>> jeanine: yeah.e mayflower. >> jesse: mayflower. >> jeanine: jessica? >> jessica: when i heard the question i thought it was just a who is at your usual thanksgiving, at first. and we don't do traditional seating. people are kind of like, meandering around and sitting in different places and you spend part of the time sitting on the floor, sometimes at the table. but this one will be the first -- earlier today, where cleo can sit in a seat, so -- >> jeanine: that's fun. >> jessica: next to my kid. if there was anyone out in the world and not just for the marijuana consumption i would like to sit next to kevin duran, i feel he would be a fun person to chat through the meal with >> jeanine: interesting. i thought about this. certainly my grandson is two years old, i would love to sit next to him, but i thought about in it i said, you know what? who in the world what i like to sit next to? there was one person i would love to have a conversation with right now. >> harold: who is that? >> jeanine: bibi n

>> judge jeanine: smoking. >> greg: i'm thinking about smoking again. >> judge jeanine: i was a smokers the guy bumming them. >> judge jeanine: 15 years, i could light up tonight. >> greg: never goes away. what bad habit? >> charlie: tobacco. >> greg: trying pouchs. nothing is good as the real thing. kayleigh, do you have bad habits? >> kayleigh: i used to pound diet coke, bye-bye. >> greg: i quit vaping three years ago and now i'm vaping like a chimney. it is so good and just nicotine. there is good science nicotine is good for your brain, there is. >> judge jeanine: what about your throat? >> greg: it is great. look at that adam's apple. >> kayleigh: i learned a lot. >> greg: all right, one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized, based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 cli

jeanine?? >> jesse: old-fashioned sounding name. >> jeanine: thanks. >> jessica: kind of in the same family. >> jeanine: i told you i like my name. >> jesse: genevieve pirro,>> j>i like the ring. >> jessica: teddy, it was supposed to be my name, teddy tarlov, then my dad freaked out what if she can handle, te it? so they went with the third most popular name of 1984, and it is really boring.h th1984 i wish i was teddy tarlov.ing. >> jesse: that's a nice sounding name. >> jessica: it's done now. jes ship has sailed.: >> jesse: okay, teddy. i was going to go williames william watters.se and then you would have called me willy. h what about you, danaav? >> dana: my seventh grade spanish class name, ramona.an >> jesse: ramonaa:! >> dana: ramona quimby, age eight, the beverly cleary bookse so ramona.ar >> jesse: you look like a ramona >> dana: i think i couldhe definitely pull it off.mo >> harold: what does ramonana look like? my turn? i love the name frederick because of the greatican abolitionist

>> judge jeanine: smoking. >> greg: i'm thinking about smoking again. >> judge jeanine: i was a smokerays the guy bumming them. >> judge jeanine: 15 years, i could light up tonight. >> greg: never goes away. what bad habit? >> charlie: tobacco. >> greg: trying pouchs. nothing is good as the real thing. kayleigh, do you have bad habits? >> kayleigh: i used to pound diet coke, bye-bye. >> greg: i quit vaping three years ago and now i'm vaping like a chimney. it is so good and just nicotine. there is good science nicotine is good for your brain, there is. >> judge jeanine: what about your throat? >> greg: it is great. look at that adam's apple. >> kayleigh: i learned a lot. >> greg: all right, one more thing is up next. ♪ life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day! ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kicks

>> judge jeanine a: smoking. >> greg: i'm thinking about smoking again. >> judge jeanine: i was : a smokerthe guy bumming them.ls >> judge jeanine: 15. years, i could light up tonight. >> greg: never goes awaybumm. what bad habit? >> charlie: tobacco. .> greg: trying pouchs nothing is good as the real thing. kayleigh, do you have bad hshabits? >> kayleigh: i used to pound diet coke, bye-bye. >> greg: i quit vaping three years ago and now i'm vaping like qui a chimney. it is so good and just nicotine. there is good science nicotine is good for your brain, there n is. >> judge jeanine: what about your throat? >>what greg: it is great. look at that adam's apple. >> kayleigh: i learned a lot. >> greg: all right, one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ giving tuesday. giving tuesday giving tuesday giving tuesday is a global effort that encourages people to do good. this year, when you choose shriners hospitals for children® you're choosing kids like me and me and me. this year please support shriners hospitals for children® because when you do, you're not just giving to the hospital. you're helping chan

