oprah winfrey, i do get. money money money money money money in terms of fundraising, people still love her, it would benefit gavin newsom, not benefit oprah. >> he did say it would be a black woman or a woman of color. they already narrowed it down. >> that is the point, right, governor newsom did not say he would pick the best person, he said that it had to be a black woman from california. oprah does feel that. >> there is a lot going on here. i have something that is a little bit serious and something that is not. gavin newsom is calculated. he wants to be president of the united states. whoever he chooses will be of utility to him. he does not want to choose someone who wants to run for because he does not want to make anyone that can be a fundraiser for his campaign mad at him. he does not want to create turmoil. you cannot give it to a celebrity because they love attention and power and adoration. they will not want to not run for it again it i think meghan markle is the best choice. i have nothing aga

but an oprah spokesperson disputes the story, saying oprah wanted romney to run but was not trying toet. next, the voice of college basketball is back. >> dick vitale giving an emotional update on his cancer battle. he says he has been given the okay to use his voice again after treatment for vocal cord cancer. >> i love all of you and i thank all of you for your prayers and your unbelievable love you've sent me and meant so much to me. i tell you, it's been tough. it's been tough. but boy, i just say have faith and think positive. and i've tried to do that. god bless all of you. >> that iconic voice that is the first time he's spoken. in seven months, he will return to the broadcast booth next month. >> love that. college basketball and dickie v back next. the dallas cowboys will soon welcome dolly parton to the gridiron. >> the 77 year old country music legend will be the headliner for the cowboys thanksgiving game against the commanders. >> it comes one year after parton announced she would stop touring finally, see more freebies are on the way. more stores are handing out samples

why would oprah even want to be president?hat's a demotion from being oprah. [ laughter ] and why would she pick mitt romney as a running mate? according to the book, the idea was to get a powerful democrat and a powerful republican to join forces to give the american people something none of us want. [ laughter ] that would've been great. they could've been ebony and what's whiter than ivory? anything? [ laughter ] of course, some people don't believe oprah has what it takes to be president, but as far as i'm concerned -- if you can grow a cabbage this size in your yard, you can do anything. you know who could use an oprah-caliber running mate? mike pence. mike pence is running out of money. he's down to the last penny in his loafer. [ laughter ] the pence campaign is reportedly $620,000 in debt. i guess his rock 'n roll lifestyle finally caught up with him. apparently, pence has been having trouble winning over republican voters, especially the ones who tried to hang him. [ laughter ] his campaign is facing mounting debt, bu

. >>> and later, oprah doing an about-face. the media titan just couple weeks ago saying taking obesity drugs was taking the easy way out. today, she's changing her tune. the details, the connection straight ahead. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> we start with the major market turnaround. rebounding and rallying to close up 200 points on the day. the s&p 500 closing up more than half a percent and the nasdaq surging 52 points, all as investors shake off the war in israel following the deadly hamas terror attacks over the weekend. crude and brent popping 4%. biggest gains since early april. gold up more than a percent and a half, and the defense sector moving higher. airline, travel-related names suffering. major carriers including united, delta, american, suspending service to tel aviv. the late-day rebound coinciding with commentary coming from fed speakers. steve liesman will be along shortly with all of that. b

as these protest is gone outside the see the oprah house, the building lights up with the colors of these various loc as thrones. reminder of these book testers do not represent the official view of the australian government . started on the critically condemns. the attack on these robots from us for each item has to be unanimous across the west, the will, especially by you and us, lead us. even in ukraine, which says it's dealing with a for an occupation. easily flags has been displayed in the streets of keys and some of the data to india also has its the best support for each item. why is it on defense weight that's off topic? well, among the strongest supporters of the palo senior inside the auto build a few limits of riley's and just as a populace on the data to,

