nesheiwat, heritage foundation's kara frederick and todd piro. president biden is soaking up the sun, our commander-in-chief landed in u.s. virgin island yesterday ringing in the new year at a place owned by his power donors. nothing new for this commander-in-chief, he spent 40% of his presidency on vacation. the border crisis is reaching unprecedented levels. december on pace to be a record month and massive new migrant caravan is set to make things worse, that is heading in this direction. the problem is so bad even democrats and liberal media cannot ignore this any longer. mayor of denver, chicago, new york, all blue sanctuary cities, are begging the federal government for help. >> this is unacceptable. our city in eagle pass getting slammed with two to three thousand people everyday, it is unfair, unethical in eagle pass. we feel ignored by the federal government. >> without significant investment from the government, it won't just be the city of chicago, it is entire country at stake. denver is at ground zero trying to resolve and respond to

and director of tech policy center at heritage foundation kara frederick and host of the david webb show david webb, not wearing my favorite cross earring today. shawna bellows has selfies with president biden plastered all over her social media and served as executive director of aclu and hours after her landmark ruling she ran to the liberal media. >> first and foremost, it is important to know my oath to constitution and obligation to rule of law come before any other consideration. no other factors could weigh on that decision and did not. i'm duty bound to make this determination. we also, i rather laid out that the record demonstrates events of january 6 were an insurrection in the meaning of section three of the 14th amendment and in reviewing facts presented, the law, the history, we determined under section three of the 14th amendment that mr. trump engaged in insurrection and is disqualified. >> julie: and she doubled down on her decision and dodged questions when asked if her ruling would silence voters, watch. >> this takes away from voters having their voice heard, do you be

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so kara, how much trouble are musk and x in? and is this narrative we're hearing now about the decline and fall of x being over or underplayed? >> i think it has been played exactly right. i think the reporting is good, the ad sales are off by a lot, and going down further and continue to not just bring alex jones on but hosts him on twitter along with andrew tate who has some issues and ramaswamy who apparently went to the bathroom in the middle of the twitter space. >> with a wireless mic on so people heard. >> classy, i have to say. >> he is creating a situation what is very hard for advertisers to move in there, especially for alex jones who is a heinous character and broke the rules of twitter over and over and over again. >> kristen, over or under on the decline or fall, the end of x? >> i think you believe that if elon musk is bad, or his choices have been bad, that has been playing out for a while, so i don't know how much this changes it after a pattern of other things he has done that are very controversial. what i do

so kara, yea or nay, to george santos on cameo?ause depending on your answer, you may get a little message from george santos. >> i may. she is good at this. george santos is good at this. i have met with the cameo ceo. i'm fine with it. it will be over in 15 minutes. it is just a stunt. and he's such a grister. it is a perfect place for him. i like it. i like where he is now. >> reihan, as we all know george santos is about the benjamin, and what do you think about his cameo on cameo? >> well, it's disgraceful but i suppose i'm glad he's not on the dole, you know? he's got to do something. but you know, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. >> he is also making a lot less money through cameo even if it is more than he was making in congress than if he was leaving to go sit on a bunch of corporate boards. >> all right. next, you may see one of these contraptions driving down the streets, tesla's long-awaited cyber truck, finally on sale, with an early price tag of $120,000. elon musk calls it the go to vehicle for the end of the world

because it will get, you're right, it will help biden -- >> we're forgetting, kara, the democrats, or the republicans are saying, look, the deal in effect is aid for ukraine, for tougher border enforcement, and now -- >> yes, i get it. >> the democrats are saying no, we want the dreamers. >> maybe they will get that. >> it would be nice to get that. >> we'll see. right? they're still negotiating. everyone needs a win here in some fashion. but one thing that is clear is they've got to get aid to ukraine and they got to get aid to israel and it is not by any means necessary, but they're going to have to deal. >> we're talking about the conditions that republicans are asking for, but what about the conditions that some progressive democrats are asking for. they're asking for conditions to be placed on aid to israel, that are all about restraining israel in its ability to defend itself. that is really dangerous conditionalitiy. >> human rights? >> you will legislate human rights in a u.s. appropriations bill as opposed to saying support our allies? >> every single other country that recei