>> judge jeanine: honestly, yes.e is going to be because if you can finally identify who is creating the ai and that's where i think the problem is going to be. the genesis of the ai. you absolutely can. because of using your likeness and there is even in many states laws, civil rights law in new york which protects your livelihood -- coat your likelihood to make money for themselves when you're not gettg any payment. as a lawyer for jesse. no problem. i'll send you my bill later. here's the thing. dolly parton, she is right. she doesn't like this because she is, as everyone has already said, an icon and she got to where she was, she worked very hard. nobody gave her a helping hand. she climbed up the ladder herself. her emotions, reactions, instincts are different from what ai may think and i would be -- i understand why she would be insulted that someone would try to do an ai of her. i respect that. >> tyrus: watters, always imitated, never duplicated. coming up we have another huge surprise from nashville. ♪ ♪ rig

>> jesse: judge jeanine pirro. >> judge jeanine: great to be back at the terrible. look. while the biden administration puts out this national strategy to combat islamophobia, anti-semitism up is by almost 400%. the 69-year-old man who was killed is an example of that. it's already been ruled a homicide, but the question is where's the leadership from the white house on this? jean pierre couldn't answer the question about the bloody hands that are outside the white house and, you know, i just don't want to get into specifications, and all of a sudden -- specifics and all of a sudden they're afraid of rashida tlaib. it's muddy politics. the air of american vote in the united states is less than 1%. but the elections are so close, they have to worry about those numbers. but this white house wants to lecture all of us about hatred extremism and then when they see it, they can't say a word about it. but the thing that gets me and the thing that is so frustrating to me, i kept saying why is it that the world is upside-down now? why is it there are these protests and calling fo

>> judge jeanine: public health nuisance.tanding in the middle of wherever you want to go. i think they should be sanctioned some way with a violation. >> greg: there you go. jesse, you take selfies constantly. >> jesse: you were saying in the green room that in the research it says that the median age reported of victims was 22 years old. and female and you were saying we need to do whatever we can to save these people in that demographic. attractive # 2-year-old females. if we need to cordon off these places so they can't kill themselves, greg supports that. >> greg: i think i am the real hero, jessica. >> jessica: always. >> greg: yes, thank you. >> jessica: i think facetime on the street also must be a big -- i can't stand that also with no ear phones. >> dana: if you are doing that right right in the middle of the street. >> greg: all these influencers in my neighborhood doing these little shows. shut up get out of my way. >> jesse: only you are allowed to have a show. >> greg: exactly. they are not that attractive. come

jeanine. >> judge jeanine: why? why are you coming to me. i don't believe any of it.d can't deal with it so you're going to say testosterone suppresses the immune system estrogen increases our efficiency >> jesse: jeanine follow the science. >> judge jeanine: no, that's not science, that's men being babies. >> jesse: we are not babies we will we're medically different than women >> jessica: but you could be quiet about it woman there's no medical reason you have to complain. you know what a day in the life of being a woman is like? we don't feel well all the time. got to go to work. got to pick up the kids. >> judge jeanine: got to kick dinner >> jessica: yeah. >> judge jeanine: got to make sure the clothes are back. . >> jessica: right. do i stack his boxer shorts or not. >> jesse: he gets starched boxers >> jessica: no isn't that what they did in olden times. >> judge jeanine: they ironed them, too >> jesse: emma, that's something else. dana. >> dana: when i first met peter i went over to england to see him, that's where he was living and i remember in his car he ha

>> jeanine: no. >> jessica: she is too famous. >> greg: they have dating apps for famous people. >> jeanine old days it was like your town, school, this or that. now it is the world. and a lot of schemers on those apps. >> greg: that is true. i'm on three apps. [laughter] all right, "one more thing" "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ s, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ tonight,"jesse watters primetime," plane lady will be on. >> i will go as fast as i can. photographers shelter dogs need better website photos that's what you need to get adopted. they take the initial intake photos of the animals. they don't work. so these guys come in and gold photo has gone to the tampa humane society and their efforts are paying off, you are more likely to get adopted. also, check out the movie that my friends on netflix. based on the t

that is not a big market. >> jeanine: thank you, jessie.nite, do you have an electric car? >> greg: not yet. but i have bought stock in extension cords. i have a theory that they are trying to replace our fossil fuel cars with evs. now, i think the government is getting by the invisible hand of the free market. this is what happens when you embrace a goal that is not based on a system that i desire or a wish. if you want, like me, washboard abs and 7% body fat, you have to create a system here you cannot just wish her washboard abs, so they treat this massive overhaul in your life like it's an electric car. just press forward, and it will happen. now, you need a system to do that. this is another area where something like evs were based on my mental models that turned out to be false. they've been off by 20%. they lied to us. in order to ban appliances, to eliminate fossil fuels, to ban gas powered engines, and to shame us into the eating insects. imagine if they did it the right way. because i think jessica is right here you can introduce

