lived, yes, there was one king, he led the country and people like a god , he fell in love with louis the secondthere lived a beauty alone, she was near the palace. sweet, but for lurie she was the sweetest of all, i decided that he would marry her, wow, that’s it kings can do everything, kings can do everything and the judge of the whole earth, they sometimes rule, but no matter what they say, not one can marry for love, not one, as... no king can, not one king, i’ll marry, i’ll marry , i’m getting married, louis , he said, but the neighbors came running here, corrals , oh, what a scandal it was, well, what a scandal it was, well, by the way, the song is not about him, but about love and louis, he went down the aisle with someone completely different, in his family not... everyone had kings, but if anyone had seen the portrait of that princess, he would not have envied louis. kings can do everything, kings can do everything and they rule the essence of the whole earth they sometimes, but what not to say, not one, not one king can marry in love, not one, not one king can. well, don’t say wheat f

that's according to the federal reserve bank of saint louis. this is the secondrst happened during the pandemic, with more than 3 million pushed into early retirement. so how does this affect the workforce? wendy edelberg is a director of the hamilton project, an economic policy center at the brookings institution. the good news for the overall economy is that at the same time that we've seen an increase in retirements, immigration has been really strong. and that's helped to drive growth in the labor force by 2050. the 65 and older population will increase. from 58 million to 82 million. that age group will make up 23% of the total population in. still ahead on matter of fact, nasa's mars rover has sent back more than 600,000 photos over the last few years. why? 68 of them are now getting special attention on. (vo) welcome to lobsterfest. is your party ready? ready to attack this new lobster & shrimp stack? ready for your lobster lover's dream to come true? they're two of ten lobster creations, only at lobsterfest. plus, cheddar bays for days. but lobsterfest wo

lisa davis is currently the cincinnati assistant police chief, the second louis molina, new york city's assistant deputy for public safety. and the 3rd is abdul abdul is a former san leandro police chief. and the last the last person is floyd mitchell, vice president of the texas police chiefs association taking a closer look pridgen became stanley and police chief in september of 2021. hired on the heels of a controversial police shooting to implement performs increase community trust, create a sense of belonging last september. he was out on administrative leave because of alleged policy violations. he resigned last tuesday. that investigation is still pending. floyd mitchell has 30 years of police experience and has served as the police chief in both temple and lubbock, texas for about 4 years. he resigned last year. that was after being criticized for how his department was dealing with 9-1-1. calls is now the first vice president of the texas police chiefs association and lisa davis, currently the assistant police chief in cincinnati. she is a lieutenant colonel. also the commander

the ground, carrying out a successful mission to rescue two hostages held by hamas. fernando marman and louis har spent more than 125 days in hamas captivity. they're nowjust the secondnd third hostages to be released through israel's military operations in the past four months. dozens more are believed to still be held in gaza.but the operations to bring home hostages and dismantle hamas have had disastrous consequences for palestinian civilians. the hamas—run health ministry says more than 28,000 people have been killed in the war in gaza mostly women and children. the un warns the entire territory is food—insecure. doctors say disease has run rampant. a ground invasion into rafah risks further devastation, because the city's population has sky—rocketed from 250,000 last year to some 1.5 million people in a matter of months. that's an increase of five—fold, and more than half of gaza's population. for more on last night's deadly operation in rafah, and the prospect of further israeli attacks, the bbc�*s lucy williamson filed this report. explosion. special forces, backed by airstrikes on homes and mosques. left behind, more than 60 people dead... ..and took with th

cover closed chaos and a full minute one second, the pre season testing session involved right has to be stopped when it show a class ferrari was damaged by louis hamilton and drove of the same error a few seconds later for really whole so i some of the cold damage in las vegas. last event, the wind color science run over a broken drain covered during 1st practice day. okay, that is useful. so all right, handy richardson. thank you so much. and we're gonna take a very short break reset, and we're back at the top of the hour with a full slate of world news. what else? the unsettled tax upfront takes on the big issue. there is a context to what is that for now? it has a question about 5 unflinching questions, rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that the another cleansing has taken place. augusta, nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads about that. without the girls permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding of these fires, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront without 0 frank assessments, here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government know

