john us from. from belgrade, let's go back to uh andrew loin who's with us from hong kong, mr. loin, talking about the hypocrisy that we're seeing uh with regards uh to the western countries uh attitude uh. towards the continued death of innocent palestinians in gaza. i want to get your thought on that. also, the uh, the way that the mainstream has also been covering, the the war is trying to put a twist on the narrative, in a distorted way of uh making these israels the victims here, and these israels uh are trying to play the victim card. well, if you look at the united states, um, the um... the politics are are almost 100% pro israel because the israeli vested interests are deep seated in the united states they control the finances and and lot of the um the people the big guys on wall street connected with israel they are either of is israeli origin or the background exposely connect with it and then the lobby is extremely powerful no um political party in the united states can can afford israel and that's why you can see that there is such um and still a great deal of israe

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. >> daybreak in the tinder loin, his job does not so much get under way as it picks up where it left off. >> the trash is all over the place. it is enormous. >> reporter: he is operation for the tenderloin district just one of the groups mobilized against this neighborhood's trash. >> we do pressure washing, graffiti removal, trash pick ups, we do, you know, loose garbage, debris. pan and broom. >> reporter: on other corner, public works crews are starting their day. >> you have animals and pets and pedestrians and all of that. >> reporter: al, a city native, gets up every morning and by hand take on a wave of trash so relentless that it can overwhelm city storm drains. >> especially during the rainy season. all of this debris can go ahead and flow down to the catch bas ins. how much trash? over the week of september 22nd, the crews collected more than 36,000 pounds of it in the tender loin. more than 18 tons. that soonl what public works crews hauled away. does not include what was picked up by the cbd or others. it is just one average week. the trash never stops >> absolutely. cont

this one, pure belly, and this one, pure loin. one super red, the other one, as you can see, very whitish. same fish, two different things. >> we'll eat the japanese way and the spanish way. i'll get the wasabi for the japanese. perfect. and now, a little bit of soy, like always. ladies, there you have the tuna honoring the traditions. but this is how i will do it if i was in spain. lemon, olive oil. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. plaque pepper. do you want to do the black pepper? one more touch. but you need to do it in the family style. with more -- high above and more stylish. like, if you were dancing flamenco. >> dad often sounds weird, but the tuna's driving him even more crazy than usual. >> i'm sorry. >> you talk too much. >> for all the fathers of the world, and you end up with me. okay, let's dig in. >> inez, this to me is the butter of the ocean. >> this is the butter of the ocean. >> you slept way too much last night. >> i have not been drinking. >> no. you slept too much. >>. >> finally, some tuna belly, cut nice and thick and g

principles of the religion of islam, you see , they are in danger, they will go to islam, bind their loinscome slaves of islam with the sword . it means that when they know that there are one billion and 500 million muslims in this world, they burn the holy book of islam, which muslims know from god, or they kill cartoons of the prophet of islam . where does it come from? it comes from these differences, that ignorant friend of islam or shia okay, what age makes that minor issue an excuse for what? so that we don't have unity, and if we don't have unity , the problem will come to this, that is, if they really know that 1 billion and 500 muslims are behind this issue and they are upset about this issue, tomorrow if they are with that zakha in your country. it is islamic with those regions of the region that are in islamic countries, with the facilities that are in the country, the votes that they have in the united nations or in other places, all islamic countries are muslims, if there is unity and all these are applied in one place, are they if this feel the danger let the muslims say that

. >> reporter: the operations manager for the tender loin district. one of the groups mobilized against this neighborhood's trash. >> we do pressure washing, graffiti removal, trash pick ups, loss debris. >> reporter: on other corner, san francisco public works crews are starting their day. >> you have animals and pets and pedestrians and all of that. >> reporter: al, this city native is among those that get up every morning and by hand take on a wave of trash so relentless it can overwhelm city storm drains. >> especially during the rainy season. all of this debris. so how much trash? city crews collected 36,000 pounds of it. more than 18 tons. that is only what public and it is just one average week that trash never stops. >> absolutely. continuous. >> we try to work with everybody that we possibly can. a group effort to keep it clean. not easy. not one agency, not 10. >> the garbage is just way too much. everyone that eats something the first thing they do is throw it on the floor. >> every single day they have a mess over here. >> reporter: on any

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and that's why we came to the tend ir loin today. often times we're trying to do this work and people are like what are you doing? what are you doing? and stuff happens at city hall and you're like, how did that happen. i'm going to tell you, if these things don't go through, you'll know how it happened. we have to put on the pressure of supervisors minus the four that are cosponsored rafael mannedleman is not with us today. the future of the city depends on it and safety of the community depends on it. and we want to thank you for today for being advocate and most importantly for putting your lives on the line to make sure that people are safe and protected, because i know it's not easy, walking up on somebody even though you know they have a weapon, asking them not to stand in front of a playground. i know it's not easy when you have somebody in mental illness and you're trying to get them help but then they're sitting in nr own feces. we appreciate that you're hanging and helping us. it's time to change the city and we're hopeful