. >> judge jeanine: we are talking about joe biden."the new york times" he had the poll of the battleground states. 71% said biden was too old. by contrast 39% said the same thing about donald trump. the public recognizes this is about cognition. it's not about age. the public has been watching this man falling down, tripping, stumbling, slurring his words, not going to dinners and international vents and they are not going to be fooled by this new bubble wrap campaign strategy. we got conned by the first one when it was a basement campaign. fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me and i think the american people, what they believe is reflected in this "new york times" santa paula. in addition to the fact he's not getting any younger. we can refer to people like me jagger and everybody else. last week we had a 99-year-old world war ii veteran who came on stage and walked out, he didn't stumble out through we were waiting for him to trip. he gave a speech, ad-lib, have the audience standing, standing ovation. that's what a

what's going on. >> jeanine: youw >> judge jeanine: dana last night the candidates talked about how theyti-semitism that's going on on the university campuses. did you have a chance to hear about what their plans were? >> dana: i listened to the whole thing. i think poverty it was about the visas, the student visas, that is something you'll get in a free speech debate on that but maybe that's a debate worth having. i also think, though. >> that there is a deep -- i think maybe, i can't remember which one it was, talked about this is a leadership issue. i it may have been vivek. but there was no disagreement openly the stage on many issues including this one. rashida tlaib, she has no incentive for this to end. show's making a gazillion small combingss because she was censured. she's getting all the attention she's ever want. her people that support her love this moment so she has no incentive to stop. that's not going to end. the mass ball on the idea of tolerance is about on the nose as you can get. the protesters went to that venue on purpose because they wanted to attack them. the oth

judge jeanine, she knows it takes a lot of love, a lot of patience.ight have to take you up on that. where is our friend brian? here we are. there we are. a lot of shopping. in the christmas season. is this going to be a big spending time of year? >> i hope so because i think timmy might have brought his christmas list with him to give to you and you could really spend. timmy, couldn't you? >> jesse: i am mr. claus. >> giving gifts is wonderful. caring for one another celebrating the greatest gift man has ever known, god with us. awesome season to give generously and joyfully. >> jesse: update the list after the show. where is ainsley? ainsley, let me shimmy my way down there. you've a beautiful family. what does it mean for the children? >> for the children it means jesus, baby jesus, definitely who we learn about every night. also santa claus. she is clearly excited about that. we have our list. it means family, being together with loved ones and it's not always easy for many families. but we have one because of jesus christ and we all grew up in di

don't even start. >> jeanine: okay, dana.ll and everybody coming out equal, but this is about discrimination. >> dana: i think so. you ask, is this unfair? it's clearly unfair. it's outrageous. i also think it is completely uncomplicated. i'm not going to talk -- all of these other words that people want to use about this, this is not complicated for me, this is outrageous, and i cannot believe there are so many women in power who either have been professional athletes who have made a gazillion dollars and they are fine, they are retired, and they were in women's sports and they were the pioneers of women's sports, and they will not stick up for these girls? their opportunities are being taken from them. money is being taken from them. they have decided -- talk about quiet quitting. that is exactly what these girls do. imagine being the woman with the most powerful know my power in the united states, kamala harris, first woman vice president, she will not say a word, it is appalling. >> jesse: all guys on "outnumbered" feared

>> judge jeanine: to me it appears he's moving left.s the numbers right now are not good for him. two months ago and nbc poll, he was at 46% in september. today he set 31% among those ages 18 to 34. he has dropped 15 points among that group in the last two months. i think more than that, he's trying to move left to satisfy those people in the party, the progressives. the craziest part is this is the one time he was telling the truth and now he's going back on it, saying, you know, i'm sorry i really said that. but i think the biggest part of all of this besides the politics and it's almost as though you're seeing a movie. i feel like i'm watching a movie now with the palestinians standing hostages over and any second someone is going to get a call to say turn around. the craziest part of this is that now we've had i guess it's 74 attacks against american military in seven weeks. with well over 60 of our serve some head injury. shrapnel, traumatic brain injury, they could be lifelong brain injuries and you have john kerry singh this afte

jeanine: hi, jennifer.e missile defense systems now, we're actually carrying out air strikes in syria. is that what you're saying? >> that's what's new tonight, judge. these are -- we don't know the number of air strikes but i was told on very good authority from a senior u.s. military source that u.s. has carried out a series of air strikes tonight. we don't know the locations. we'll be getting that information in the coming hour, i believe. but this is different than -- every one of these bases where you have 900 u.s. troops in syria, 2500 in iraq. those bases where they have been, some are small outposts, been attacked with these rockets and drones in recent days and weeks, they have certainly missile defense, they have means to stop those drones, and they have been shooting down those drones each -- most of the drones have been shot down by u.s. forces at those bases. this is different. this is sending in either f-15s or f-16s to carry out air strikes on iranian backed forces in eastern syria. interesti