the pre season testing session, bahrain red flags. when charlotte class for ari was damaged, louis hamilton also driving over the same every few seconds later or something. something similar in las vegas last november when kind of a science run over at broken drain during practice. ok, that is high school's looking for that time. the thank you very much indeed, i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more of the days use the don't forget to push it, get more on the use on this board as well on how to 0 dot com and robotics and stay with us, and i'll just what constitutes exempt. so we can talk your see i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be, we want the education i want to. we don't have to leave them in different countries in the policy and it's going to get 50 percent representation and accountability and benefit no 1000 service this placement and you're saying you don't have any reports for that. i should just trust that unity often as the crew that used to produce outstanding gentleness and elders, the integrity in the pursuit of truth. legally bad barge you can cook

the street in st. louis, that is what lawrence wants. >> steve: straight ahead, fox news alert, secretary mayorkas becomes second cabinet member to be impeached. steve scalise made the trip to washington just in time to vote, he is coming up shortly. >> ainsley: plus -- >> brian: "fox and friends" exclusive, city remains among most dangerous in the u.s., lawrence has that story and -- >> ainsley: love is in the air. >> steve: it is not in the air. >> brian: it is a fight scene. >> ainsley: another flight on a plane, we will tell you what started it. >> brian: another reason not to fly coach. litary does provid e . and as americans, we can do so much more. i started the comfort, peace and freedom foundation to help veterans define their personal vision and to build a future of success. a lot of them aren't looking to what life after the military looks like until it's time, you know, within their last year to do that. ken, you wrote a bestselling book about taking advantage of blue collar careers. i wanted to make sure that we had a way for our returning veterans to see a really clear future for themselves and through the foundation, we can pro

the two israeli hostages, fernando marman and louis har, seen here reunited with their families , are said to be in good condition. it's thought to be only the seconde israel has carried out a successful military operation to rescue hostages. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said �*only continued military pressure�* will free more hostages. israel's offensive in rafah looks set to continue. our international editorjeremy bowen examines whether this is to become the next battle zone in gaza. translation: where will they take us? - what what they do with us? rafah is the most southerly town in gaza, and it's the place where most of the population of gaza has been fleeing to as the israelis have advanced from the north. you can see the influx of people from the satellite pictures. now, you can see the difference. all those little markings are tents. there are about 1.4 million people estimated to be in rafah. that is five times its usual population. they thought they might be safer there, but now israel says they're going to attack. translation: we have - instructed the army to prepare the operation in rafah. the israelis say moving in on

for the second time in this nhl regular championship, pavel buchnevich managed to do hat trick. the russian striker of st. louis scored three of his four goals. team's goal of the islanders, which was defended by semyon varlamov, however, the third goal of buchnevich , which he scored in the middle of the final period, did not go to varlamov's side , ostrovetyan's mentor , part-time goalkeeping legend, patrick roy, released the raid of the sixth field player , he was very surprised that the coaching the move was unsuccessful. 4:0, after this victory the bluesmen rose to eighth place in the western conference. artemy ponarin from new york the rangers scored an assisted head trick in the match with new jersey, but for his exploits he was only worthy of the title. the third star, the second was alexis lafnier, who scored a double, and the first was igor sheserkin. the russian goalkeeper saved 39 shots, helping the rangers win 5:1 and move into second place in the east. carolina's goalkeeper, pyotr kochitkov, managed to keep a clean sheet for the third time this season, and he did this in the meeting against florid

