and listen, jasmine birtles. and listen, paul jasmine birtles. you are the ideological soulmate of bofis are the ideological soulmate of boris johnson , but plenty of boris johnson, but plenty of people, including those on the left, will be giving him a bit of a watch, won't they? >> to talking a former new >> i was to talking a former new labour minister this afternoon about this very topic and we agreed on two things. one, anyone underestimates boris anyone who underestimates boris is an idiot and the 2019 election showed us that in spades. and second of all, what on earth will the conservatives thinking of getting rid of him? he obviously an electoral he was obviously an electoral asset just the asset and it just shows the state, the tory party, that he's ended here rather still ended up here rather than still running your reaction to this >> david, your reaction to this news? my eyes popped out of my head when i saw it twitter . head when i saw it on twitter. >> amazing. the word isn't >> yeah, amazing. the word isn't it, really? it's good it,

ed: jasmine enberg, rate to have you on the program. let's stick with meta. its first mixed reality headset, the quest three, is available, and we will be talking about it at earnings after the bell. i got a hands-on look. check it out. met is quest three, the latest mixed reality headset, is lighter and thinner than quest two, but launching apps and games is smoother, with an updated processor, snapdragon exar to chip. the $500 quest three allows you to switch between augmented reality and virtual reality modes. you can exercise, play games, and explore virtual galaxies. this game projects puffy things you have to catch in the world around you. they also have higher resolution. wargames are coming -- meda has partnered with microsoft to bring them xbox games in december. we also tested the latest meta-smart glasses. meda has upgraded it with a 10 megapixel camera and five microphones. the glasses can take photos, record video and start a live voice control -- a static led light indicates a photo being taken. a flashing light means a video is being captured.

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at first, jasmine caldwell of kcen tv didn't pay much attention to it. >> it happens often.t thought? she must have went awol, just swept it under the rug. but then the next day, you know, it wouldn't go away. it was like, let's look into this. >> vanessa's family and friends are determined to find her. >>reporter: what caught jasmine 's eye right away was the determination of her family. >> you didn't leave the area. you stayed. >> we weren't going to leave until we know something. until we find her. i know she's with us, i can feel it. >> by now, fort hood had dispatch soldiers to look for vanessa. local, state and federal law enforcement help. but as the number of days without vanessa grew, the family wondered if the search lacked urgency. so they kept pressure on investigators and searchers, even looking for her themselves. >> it's a matter of time before somebody, you know, actually confesses something. or we find a way to find her ourselves. >> we were searching anywhere, printing posters, putting them everywhere, calling people. >>reporter: dateline posted a missing i

jasmine wright is live at the white house with more. what more can you tell us about that call, jasmine, and what's the biden administration doing to find those still unaccounted for. >> president biden really promised to use the full mite of the american government to return loved ones back to their family. we spoke to several who were familiar with the call and they described the call as one taking about 45 minutes and in it, president biden was mostly listening, they said. they said he listened to families talk about personal storying of their members who were unaccounted for. also talk about what they want the government to do in terms of their release. really president biden adopting that empathizer in chief role we've seen him adopt multiple times over the course of his presidency. now, they also described kind of a gut wrenching call, emotional as he put it to cnn, talking about just how large the call was. there were folks from the u.s. and israel on it. about 20 representatives of the families who are unaccounted for really try

. >> cnn's jasmine wright at the white house. jasmine, 14 americans remain unaccounted for. what more can you tell us about the call? >> reporter: yeah, amara. on the call, president biden promised to use u.s.'s full might to try to do what it could to bring those family members back here to the country, back here to those who are really waiting for them here to come home. we talked to those involved with the call and they said it was an emotional one. it lasted for about 45 minutes. there were about 25 families on the call with president biden, bothet in the u.s. and it israel, a larger format, and they described president biden as somebody who sat there and listened to folks talk about their personal relationships with those unaccounted for and talked about what they want the government to do. the president tapped into the chief role we know he's frequented over the last few years he's been in office. something else president biden did is reiterate his affirmation that he's trying to do everything he could to bring their loved ones home, something he also relayed in the cb