your dog. >> jeanine: thank you.m "one more thing" m is next. blue-emu supports healthy muscles and joints. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." dana. >> dana: on monday politics. josh holmes, the co-host of the ruthless podcast. check it out. it's posted now. >> jesse: greg gutfeld? >> greg: am i just doing my watch what call it? tonight 10:00 p.m. kennedy, tyler fisher. kat, tyrus. my sloth will have to wait until another day. >> dana: he is slow. >> jesse: we will wait for it. johnny confronted wanda the stuff. >> why did you stuff the ballots? >> jesse: within a darks what was she doing? stuffing groceries in her bag, probably. jessica? >> jessica: so a teacher went viral for transforming her classroom into a southwest airlines plane to fly her student to mexico. southwest responded with a major surprise. all the first graders were invited to southwest headquarters for a tour and they got to meet pilots and take part in aviation-themed activiti

>> judge jeanine: guess?the end of the video. >> greg: 9 #. >> jesse: 8. >> dana: 11. >> greg: let's go. >> dana: chipmunk probably on six because it's little. never going be # 1. >> jesse: i'm going to win it. >> dana: seven. six. >> greg: nope. [laughter] make make room. it's 7. no winners. that means. >> jesse: whoa, whoa, woe. closest. >> jesse: 8. >> greg: that's over 7. >> judge jeanine: you don't win. i get to hold onto the squirrel. and we're going to have great night tonight, squirrel. >> judge jeanine: hold onto the new winner comes. in. >> greg: you can hold on to it. >> judge jeanine: no, you keep it. >> harold: 12-year-old girl from california won a top junior science award for life-saving invention. exrat add fire detection device thermal imaging putting out faster. won first place in junior innovator's challenge. $25,000. we hope and pray she keeps on winning. as we say around this table you go girl. >> greg: see, dana, girls can do science. >> dana: thanks. i was wondering about that in the co

on jeanine record. you can just to give you a sense of how big a threat they see this area is since the october 7th incidents, 205 palestinians had been killed in the occupied west bank, where there is no home us. and what we see is 25 percent of those deaths have happened in and around jeanine refugee camp. we saw it raised yesterday and met with palestinian fighters using explosives. and we saw them going towards the hospital in search of people that were injured in those classes. were 3, were killed, 14 injured, many of them critically. and we saw with the disability often do stop ambulances detain and check and interrogate people. and then they tried to go and find those people at the hospitals. doctors were called out and said they wouldn't come out, they would stay with their patients who needed care. same to throughout the reporting from ramallah and the occupied westbank. thank you very much. i want to bring in a time or carmel. the professor public policy is the doha institute for graduate stud

so select the soldier who killed or call the shooting of actually also in jeanine. everyone wanted to have an investigation. i never on wanted proof and everything i could care less about. oh, exactly that soldier, that kitchen in a box i could care less. who is this very particular soldier who's getting this varies young child. what i care about are the people who are getting the old there's what i can about are the people who are writing is really is behind especially stick general side, the war against the for this thing. and people who are the focus children that queued thousands upon thousands of children and it goes on a base, it, it goes with both an impunity and it continues. and when they have a pausing, does a big deal of children and the worst thing. okay, one will leave it there for now. we'll continue to cover this developing story. thank you so much. well, those rates and they all can probably westbank come as talks are under way right now to extend the ceasefire in the gaza strip. and it's a deal agreed between him, us and israel. so bees in the meanw

and it says, i say this is happening mostly every night in jeanine. jeanine is long being considered to be passed in for the palestinian resistance. there are a number of different factions that operate from inside jeanine. and that being way, it's like this for months, but they have intensified, they've got more violent as since the, the war and gauze that began all to those how much the tax in these, well, on october, the 7th locals here saying that the 5 that were killed in jeanine, free were killed by live file and to from, as a say, these targeting drugs and strikes, which we've seen actually video evidence of the user id on a released video couple of days ago following a previous right on jeanine. and you see these small but very powerful explosives targeting individuals in the small alley ways inside the refugee camp. so yeah, another morning civilians trying to pick up the pieces here. this road completely destroyed. private property they describing it and rights groups describing this kind of thing as collective punishment. what's also interesting is that in recent rates, we

child stratford joins us now live from jeanine. charles, tell us, 1st of all, what you'll see in the will you join us on a straight th, just on the outskirts of the camp, the refugee camp that is inside jeanine. we being inside the campbell group to the level of destruction that is being talked about in this strike strikes. certainly what we've seen the, the low cost described to us as big as strikes. i wouldn't say that i qualify is that now whether indeed they were project charles that were 5 from some for the or drone that remains to be seen, but you can see the level of destruction on the street. the calls destroyed the locals here are telling us that would've been about 2 am that so these really ministry came into jeanine bush road here that you can see. it was basically just dug out by one of these middle treat grades. bulldozers that we see, did he use these big use besides devastating effects in, in these right, so now happening every night. there was in this, we're told of his where the soldiers the tell you mentioned you