, are argentinian citizens and were rescued from the second floor of a building in the centre of rafah. this is the moment fernando simon marman and louisith their families back in israel, having been held hostage since being kidnapped from their kibbutz by hamas on 7th october. i'm joined now by bilal saab — senior fellow and founding director of the defence and security programme at the middle east institute. but they could threaten an invasion to force hamas to accept. what but they could threaten an invasion to force hamas to accept.— to force hamas to accept. what do ou make to force hamas to accept. what do you make of _ to force hamas to accept. what do you make of the — to force hamas to accept. what do you make of the warnings - to force hamas to accept. what do you make of the warnings from - you make of the warnings from israel's allies? and how much influence do you think they will have? , ., influence do you think they will have? , . . , , . have? they are warnings. they are concerns. until _ have? they are warnings. they are concerns. untilyou _ have? they are warnings. they are concerns. until you actually - have? they ar

second—floor apartment. these pictures — released by the israeli army — showed the moment counter—terrorist police went in. 60—year—old fernando marman and 70—year—old louisibbutz nir yitzhak on october the 7th. their arrival back in israel, a rare moment for the country's prime minister. covered by special forces on their way out of gaza, covered on arrival with love. military operations have so far freed three hostages. relatives say a deal with hamas is still the best way to get the others out. mentally, they look ok. physically, they look ok. please, be serious and strike a deal. the israeli people needs the deal done. not yesterday, not tomorrow, today. we want it done as soon as possible. we want to go back to our ordinary life. for gazans, ordinary life has disappeared, buried in the rubble of their homes, in the quivering of their children. translation: we were at home i when the airstrikes were going on. i told my mother that i wanted to use the bathroom. suddenly, all the walls of the bathroom and all the water containers above it collapsed on me. rafah is the next target for israel's army. the war has pushed half of gaza's population south, int

the cover of air strikes israeli special forces swooped on to a second floor apartment in rough. this morning, curious members gathered at the scene where soldiers had rappelled down ropes with hostages louisd fernando marmion as they exchanged fire with hamas fighters. they were taken to a hospital in tel aviv for a reunion with their families. >> i must say, the job is not done. we are happy today, but it's not -- we do not win. >> reporter: as the fighting revs up in rough, family members urged hostage negotiators to do everything they can to bring the remaining captives back home. >> please be serious and strike a deal. >> reporter: the rescue was a defeat of israel's plan to launch a ground offensive where over 1.4 million palestinians are sheltering. at the sight of the rate, our cbs news producer marwan al ghoul. >> thousands were killed in this operation, the majority of them are children and women. >> reporter: sound killed on the spot in the cars, others in their tents as they lay sleeping. the injured were rushed to hospital. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held the operation as a historic success saying there was joy over the release of the hostages, but also, norah,

the cover of air strikes, israeli special forces swooped onto a second-floor apartment in rafah. this morning, curious onlookers gathered at the scene where soldiers had rappelled down ropes with hostages louisdo marman as they exchanged heavy fire with hamas fighters. the men, who are brothers-in-law, were taken to a hospital in tel aviv for a longed-for reunion with their families. >> but i must say that the job is not done. we are happy today, but it's not a -- we didn't win. >> reporter: as the fighting ramps up in rafah, family members urged hostage negotiators to do everything they can to bring the remaining captives back home. >> please be serious and strike a deal. >> reporter: the rescue was a rare feat amid growing international criticism of israel's plan to launch a ground offensive in ra farr -- rafah, where over 1.4 million palestinians are sheltering. at the site of the raid, our cbs news producer marwan al ghoul. >> reporter: dozens of palestinians were killed in this operation. the majority of them are children and women. >> reporter: some killed on the spot in their cars. others in their tents as they lay sleeping. all the injured were rushed to hospital. israeli prime minis

the shock switching formula. one, a 7 time will check in louis hamilton. supposedly leading mercedes and heading to ferrari for the 2025 seconds of news. thank you for joining us. it's 15 g m t. and we begin in the gaza strip. where somebody has to indians, detained by, is really forced to say they were beaten, tortured and too many aged does not return to ra, find the soft of gaza. this is the latest and an increasing number of accusations of gross ms treatment of prisoners. and violation of international laws by is really soldiers. i'll just 0. i spoke to 2 men about what they went to. and uh, the guys that i was at home in the army storm my house. i told them i'm sick and i can't move. they took me out of my house and put me in an armored vehicle. i thought at the beginning they would take me to the hospital, but instead they took me to israel. i spent 10 days in israel where they hit me, insulted me, and humiliated me every day. i feel pain everywhere on my body before it just depend on our needs for hours. they kept asking me about the tunnels and about their captives held by home us. i told them i'm 70 years old, but i k