but but i do agree that the oprah moment was a big one. the questions were there right in the middle. mm hmm. thanks for coming. i really enjoyed fight club read it a couple of years ago. a great book. thank you. i wanted to ask you about did you have the experience, but then also what you've learned through your study about the correlation between this, you know, basically intellectual consumption and how they then use it in management and manage it. i mean, they're politicians. they want to win. you know, they they all think they're correct. and then the job is to persuade the american people. and so a true intellectual, you want to understand your opponent's position. and so there's always more to learn. what did you see almost on the practical intellect side of how george w bush or others that you studied manage that in terms of even their day to day, week to week schedule? president they're supposed to be managing an administration, imagining so many different issues. and yet you always know there's more to learn, more to read to. the

what oprah winfrey said in a recent event that prescription weight loss drugs seemed like a, quote, easyyebrow. she by watchers fell 15%. the company for the success on dieting and counting points for food. investors want to know if the company can position itself to ride the wave. in a statement of the wall street journal is winfrey sather, it was misconstrued and taken out of context. she caught prescription weight loss medication, quote, unimportant and viable option for people struggling with weight and health. with that shares of weight watchers international jumped, closing 13% at the end of trading on monday. shares have been on the upswing since weight watchers paid more than $100 million to acquire the telehealth company sequence. it enables it to prescribe weight loss drugs to customers directly. but all for now. stay with bbc news. voice-over: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. i suppose getting towards the end of my pr london career i thought, where should i go? what should i do to and my living in one of the things i really enjoyed doing was garde

but but i do agree that the oprah moment was a big one. the questions were there right in the middle. mm hmm. thanks for coming. i really enjoyed fight club read it a couple of years ago. a great book. thank you. i wanted to ask you about did you have the experience, but then also what you've learned through your study about the correlation between this, you know, basically intellectual consumption and how they then use it in management and manage it. i mean, they're politicians. they want to win. you know, they they all think they're correct. and then the job is to persuade the american people. and >>> their politicians and they want to win. the job is to persuade the american people and so if you are a true intellectual you want to understand your opponents position and so there is always more to learn. what did you see on the practical intellectual side on how george w. bush or others manage that in terms of even their day to day or week to week schedule, the president is supposed to be managing administration and managing so many diffe

. >> the book reports on a phone call to anne from oprah winfrey, alleging that oprah said, if mitt rannt, she would be his runningmate. >> you got a call from oprah. what did she say? >> she was trying to figure out how mitt could do an independent run. i explained to her that that doesn't work politically. i was the one that suggested, well, oprah, why don't you run with him and see how that works. i don't think it was really her thought at all because i don't think she really wants to be involved in any kind of politics in an active way. >> as for mitt romney's next move -- >> no way you'll run for president in 2024? >> i can't imagine under any circumstance. perhaps if godzilla comes in and removes all the other candidates. but other than godzilla stepping in, i'm not running for president or giving it any thought. >> but he is thinking about how future generations will judge his time in public service. how do you want your children to remember you? >> well, they probably already have an image of who i am. but my descendants, i hope, will walk away saying, okay, granddad or great-gr

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but i agree that the oprah moment -- >> right in the middle. there. >> thanks for coming. i really enjoyed "fight club," read it a couple of years ago. great book. i want to ask about if you had expense, then also what you have learned through your study about the correlation between, you know, basically this intellectual consumption and how they can use it in management. i mean, they're politicians. they want to win. they all think they're correct, and the job is to persuade the american people. and so, the true intellectual, you want to understand your opponent's position. there's always more to learn. what did you want to see on a practical/intellectual side of how george w bush or others you studied managed that, in terms of, even their day-to-day, week- to-week schedule, president is supposed to be managing an end, managing so many different issues, yet, you always know there's more to learn, more to read? do they just have to schedule these two hours every night? i heard george w. bush's interview on c-span without a lot of attention when brian asked about this. the

