just what is doing of course in in gaza and west bank, we said regularly attacking syria, we also now see it uh deal with attacks in lebanon, and of course now hezbullah has also dealt with - responding to those attacks, how likely is it that this whole situation

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i'm jane king.jane, thank you very thank you. >> well, in san francisco, the california domestic workers coalition held a rally yesterday to protest governor newsom's veto over health and safety bill. the health and safety for all workers act would have allowed cal osha to issue workplace safety rules for households that employ domestic worker. now, currently domestic workers don't have those protections. the protest happened outside the state office building on golden gate avenue. both workers and employers shared why they're fighting to expand these rights. >> we absolutely reject newsom's plan, but players comfort is more important protecting the health of the state's 300,000 domestic workers. we know that health and safety of workers and employers interconnected and that might be be if it's 6, the governor's hurting us. but >> well, the coalition also held a rally in los angeles. they say they're fighting to enforce rights, not just here in california, but across the country. >> the irs says ame

you talked about jane and what happened today?gression from the zionist regime. do you think it's because of desperation on their part that we're seeing them become even more aggressive? the aggression against the west bank has always been in place first in the form of settlements and the confiscation of lands and for the last two years it has increased with the existence of a phenomenon of growing extremist leftist activity in the israeli society and they have attempted to take hold of more land from the palestinians and to build more settlements on these lands also there are more clashes therefore and resistance is growing. we also need to note that the enemy wants continuously to repress the palestinian people and to repress their will to defend themselves. and it also wants to confiscate more land to chase some people who it believes to be conducting resistance operations. therefore, its military campaigns do not stop against the palestinian camps in the west bank because they are continually resisting settlement building. we'

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