the two men — fernando marman and louis har, aged 60 and 70 — are said to be in good condition. they've been taken to hospital in central israel. it's thought to be only the seconde israel has carried out a successful military operation to rescue hostages. dozens of palestinians were reported to have been killed during the latest israeli air strikes. residents told the bbc there had been around 50 air strikes in the early hours of monday. they said as well as air strikes, helicopters and boats took part in the attack. we are expecting to hear from the israeli military. week are awaiting a spokesperson to come through and give us the latest. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. great to see you here. i wonder if we could just start off with the latest developments overnight?— overnight? the latest development - overnight? the latest development is - overnight? the latest development is in - overnight? the latest development is in to | overnight? the latest - development is in to france, the recent releasing two israeli hostages by the israeli military. these two hostages were moved to sheba hospital to be treated and have medical tests, they are in good condi

after the coup of louis napoleon, these peers left france for a while, but one, in the words of andre maurois, fled. from the arbitrariness and oppression of the tyrant, the secondof bailiffs. the first is victor hugo, the second is alexandre dumas, the father. please, my moscow is over 500. in the gerbeskovsky district, an open book symbolizes its name. printers, tools for 500, this popular modern writer, doctor of philology, employee of the institute of russian literature, a collection of his essays, a language tool, talks about philologists and philology, i think it’s evgeniy vodolaskin, back and forth 500. this leningrad institution is located in a building with a round an extension, at the very top of which there was space for a fashion show, a fashion house, that’s right, tools for 200, among its varieties are flat, cruciform, star, hexagonal, square, screwdriver, further, my moscow is over 200, that's it. in the hill there is a moscow victory park, poklonnaya hill , right, two writers for 200, a cat in the bag, who wants anton, anton, theme, portraits, rate 500, in the portrait of patriarch nikon, painted in 1660, the young clerk herman is holding a book,

two hostages. 60-year-old fernando marman and 70-year-old louis har, reunited with family members after 128 days of captivity. they're the secondrd hostages to be rescued, and israel called their release proof the military needs to maintain pressure. >> this rescue mission underscores the importance of our ground operation in gaza. nick: prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose brother died freeing kidnapped israelis 48 years ago, called the rescue historic. >> i want to tell you that the release of louis and fernando is one of the most successful rescue operations in the history of the state of israel. nick: the rescue was facilitated by dozens of airstrikes that the hamas-run gaza health ministry said killed dozens. dr. jamal al-hams, in blue, tries to save the wounded in the only available facility, an overwhelmed tent. >> there is no capacity, there is no ability of the hospitals because of the shortages. nick: today, in the operation's aftermath, family homes are reduced to rubble. pbs newshour producer shams odeh. >> more than ten houses were demolished, as you see in the pictures. here, where the israeli commander said t

the two israeli hostages, fernando marman, who's 60, and louis har, who's 70, are said to be in good condition. they've been taken to hospital in central israel. it's thought to be only the second has carried out a successful military operation to rescue hostages. earlier i spoke to fawaz gerges — who is a professor of international relations at the london school of economics. he explained the situation currently in gaza. it's one of the few successful examples of a hostage rescue operation in gaza in the last four months. actually, more hostages have been killed as a result of the clashes between israel and hamas. this also tells me that the hostages are scattered all over gaza. they're not really concentrated in one place. and thirdly, i think as you as you just mentioned, israel as you just mentioned, israel carried out scores of attacks. according to the palestinian health authority, more than 100 palestinians have been killed last night and hundreds injured. this is the latest figures. so it tells you a great deal about the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in gaza. and even the rescue of two hostages will basically cost the palestinian civilians a great deal of death and

