spokesperson with fighting for the north forum and that is uniting thousands of the factories from miss rose, bore the region with almost as they demand yet another war, thinking it would give them a long term victory. make all the most of the shot, and we need to go into a webinar now. and if i take territory inside lebanon and push has pull it back up to the latania river and make that area belong to is real. donnie should attack targets, inmate route, and lebanon to essentially neutralize has below, as capabilities on, so that in the coming years they won't be able to attack, is realize you could call that conquering itself. and then obviously i called it preventing the next massacre. hezbollah is currently passing through there, and if it's under lebanon's controls and lebanon is okay with his blood coming through, then yes, i will take that area from the there's been some debate lately within his really military unintelligent circles, about whether the country is ready for a big conflict in the north considering how guys it has been ravaged as high as tells us he's people have complete

miss rose by 12 percent in california. the idea strikes rain, dawn on 11 almost the death toll reportedly exceeds 560 people in the past 48 hours with his bullet senior leader confirmed and killed. there is a show of capabilities, both in the south and in the north, and we need to continue on to a chief what we decided to reach the residents through the home safely. as israel promises more attacks to follow, the lebanese health minister urges the world to pressure west jerusalem into stopping the violence. 90 percent of the injuries are to children. these are massacres rather than hitting military targets and they are targeting only civilians. the blind is really state terrorism 11 and followed by a massive aggression with thousands of victims kind of go on around slums of those as well, who failed to prioritize peace efforts in the region with other middle eastern states. also, the clearing enough is enough. the party speaks exclusively to a journalist from living on whose home was hit by is really fire during a live inte

planning an attack on is really communities in turn, has been a launch. dozens of rockets towards the miss rose. tensions are running high officers running this house hit the lebanese capital on friday. at least 38 people were killed, including senior, his bullet commanders, but only say 7 women and 3 children. and these really ministry is carried out more attacks across guns, at least 20 to publish things were killed in a time when a school sheltering displaced people in cost, fixing that scene of the dead. what children? 64 women because you as in place in for lanka as ballots accounted in the presidential election pulling boots, received a steady stream of verses throughout the day. monday we are eager to vote for the 1st time since economic and political upheaval, rook the country in 2022. the president ronald, the vicar missing it, is seeking another term while his main rivals, both promising change and al fernandes reports cheering crowds and of ballad boxes containing the whole of a nation. hopes that for a long cause newly elected lead to bring its people released today and create a bet

we're going to see even more dramatic escalation that we're weakness now. meanwhile, we hear from miss rose key ally, washington, that wants to end the war earlier in tuesday. present biden's focus, the un payroll. assembly rates are rating the countries concerns about the middle east, heading towards how large conflicts they describe gaza as turning into the how on earth, and emphasize that to large scale war between israel and the level is northern. anyone's interest has stated that the washington is working tirelessly to achieve. peace will have to say it is a surprising stance from the main to pull 10 main sponsor. obviously, it was offensive in both gauze and not reliable back to the even b and c. we know a high, but as we were totally a seem to be the idea of strikes by launching missiles into as well was to be the latest on that. what i have to say that since last october or the know a health, israel has not been safe, and it tastes even more times now during this recent escalation, as well indeed retaliates and he's real, has been under attack since monday morning. it's also the ide

they rose 142,000. they missed expect particulars of the federal reserve meeting next week. was revised down to 148,000. when it comes to the figure, it dipped to 4.2% with the unemployment and monthly rose 0.4%. speaking to cnbc, the chicago fed president austan goolsbee, said the fmoc needs to consider the longer-term impact of higher rates. >> if you want to set rates this tight, you only want to be that tight for as long as you have to be. if we maintain a high rate like what we've had for more than a year as inflation comes down toward 2% and the job growth starts slowing, we're going to have to start thinking about what the implications for the other side of the mandate. >> traders are pricing in a 25 basis point cut at next week's meeting following the weaker nfp data as well according to the latest figures from the cme fed watch tool. the gains have seen volatile as traders flip between 25 and 50 basis point cut. at this stage, i want to show you the u.s. figures as we open on wall street. they are suggesting a rebound today after the selloff registered on friday. in

how many games you've missed -- >> this is our 43rd year with season texts, we've missed only 10 games and been to 2 rose and 10 games is all they've missed. the fans out here are hard core. i'm throwing it back to you guys as i'm going to taste the best sandwich. go, blue! will: can ask him what happened in one of those rose bowls when they played texas. [laughter] ask him. rachel: he's pretending he can't hear. will: i can tell you, vince young happened. by the way, big noon kickoff today. watch kickoff show right before that, texas versus michigan. we're going from the if gridiron to the grill just like our next guest, playing for the south carolina state university bulldogs, he's now the executive the chef at hunter's kitchen in boston. charlie: this morning he's here with us for top dishes for national tailgating -- rachel: he brought my favorite appetizer, jalapeno poppers. >> oh, yeah. we have a loaded cream cheese with some -- wrapped in bacon. give that a little slice there. rachel: i have to share it with charlie, because he loves these too. will: is this dove in there? >> i was just informed a