repin’s painting dedicated to this particular event, you know, i am very grateful to the journalist karading me of this particular painting. reppin was a very revolutionary-minded artist, he there are many paintings that expose both the tsarist regime and objectively. they talk about the difficulties and problems of pre-revolutionary russian society, they didn’t expect it, refusal to confess, he has a lot of such works, well, let’s look at the painting by ilya efimovich repin, which kara murza reminded us of, the delight after... the revolution of 1905, look , what amazing faces, ilya yafimovich repin was a great artist, he reflected the objective state of society, he, if not photographically, then very accurately depicted the spirit that... reigned among this jubilant crowd, look carefully at these faces, these are the faces of healthy people, this is the normal mental state of those whom ilya efimovich caught with his brush. repen, i repeat once again, is a person with great sympathy for the protest movement in russia. ivan petrovich himself, like most representatives of the intelligen

kara - murza recovered. in 2017, he was poisoned again. >> i woke up because my heart was racing. my heart because just getting faster and faster and faster. >> you woke up to this feeling? >> yeah. >> i don't think there are words to describe this. to describe how you feel when you're trying to breathe and you cannot. when you just slowly feel your whole body just giving up. >> this time, he barely escaped with his life and spent almost two weeks in a medically induced coma. he has never found out how he was poisoned. who do you think was responsible? >> i can only presume that this is -- this was done by people with at least, with connections to the russian special services. >> the kremlin has denied any involvement in kara - murza's poisoning. since the 2016 u.s. presidential election, a number of russian diplomats and operatives have been killed or died under mysterious circumstances around the world. in march, 2017, the u.s. senate held hearings for russian involvement in the election. >> the american p

kara, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me.ally, many of us know or have visited filoli, but it seems like suddenly you've gone into national thanks to last month's meeting of the presidents, right ? absolutely. yeah. it's been a very exciting time for us and everybody knows our name now, so that's really great. >> yeah. so for those who don't and maybe we can you can tell us about it while we look at some of the pictures from their visit. walk us through some of these locations. pictured on your website. so let's start with any of them. let's put one up, folks. >> all right. okay, great. >> all right. this is so the entrance of our house. >> yeah. 54,000 sqre ft manse. and that's where they first met. and had theamou handshakehereand i think it really represented a grand america's ho and a place where both parties felt comfortable and. and we could be really a place of welcome. >> and this is the outside the exterior of at butiful mansion, which, by the way, real quickly d i know we covered this during the summit, but how did

sara. >> kara, thank you for the details. as you know, john, the debate happened last night and donald trump can say plenty of things when he goes into court we should probably expect that. >> that's a good point. there's a political reason for donald trump to show up today, there are microphones there and this is his first chance to comment on the debate last night but there are also reasons for him to be there legally. with us is ellie honing. let's leave the politics aside. legally this is a few days before trump himself will take the stand for the defense. what does that mean, and what might we see? >> john, i think donald trump if we get to the substance of the case is going to try to make a couple points. first of all i think he's going to extol the virtues of the trump organization, and i think that goes to the damages point that kara mentioned. remember, letitia james is seeking $250 million and seeking to put this business out of business for good. i think this goes to his lawyer's argument you should not do that, th

let's bring in cnn's kara scannell. kara, what exactly is rudy claiming in this bankruptcy filing and what does it mean? >> well, rudy giuliani is claiming that he is saddled with debt, as much as $500 million, and saying he only has up to $10 million in assets. so he's trying to delay this payout to these two women. the largest of his debts in the bankruptcy filing is the nearly $150 million payment to those two georgia election workers that the jury handed down last week. but we're also learning a little bit more about giuliani's finances. he also has $1 million in unpaid taxes to the federal government and to new york state. in addition, $1.7 million in unpaid legal fees to some of the lawyers who represented him in many of the legal issues he's had in the past several years as well as $30,000 in phone bills. part of this is giuliani estimating that he's going to face potentially a lot more in either legal fees or damages from court cases because he's facing a number of other lawsuits including a harassment lawsuit f