cova, raid the two men held on the second floor of an apartment building in the center of rapper extracted under fire. >> when we reached the hostages fernando and louis, there were slip we've covered them with own bodies, fires were starting to occur inside the flight controls gunshots everywhere inside the flat, and gunshots from the surrounding buildings >> palestinian officials say around 100, including women and children, were killed in rafah in the early hours monday morning. some in nearby strikes that the israeli military say were to provide cover during the hostage rescue. this at a time when rafa's 1.4 million densely packed civilians fear upcoming idf ground assault israel is under huge international pressure to keep the civilians safe. >> we've been preparing for this seconds, minutes. all the targets that hamas has in this area headquarters arms infrastructures. so you are heading hamas military targets of hamas. but civilians were killed tragically as i said, hamas embeds itself with, the civilians. we did what we need to do to rescue hostages and we'll keep on doing that anywhere. we'll have the conditions to do that. >> so this rescue

on the second floor of a building israeli soldiers engaged hamas gunmen in a fire fight before securing fernando and luis harr. >> at that stage the fighters pull louist of the apartment and rescue them on the fire. accompanied by idf forces who gave them protection in the area until they reached a safe zone. >> once back in israel the two rescued hostages were flown by helicopter to the sheba medical center. the air support for the mission included fighter jets and attack helicopters that targeted hamas positions across rafah. health authorities in gaza say more than 67 palestinians were killed in the strikes. currently there are more than a million people sheltering in rafah. this operation to rescue two hostages has really been a relief for the israeli people, giving them new hope and also a controversial point here, remember, just yesterday, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president biden spoke over the phone. the americans are urging the israelis to be careful when they operate in rafah. guys, back to you. >> brian: real quick, these two hostages, there is a sense they were being held by hamas, one of those other groups that i hear

the second part called meredy. well, let's focus on the facts: bourbulon, under the cinematic arches of his cinematic universe, still gathered stars. we we will see françois seville, romeno duris, louisa seductress who works for cardinal richelieu. vincent casel, who will continue the line of departures. by the way, there is one important character in the film whom we will not meet on the page of dumas’s book, but he is based on a real story, i mean the hannibals performed by ralph amusu. his prototype, anyaba, who was taken from the ivory coast to france in the 17th century, became the first black officer in the french army. all the filming of the summer also took place in france, surrounded by real castles of those times. i won’t spoil it, but the creators of the film promise to surprise with a completely new interpretation of the legendary masterpiece of the french writer. this, of course, is not easy, because in the archives of film history there are more than 100 film adaptations based on the famous work of dumas. moreover, gevo’s novel about the three musketeers is one of the most fertile materials for film. dating back to the end of the 19th century, that is, the times of sile

second—floor apartment. these pictures — released by the israeli army — showed the moment counter—terrorist police went in. 60—year—old fernando marman and 70—year—old louisbutz nir yitzhak on october the 7th. their arrival back in israel, a rare moment for the country's prime minister. covered by special forces on their way out of gaza, covered on arrival with love. military operations have so far freed three hostages. relatives say a deal with hamas is still the best way to get the others out. mentally, they look ok. physically, they look ok. please, be serious and strike a deal. the israeli people needs the deal done. not yesterday, not tomorrow, today. we want it done as soon as possible. we want to go back to our ordinary life. for gazans, ordinary life has disappeared, buried in the rubble of their homes, in the quivering of their children. translation: we were at home i when the airstrikes were going on. i told my mother that i wanted to use the bathroom. suddenly, all the walls of the bathroom and all the water containers above it collapsed on me. rafah is the next target for israel's army. the war has pushed half of gaza's population south, into

