i said, mrs. geller, mrs. geller, it's me. and she said, okay, okay, my husband, my husband. so i said, don't worry, don't worry. he's going to get out. he's going to get out. i helped him with the suitcases. she got out. finally i heard that he was actually told not to leave. and the evacuation orders didn't come to like 4:00 and he couldn't get down because the entire palisades drive was a was a parking lot. you could not get down because they have to get on sunset. they have to get on pch. so finally everybody got down and that was terrific. and then i found out. but my neighbor mark, he's in japan and he had his dogs and cats were up there. and and they're favorites of mine. and nobody could get up there. so what i did was i don't know if this i guess this is illegal. i commandeered a car that had the keys in it, and i drove up palisades drive, and then i was stopped by the police at a certain area. i got out of that car and i hiked way up there, and finally somebody had a car, and they drove me to my house, and i went to them. and these dogs and cats were so afraid. they

and of course we will cross live to tel aviv to speak to mr varne performer uri geller, as four moreges are handed back to israel from hamas. all of that on the way, as ever. send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay. so farmers across the nation are staging a national day of unity as tractors gather throughout britain in a bid to protect the sector. when it comes as pressure is mounting on the government to halt the controversial family farm tax, that could see some forced to sell their land for foot to foot the bill. right. joining me now, former vice president of the national farmers union, adam quinney. adam, thank you very much for joining quinney. adam, thank you very much forjoining me now. do you see this protest continuing in this manner? and do you see any way that the government may find a way to u—turn? because, you know, this is all about saving face now, surely for them? >> well. >> well. >> first. >> first. >> of all. >> of all. >> i think. >> i think. >> it's really important that the government actually engage with the industry. the chancellor has