. >> brian: so interesting to see the loins good. >> ainsley: did he know the person he was jumping intowas that a relative or a fan? >> carley: i can't confirm that. that is such specific question. >> ainsley: jump in their arms. >> carley: i'm going to assume fan. >> brian: that is the best ainsley question ever. >> ainsley: carley, the team is he on in my house, football on sunday night, i'm not really watching it. i just like the noise. but when you hear like the human interest story someone who is on the field. then the women prefer that women like it. >> lawrence: football game is like white noise. >> ainsley: like watching golf. like at thanksgiving you have to have football on. >> carley: if they show a mom okay, that's so nice. she is probably so proud. >> brian: look who is he celebrating with a bunch of strangers. fantastic. >> carley: i love you so much, ainsley. >> ainsley: glad we wasted all of this time talking about this. >> brian: if you caught a wide receiver yesterday in the stands call us and tell us. >> ainsley: taylor swift we are all watching those games because of

police also posted a security image they say showed her with a female relative possibly in the tender loin. by last night, all police were saying is that the girl was found safe, providing no further details. >>> here is a live look at israel's border with lebanon where there are reports of growing conflicts between israeli forces and hezbollah. we know that israel overnight launched new air strikes in the west bank and syria. nearly 8,000 people have now died in israel's war with hamas. this as new details emerge about last week's deadly blast at a gaza hospital. u.s. spy agencies now believe that it was caused by a palestinian rocket that suffered engine failure. u.s. intelligence says it has, quote, high confidence in the assessment israel was not to blame in that explosion. however, it's less certain which palestinian group is responsible. within the last hour or so, pope francis renewing his calls for the release of hostages held and for humanitarian aid to be allowed into the gaza strip. this comes as the u.n. is warning a fuel shortage could halt relief work there today. and it's st

-- sandbox, in cyberspace western interests in crosshairs especially cyberdomain important we gird loins for retaliation not just physical space but cyberspace america is in crosshairs because of joe biden's feckless leadership. maria: jim jordan is about to speak, in press conference, he is right now, in washington beginning his press conference, no doubt karoline going to make the case, we need to get together, that the house needs to come up with a solution, for a speaker, because we are talking about, dangerous times on the ground in israel right now. >> yes, absolutely. jim jordan is a fighter he is a household name conservative voters republican voters americans trust him because they see him fight for them time and time again, so i think our great nation will be well served if 20 holdouts rally around jim jordan so we can pass a budget, secure funding for our border, so that house judiciary and oversight committees can covenant, the incredible are work they've been doing to expose joe biden's family's history of corruption can when led as well to joe biden's tanking poll numbers n

republicans having to come together with democrats is enough to keep some republicans off the side loinsd i don't know where that leaves them. >> and patrick mchenry may not want the job but as brendan buck and you and i all know his old boss paul ryan didn't want the job either, and we know where that went. the only thing i'm going to commit to is that none of us knows what's going to happen next. we'll get back to you if there's more information. thank you for that breaking news. much appreciated, ali vitali. >>> let's turn back to overseas, the sound of air-raid sirens, long familiar to israelis have become a near constant presence lately with hamas firing thousands of rockets from gaza in recent days. most of the rockets are intercepted by israel's vaunted iron dome. it's a system of radar and missile batteries tracks projectiles. on october 7th, the system was over overwhelmed by the ferocity of the attack. >> reporter: much of the fighting in this war has been in the skies overhead. day and night. where israel has a massive advantage, but hamas has launched thousands of rockets. so

forever i think i've known ann towline for three or four years in that time we have - the energy as a loins to the students business times i've called him and tried to check in with that young person he says it's been done and so he's lives and works on on top of of that i definitely want to give him space to speak on where they came from owe participated in a program so definitely what speak to the students where you are and just in participating in a program like this but also to speak about making the division to trust in the process because sometimes they don't trust the process and decide to it is taking too long and he's able in his conversation to keep the students on track after we've done the initial curriculum i want to allow him a couple of mink to speak. >> thank you very much. good morning lieutenant davis and good morning president nakajo and vice president morgan and vice president morgan thank you, command staff and i went through the program for alameda county to ems to the city emt. and if that program yeah similar blue print, however, san francisco do it our way that has

forever i think i've known ann towline for three or four years in that time we have - the energy as a loinsand tried to check in with that young person he says it's been done and so he's lives and works on on top of of that i definitely want to give him space to speak on where they came from owe participated in a program so definitely what speak to the students where you are and just in participating in a program like this but also to speak about making the division to trust in the process because sometimes they don't trust the process and decide to it is taking too long and he's able in his conversation to keep the students on track after we've done the initial curriculum i want to allow him a couple of mink to speak. >> thank you very much. good morning lieutenant davis and good morning president nakajo and vice president morgan and vice president morgan thank you, command staff and i went through the program for alameda county to ems to the city emt. and if that program yeah similar blue print, however, san francisco do it our way that has been proven successful and i like to thank the s

times like this that this majority has produced some very big policy wins for those hardworking fam loins energy policy, border security, trying to confront all of the spending and other problems in washington that are creating inflation. driving up costs for families. we have done it by getting a lot of different groups within our conference together. so i've asked we convene those groups as well as members who expressed individual concerns on the floor so that we can deal with those before we go to the floor. so we're going to be talking some more as a smaller group but but a cross-section representing every swath of our conference. we have people of different backgrounds that have different passions. we have for 2 1/2 hours talk through the those. i took every question that everybody brought. we're going to continue to go through this process as we grow our support, work toward getting this resolved and getting the house back open. reporter: were you surprised at some of the rollbacks? did that surprise you? >> can you talk about your bid for majority lead her. >> i think coming out of

times like this that this majority has produced some very big policy wins for those hardworking fam loins energy policy, border security, trying to confront all of the spending and other problems in washington that are creating inflation. driving up costs for families. we have done it by getting a lot of different groups within our conference together. so i've asked we convene those groups as well as members who expressed individual concerns on the floor so that we can deal with those before we go to the floor. so we're going to be talking some more as a smaller group but but a cross-section representing every swath of our conference. we have people of different backgrounds that have different passions. we have