i'm as only kareem is busy looking for a new fishing location. regular customers from the usa have been calling him to ask when they could come all your phone service somebody today. anyway, the situation on the river change is constantly conflict wrapped all the time. drug dealers didn't just find over that business, but also for tough cutting decided to seek advice from his old friend, peon. who knows all the latest developments in drug trafficking. the piano is a typical rich kid. he goes from one of central rooms will see goes to families posting a combined income of hundreds of thousands of dollars. the safe behind the world protecting a mixed marriage family, which is very common in brazil. his father is from japan, his mother was brazilian kia, difficult as of course, the thing, the thing is that the balance that's due to his strong financial case, that he's not afraid to talk openly about violating social norms for the law. his family will always get him out of the most hopeless predicaments. the song, the, the the so the phone deal. jen recommends that kevin travels to what he

one woman said to us that once in 2 weeks, she's able to take a shower, reco kareem. what does this 1st day of this pause and fighting mean for palestinians, or what you can see big really if the pictures we can get see out there is for the 1st time children playing on the streets, people are going out in the boat. it was out here and of course lots of people trying to get to their houses. is that the where destroyed also possibly can the southern gaza strip trying to get out basic needs they have from their houses. and one of the problems is of course the people are doing the same thing and trying to get. ready to the houses the north across the street, which it is really army has 4 people. and that's right. and always i think the biggest point, the friction at this border this rate is dropped dropped between the northern of the southern cause us to that is a free sure point that might actually even been danger the ceasefire it on time to kareem during this karima l gregory in cairo let's cross over to bushera kelly the policy lead at ox from thank you for joining us

they can still choose not to take any chances. kareem was invited to spend the night to admit that it was his house. he had recently been visited by criminals who wanted to seize his land and home for storing drugs. his evident confident. i feel like the children are up early in the morning, which starts with a traditional brazilian breakfast of happy oca pancakes. mateus decides to go on camera to talk about his problem. there are on the see kind of much. i thought i could have been decided to finally to mount t i q and on your team to mr. same kind of how you plot interviews for my the the, the key strategy for me. i think i found a boss, right. joanna lays out the police here the can somebody wait for the boss kind of leaving them within the about your data key? i'll be on the phone. thanks. they do different. i do find this office. i'm going to shoot. i'm a single sheet of the changes for the muncie baggage for say, go, i need some people know young as well, like attend the city whole a works project is almost finished and they're planning a party today, especially since you broug

it's a long time to kareem during this karima l. glory in cairo or for the families of those hostages, held by hamas and gods, or the past few weeks have been ribbon with despair and trauma. now latrice could see some of them safely returned at last, after weeks of waiting, the families of hostages hope their loved ones. we've come home soon. i want to hope, i hope, hope, hope that it's going to happen. we've been on such a roller coaster for the past. certainly the past a week, but since october 7th, between despair and trial mind hold. i just want to see the children come back. now, master group has agreed to release 50 civilian women and children, which 13 ought to be released and the 1st batch on friday and exchange is really set to release $150.00 palestinian prisoners, mostly females and teenage males over the course of the cruise. the deed, mediated by god, are also includes affordable and fighting in both the north and south of the gaza strip, as well as increase to monetary and aid. even though the agreement is considered a break to both sides have remained cautious about say

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she wanted kareem to know about lynsie., how they were best friends. it was a speech that kareem had known before. >> it's typical with a lot of parents or family members when they report a missing person, sometimes they give you the idea that this is an idyllic family life. because i think there is a fear that if they don't paint a very rosy picture of this person. we won't be sympathetic and look for them. >> that you're not gonna work hard? >> were not gonna work hard. and there was a little bit of that with nancy ekelund. >> they were working the case, they brought in the usual suspects. like the boyfriend. >> when you guys were dating, she hasn't been dating anyone else to your knowledge? >> no. >> his name is matthew ramirez, he had been at college with lynsie. they were on and off a bit. but then. >> when i went to her house, she was like, i want to break up. >> as can help in with young romance, what was awful is back on. lindsay and matt were back together in time for the weekend. but not in time for making plans f