as kara said, he's already found there was pervasive fraud. maybe he was so persuaded by this witness that he'll completely change his mind, but it seems unlikely to me. >> the witness is dismissing what the finding of the trump apartment that we all could see vastly inflated. >> right. when trump testified, he even admitted on the stand that was a mistake in their financial statements. for several years, it said it was three times the size, meaning three times the value it actually was. trump admitted that was a mistake. this witness saying that was an error, but he said it wasn't fraudulent because he said errors like that happen because these are personal financial statements, not audited financial statements. he was trying to draw distipgs there saying there are different accounting rules that govern those. they also had these disclaimers, a lot of the arguments the judge already rejected. >> kara scannell, elie honig, legal drama tonight. also tonight, keep watching because on "lara coats life," former attorney general eric holder is goin

thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> bill: kara frederick.ic event when she addresses new american citizens. she attends a naturalization ceremony, national archives and washington, d.c., implants to

so kara scannell is there at the courthouse, and so, how is this going to play out? >> well, fred, donald trump is expected to testify monday, and this is the second time on the witness stand in this case. the first time he was called by the state attorney general's office to answer questions as they lined them up, this time it is his lawyers setting it up, and directing the questions to him, and allowing him to answer the questions in the way that he wants. so he'll have more control over the questions and the answers, and his lawyer did advise him not to testify, because of the gag order, but it is limited to stop trump from making any comments about at the judge's staff which has nothing to do with the underlying accusations of the case, but the last time that trump testified, he turned the opportunity of to witness stand into a campaign event, and using statements that he has used time and again, and criticizing the new york attorney general in the courtroom, and also criticizing judge who has ruled in the case that his financial statements are fraudulent, and si

and kara scannell, i know that you will be studying the whole holiday. thank you for being here.ate? >> and stopping by to talk more about this is the former deputy general of the united states, tom dupre, but starting with this latest of the e. jean carroll case as kara was laying out, and now, the trump team is asking for a delay to consider the legal options. what do you think that the legal options are? >> well, the options are to try to push this immunity issue as far as he can take it, and he has a few cards to play in court of appeals and he could get the supreme court interested in the case, and the strategy is to say, get me and my legal team a little breathing room to figure out the options and what we want to do and then potentially take the issue to the supreme court which could potentially, again, delay this trial. >> we have known for quite some time that the former president's team is pushing for a delay as kind of like a broader general strategy with a lot of, if not all of the cases that he is up against. is there a limit to this? >> i think that there is. with t

cnn's kara scannell live for us outside of the court. tell us, kara, who is this expert witness for the defense? why did he get so upset? >> reporter: boris, breonna, this is an expert witness, the final expert witness that the trump team called on his defense. and accounting professor from new york university. professor eli bartov. he was asked questions, he had been testifying all morning on this. the lawyer for the attorney generals office subjected to one of the lines of questioning saying the accounting professor is not a banker, so he is not qualified to answer questions about what a banker might be thinking when they receive the financial statements that the heart of this case. that is when bartov became upset. saying, shame on yourself talking to me like that. you make up allegations. i'm here to tell the truth. you ought to be ashamed of yourself. bartov previously testified this morning that he found that there was no evidence of accounting fraud. he said the financial statements were not materially or not in a meaningful way m

with cnn's kara denounced. kara, we have seen the former president make multiple public statements opining on how the trial is going. how have things played out so far? -- [inaudible] expert witness testifying, this is an accounting professor from nyu. he has given the trump side the strongest, clearest, offense so far from an expert witness. what he is testifying today as he examined the financial statements that are at the heart of this case, the accusations that they inflated the value of properties on them and then use that to get better terms on loans and insurance. he testified, unequivocally, that there is no evidence whatsoever of accounting fraud he said that my analysis shows the financial statements for all of the years were not materially misstated. the judge intervened here and asked him, are you saying that the attorney general's complaint has no merit? he said, that is absolutely my opinion. he went on to say that there are some errors in the report, in the financial statements. he said that thos