a large force of boulders is norbert vehicles going into the areas around jeanine refugee camp. they were met with palestinian fighters using explosives on those as really positions. we know that at least one joe strike was carried out by his really forces killing 3 palestinians among them. the leader of the janine battalion, the military wing of a swarming 200 were hearing that she has been killed by law louis. now 14 other people who were injured, some of them remained in critical condition. we saw images from the hospital of paramedic outside being ushered forward. bias really forces doctors inside were also told to come outside and surrender themselves, but they refused. they said they would stay inside and continue to take care of their patients at the events in the hospital. one of the main hospitals in that area is and can you give us some, some context on jeanine because it has been historically a hotspot for resistance is real. that is correct. the janine area, the refugee camp, in particular, a number of the armed wings of various different palestinian political groups

but most of them are here in jeanine because jeanine is not under the control of palestinians security services. and there are different palestinian on groups in the i'm lots of these riley's people who would tell you was perhaps that is revenge because a lot of people targeted in these arrests are members of homicide. the homeless fights us or members of hamas whose political wing that also tell you that it gives these riley's a chance to sort of with all focus on gaza or pray to internet. come much more expensive way in the west funds and they would uh if there was more focus of internationally on what's happening in the west bank. so bodies giving these reilly's a chance to perhaps finish unfinished business and go after and try and really, really reduce the numbers of these palestinian, the groups that operate, particularly engineering. certainly bernard smith, reporting live from jeanine, where we keep hearing the sounds of those explosions those raise. they're clearly still ongoing at this hour. thank you. bernard. the head of the c i a, the united states, the central intelligenc

now i leave you in the hands of ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody i'm th jesse watters along with judge jeanine harold ford jr. greg gutfeld and dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this i s "the five" ♪ >> jesse: president biden turning his back on israel to apiece the far left at the most critical moment of the hostage negotiations. 11 more captives have been released by hamas and are now back in israeli territory. temporary ceasefire deal between israel and the terror group getting extended for two more days. the white house says hamas is committed to rel releasing anot 20 women and children the next two days but so far only one american has been released. jeff paul is live in tel aviv with more. jeff? >> yeah, jesse we just got word that this latest group of hostages released by hamas are on their way right now to als israeli hospitals to get treatment and get checked out. and like the days before these happened, you know, we saw some delays today, just like a few ago, and that really just speaks to how fragile these negotiations and this deal is between israel and hamas. here's what

but in any case, that's figure 25 percent of the depths happening in around jeanine really tells you how seriously is really forces are taking what they see is the threat emanating from there as a mr. avi reporting and ramallah. i also note you were telling us about jeanine, but earlier they were telling us about this incident that breaking news on a shooting incidents and their hebron. so you'll give us more information on that. i know as soon as you get it saying, thank you very much. still ahead on al jazeera in the shadow of starvation, the world to program warns gauze this population is facing wide spread hunger to stay with the the hello, we're seeing some really heavy rain pushing across central the something pops of vietnam, recently, mostly on the same will try but it's heavy a showers down to was the one who put towards them away from these to over the next couple of die self and kind of had the over the same over 100000000 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. so that's that chain of storms, and then is that more efficiently with them all safely monsoon driving those big down p

let's go to bed smith, who was live for us in janine and the occupied west bank funded jeanine, as we know, no stranger to raise even before october the 7th of these rates have been particularly embrace on may. yeah, and this is the, the morning of a major cleanup operation and jeanine after the 1st days, right. all of his road you see around me. it was tom act until yesterday. and he was dug up by his riley bulldozers as positive outright as sort of a collective punishment. 14 palestinians were killed in this rate on jeanine on thursday, on since october. the 7th for the policy ends have been killed just in this city. it's always was the rates all over the west. find the focus, most of the survey ones i here because the home a lot of different type of thing. you know, i'm groups of roger one being the janine battalion, but now we've had across the occupied west funds since october, the 7th 100 and 38th palestinians killed, including $46.00 minus the raid took place old a 1st day here was the biggest as bein since october the 2nd now st. jeanine's crowd, refugee camp is rarely soldier

we saw multiple raids in bethlehem and novelist, but the 2 major flash points were in jeanine. and in hebron engine in city we've seen images of armed clashes between is really a military as well and palestinian fighters. hebron was where we seemed the most activity so far this morning. at least 8 people have so far been arrested in bates . lamar, as well as areas that have been areas that have been rated included, a funeral home that has been hosting funeral services for people that have been killed in that area in the last few days as funeral homes are rated vandalized and then seals shot to keep anyone from going back and using them again, and that is significant because we've seen casualties happen any time every time. almost every few days. we've seen several casualties from these raids is really a military arrive, a blaring speakers announcing a good morning to those community saying that we have arrived signaling that they are here mocking the residents of bates or more. we've also heard is that uh the surround it a mosque in that village and ordered the mom to allow the