they can still choose not to take any chances. kareem was invited to spend the night at mattel's his house. he had recently been visited by criminals who wanted to seize his land and home for storing drugs. as i have the little coughing, you'll see the children are up early in the morning, which starts with a traditional brazilian breakfast of happy oca pancakes. mateus decides to go on camera to talk about his problem. there are on the see kind of much. i mean, decided to finally came out to you. i q and on your team to mr. same time ahead of your blog interviews for my name again, the, the key strategy for me. i think i found a boss right. uh, let me see here the can somebody replace the boss kind of leaving them within the about an hour or, or you gotta keep the data. find this office, i'm going to shoot, i'm a single sheet or the changes the dates for say go, i need some people know the young as well, like attend the city whole way works. this project is almost finished in the planning apology today, especially since you brought in a fresh batch last night. done is very late, but

but i think the joke i thought of we may settle this game, but i used to get out of state cornel kareem has lived in brazil for a little less than 11 years. he is a 100 percent down shift drop down to the prestigious university in moscow. i'm trying to do a promising job for a life of adventure, but always on what. sure. sure. but no, it's, and you've been with me. i've got a year in. yeah. and yeah, g as in, got some. yeah, i get some more advice in some ways in the rooms. yeah, i mean, because i knew the exercise that i'm gonna find on there. the reason we have for some problem, let me ask that each month done uh passport time, especially when you comes main source of income is facing fluids, which he arranges for the most exclusive clientele. it seems that life is improving, but this business has become very dangerous. you can run into drug dealers anywhere and they don't depreciate too much attention. the government is always on the run, investigating the amazon situation, where he can take his clients and where he definitely should be, should stop. they talk of all the cameras on t

kareem is one of the indicators and communication programs of dar al-qur'an kareem organization, which was started with the aim of creating discourse and preserving the quran. the unveiling of the messotore book was the beginning of the implementation of the national project of memorizing the qur'an subject, in which those interested are supposed to memorize 15 to 200 verses of the revelation with concepts . the social contexts and the crises that we are in are also related, which is why this mastura campaign and its second step, we can say that we can see the main beginning of this event from that second step, the holy month of ramadan this year, which, god willing, has 30 verses in each we want to have a method of focusing on one verse a day, both the process of learning it and the process of memorizing it. i invite you to watch the president's speech live and directly at the opening ceremony of imam khomeini hospital and congratulate the blessed birth of zainab kobra, peace be upon her . may god bless all the medical centers of the country on this birthday. with happiness for all of

kareem in two sections, brothers and sisters. time. greetings to you, dear and respected viewers. we are at your service. let's go to the 10th wound and tissue repair conference, which is an international conference being held in tehran by dr. habibi , the head of jihad organization of tehran medical university and also the head of the 10th zakhof congress. and tissue repair are in the studio with us, mr. doctor. good morning . you are very welcome. i am very grateful to you and the dear viewers. be healthy . the 10th conference on thickening and tissue repair is a few days long and it is supposed to be in each of these departments and during the days you are holding this conference and congress , what will happen and what actions will be taken , what workshops will be held on the sidelines? the normal population of the society is stressed during their lives and these implicit difficulties are mainly the complications of non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, and this statistic in the diabetic population is more than 6 to 15%, and you can see that it is very important based o

al -kareem. i was eager to read from 120,000 people to 73,000 participants in this year's competitions, which is unique in its own way in the islamic world . people were introduced. the courses that were chosen were tried to be courses that the general public can participate in these competitions. we had three-and-a-half-year-old girls and four-five-year-old boys who participated in these competitions. until the age of 50, 60 years, for example, this is why our competitions became the most comprehensive quranic competition in the world. final level the 30th edition of basij qur'an competitions will start at the end of december. about 200 of them, those who are the first in their fields , made it to the national stage. from 20th to 26th december, god willing , we will hold the preliminary stage of the country, which is a virtual assessment. from that number, about 400 people will make it to the national stage that will be held in qom, god willing, in january of this year. the final stage of tehran

that wasn't journalist kareem aguilar, a speaking to us from cairo. many things indeed. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world. at least 120 people are dead to after a strong earthquake hit western nepal. officials fear that the death toll could rise further as rescue efforts continue in the remote region. tremors are common in the mountainous nation with an earthquake in 2015, killing 9000 people. the european commission president, or as well funded line has arrived in t is on a surprise visit ukraine's president. for them, there's a landscape greeted her at the train station. the pair are expected to discuss ukraine's bit to join the european union as well as the blocks financial and military support for kids. at least 5 people have been killed in the central italian region of tuscany after torrential rains from storms here on floods. flooding swept through parts of the area. italy government has declared a state of emergency and is pledging 5000000 zeros to help the worst hit areas. that's the latest on dw new