that's why he didn't bother to reach out. >> jasmine, you're in this caucus.re with these folks. to brendan's point, he does make a good point, people who control the caucus are marjorie green, lauren boebert when she is not at beetle juice being weird, those are the people who actually run the caucus. have you seen a coalition of republicans that you all could go to and say, give us five of you and we will form a coalition? do you know of any of those folks who would be willing to do that? >> i don't know of any but i think the best of the republican party is not on display. and unfortunately they never put their best forward. there are some people that i absolutely believe are a lot better than the people that are stepping up and want to control this crazy caucus. there is no controlling this caucus. and so long as this rule stays in place, which those same eight most likely will vote to keep this rule in place, they still need to talk to democrats. you need to talk to democrats if you want a rule change and hold on to your job. you need to talk to democrats

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let's bring in congresswoman jasmine crockett of texas.ood morning, very grateful to have you. >> good morning, good to see you, kasie. >> as you heard there, president biden linked together these threats posed by hamas and putin. he wants billions of dollars for both of these things. do you agree that they are tied together? >> oh, absolutely. you know, the unfortunate thing is most americans do not vote for their leaders based upon their foreign policy chops. but the reality is that everything is kind of coming to a head and most of the american people do not fully understand how much we do behinds scenes when it comes to financial aid in general to foreign countries. and the fact that the president was able to tie together the border, tie together israel, as well as the humanitarian aid to the palestinians as well as ukraine, it is really important that we do that as well as taiwan. they are all interrelated. for everyone that says that we're being overrun, the best way to make sure that we're number one, not overrun, and we do what we

my name is jasmine leyva. i am a reporter for the silicon valley community newspapers. there is a lot of stem within the silicon valley, but the difference here is that this is something big happening somewhere so local, and people might not even know it's in their backyard. tanner: conditional. if you-- if-- wait, no. wait, no. if you get number of sps held and it equals zero, sub position target to that. jasmine: what interested me is that these kids are trying to solve real-world problems. even one of the kids said, "earth is failing." it's, like, "okay, well, how do you solve that?" and these kids probably, in the future, if not now, have that answer. tanner: is this correct? yeah. pile. compile. that way you can make sure. this loop, so far, drops our sps. we've got points for our triangle. now, which piece do we want to go for first? -large, yeah. -the large satellite piece. carol: it's go big or go home. tanner: it really reminds me of, like, for me to learn another language. it's going to be hard for me. if i was a kid, this, for them, is computer language, codi

jasmine enberg, thank you very much indeed, from insider intelligenc.cide what to do next with the cost of borrowing to manage inflation. today it's the turn of the european central bank. in september eurozone interest rates were raised to 4% — that is a record high and the tenth time in a row the ecb has increased rates. inflation in the euro area is currently hovering around 4.3%. so what will the team decide to do today, what will they announce? let's talk to nomura's senior european economist — andrzej szczepaniak. good to have you on the programme. what are you expecting the ecb to do today? thanks. in terms of the policy rate, we expect them to leave things on change, meaning the rate remains at 4% and there are a few key reasons. when we think about the transition of monetary policy, that is obviously feeling strongly into the financial economy, we see that in terms of the latest bank lending survey. demand for loans has collapsed and the monetary policy is working. it is focusing further along in terms of how monetary policy could affect the lab

that was texas congresswoman, jasmine crockett.ou for getting up in spending sunday with us on velshi. there was one group of far-right republicans who went out of their way to try and enforce the shutdown of the government. they were taking their direction from house speaker kevin mccarthy. the mega right-wing likely had their de facto leader in mind. we'll talk more about this on the other side of this break. stay tuned for more velshi on msnbc. i'm charles coleman junior, we'll be right back. 'll be right back. it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... shortness of breath... and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. sound like you? >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >>

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and, in a viral and epic takedown of the whole proceeding, freshman congresswoman jasmine crockett showedee what real evidence looked like. and she bought and brought receipts. take a listen. >> as i prepared, i said, what is the crime? because when you are talking about impeachment, you are talking about high crimes or misdemeanors. and, i cannot seem to find the crime. and honestly, no one has testified of what crime they believe the president of the united states has committed. but when we start talking about things that look like evidence, they want to act like they are blind. they don't know what this is. these are our national secrets. it looks like -- in front of me. this looks like more evidence of our national secrets, say on the stage at mar-a-lago. for >> now, if you did not know the name jasmine crockett before, you are not likely to forget it anytime soon. jasmine will be joining us in just a moment, i'll be talking with the congresswoman about this sham impeachment inquiry, and the temporary fix to a government shutdown. we will be right, back with more velshi, on msnbc, i a