. >> cnn's kara scannell joins us live now. kara, what more are we expected to learn?xpecting more than 150 people to be identified when these documents are unsealed. these are associates of jeffrey epstein as well as some alleged victims. this is all stemming from a court case that one of his victims, the junior roberts to fray, brought against ghislaine maxwell, epstein's former girlfriend and longtime associate. she was convicted of helping epstein groom at recruit women that epstein sexually abused. so this is been a long running lawsuit and now some of these documents are going to be unsealed. it is a trove of documents. it's not going to be a list of names that we will see when the unsealing happens, but it will be a lot of documents and names referenced in them. so the judge, in making this order yesterday, noted that many of the dose in this case did not object to their names coming out. others names have been in the public domain four years, either through media reports because they gave media interviews, or their names came out at the criminal trials. so some

a lot of arguments a judge has already rejected. >> kara scannell, elie honig, legal drama tonight.oth for being here. also tonight, keep watching, because on laura coates live, former attorney general eric culver is joining heard us all these big legal stories. that will be at 11 pm eastern. in the meantime, there was a historic ruling and a fight that has one of the strictest abortion laws inclination, texas. a pregnant women forced to sue for an emergency abortion at 20 weeks. she won the case, but tonight the texas attorney general is offering a new warning to her doctor. plus, israeli soldiers detaining dozens of men who were stripped to their underwear in gaza. more of what we are learning about this dramatic scene, right after this. >>> fresh off a 500,000 dollar fund-raiser, pulling in some powerful endorsements, it's clear who the 2024 republican candidates say is a major threat, at least at this point in the race. other than donald trump of course. former south carolina governor nikki haley found herself at the center of attacks she was fending off or ignorant in vivek ram

let's discuss this with kara shisher. kara, thanks for joining me tonight.just to give people a sense of this lawsuit here, can you explain to us, just in the workings of how chatgpt actually works, why would the times be so upset about their content being used in this algorithm? >> >> because they paid for the continent. it's their ip. it's their intellectual property. and it's staffed. that's what they're saying, essentially. this is different than, say, a google search the points to the new york times. this actually dives into new york times articles and serve them up as if open i made them or created them. it's shoplifting essentially in a digital stock, much more deeper than anything this happened previously. and a lot has happened previously. >> do you think this is about getting a more lucrative licensing deal? or are they looking for more than that here? >> they want to be paid for the content. i don't think it's a difficult thing to understand. everyone, you all get paid by cable companies. everybody gets paid for their content they make and they pa

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kara scannell is outside of the courthouse, and what can we expect monday?well, john, donald trump is taking stand in his own defense, and as you remember, he already testified in the case, and then called by the state attorney's lawyers, but this time, he is going to be questioned by his own lawyers, and they will be setting the table about what he wants to talk about and he will have latitude of what he wants to talk about. and his attorney elena habba has said that he just can't make comments about the judge's staff with that gag order, and so we might see a repeat on the witness stand when turned that into a campaign event, and when the judge was right there and the attorney general letitia james was in the courtroom, and the judge even turned to his attorneys and said, you need the rein in your client, and so we will see if there is any new explanation of the allegations in the case. this case is about him inflating the property values to get better loan rates, and the last time he said that he did rely on the bank statements and accountants. >> and so,

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kara scannell live for us in new york. boris?ig deeper on all of this with former federal prosecutor seth waxman. set, there's a lot to get to. thank you so much for being with us. we heard there from the attorney for president trump saying she counseled him not to take the stand, especially under a gag order. should he testify? what do you anticipate? >> reporter: we have to remember that this is a civil case. so if there were really criminal charges that could be brought in the background, of course as an attorney you have a huge concern that your testimony could be used against you criminally in a future case. it's not likely that there is a criminal case that will stem from this, but with mr. trump, look, putting him on the stand is always a huge risk. >> as we have seen from him outside the courtroom multiple times, he has a tendency of being very boisterous and potentially pushing the envelope with the judge and others involved in the case. i want to pivot from one presidential family on trial to another presidential matter

for more on his day and upcoming testimony, kara scannell starts us off. let's talk what happened in court today. >> as you say, this was donald trump's ninth time attending. and the first time he has attended his defense case. and the witness that was on the stand today was their last expert witness. this was a professor of accounting from new york university. and this witness was unequivocal in giving donald trump exactly what he wanted to hear. his testimony today was that he said his review of the documents showed that there was absolutely no evidence of accounting fraud. he also said he found no material misstatements on the financial statements that are at the heart of this case. and the judge interjecting at one point, asking the professor if his testimony was at that the attorney general's lawsuit had no merit. he said absolutely, that's exactly what his testimony was. he went through a number of examples, saying again and again he saw no evidence of fraud. each for example the triplex apartment at trump tower that trump owned. when trump testified

thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> bill: kara frederick. washington to see first lady, melania trump has a public event when she addresses new american citizens. she attends a naturalization ceremony, national archives and washington, d.c., implants to tell those 25 new citizens about the importance of guarding our freedom and the responsibility of u.s. citizenship. melania trump, and emigrant herself, naturalized in 2006. we will bring you her remarks as they get underway in washington, d.c. meanwhile not just migrants but drugs and guns at the border and bombs could be in the mix. the feds are warning the agents to be on heightened alert for explosive devices. that begins a brand-new hour. i hope you are at home today, i am bill hemmer but dana has the day off today. well deserved, i would add from a well earned. >> shannon: she has a hardworking woman. we miss her, but i am shannon bream and i will try to help out. not that you need my help come up that vigilance is the key word after mexican military seized ten ieds at the border. u.s.

said to have been emptied of zionist settlers because the lebanese people in the southern cities of karae still there, and the various taunts that the media of the zionist regime throw at them, as well as the demonstrations that the settlers of the occupied territories in the north have done in tel aviv in the past days, and the pressures brought by the military and also the cabinet of this regime have caused the zionist military to attack the southern regions of lebanon use heavy bombs and rock breakers to scare the people and try to force the people of the south to flee from these areas , but what our field observations show, maybe it can be said in some towns that are very close to the border. 30-40% of the people have left something quite noticeable in the south of lebanon is the presence of resistant people, i have stated this both in my reports and in the various television channels that are present here in the interviews they conduct with the people and are broadcasted by many media outlets, this is the reason why the zionist settlers have repeatedly many times put pressure on the

cnn's kara scannell outside of the courthouse. tell us why the change here. >> trump's attorney just came into the court after the lunch break, saying they are streamlining the case and would no longer call eric trump to testify in his defense. as a reminder, he was called to testify the new york attorney general when they're putting on their case. he was going to be one of their final witnesses. now you think they are not calling him because they're moving to shorten the case. what that means there will be no court tomorrow. on thursday, there will be an accounting professor at nyu professor will be testifying. we also understand that former president donald trump will be in attendance on thursday, that was the plan as of yesterday, tell us into the testimony. he then will testify as the final witness and the defense. that will be on monday and that is expected to go all day. trump's attorney did ask the judge to postpone trump's testimony until the appeals court could hear argue and rule on their efforts to lift this gag order.

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or resistant to eid al-kara, or qassam azbrab qassam, or qassam azbrab qassam, or ayuni and wiftar kiryatoni raboni, or resistant to ali al-hudood or resisting al-hudood makhalkna la naish badal khalqna naish bahrieh khalqna naish bahrieh while the bloodshed continues and palestinians are martyred one after the other, the night bats steal the bodies of the martyrs , as soon as the army of the occupying regime storms al-shafa hospital in gaza , he stole a certain number of martyrs' bodies, and after a few days , he handed over the bodies of 110 of them, and there is no news about the rest of the martyrs' bodies. al-ohtalal al-isra'i aghdam ali stole the bodies of the occupying regime of our cities, which are in the mortuary of the hospital and the grave. there was a group of robbers. this is an anti-moral and anti-human crime, and the full responsibility of whatever happens to shahray's bodies lies with the occupying regime. the occupying regime has handed over the bodies of 110 martyrs to the red cross, which were transferred to nasser hospital in khanyounos and to dastai grave. they were

the beginning of a big cold snap; the fact is that in the rear of the cyclone , air masses from the kara arrive on the russian plain; already this afternoon, relatively warm weather will continue only in the south. the thermometer is in the middle zone. will no longer rise above -7-12. the epicenter of the cold will be the northeast, the russian plain. here, even during the day -20-25. gradually, frosts will begin to spread across russia, and on thursday, when the whirlwind moves into the steppes of mongolia , the cold will pour into the upper reaches of the abi, irtysh and yenisei, and not from anywhere, but from yakutia, where the day before it was below -50. so in barnaul , after a short thaw , it will be already thursday afternoon. -18°, on friday-saturday frosts will become extreme and -22-26 in the daytime and up to -33 at night. in moscow, the cold will also continue to get stronger. today and tomorrow in megalopolis -9-12. then the maximum temperature readings will be established within -14-15°. well, at night the air will cool down to -19:21. the last time such frosts came to...