and then she left it to the current prosecutor kareem khan. when -- compare this to russia. years i've no action. you compare this to the russian invasion of ukraine. right after the russian invasion was war crimes started to mount, the international criminal court and most of the western justice systems did what they were supposed to do most of immediately kareem khan went to ukraine, raised an enormous amount of money for the icc's investigation. already issued an arrest warrant against vladimir putin for the transfer of ukrainian children. compare that than to palestine where none of this has happened. now we did see and i think this is important last week the prosecutor khan who has been criticized for not doing anything, for not moving, went finally to the rafah crossing. he followed up with a very powerful speech from cairo in which he spoke about the crimes or spoke about the allegations on both sides. he spoke very bluntly in -- to the israeli authorities. he reminded them the conduct of the conflict has to respect the laws of war, the distinction between civilian po

. >> kareem, who didn't want to identify the eateries that even regulars are staying away. >> even today, sunday. we are hoping it would be better. >> it is slow for restaurants. it will be hard to make up losses. >> we expected it to be like one of these normal conferences and it was a different animal. >> we tried with outlook to ask about compensation for lost income. >>> the shakeup tonight, ceo and cofounder of crews announced he is stepping down. he made the announcement thing today i resigned as ceo. the last 10 years have been amazing. the resignation comes one month after the dmv suspended their driverless testing permit . days ago they announced they were taking the rest of the manually driven cars off the road . it stems from the october incident in san francisco. a car dragged the pedestrian that had been struck by another car. >>> a few streets had to be cordoned off . the suspect ditched the car and left the scene. they also left the police without a clue as to where he is. >>> a food truck worker was robbed in the fruitville district. he was shot while chasing the thief. >

i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib.t do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. holy cannoli. look at this. it's like a science project. ordering lunch -- easy for you and me but can be so difficult for a young homeowner turning into their parents. are those all different lettuces? uh, yes, sir. brown rice, white rice, or q

i said to god, "god, you are generous , i am generous, and the people of beit kareem are all becauseur generous and generous grace. all this is the grace of god, every year." the sportsmen of our country present their colorful medals to the astan quds razavi museum. mohammad javad karimi, mashhad sed and sima news reporter, the course of sur paizeh gonbad kabus was held yesterday and the best of the first day were announced. the country's autumn horse riding course reached the second station in kaus dome. ezb is in our blood, that is, a turkmen is known by ezb, that is, his pleasure or sweetness , as you can see here, for example, the excitement or fatigue of a week will leave our body this week. chaabek riders rode their horses in 6 rounds of 100 and 1022 meters. i am nader talpur with gangnu horse became a hero tahir gugrat ashtam won the first course with princess kors horse. the competition was very tough and breathtaking. yes, the competition was tight, we made a pose for the second place. the first day of the second week of the kavos dome autumn riding course. it will be held b

one resident of jabalia, abdel kareem rayan, said the israeli air strikes killed 15 members of his family. >> i lost my whole family. they were innocent. what wrong do they do? my sister's house and her children, all my siblings -- no one left but me and my younger brother. 15 people. they are innocent and kind. it is literally a massacre. amy: on wednesday, gaza's only cancer treatment center, the turkish-palestinian friendship hospital, was forced to close due to a lack of fuel. the indonesian hospital reports it's running on a backup generator with limited power. egyptian ambulances have taken about 80 critically ill patients from gaza through the rafah border crossing. hundreds of foreigners and dual nationals are also hoping to leave gaza at rafah. it is expected thousands will be able to go out in the crossing the next few days. meanwhile, israeli troops and tanks are pushing deeper into gaza. usual says 18 of its soldiers have died since it launched a ground invasion of gaza friday. health officials say over 9000 palestinians have been killed during israel's 27-to bombardment. pres