louis, but it's not always about competition. it's about the bond between the pet and the handler, and of course, the people and pets are better together. let's get back to the field for the second round of large dog agility. with sydney ryan and ego, shellene, with that 45.76. that is the time to beat, kim terrill in second, ricky bobby, third. pepin in fourth. so, we'll kick it off with kim terrill and rise again for their second attempt in large dog agility. their first round time, 51.93, and if there's any team that can clean up a run and go fault-free, it's them. - [kim] tunnel, tunnel, try, try, try, shoot. shoot, shoot, run. (crowd applauds) - [shellene] fixed their first two mistakes, and had another one happen right here. the experience and the talent in kim as the handler is what can correct upon this, but then when you've got a fast dog, you just don't know what could happen out there. a couple of bars down on this run, but less than the first go around. - [trace] 45.76 is the time to beat. even with 10 seconds added on, 41.47, so kim terrill now in the top spot. - [shellene] super-fast going over this jump, but obviously, it's a slice, because the dog is turning mid-

louis. but the study of the vote, it was in the south for lincoln is really fascinating. so was there a second part that i didn't answer? i just said that there's one county in virginia, right? i think it's hancock county and they have 3000. right? right. thank you. so i think we had someone back there first. yep. and then we'll get to you. yes. and i apologize. said this here, but we just have the question how many stop exactly was the first part? the second was i was curious to know what's the smallest town the smallest area that he actually stopped to and maybe little bit of a decision process played actually about where to choose, make the stops and you know why you stop at one place versus another. wonderful question. i'm not sure i can give you a precise answer. they were working out an idea of the trip. there's a railroad man who was sent out to with lincoln and he some authority to communicate by telegraph with all the the lines to to clear the road and sometimes there's a pilot train running ahead of his train to clear obstacles. and they found a few were few devices left the tracks t

louis har, who are aged 60 and 70 respectively, are said to be in good condition. they've been taken to hospital in central israel. it's thought to be only the second time israel has carried out a successful military operation to rescue hostages. this is the scene this morning at rafah looking reasonably calm after those attacks. they were meant to divert attention as the soldiers successfully freed two hostages from hamas. successfully freed two hostages from hamas. benjamin radd from the ucla centre for middle east development, told us more about the critical situation in southern gaza. rafa h rafah appears to be the last refuge for hamas leadership and the remnants of what is left up hamas�*s writers and where the government believes a portion of the hostages may be kept, as we see from the two that were rescued. it also limits where they can go, at this point as i get him further and further to the south of the country and pushing against the border, the id is to provide little opportunity for the hamas leadership to find escape route out of the area. it is a coincidence that the operation scheduled at the time, those of us here were watching t

second—floor apartment. these pictures — released by the israeli army — show the moment counter—terrorist police went in. 60—year—old fernando marman and 70—year—old louisthe 7th. their arrival back in israel, a rare moment for the country's prime minister. covered by special forces on their way out of gaza, covered on arrival with love. military operations have so far freed three hostages. relatives say a deal with hamas is still the best way to get the others out. mentally, they look ok. physically, they look ok. please, be serious and strike a deal. the israeli people needs the deal done. not yesterday, not tomorrow, today. we want it done as soon as possible. we want to go back to our ordinary life. for gazans, ordinary life has disappeared, buried in the rubble of their homes, in the quivering of their children. translation: we were at home i when the airstrikes were going on. i told my mother that i wanted to use the bathroom. suddenly, all the walls of the bathroom and all the water containers above it collapsed on me. rafah is the next target for israel's army. the war has pushed half of gaza's population south, into this border town. the us has

marman, who's 60, and louis har, who's 70, are said to be in good condition and you can see them reunited with loved ones at a medical center in israel. it's thought to be only the secondel has carried out a successful military operation to rescue hostages. edan begerano is a relative of the two hostages rescued. let's hear him after he reunited with them at the hospital. we were a bit shocked. we haven't expected it. we saw them. the heart was beating on 200 maybe, maybe more. a lot of tears, hugs, not many words, just being together, surrounded by the family and surrounded by our beloved people that were without us for so long, more than four months. we were so happy to see them. i don't know what is the real situation that they are mentally. they look ok, physically, they look ok, but i am sure we are going to have ups and downs in the coming days and weeks and we really hope for good and wish them good health. this palestinian described what happened during the israeli bombardment. translation: at approximately | midnight, we heard the sounds of strong explosions, as if hell had opened up on the civilians. look what happened. the israelis claim that they freed host