charles stafford reports on how jeanine is awesome. the target of his right. the aggression this is what promised. it means wake up to virtually every morning these days that you need rick g can more destroyed streets, calls fallacies, doug off and pulverized by the use way. the all me, this isn't all with those. those are work ripping off a palestinian neighborhood and protected by one witnesses say with thousands of soldiers fighting the surrounding streets, trail of destruction and seemingly gratuitous violence against the civilian population, which many governments, human rights groups and the people who lift gate cool, collective punishment. always always multi is food, but without this level of destruction we never expected this. everyone was so good shaking. thank god, nothing happened to my family. children sits amongst the rubble were only an hour or so before he's ready. soldiers protected the bulldozers as they worked on the company. when you talk to you, they destroy the sewage system, the voltage, electricity, infrastructure, and effects on like d

but expense reports from jeanine. narrow streets, the jeanine's crowded refugee camp is rarely soldiers and palestinian gunmen fight street to street on house to house explosives. so use the principles into homes. so soldiers cannot prove them into alleyways and take on the palestinian fighters. tens of thousands of people live amidst the fighting. then the military coals and its machinery for collective punishment. the bulldozers rip up the tom i call the main streets damaging volt domains and electricity cables below. it's a new type of collective punishment that israel has recently been inflicting on palestinians in the west bank, a lot of roads, housing, in the 1st structure, any picture of a martyr, a noise, then they would be simply knock off a wall that has a picture of a mart 2 or a shop door or on the about, they take it out on anything, the amys to create the diamond rates of long been effective life for palestinians living under occupation before october the 7th, the average 12 a day across the west bank. but now the average pay today, this rate on jeanine was the biggest as

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honda said he's ready, ami has been kinda got more rage and patrols in jeanine. what more can you tell us? that's right there. and these really are me launching this really large scale military operation in the occupied west bank city of jeanine. they came in, in mass is more than 50 armored vehicles. additionally, locals are saying that hundreds of troops are on the ground. but what we've also been hearing is that a lot of the hospitals in jeanine's 3 main ones particularly has been closed off. these really army has setup check points around the cities entrances. so no one is allowed in there. we're also hearing that there are still heavy exchanges of fire going on between palestinian fighters and is really forces places like jeanine are used to unfortunately, these types of is really military operations over the last couple of years as these realize are hoping to crack down on armed palestinian resistance groups in places along the occupied west bank. let's listen now to a doctor who has been trapped in one of those hospitals for several hours. if he's been alr

really ministry on jeanine bursley every night. jeanine being often described as one of the big boss, stands for the palestinians, all armed resistance. so we are expecting funerals in the next couple of hours just to bring you up to date on all the raise these right the minute you right to various other locations across the occupied west bank last night. uh one person was killed in columbia which is close to ramallah at least 2 killed in hebron. one person dying of his injuries that he got during a ride in nablus a couple of days ago. and in terms of arrests, at least $45.00 people arrested over night and the vast majority of them or at least well over 50 percent of them we understand from a right on the town of hebron. so yeah, people here yet again, another morning, picking up the pieces, waking up to more destruction. following these increasingly intense nightly is riley military rides and towns and villages across the occupied west bank tall stress of their 1st engineering in the okay pod westbank. thank you. still ahead on al jazeera rockets, 5 from 11 on the engine, northern is

busy so reinforcements have arrived into jeanine refugee camp. now, what local residents are telling us, but the least a $180.00, and ahmed vehicles and about a 1000 is what are the soldiers uh, at the beginning of the operation which started at 9 p. m. last night still ongoing . uh oh, so lovely is there any media is saying uh the i across a flight just attacked a cell during the operation and thats holly's with the eye witness report. so we've been hearing about loud explosions being heard in jeanine refugee camp. but this raid isn't just against the cam. it's also in jeanine city and a village just outside of janine, this is a far larger rate. then we've seen in previous weeks that was a rate about 4 days, 5 days ago, engineering camp. but this is a lot of soldiers and the fact that it's still ongoing now, and then they boil in reinforcements will be a concern to the residence will stuck in that camp. there is an intensive firefight going on between the palestinian government in the camp on these ready soldiers. but these ready soldiers have o