i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small c

one resident of jabalia, abdel kareem rayan, said the israeli air strikes killed 15 members of his family. >> i lost my whole family. they were innocent. what wrong do they do? my sister's house and her children, all my siblings -- no one left but me and my younger brother. 15 people. they are innocent and kind. it is literally a massacre. amy: on wednesday, gaza's only cancer treatment center, the turkish-palestinian friendship hospital, was forced to close due to a lack of fuel. the indonesian hospital reports it's running on a backup generator with limited power. egyptian ambulances have taken about 80 critically ill patients from gaza through the rafah border crossing. hundreds of foreigners and dual nationals are also hoping to leave gaza at rafah. it is expected thousands will be able to go out in the crossing the next few days. meanwhile, israeli troops and tanks are pushing deeper into gaza. usual says 18 of its soldiers have died since it launched a ground invasion of gaza friday. health officials say over 9000 palestinians have been killed during israel's 27-to bombardment. pres

they can still choose not to take any chances. kareem was invited to spend the night at mattel's his house. he had recently been visited by criminals who wanted to seize his land and home for storing drugs. by his evident confident. i feel like the children are up early in the morning, which starts with a traditional brazilian breakfast of happy oca pancakes. mateus decides to go on camera to talk about his problem. there. are you on the see kind of much. i thought i could have been decided to finally came out to you actually and on your team to mr. same time ahead of your blog interviews for my new i use the the key key for my boss. right. uh, let me see here. they can somebody wait for the boss, kind of leaving them within the account about your identification. okay. and that would be fine. this office should obviously single sheet or the changes for the muncie young as well, like attend the city whole a works project is almost finished. in the planning apology today, especially since you brought in a fresh batch last night, done is very late, but doesn't live with himself and anyt

one resident of jabalia, abdel kareem rayan, said the israeli air strikes killed 15 members of his family. >> i lost my whole family. they were innocent. what wrong do they do? my sister's house and her children, all my siblings -- no one left but me and my younger brother. 15 people. they are innocent and kind. it is literally a massacre. amy: on wednesday, gaza's only cancer treatment center, the turkish-palestinian friendship hospital, was forced to close due to a lack of fuel. the indonesian hospital reports it's running on a backup generator with limited power. egyptian ambulances have taken about 80 critically ill patients from gaza through the rafah border crossing. hundreds of foreigners and dual nationals are also hoping to leave gaza at rafah. it is expected thousands will be able to go out in the crossing the next few days. meanwhile, israeli troops and tanks are pushing deeper into gaza. usual says 18 of its soldiers have died since it launched a ground invasion of gaza friday. health officials say over 9000 palestinians have been killed during israel's 27-to bombardment. pres

. >> reporter: we spoke with kareem who manages another restaurant but he says business yesterday washat it normally is for a sunday. despite the slow start, he says they have added extra hours with the hope that it will pick up. >> i hope everything is going to be different for our business so we will see what is going to happen here and going to see a lot of people. we are ready for that. >> reporter: 20,000 people are expected to come to san francisco for apec and the city wants to make a good impression. officials tell us they hope people will be surprised to see the city is different than they expected. part of that is public safety. the police department out in full force. there lining the streets. we also caught barriers being set up outside of the fairmont. they're putting gates across california street. the effort is getting criticism from people online. one user posting , sf sweeping the garbage under the rug. next week would be back to normal. user ricky digital replied, welcoming visitors saying, let's hope they brought security and bulletproof vests and i hope they brough

prosecutor kariem khan of the international criminal court, we put you on notice, you, you, kareem khan, have to file warrants. for arrest of benjamin netanyahu war criminal for joe biden war criminal. we are the future, they are the past. this is the largest pro palestine demonstration in us history. this is the largest. demonstration for palestine in us history, and this, this will never be forgotten. this, this is not the culmination of anything, this is the beginning, this is the beginning, this is where it starts, it starts here, we march from here, we tell them from here. history begins now, from the river to the sea, from the river to the sea, from the river to the sea, from the river to the sea, palestine will be free, will be free, we got our closing statement, y'all on behalf of the palestinian youth movement, all right, from the valley. the beast of the beast, no justice, no peace, no justice, no peace, i know we're all ready to march, but the fact that we have completely shut down the streets of dc for the entire day, the the fact that we have been here for several hours is

i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just cr

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i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib.irst inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. >>> to the index, and tonight, toyota recalling nearly the million rav 4s. the concern involves some replacement batteries, which may not be installed tightly enough and