most of the region will already be in the grip of frosts, the coldest will be on the shores of the karanorthwestern regions the air will cool down to -15-20°, in the center to -10-15. thaws will continue, except in the southern regions countries, but even here it will get noticeably colder. it is very warm in krasnodar in the last 3 days of 2023. +11-13 is twice the norm. but on sunday it will rain in the city, and on new year's eve the temperature will drop to +2°. january in kuban will start at +8 on thermometers in st. petersburg, the temperature will develop rapidly, today there will be snow down to -2°, tomorrow it will be only -5, at the very end of the year no higher than -12. we expect -18° for the holiday night on the banks of the niva. well, the cold won't stop there, on the first monday of 2024, the temperature will not rise above -20. but moscow will have several very warm days ahead of the arctic invasion. on friday -saturday. on the eve of the holiday it will already be around zero, and then there will be a collapse of cold, on the night of the 31st the air will immediatel

kara.t is your final point in this situation that you are completely drawing the zionist netanyahu's situation and this day when the ceasefire was not extended and we witnessed a renewed conflict ? in my opinion, this is a very important issue and that is the goal it was to announce that gaza would no longer pose a threat to the occupied territories. well, here are some scenarios for this design. one of them was the issue of expelling the palestinians and immigrating them to the surrounding countries. well, this is because of the effect it has on the internal politics of the surrounding countries and the opposition of the palestinians themselves and those who say that we will not repeat the mistakes of the residents of 1948 and our ancestors, we will not leave our homes. this is far from the mind. but the next scenario, which seems to be the scenario in the mind of the zionists and may be demanded by the international community and countries for these barbaric attacks. the region is that a

captions paid for by cbs television distribution kara petron is suing her former tenants, anthony luederather kochevar, for damages to her home caused by heather's kids. >> byrd: order! all rise! it's case number 78 on the calendar in the matter of petron vs. lueder-kochevar. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. petron, you were the landlord. the defendants were tenants in the house that you own, and you claim extensive damage to the home when you... >> that's correct. >> judge judy: ...finally got back into the house. i understand from reading your complaint that you knew this gentleman before. your last name is...? >> lueder. >> judge judy: mr. lueder before you rented the house... >> that's correct, your honor. >> judge judy: ...to him. how did you know him before? >> well, my father, we own a small liquor store in our hom

then there are so called or so kara tal a g lenses. when we go to mazda, missing some dental on auto sales woman, is that the opticians to get his lenses checked loan by their ortho care ecology or ortho caitlin? since the 18 year old has been wearing them for 2 years. how can i wear them? almost every night now, um, usually for about 6 or 7 hours, it's worth the rate. i was continued off in size of the lenses are only worn at night. the exert pressure on the corneo at precisely calculated points. this changes the refraction of light and compensating for short sightedness and stigmatism, at least for a number of hours. the effect for you i assigned the idea is that you train away your poor eyesight in your sleep, so to speak. plenty of rick's list and it works. that's off the mileage of stuff to nick, the super, the autopay lenses give you full vision as if you were wearing glasses. so in that respect they work perfectly function in a cell phone. the consistent carpentry can wound up a focus on the number of people who are short sighte

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disposal, huckman industrial man, like dozens of refugee families, the give organs flat from the corner, kara back in, arrived in the village of our lives, with almost nothing there about 45 kilometers from the armenian capital of unit on many are traumatized from having to flee, and the war between armenia and azerbaijan. 3 years ago, many soldiers are buried at the cemetery, and yet, on almost 4000 armenians lost our lives back. then almost every family had a deceased or injured acquaintance, friend or family member to more than back then, including victoria of oregon. for grand daughter was killed in a rock extract. it is a cook. i'm not supposed to meet with the kids were waiting for the taxi so they could be taken to the underground shelter. it was 7, 10 in the morning. you'll find a rocket flew right at us, i think. and think of the my 2 daughters in law were injured, not supposed to be doubled with this porter. so you see it hit my grandson on the head arm and let it beat steep. so speed about a was 40 and a lot made in the more was a major turning point for the armenians, because they