charles profit hassle uses from jeanine in the morning. also, another is rarely meant to say right on the refugee campaign in jeanine. locals here say that soldiers came into the camp around midnight last night and stayed until around 7 30 in the morning to step out of the frame. so you get a better idea of the level of destruction locals is a but to military homage is really bulldoze is basically the blades. and so that's all back here on the street and destroyed the entire road. they're all hundreds of civilians that live along this straight. we'd be speaking the sound of the one woman broke down into describing how terrified she was for the safety of the children. people say that they've got no electricity. now the water has been caught they, i'm human rights groups around the world describe this kind of operation. by the way, the medicaid is a form of collective punishment. we understand that the focus of last night's operation was on 2 homes belonging to lead is of the palestinian resistance groups . in this area. we've seen one of th

all stratford reporting from jeanine time for the weather. here's everything. hello, the weather is lottie set forever across the middle east of the monument. lots of sunshine, the 1st sight, the summit, the truth be known site here, and kind of to i'll just around the coffee and say that to came some, i'll just setting in so little blurry over the next steps i type of just struggling . if i can go to that to around 25 degrees celsius, but who pool food cooler than it has been? recently, temperature is not dropping. not just we go on into friday, but to try whether that and the cross match will be arriving financially. and so the knoll sent to was a live and since it took a general driving, got some running around the took a that will push this way further northwards and east was pushing over towards the georgia advocacy price. guys, coming back came behind something of a no leeway and some little fresher, just around the live. and so as we go through the next day or 2 on the far side, so quite a king. when will gather, just around the straits of japan, outside

but i'll just you jeanine refugee camp in the occupied woods bank. another 2 palestinians were killed by his very forces in hebron during a separate rate that they've been several protests in solidarity with palestinians in garza, in wrong con, has more from have run in the occupied westbank. this is one of the largest protests in the occupied westbank in the centre of hebron. uh the process does have uh, showing that solar dorothy with the people of garza, this is actually been organized by uh, 5 to and how many seduce big political parties it. but it's not just about guns that either. we've been hearing about the treatment of palestinian prisoners in prisons. the hebron palestinians have told us that those prisoners are actually tortured. and we have now a statement from the geneva base to your own med human rights. opponents, who actually says that they have evidence of power thing is they have gone on in the south of the westbank being dragged and assaulted by is riley soldiers ah, published indians civilians. in footage, they say, i've been stri

but jeanine was the target of a huge read by the israeli army. and the overnight hours, these really army intern, janine, the city and the refugee camp and the overnight our stay there for a couple of hours. it happened again today. we're told that they've been going house to house looking for palestinian gunmen. so right now it's a very fluid in volatile situation and we will get you more detail specifically about what's going on in the janine refugee camp with regard to that rate in the hours to come 0 mohammed, i wonder if you have a sense of what the bigger picture for is real is because they've been conducting raids almost daily since the october 7th attack on israel is there. do they have a clear strategic objective for what they want to do with the occupied westbank at this point? well, 0 is really military official. have been quite clear about their intention and when it comes to these regions the past few weeks, we've heard a few of them say that the gloves are off when it comes to the occupied west bank. and what that means is it, these

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yeah, this has been described as one of the largest res on jeanine in, in recent years. in fact, um, as being qualified as, as that on the basis of usually these rates, by the way, the military own, janine focus on the refugee camp and we've seen repeated rights since the beginning of the war and jeanine. we visited the city a number of times and seeing the level of destruction that these, these things actually the palm of these areas. the use, for example, of all the bulldozers to destroy the streets and the homes of those a suspect to the being, members of the, the, all, and all of the resistance groups. but this is different because it seems to involve a fall. why the area and we've seen videos of foot soldiers is ready. so just basically working in various different areas, right. the way across the city. what you mentioned that with respect to the hospitals is something again, that we've heard this evening for multiple sol. she's a saying that to these really minutes we had surrounded these hospitals and we understand that they were interested in getting to even shou

but as i do, as i, as i mentioned, you know, jeanine is very much robust in for the resistance. and so it is being constantly targeted by the is, is really military pretty much on a nightly basis. thank you for that update jobs profit that for us in jeanine and the ok pod westbank on more than a 130 pounds damian's have now been killed in the occupied westbank either by is rarely forces or in attacks by israeli settlers. hundreds had been forced to leave the homes. hold up, they'll have made his this report from the occupied westbank. it's at sunset that they start mounting guard overlooking the rolling hills south of high, broad, and wondering from which side danger will come on this night. is because of attacks by settlers, the soldiers become the search our homes be the young. so we have to see um they wanted us to leave before the war. now they're more aggressive. several communities in the occupied with bag like this one in nearby, where the seek had been forcibly removed by is really settlers with the full support of the army as, while much of the focus is on gaza. i freez

in jeanine. at least 14 palestinians have been killed. the esc on 2300 g m t. that's 1 am in gaza, but it's rarely strikes the targeting major hospitals. the with so was the moments of impacts and of the indonesian hospital, which is barely functioning. thousands of wounded and displaced people are sheltering in the vicinity on this. as soon as the northern concept director is quoted on the well to wake up to the reality of as well as the bombing campaign. this is what the occupation is throwing its hospitals. massage truck, know that the world bear witness to what the occupation targets trulia in 24 hours the hospital will be out of service. it seems these radio occupation policies are not happy with the persistence of the indonesian hospital nor the steadfastness. the people of northern causes this settling schools by targeting an on civilians injured people and medical staff whose rights a guaranteed by international law and by human rights organizations. it seems the world is still blind, deaf and dumb to these atrocities. more than 16 bowman spelling less