the skies will erupt into severe storms. that's why we've got chicago, milwaukee, peoria, st. louis, over into southwest michigan to detroit and indiana all included in the tornado threat. your local weather in 30 secondsre only using facial moisturizer in the morning, did you know the best time for a skin renewal is at night? will add this to your nighttime skin care routine. a combihydrating moisturizers wh powerful -- to remove millions of surface skin cells while you sleep. plus, it hydrants better than a $100 cream. wake up to smoother, younger looking boop boop boop boop. three, two. i'm abc. seven news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. it's a frosty morning out there right now. we get a lot of sunshine today. we'll get into the upper 50s and mid 60s overnight tonight. we'll keep those clear skies. another chilly night on the way with temperatures dipping into the 30s and into the 40s. accuweather 70 forecast shows >> coming up, before you hit the road this morning, looking at the new of the safest cars. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years

the israeli military has described quite a dramatic rescue operation. two male hostages, fernando marmon, in his 60s, and louis har, who is 70, were being held in a residential building on the secondhere was a lot of heavy gunfire as they carried out the rescue operation, and then there were air strikes, quite a lot of air strikes, as they pulled out of air strikes, as they pulled out of the area protecting the hostages. bearin of the area protecting the hostages. bear in mind these two men have been in captivity for 128 days. but they are reported to be in good medical condition. they have been taken to hospital. we will be hearing more about the reunion with their families later on.— about the reunion with their families later on. that is the situation _ families later on. that is the situation with _ families later on. that is the situation with the _ families later on. that is the situation with the hostages. | families later on. that is the i situation with the hostages. we families later on. that is the - situation with the hostages. we know though that 20 people reported to have been killed in the strikes overnight. it is a city where there are 1.5 million people sheltering

louis schaefer. i've seen and but the truth is , is seen it and but the truth is, is that the second the second truthis, is that this is the law of unintended consequences. yes i don't know whether there's a name i mean, i guess name for that. i mean, i guess there is a name. law of unintended. yeah. >> said you said >> you just said it. you said what name is when you when what the name is when you when you started deceive. what the name is when you when youyeah.3d deceive. what the name is when you when youyeah. andeceive. what the name is when you when youyeah. and azive. evil web. >> yeah. and a little evil web. do you . do you. >> you can't even get the maximum was a really bad attempt actually. well good control. >> well, i knew there was one. i at least i knew there was one. >> back to you for just at least i knew there was one. >> back to you forjust a little >> back to you for just a little bit of news of news. what's the what's the final story? what's the final story? story? >> looking at, ditching >> hunt looking at, uh, ditching the non—dom tax perk. now, this is a labour policy. the non—d

second opinion from doctors. a former case worker from the washington university transgender center at st. louis children's hospital, that's the foremost pediatric transgender medical center in the u.s., said some -- some kids at that facility were eligible for cross-sex hormones after a single visit. one visit to a therapist. federally funded insurance programs won't pay for a woman to elect to tie her tubes, mr. president, until she is 21, and most insurance companies require a 30-day waiting period before a woman can consent to her own sterilization, yet children are allowed to take sterilizing medication at 13 years of age after a single appointment with a therapist all because adults are supposed to trust children when they claim they are a different gender. louisiana is full of compassion and common sense and we don't do that. we know that this agenda is dangerous and we know it's outrageous, and so does the un united kingdom. the united kingdom used to have a similarly misguided policy until one brave woman came forward with her story, kera bell. she was 15 when she first attended a clini