mister kara, could we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few seconds. stay tuned. the the welcome back towards the parts manager john kerry, i quote, a former c i a officer and a former senior investigator with the senate foreign relations committee. mister can react to uh, as i was preparing for this interview and reading about the last story, i kept thinking about alexander soldier and it's in whom the americans liked the quotes and much especially he saying that the line between good and evil runs not through stays or countries but drive through every human heart. then what was ironic to me is that rector bama who was in office when you were sentenced and who knew about the um you know, the live story of i was a beta as well. who likes quoting soldier needs and that basically she has a recommend if he has books and he was very, very critical of the cruelty of the song. it's regime for example, and yet he did absolutely nothing either in your case or in the case of this man. whose life is essentially being turned into everlasting torture. i wonder if

they will put pressure to open more than one kara door to increase the number of these, even with an a trucks, including fuel and get cooking gas as well. so fast in using a wood to cook, to start cooking food, for example. and they cannot find cool or cooking as they cannot find the same. keep the simple things that make mix mix. there start goes a bit less, the sales facing a lot cycles. we fairly, you can see clearly that the philistines are as saying the opinion about the international community that they are actually losing. they lost faith on the international community because the old is providing the posting of with temporary solutions. hundreds, often page the, i apologize, it seems like we lost our guest and it may be ongoing war on gaza, the jordanian prime minister called out israel's infinity, i have to do her for i'm stressing the value of palestinian lives these impunity uh the 10 protection uh that is really enjoys, in terms of the, of the application to the, of this down to a different connection. humanitarian lo, international legal for human rights that we see as a

a lot of the money goes minimal, what i had a hard time moving from a kara to lose or ron, and then i had to move again to their oh, belong. in this case, i had moved for time from jamal a camp in the north before which terrible law my father who suffered from high blood pressure diabetes, and heart disease, was with me when he died 2 months ago due to the extreme cold and like a food today as you can see, where super on the mattress in the sand, with my children's including a one month old baby and my paraplegic mother, we have no tend to shelter or anything but gods protection clinical. meanwhile, a woman fleeing from northern gaza has given birth to punch a group list in adair al, blah, hospital the mother and gave birth by. so syrian section add out of hospital one of the few, still operating in the area. the save the children, charity says severe shortages of medicine, clean water and food have had a significant impact on pregnant or breastfeeding women. and data shows around 180 women give birth daily. and as i'm the mother of the for newborns that had this to say about the expe

a lot of the guys minimal what i, i had a hard time moving from a kara to lose or ron. and then i had to move again to their elbow law. in this case, i had moved for time from jamal a camp in the north before which there belong my father who suffered from high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease was with me, where he died. 2 months ago, due to the extreme cold and like a food today, as you can see, we're sleeping on the mattress in the sand with my children, including a one month old baby and my paraplegic mother. we have no 10 to shelter or anything but gods protection clinical also in northern gals and is really as strike on a residential neighborhood. the in the city of bay, blah, here is that to have killed the 30 people, the un office full, the coordination of humanitarian affairs, said that 2 of the diseased, where local journalist let's take a look at the current number of a palestinian casualties. since the discharge of the hostilities on october the 7th, as reported by gods as health of industry, the deaf toll now exceeds 21000 people. 3 times as many h

what i had a hard time moving from a kara to lose or ron. and then i had to move again to their elbow law. in this case, i had moved for time from jamal a camp in the north before which the air belong. my father, who suffered from high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease, was with me when he died 2 months ago due to the extreme cold and like a food today, as you can see where sleeping on the mattress in the sand, with my children's, including a one month old baby and my paraplegic mother, we have no attempt to shelter or anything but gods protections. clinical a different type of updates in the conflict. now women fleeing from northern guns as given birth to quadruplets and the darrow belong hospital. the mother gave birth by says, very in section, that's why the hospital one of the few still operating in the area the save, the children char, a t say severe shortages of medicine, clean water, and food of significantly impacted pregnant or breastfeeding with you and data estimates that are run 118 women, give birth daily income. the m