miss him? >> laura: i want to play something ronald rose said about protective methodology of the secret service. watch. >> the subject who did not have line of sight to the former president fled the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots at our agents. >> with reports of gunfire, close protection detail evacuated the president to a safe location. protective methodologies were effective yesterday. >> laura: chris, thoughts about that. it was effective series of methodologies. >> every time the acting director goes on and lectures us about how effective their methodologies are, a lot of people get more and more skeptical. in this case, one alert secret service agent did the right thing and took the shot. if this is not a resource problem. he said they had all resources they needed out there. it is not a resource problem. less than half of their budget is devoted to protection temperature is all about catching up with today's metho methodologies that are much more proactive and he pointed that out and blamed lack of resources. that is a cop out. agencies deal with not enough resources all the

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and miss sassy the cat is really that ditch rose byrne i'm going to play a clip. it's going to be from the news this week, you watched a clip and you tell me what the story already. >> there's an elephant that's a donkey the caution know, yep i know tension a little baby boyd's nice the senate inability to pass this because i know this is going to be an ivf question and i don't know the answer to this does the f in ivf stand for fentanyl mean, they gave it to you at the end did you have any yeah yeah, i did ivf fentanyl at the end as a tree. okay. >> you had a baby ivy. have you didn't have to fentanyl aviv? >> i did ivf and then i got a baby after ivf, which was a real waste to 20 k, but yeah, this is such a man question number about to ask used to pay for ivf don't work and they just it worked it worked. so we got embryos from it. >> then i got pregnant naturally oh, you're like fuck these embryolike 20 k down the drain. >> we can save, but also, i've got the embryos and then if she acts up, i can be like, hey okay, this photo of the embryo on the wall and the c

the death toll rose to 37, three of them children. 68 were injured and more than twenty are missing. the attack on beret was the latest in a string of attacks on lebanon after the explosion of pagers belonging to hezbollah members, and later mobile radios. among the victims was hezbollah's military operations commander ibrahim aqil. having barely managed to leave the hospital, aqil went to meet with fighters from an elite unit. all of them died during the airstrike. aqil had long been hunted americans and even set a reward of $7 million, considering him involved in the explosions of the us embassy in beirut and the marine barracks in the 1980s. more than 200 us citizens were killed. the israel defense forces reports that other high-ranking hezbollah military officers were also killed in the attack. israel continues to launch missile strikes on lebanon today. the escalation in the middle east was discussed at the un security council the day before, with lebanon's acting foreign minister abdallah bouhabib calling the attacks using gadgets a dangerous precedent in the history of wars an

miss hall. if you want to send a message, it was dealt with by is rose missile defense system. it was intercepted and destroyed. but the faith is, well, it's always been and remains that if hezbollah decide to strike multiple targets bullet was, there's missile defense systems, as rocket defense systems become overwhelmed as some of those missiles and rock is get through to that targets. reaching. as far as teller they've that i didn't run well, we've been on the 11 east health ministry has reported that 3 people have been killed 9 injured. that's the initial toll. and then it's ready strike on the she item and elimination town code maestro. that's in the christy majority cause one region just amount of us here because the strikes that are being carried out by israel are not limited to southern israel, the so called blue zone, or even the city of tie. they are going also, as far as the back of valley and other locations and 11 on as well. what is the a parent of modus operandi behind the strikes as well? that's something you'd have to us ease, riley's, but let me tell you here

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grandmother and a 5 month old baby who went missing after a heavy flooding hit the central tuscany, parental rank or several of us the bus that bands and invited rose regional officials that it was the address was flooding 1st century. not to nigeria, why people in the countries northeast have had to live with the threats of conflict and terrorism for years. now. the worst floods in decades have added to that triples heavy rains. recently, both of them in bono state flooding the state capital a, my degree dozens were killed in hundreds of thousands force in the homes that people are returning to see what's left of best safety. he w's at least such a cool report. it's been nearly 2 weeks since by god now. okay, what que fled the floods direct his whole life. he and his family escaped, but they don't have much to come back to me. i don't, i don't understand why i to start. you can see all my electronics damage or my, you know, in bates withdrawal, implementing doctors, my wife, and now ever attend established. the idea of returning seems found a way to drive on for now, he and his family are staying in different places. the most painful thing is too