patchwork of violence and classes throughout the night into the early morning we saw grades in to kareem, nablus, bethlehem. all of those are over and 3 are arrested in best for him. we also understand that the raid, the classes that were ongoing in a zone in co 2. yeah, those are still happening. and in fact, in the, in the village of ours and we understand and this really soldier was injured there as well. but the main focus of operations tonight seemed to be in jeanine, where at around 2 am, the military is really military forces went in with a very heavy presence into the city. they went in with the armored vehicles as well as a bulldozer. and we do understand that unlike previous slides as this evening in multiple layers, but especially engineering palestinians responded with armed violence. they were supposed to be in fighters, engaged in classes, armed classes. with these really military, at least 2 people were injured in those heavy classes ambulances trying to make their way to get the injured out. we also understand that a bulldozer has been tearing up the streets, engineer, an

it says that kareem khan prosecutor uh says the referral has come from south africa, bangladesh, bolivia, komorus and jibouti, which is requested to ensure that the icc pays urgent attention so so far one suggestion was bds, and now this withdrawing ambassadors, recalling ambassadors, but there's still a question as where are the others, because it is genocide and this very particular countries that are taking a stance and not the main ones, whether it's in the middle east or some of the western countries as well, so there is still um even if they're calling for this investigation which is still actually happening, but again no action has really been taken, which is concrete. now take us to the looming redisplacement of gaza gazans, this is really um quite tragic and quite alarming to watch here from aljazera, we will have a quick video, um, it's quite long, but i will paraphrase what's happening and you'll see a bit of what's going on at the moment, i think we're going to see lot of it. من المواطنين من غازانا اتفضلوا على الجنوب, تفضلنا على الجنوب, هلقيت طلبوا. الجنوب ارحلوا وين نروح؟ اح

and not only that, it comes after just a few days ago on october 28th kareem khan. one of the chief prosecutors of the international criminal court visit the roof of border crossing. and of course, it would be the i c c. ultimately, that would uh try any potential war crimes. no, i can't say it's interesting that this comes from the human rights office of the un because a just in the last couple days, the head of the new york office of the high commissioner for human rights at craig . will khyber resigned in protest saying then these are clear war crimes that are taking place in gaza and not only that but saying that it's genocide as well as on the there was a license for us from the u. n. thank you very much. came in the occupied westbank, a refugee camping. janine was hit by in his really strike during a rage over night. these really armies, those troops also located and destroyed. a tunnel being used by flight is an area. 3 people have been killed in the west bank in the last 24 hours. child stratford sent this to us from outside the cans when it came off of prob

that a little >> i know that -- i owe that analysis to kareem mitchell who wrote a book and a nap book she analyzes how people perceived michelle obama. she should have checked most boxes of ideal motherhood. she's in a heterosexual marriage but she's and motherhood in america has been defined by for hundreds of years. and in her book she points to the mass of popularity of the movie the help they came out when mrs. obama was first lady and she posits that many americans,s, americans because f racism were uncomfortable with the idea of a black first lady. in the help of course the black women in that movie are upholding a woman's domestic space. because of his this racist discomfort with a black woman in our nation in the visible domestic state to help provided a relief to that racist backlash against michelle obama. i included in the book. >> i thought it was interesting the way that michelle called herself the mom in chief. the culture was not accepting as it should have been in there all these momfluencers and the biggest accounts are dominated by women. and you talk a lot about the

some of the kareem tells us for story at the beginning and the studies should be an asset newness or some of the assembly is usually disconnect. notice in month of my name and this was home when, according to what i said tonight, is that i'm on my dad is some instead of the beauty, how do you understand what you say? yes, my plan is.

you never hear kareem jean-pierre ask about the election query, are you better off than you were four ago? the answer is a resounding help to the absolute no. people would rather jim pickle jars in the old prison wallet and poop all over it a small world then faced with four more years of bumbling incompetence while forced to eat work solids from the buffoonery buffet. >> i think the american people made clear they are prepared to stand for freedom and individual freedom and promise of real men america the president and i have a lot of work to do to earn our reelection plan confident we are going to win. >> i have freedom and i have freedom. people whisper maybe she is drinking on the job which would explain awkward cackles, redundant explanations and rhetorical ineptitude that acts as a warning to all you jerk vice president, never go full kamala. the presidency is in freefall as joe biden seems more concerned with taking naps on the beach and actually running the country or leading on the world stage. i'm confident he will not be present after next year end just as confident the wor