. >> cnn's jasmine wright is joining us from the white house. good morning, jasmine. we know that 14 americans remain unaccounted for, but the white house says it believes less than a handful of them are being held hostage. what to you know? what can you tell us about the call president biden held with the families as well? >> reporter: president biden was promising the full might of the u.s. government, promising to do what they can to get their loved ones back to their families. we know from talking to sources and also participants on the call it was an emotional call lasting about 25 minutes. there were families on the phone with president biden. it was really gut-wrenching about somg of the stories the president heard from those whose family members are missing. he really tapped into what we know and what we call as empathizer, chiefly listening to allow stories about family members an ld what they wanted the u.s. government to do to try to return their family members and he very verbally and directly reiterated that commitment he would do whatever he could to bri

tea, with pleasure, wonderful, kira, i’d like stronger coffee, oh, in vain, jasmine tea flushes outa because of your filthy mouth, i'm sorry, i don't understand, don't be a fool, bitch, you you know who i am , this is the first time i’ve seen you, you’ve got the wrong door, you ’ve ruined my whole life, you creature, what should you do, what should you do, shut up, bitch, i’m silent, i said. so your idea, the recording is dated to the time of the murder, the killer obviously came to her sister, this is already clear, i compared the voice on the recording with vasilyev’s voice, they do not match, but this is also understandable, the killer, who is not... but the voice of vasilyev himself really recorded on this recording only as intercom calls and phone calls, and he didn’t know alina well and didn’t know that she had an exact copy, kir, talk to alina, who could she harm like that? do you know what state she is in now, in my opinion she is still not realizes that she should have been in her sister’s place, the main thing is that you release the innocent person, and immediately, but k

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jasmine and lauren wilcox live opposite the river south esk, which burst its banks on friday.rst thing you see when you walk in is toys, when i came back to rescue my cats. all i see is my little girl's toys floating about on the floor. all that hard work. we've only been here for two years... and over the two years, we've put all the effort in to get this place looking homely and it's gone. not really anything else we can... there's no words for it. but as many clear away the debris, the met office have today warned of further heavy rain, with a fresh yellow weather warning in place untilfour o'clock this afternoon, which will affect parts of the east midlands, yorkshire and the east coast of england. greg mckenzie, bbc news further spells of rain in areas already affected by some flooding. today's forecasters similar, rain is well in the next few days with sunshine in between. also showers in today's forecast. could be dundry. rain coming into the north—east of england in the south—west later on. the rain is ensconced across england going across the course of the afternoon.

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cnn's jasmine wright is live at the white house this morning. what can you tell us about what is a very tricky and difficult situation and truly terrifying? >> reporter: yeah, sara. the through line behind the president biden's response to the conflict in israel now has been basically to embrace israel while also deterring the conflict from widening. now, we heard that message yesterday in his call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the fifth time they have had a conversation since the attack last saturday where the president and the readout, according to the white house, really reaffirmed his support for israel, both morally and militarily. now, also we heard that in his call with president -- boss of the palestinian authority, the first time they talked since the violence broke out last saturday, they spoke, according to the white house readout, and the president also not only supported the palestinian people in this readout, but also talked about the ongoing diplomacy between the u.s., jordan, israel, and egypt, trying to get humanitaria

congresswoman jasmine crockett, thank you so much.rlie sykes, thank you for your vision about writing this. completely brilliant in "the bulwark." thank you both. >>> we have much more news to come, include the twice impeached, four time indicted donald trump back in court today, and the latest from the middle east. don't go anywhere. we will be right back. middle east. don't go anywhere. we will be right back. ♪ if there's pain when you try to poo ♪ ♪ and going sometimes feels like you ♪ ♪ pushed through a pineapple or two ♪ ♪ colace is the brand you need ♪ ♪ to soften stools, we're all agreed ♪ ♪ #2 should be easy to do ♪ trust colace to soften stools with no stimulants for the chewy appelief. has everything for pets. hungry pets, itchy pets, scratchy pets, and most importantly, your pet. every day great prices and 35% off your first authorship order. right to your door. download the chewy app. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety system. right to your door.