. >> judge jeanine: her or the bear? >> charlie: i think both of them remained calm because she remained calm. that's what you are supposed to do, judge. >> greg: she should have better film and gotten closer. >> charlie: listen she says oh, this is outcome ward. which i thought would be a really great final last words. she is of course videotaping. >> judge jeanine: wait a minute. this is just on the trail and the bear is walking down the trail? >> charlie: she has her cub right behind her so she is not backing down. that's mama bear. she is not backing down. >> jessica: my sister-in-law had a bear her backyard in new jersey. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us tonight. have a great weekend, everybody. >> bret: hey, judge, all baiers aren't bad. >> judge jeanine: are all bears bad? >> bret: mama bears you have got look out for. >> judge jeanine: the girl bears are bad. i got it. thanks, bret. >> bret: they are protective. good evening. i'm bret baier. we will take you on board an israeli naval ship behind the scenes look

unfortunately now uh, jeanine sees but pretty much daily rates. certainly since the beginning of this year and they occupied westbank rates, really effective live for the palestinians living here. but you need particularly rarely for the last 2 years, the policy and you will forward, you haven't really had any effective control of it. or would you need and certainly the palestinian security forces in the evening on nothing control of that say to you and he's left to different groups and that is in those circumstances, these really forces are all going in jeanine and arresting people. i'm looking for um finances, but after the savings incident we now have a $136.00 palestinians, $39.00 of them. mine is killed in the occupied westbank since the stats of this will in gaza on october. the 2nd in the amount of force that bennett smith, thank you. more than $130.00 palestinians have been killed and occupies westbank either by is very forces or in a tax buys very surplus. hundreds of kind of things have been forced to leave the homes or the i don't need

we've seen violence flaring in jeanine. how is the war in gaza impacting the lives of palestinians in the west back? it's not easy as well here to say it's vice versa. it happens, i mean, what happens in the westbank. sometimes i fix garza and the vice versa. what happens in garza has an impact on the west bank, but i feel in play. what happens in shooting now is a separated of what happened in, in guns, a, a bullying on regarding the war. it's not on using at the tax on and on jeanine or the mutants there. and many, many incidents, many rates took place in napa, los, or engineering or other places. and what happens in garza, is that of course, that increase the anger among the philistines. sometimes it's not easy for them to move in to move how much actually is trying to push the listings in the west bank to act and to go out to the streets, to protest, to confront these were any troops along the cause, the west bank, but um uh, we can say that this is what happened in janine is particularly because of, of the wording gall

i'm using the tax on and on jeanine or the mutants, they are a many, many incidents, many rates took place in napa, los orange need, or other places in and what happens in garza, is that of course, that has increased the anger among the philistines. sometimes it's not easy for them to move in to move how much actually is trying to push the listings in the west bank to act and to go out to the streets to protest upon friends. these were 80 troops along because the west bank, but um, uh, we caught say that this is what happened in jeanine is particularly because of, of the war and gone. got it. i'll have to end it there. a journalist has an blue shirt and i'm on many, many thanks a look now, it's some other news making headlines around the world. the government of sierra leone says its troops have repelled a group of armed assailants, who attacked a military armory in the capital free town. several prisons have also been attacked, and a number of prisoners released. the government has imposed a nationwide curfew and says it remains in control of the situation. at least for students hav

i mean, jeanine now is hit pretty much every night by his variety. so just coming in here, i'm looking to arrest people destroying civilian infrastructure and it was around about 2 am, were told by locals that all the vehicles is right on. the vehicles are paid on the outskirts of the cam, waiting in. um we seen pictures of as being released, i'd be released by the ease. right. and he made a tree. they saying that this was what they describe as a drug and attack. maybe we've been describing things as a starts. i think it's important to recognize that certainly that video is consistent with what we saw inside the camp. about an hour ago we went to the location of one of the so called strikes. if babies a talk as a drug and strike saving late on a particular individual who certainly these ready ministry say was an all palestinian fight to the situation. as you can imagine, imagine engineering is very tent. indeed. just to put you some give you some context. this town is for many is being described as, as if you like one of the, i present this for the a