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rose less than expected. adding to signs policymakers are struggling. let's bring in our reporter in hong kong. what does the data tell us? minmin: cpi and ppi are missingectations. weak demand is underpinned by capacity. headline is 0.6 masking underlying weakness. we had bad weather boosting food prices and if you look at the core inflation it was negative in august. producer price index is steep for the 23rd month driven by weakness in the pboc governor was saying the government needs to pay attention to inflation. china's target is 3% and they've been prioritizing growth. hoping that gdp turns positive. that is looking challenging. tom: fascinating. it's not often you hear from former senior officials. in terms of stimulus it does not seem like it is coming. why? minmin: we have seen a troop feed on demand and supply but they are supposed to hit a growth target of 5% and slightly below that is acceptable. government is shifting toward high quality growth and willing to tolerate smaller growth. many competing priorities right now decoupling from broad consumption, reducing debt and cleaning up financial sector. we are trudging toward 4.8% right now u

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miss you. >> that moment, 9:59 a.m., is the moment that the south tower fell. this behind me is the south tower memorial where we have seen families since early this morning coming to lay roses, flowers, flags and place them on the names of their loved ones. lives lost 23 years ago today. 23,000 people here. nearly 3000 victims. we saw jd vance standing next to mike bloomberg, the chairman of the 9/11 memorial. still in attendance here , moments ago, standing next to kamala harris and president biden to attend a brief moment of unity we can say, to mark this moment in our nation's history. >> i know you are just a few feet away from the 9/11 memorial site and the waterfalls that go into the earth where the towers at one time stood. i remember being there covering the aftermath of 9/11 when the towers had collapsed. you would see the pile and everything going on at ground zero during the recovery process. to be there today, and every time i go, it takes my breath away to be there on site. >> it absolutely has. to put it one way, it is all the things. we are hearing the bagpipes and hearing the bustling wild city that is new york city come to silence when the first moment of s

. >> pending home sales in august rose 0.6% compared with july according to the national association of realtors a slight miss for a 1% gain. sales down 3% from august of last year. despite the slight improvement signings near cyclical lows. the realtors blaming that on high and rising home prices and this count base on sign contracts not closing people out shopping in august when mortgage rates were coming down off their recent highs of over 7% on the 30-year fixed to below 6.5%. we're at 6.2% according to mortgage news daily. regionally, sales were strongest in the midwest and west. interesting those are the cheapest and most expensive regions respectively. some of the big home builders reporting like leonard noted pent up demand as buyers wait for rates to go lower. supply is improving on the existing side but not enough in the lower price points. sara? >> diana, thank you very much. diana olick as we watch mortgage rates on the move in terms of economic data we got today, i think the headline would be jobless claims because the fed now is focused on the labor market and cares about any potential weakness

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missed when it comes to a lot of things and entertainment is one of them. >> so i've been in the entertainment industry. it's not always a bed of roses and no long stints.h, yeah. needing money. so it's not as glamorous as some people think. it's like a small percentage of people really get the big bucks in there. it's hard work. >> yeah, it's hard work. i mean, i've been doing it since i was probably about six years old. and i went to guildford school of acting, and i trained as an actor, but that was later on. but i mean, you have to you have to go around the homes and do these one man shows and, you know, can you train to be an actor? >> is that. yeah. >> is that. yeah. >> well, what do you think? >> well, what do you think? >> people can just act? >> people can just act? >> i think you've either got it or you haven't. i think that's a really good thing to say. i think you've either got it or you haven't. you've either got it in you or you haven't. but i think you are taken more seriously. if you've done three years at rada. okay, that's the way the industry is going or has gone. yeah but i think you're absolutely right. it's like a footballer. you'r

missed when it comes to a lot of things and entertainment is one of them. >> so i've been in the entertainment industry. it's not always a bed of roses and no long stints.h, yeah. needing money. so it's not as glamorous as some people think. it's like a small percentage of people really get the big bucks in there. it's hard work. >> yeah, it's hard work. i mean, i've been doing it since i was probably about six years old. and i went to guildford school of acting, and i trained as an actor, but that was later on. but i mean, you have to you have to go around the homes and do these one man shows and, you know, can you train there for birmingham. i worked there for three years in the restaurant, working as a waiter was your restaurant for three years. i was resting for three years. yeah. what? it was regular money. just got into it. yeah. and ken dodd was making a surprise appearance for a children's charity at the hotel that i was working at, and they let me. they knew i had theatre background. they wanted me to be part of it. and he saw me. he watched me, which was amazing. and like, he said, you know, simon in the lift, this was simon. you've got to get

missing with her father. merseyside asking the to public help find layla rose wheeler, who was last seen in the area of wallaseyirral. a spokesman from the force said there's concern for both of their welfare and added the girl was has short blonde hair and blue eyes, and presenter jeremy blue eyes, and presenterjeremy kyle has defended his former tv programme at an inquest into the death of steve dymond, who died after appearing on the jeremy kyle show in 2019. the 63 year old, from portsmouth reportedly took his own life just a week after failing a lie detector test on the programme, which accused him of cheating on his partner. the inquest has revealed that dymond had a history of mental health issues, including multiple suicide attempts, and had been rejected initially by the show due to his depression. despite the findings, he was later allowed to appear after providing a gp's letter . and those are the latest letter. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour. houn >> cheers! britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report, and here's a qu

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