thank you very much for talking to a doctor that and the devil's middle east on the sunny rose on his jasmine studio for more funny work. and we had the really invested of the speaking very emphatically about going in to gaza and the problem of an invasion of some sort. how much of that is between necessity and how much of that is politic goodness as well. that's a great question. first of all, this is the, the cause of play before almost used to, you know, we've had so many rounds of attacks and counter attacks between these rows and hum us that always in many times ended up also with, with in vague, with ground operations. it's always problematic. so and the one hand is real says it wants to rewrite the play because because the old one obviously has been the way they see it has been broken by hoss. but it's not quite clear what is the new one we know from the ground, there is no doubts. they are preparing for it. we know also they have a much wary of it and it's not clear what shape it will take. and it's, and now you were asking about the politics is in a very right wing government and he

as is jasmine, the tree is calling them. what does this mean? and do you think it's the 4 steps to the scandal open? so that is being an anticipated over the last figurative? yeah, i mean, without a doubt, this is going to be the 1st phase of the ground offensive. it's in pending, and what they're probably trying to do here probably got so much that i mean, if they can find the hostages, they're going to go for them. but a lot of them are probably being held underground. you know, they probably a miles where the panels was trying hard to find them. where they're going to take out some of those key know what they positions in it and finding positions of that data from us. the fighters will be using to try to slow down the ground. advance of this is happening in an area that is one of the most densely populated in the world . and it is the beginning that you said of a possible logical ground defense. so do you think mass of civilian casualties can be avoided in such a situation? yeah, i mean, the israel will do all they can to avoid them, but any

jasmine, take us away. who thinks about it all the time. mary beard this is the follow-up, not so much a sequel as it's in conversation with her firs book, it's called "emperor of rome," this takes us through 26 leaders, but not chronologically. it gives us -- pulls the curtain back on what their lives were like who they surrounded themselves with let us tell us what i'm hopeful for, peaceful transfers of power because there's a lot of murder happening back then. the history here is amazing. i went to rome for the first time this book reading it while i was there made the whole place come alive. it is conversational, it is understandable i love this book >> you totally sold that one jasmine, what's your nonfiction pick >> congratulations the best is over this is a collection of essays by our eric thomas his writing makes me laugh so hard and touches my heart, makes me tear up every essay feels like you're just having a great gossip with a good friend over brunch. and i feel like he's my best friend now i ho

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sabalenka will face italy's jasmine paolini for a place in the quarter—finals.open will switch to a sunday start and be held over 15 days instead of 1a for the first time next year, in an attempt to avoid night matches finishing in the early hours of the following morning. late sessions that stretch into the early hours have become common at the season's first grand slam, with andy murray describing his finish at five past four in a match this year as a "fa rce" data showed matches are now longer and the extra day is expected to alleviate the pressure on players and fans. to gymnastics now, and the world championships which start this evening in belgium. max whitlock is a part of the great britain team in antwerp as he marks his return to the sport. the three—time olympic champion took time off after tokyo, where he won pommel horse gold, but says the decision to step away is one he has benefited from. coming back i've realised obviously my love for the sport has come back, i suppose even more than before tokyo. i have come back with almost a refreshed feeling,

jasmine, how do you assess where we are with this conflict today?sess where we are with this conflict today?— this conflict today? two weeks into the conflict, _ this conflict today? two weeks into the conflict, we _ this conflict today? two weeks into the conflict, we are _ this conflict today? two weeks into the conflict, we are at _ this conflict today? two weeks into the conflict, we are at a _ this conflict today? two weeks into the conflict, we are at a critical- the conflict, we are at a critical juncture, both when it comes to the humanitarian situation and the military situation. obviously the humanitarian crisis is growing worse by the second, over 4000 palestinians killed so far. against that backdrop, the israeli military is preparing for a ground invasion, over 300,000 troops have been mobilised and the israelis say they plan on going in and dismantling and destroying hamas. at the same time, in the west bank, just in gaza, settler violence against palestinian residents has been increasing as the interior ministry of israel has armed th