louis har, survived 128 days in captivity. raising hopes that dozens of other israelis still trapped in gaza might too. the israeli military released video of the daring rescue. special forces stormed a secondsouthern gaza town of rafah, covered by a blitz of air strikes. more army videos show the escape by helicopter, the two men days, surprised that their sudden flight to freedom. the rescue punctuated israel's ongoing war against hamas. it has destroyed much of gaza, building international pressure for a solution. the situation for us in gaza on the humanitarian end remains extremely, extremely challenging. i mean, we have — the supplies that we currently have, the humanitarian supplies may last us just days. jordan's king was the latest arab leader to appeal for us help to end the conflict. president biden has not backed down from his support for israel's war aims. but he is pressing hard for a pause in the fighting. as the king and i discussed today, the united states is working on a hostage deal between israel and hamas, which would bring an immediate and sustained period of calm into gaza of calm and good to gaza for at least six weeks, which we could then take the time to build some

louis avery, john hanley and john layman for riot. most of them are railroaders, not all of them for assaults. second, they invite those same men, plus a local grocer named john egan. those are the incitements directly related to the lynching of the grand jury finds the grand jury also finds pj foley for blackmail because while all this is going on, a whole other drama between foley and lena mcmann is unfolding because he gets charged with blackmail. so they have to have an open, preliminary hearing and the salacious details that they start going into about the relationship, the blackmailing, it's again, we always like to think the past was so much better. and you you could just go back. it was no different. they still people were people but they also he up another indictment which really went down in the the law of this story and they indict the village president for neglect of public office, which of course the district attorney immediately moves for dismissal because it's completely unfounded in law. but that was a big part of the law. and of course, you know, the indictment was reported upon the dismissal, but it wasn't until i got to the archives that i actually found the o

they went up to the second floor, where they found a locked door, which they breached with explosives. they say they went inside and found those two hostages, fernando marman and louisging them to an improvised helicopter landing pad. you can see on your screen there the moment those two hostages were reunited with their families at a hospital here in the greater tel aviv area. they've been held for 129 days. they were both kidnapped from the same kibbutz on october 7th. and doctors say that they are in good condition, all things considered. but as you mentioned, the israeli air force carrying out a wave of strikes in rafah as those israeli commandos were pulling out of the city. those strikes killing dozens of palestinians including a number of civilians. and our cameras were actually in the al kuwaiti hospital, which is basically the only functioning hospital still in rafah, as the wounded were being carried in. they saw an emergency room that is totally overwhelmed. a story we have seen at hospital after hospital all over the gaza strip. and all of this comes as you said with the potential for a very large-scale israeli ground offensive looming over the city of r

the line? yes and yes. try given. france were still behind with ten to play until louis bielle—biarrey. louis bielle—biarrey chasing down his own kick. now france led. now frantic stuff. secondsy face italy. it's their first game back in dublin since before the world cup. last week in rome the italians pushed england hard — and coach andy farrell knows his side will need to be at their best: i think everyone who watched the game last week knows they will be a threat and our fans will get behind their side. threat and our fans will get behind theirside. first threat and our fans will get behind their side. first time since the world cup, and it is something the players have talked about and are excited about this week. liverpool remain the team to catch at the top of the premier league — after beating burnley at anfield. defeat to arsenal last week meant this one felt like a must win match — it was nervy at times but darwin nunez�* goal here, ten minutes from time wrapped up a 3—1win. manchester city remain just two points behind liverpool, with a game in hand, after they beat everton 2—0. city were frustrated for large periods before erling haaland scored twice late on to mak

the second landfill been cleaned up? no. has the avenue been cleaned up? no. but what has happened is generations of residents did of my state in st. louis and then in st. charles have played in that creek. they have gone to those schools. they have been exposed repeatedly to this nuclear radiation and waste. and they have developed cancers of many and various kinds. we lead the nation now in st. louis county in breast cancer, in various childhood cancers. it's not natural, mr. president. there's nothing normal about it. it is because of what the federal government has done and done for decades. why do i mention it? well, because the program that this government set up some years ago to compensate those american peoples who have been exposed by their government to nuclear radiation is about to expire. and just a few months ago, i secured the approval of this body to renew it. we passed here on the floor of this body with a strong bipartisan vote a renewal measure to make good on our promise to those americans who've been exposed to nuclear radiation by their government, who've grown ill because of nuclear radiation by their government, who have died bec