islam if you talk to kareem abdul-jabbar he'll tell you islam is not raping women, killing kids, burning people alive. so i think people should understand the facts. >> to me it's sad and scary, really, that people choose to take side or not even look at what the issue really is. or see our children, our wives, fathers, you know, as people for what they are. they don't even bather looking at the story. they just make judgment based on lack of facts and lack of education. it's scary to me. >> unfortunately we've moved to a place where people want a simple, evil and good and then they make their decision based upon that. it's a complicated issue. yeah, you need to spend time to understand it before formulating an opinion. >> another round of hostages are going to be released today and we're told that families have been notified and sadly, none of you were notified. another day gone by. and no word of your loved ones. i'm just wondering, i know you're happy for those who have had loved ones released but for those of you waiting for word -- >> it's really tough. it's really tough. i mean, we

he's now first all-time passing kareem abdul jabar. but tough to celebrate as the 6ers blowing out lebron's lakers. so philly outscoring l.a. by 26 in the fourth quarter to win this game 138-94. the 44 point loss the worst of lebron's entire career. and another wild stat in this one, lebron also failed to grab a rebound for the first time in 1098 games. so you can imagine he was not in the best of moodses after the loss. >> having to change things. >> anything in particular? >> not a lot. >> and bears and vikings delivering a dud last night. this game was 6-3 entering the fourth quarter. vikings quarterback josh dobbs threw four interceptions but justin fields wasn't much better, he lost two fumbles in the fourth quarter because he was able to manufacture a big drive at the end. dj moore, 114 yards in this one and chicago kicks the go-ahead field goal with ten seconds left and win 12-10, becoming the first team to win this season without scoring a touchdown. panthers firing frank reich yesterday less than one season into the job. so se

but the trouble for kareem khan and the international criminal court is when you look at the countriesho have signed on to the court's jurisdiction, you will find the palestinians in this list, but you will not find israel. the icc believes it does have jurisdiction to investigate what's happening in gaza, though israel may never recognize the findings. it is entirely possible that the case of whether israel can legally target hospitals maybe for now heard only in the court of public opinion. >>> just ahead, thousands are turning to makeshift shelters like this hospital in northern gaza to stay safe from air strikes. our exclusive look inside and what the people who fled there say they're going through. >>> u.s. special envoy for middle east humanitarian issues david satterfield says the u.s. is looking into establishing field hospitals in southern gaza. he says it depends on whether guarantees can be made that staff would be able to enter and exit the area safely. the official also shared that israel is in conversations to bring hospital ships off the coast of gaza. all this comes a d

. >> kayleigh: brian kareem, credential white house reporter, the former reporter who used to shout meown. the enemy is hamas not democrats. >> lisa: you did a good job with this interview, good job. it is easy to one-off this article, not when you head into the midterm election when joe biden gave a speech, military behind him labeling 75 million americans who voted for trump as enemies of the state or you have people like msnbc nicole wallace talking about trump and saying you have to root out terrorism, you kill terrorists with drones. it is easy during covid, when nearly half democrats want to put unvaccinated like me in government camps. it is easy to say this is one-off, when you look at collective body of work and things they have been saying, we should take it seriously and be concerned. >> cheryl: i have to tell you, the -- i love what he said and yes, great interview, when he said don't go after my wife. have a little bit of morals, folks whachl is interesting about this discussion, they are ready to vilify the next speaker and will do whatever they can to tear that next spea

that's what we need to be asking kareem john pierre in the next white house press briefing. >> it's a fantastic question. not something i would've had to ask my former boss present truck to do. monica, why that's not happening is what's plain out on screen. look at what's happening on our screen right now.this is in new york city. these are people protesting on behalf of the palestinian people. they say many of them are supportive of hamas. that's what's happening right now. meanwhile if you're concerned monica is the civilians, i spoke to the idf today. they have located entrances to tunnels under children's beds. in gaza. if you want to protect the gazan children you don't stand with hamas. monica? >> yeah, look, the gazan people elected hamas to govern them by huge margins. in recent polling shows the people of gaza would reelect hamas to cover them by even bigger margins. so yes, there's a sense of responsibility perhaps some people of gaza are now experiencing because they elected this terrorist organization to govern them. look, presently 9 states is sitting on top of the democr

i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib.thing was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. the holidays are here. take in the magic. happy holidays. we're going to need a bigger tree. spread some joy. hey honey are you ok? everything's fine. appreciate the little things. no, no, no

i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib.ng that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be