good morning, jasmine and jasmine , is morning, jasmine and jasmine, is there is there a type of scam scams more than people coming to the door. i mean, it said that many , many i mean, it said that many, many of us have been targeted and think , you know, anybody think, you know, anybody watching right now will know that they've been targeted by a number of scams online. and on the whole, we can we can spot them. i mean, i seem to get them every day. you know, by email. but but many of them are getting much cleverer because of their you know, we've got i now which can make you people look like somebody entirely different . so somebody entirely different. so that i think is the biggest worry at the moment that you'll you'll be contacted probably by social media, by somebody who looks absolutely real or could even look like somebody, you know. but they're actually i yeah, you hear accounts of people having their voice replicated through ai and making telephone calls , pulling on heartstrings. >> mom, i need a bank transfer. just awful because you just question what would your parents d

jasmine gray hasn't left her dorm room at college since last night. >> i didn't think this was going to happen my first year of college. it's something that just doesn't happen in maine, because it's so safe >> reporter: a shock echoed by trevor brooks, who learned one of his customers is in critical condition. >> it is a close-knit community, you know. i would say we're more like three degrees of separation rather than six around here. >> reporter: governor janet mills, who worked in lewiston for years, called wednesday's violence an assault on maine's peace of mind. >> our small state of just 1.3 million people has long been known as one of the safest states in the nation >> reporter: the mass shooting's death toll approaches the number of homicides the entire state typically sees throughout the year a total of 29 homicides last year. 202 year before. on the facebook page for schemengees, where eight people died, this post. "i'm at a loss for words. in a split second, your world gets turned upside down for no good reason. how can we make any sense of this? a heart-wrenching questio

the russian tennis player beat italian jasmine poalini in two sets 6:4-7-6. the match lasted one hourt of the world has 16 serves to break out, three double faults and four converted break points out of eight. the next rival of the belarusian was the representative of kazakhstan elena rybakina, who currently occupies the sixth place in the wta rankings. reigning champions league winner manchester. city yesterday won a second victory in a row in the group stage of the new tournament, the city residents beat the german leipzik 3:1. let us remind you that earlier at the start of the championship , the british defeated the serbian team with the same result in a home match. at the moment, the sky blues are leading the standings of their division.

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every language level reading jasmine has been since the this is dw news and these are our top stories is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has found that his country's response to massive almost terror attacks with full change. the middle east, as the death toll from saturdays are solved, reaches 900 people, is realize mass improves outside of gaza, which is controlled by the posting is one. this is really force has continued to fight pockets or from us fighters, gaza officials report more than 680 deaths from his rarely bombardments.

you know, announce that the game didn't jasmine it strikes action nation wide to protest the government policies. if that happens, it will bring economy activities across sectors. so hold 17, he's a r t a bull josh like tyria. i'm fine if you're celebrated one of the holiest christian holidays mescal on wednesday. event commemorates the 5th century discovery of what's known as the true prose which had been used to crucify jesus. the residents of the east african nation enjoy the day. long passivity is to mark the out of the 3 cent piece. the bed was held in front of the country's main charge. celebration was attended by roost at oaks. me does not sound government officials. the ceremonies ended with thousands gathering round to on file locals. believe the flames and smoke and some of this in the christian mescal festival coincides with the east european. most them separate mortgage on not be mocking the buff date of that process, but how much local christians muslims have a tradition of respecting each of these of us. he's on the same day. we discussed this kind of existence of the fund

now jasmine's husband takes his compatriots out of israel, sending them on charter flights from tel avivan is my wedding ring, you see, very modest, evelinina bledens’s mother’s heart is torn to pieces, her twenty-nine-year-old son nikolai may be drafted into the israeli army, the homeland will force him, he will go, but what can i do, of course, i’m worried, my son had to 3 serve in the army for a year, maybe wait it out in another country, well, maybe i had some thoughts, but he is an adult , he will make his own decision, i, of course , expressed this kind to him. wishes, but this absolutely does not mean that he will listen to it. son bledens moved to israel 11 years ago with his father, a businessman. now nikolay works as a programmer in an it company. he now heads the company instead of his boss, who went to war. a ride could arrive at any moment. yes, he has not had retraining for 8 years, and in this situation, he is not subject to it. but. everything may change evelina bledens, as she felt, and on the eve of the military conflict rushed to israel with her youngest son syoma to v

uh, the hospital said that they are desperate for supplies. jasmine is now being subjected to genocide by these rarely occupier. so most of the dead and wounded our children, an elderly people, on behalf of all residents withdraws, demands from the world and immediate stops of the war and the killing of civilians . this video was from another hospital in northern gather, underlines which screwed the cruise can be seen. rushing victims of these release planks into the medical center and many of the victims of children, spokes person for the hospital gave an exclusive comment to our to you. he said that the regional medical system is on the verge of collapse due to drastic supply shortages of the day as a lead, whether it has since the beginning of the savage aggression on gaz uh my air strikes, targeting civilians and residential buildings, lots of martyrs, hospital has received more than 1700 wounded, more than 600 killed, most of whom are children, women and the elderly. most of the martyrs arrived as dismembered remains. many children, even unborn fetus was have arrived at the hospit

the emmy award nominee will speak with author jasmine guillory at san francisco's sidney goldstein theater jones has performed for several decades now and is known for her work on saturday night live, starring in the most recent ghostbusters film and filling in as the host of the daily show. this event was originally scheduled for september 27th. tomorrow night's conversation begins. at 730. all right. that is our report for tonight. thanks for watching us. the news begins tomorrow morning, 4:00, bright and early. that's it. mornings on two at four. good night, everyone. thanks for watching. good night. . everyone what's going on? i'm alex savage. welcome to another edition of like it or not. this is the show where we bring in the panel from here at k t v. you and we have them weigh in on everything from major controversies to some of those little daily annoyances. we all feel and tackle everyday in our lives. joining us now to weigh in our panel. cristol bailey. good to have you here. roberta gonzalez and frank malik coat. thank you all for the time. pet owners

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the jasmine is now being subjected to genocide by these rarely occupier. most of the dead and read it are true for an elderly people. on behalf of all residents withdraws demands from the same rules and immediate stops of the war and the killing of civilians. but for the report of the helpful being handle, washington has called on israel to respect the rules of war and israel and gaza. but we feel confident in our conversations with these realize that. and we will continue to, to reiterate that the law of war must be upheld. now let's get more of us. first of all, this down close to neil chronology is cutting in molten color kind of which was a reaction from the us a. so a reaction, right? indeed, we have on occasion heard the united states criticized israel for the killing of civilians. but generally this criticism may take some time. however, there was an immediate response. it seemed almost an hour afterwards from the pentagon calling on his rail to comply with international law. i'm just now and calling for protection of civilian in guys. however, it i

much for talking to the daughter of at a to and the devil's middle east on the sunny rose on his jasmine studio for more funny work. and we had the really invested of the speaking very emphatically about going in to gaza and the problem of an invasion of some sort. how much of that is in between, assess what do you and how much of that is going to convince as well? that's a great question. first of all, this is the the cause of playbook. we're almost used to, you know, we've had so many rounds of attacks and counter attacks between the israelis and, and, and hum us that always in many times ended up also with, with in vague, with ground operations. it's always problematic. so, and the one that is real says it wants to rewrite the play because because the old one obviously has been the way they see it has been broken by hoss. but it's not quite clear what is the new one we know from the ground, there is no doubt they are preparing for it. we know also them which wary of it and it's not clear what shape it will take. and that to now you're asking about the politics is in a very right wing

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the reluctance of jasmine is to leave you the idea of released a statement saying that it was very close in january, so we the people of guys have given them 25 hours to leave without them leaving the operation. it cannot start, it's stated, but we see the still remain there for different reasons and we hear that last is calling local residents not to leave without waiting for locals to leave. so is rotating. teen is a striking this tree like does all air cross taking pods. and air raids and thousands of targets already have been heat and thousands of tons of bombs have been dropped on the street. because a ministry of house reports that in 8 days old escalation between each row and him as more than 2000 citizens were killed. and molden, 9000 others were injured as the idea of the calls on jerome is to filter this information. let's take a listen. a lot of government. the government is from us. so when the so called god, the minister of health issues information, the people killed us, they were on people in the northeast, there were men or women or children. obviously that information is