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they're still showing the oprah grad at crockett fire comes from this area often without comment. but this time, lebanon's iran back militant group has bola made of rear statements, publicly claiming responsibility for the attack. on the hearts, mind souls, our history, our guns and drunkards, and all that we have is with you in palestinian resistance because we are the resistance that was founded originally for you and for palestine and jerusalem. and i see in the quote has been, was said, it launched guided rockets out of solidarity with palestinians, but also in response to what it describes as is really occupation of lebanese territory. the group is designated by many countries, including germany, into u. s. as a tear organization, it holds similar goals to the palestinian as long as group him us, among them. the destruction of these rarely state, as well as political wing, has ministers in government and law makers in parliament and b route. hundreds of its supporters took to the streets. there were here to support our brothers and their resistance and occupied palestine. isr

i suggested, oprah, why don't you run with him and see how that works.hink it was her thought at all. i don't think she really wants to be involved in any kind of politics in an active way. >> reporter: as for mitt romney's next move -- >> no way you'll run for president in 2024? >> i can't imagine any circumstance. perhaps if godzilla comes in and removes the other candidates. but no, i'm not running for president and not giving it any thought. >> reporter: he is thinking about how future generations will judge his time in public service. >> how do you want your children to remember you? >> well, they probably already have that image of who i am. but my descendants will walk away saying, okay, grand dad or great grand dad had beliefs that were either right or wrong, and he stood by them. i'd like them to also know that my life is not defined by winning or losing relations. my life is defierned by my relationship with my family and my faith. that's what i live for. those other things are part of the life experience, but that's the defining measure of my

what oprah winfrey said in a recent event that prescription weight loss drugs seemed like a — quote — eyebrow. shares fell 15%. the company is known for the success of dieting and counting points forfood. investors want to know if the company can position itself to ride the wave. in a statement to the wall street journal ms winfrey said her comments were misconstrued and taken out of context. she called prescription weight loss medication — quote — "an important and viable option for people struggling with weight and health" and with that, shares of weight watchers international jumped, closing 13% at the end of trading on monday. shares have been on the upswing since weight watchers paid more than $100 million to acquire the telehealth company sequence. it enables it to prescribe weight loss drugs to customers directly. you can find much more on the bbc news website.— bbc news website. that is all for this edition _ bbc news website. that is all for this edition of _ bbc news website. that is all for this edition of asia - for this edition of asia business report but stay with bbc fo

they're still showing the oprah rad at crockett fire comes from this area often without comment. but this time lebanon's iran back militant group since bola made a rear statement, publicly claiming responsibility for the attack. on the hearts, mind souls, our history, our guns and drunkards, and all that we have is with you in palestinian resistance. because we are the resistance that was founded originally for you and for palestine and jerusalem. the in the quote has been, was said, it launched guided rockets out of solidarity with palestinians, but also in response to what it describes as is really occupation of lebanese territory. the group is designated by many countries, including germany, into u. s. as a tear organization. it holds similar goals to the palestinian as long as group him, us among them. the destruction of these rarely state, as well as political wing, has ministers in government and law makers in parliament and b route. hundreds of its supporters took to the streets. there were here to support our brothers in their resistance and occupied palestine. israel has

page from his former days. >> i am the only coach in the country that has been on "oprah" and "ellen. typically an open book, there is something that he is a little more hush about. >> when i first got here, it was bad. >> if you cannot recruit your own son, you have a problem. >> his stepson is a white out for the spartans, but most would not know. >> once they do find out, they are like what, coach carter. you get teased here and there but he has earned everything. >> the pair keeps their relationship quiet although the coach never fully turns it off. >> he will not get on me on the field but he will take me out for some food afterwords. it is a long talk. but i listen to it. it is always good information. >> carter wanted him to have a full experience in high school. >> i remember his mother calling me and how they enjoyed the campus. i said, wait a minute now. this is getting a little bit too far. we will have to bring to appear to our campus. >> but he was confident that sparty would win out. >> i had my own offers and could go somewhere if i wanted to. but he was like, none of t

. >>> marianne williamson is the self help author that landed regular appearances on the oprah winfreyemocratic candidate left challenging president joe biden. she visited uc berkeley as part of the seven city campaign spring. she's running with a vision of justice and love, and her next stop is in oakland on sunday. >>> the next republican presidential debate will be in miami on november 8th. candidates must have 70,000 donors and at least 4% in at least two national polls to qualify for the debate. >>> passengers will window seats will board first, and then the middle seats next, and then the passengers with aisle seats will board. it's to make the time the plane is on the ground less. >>> and >>> actor lou diamond phillips, you remember him, he got his break out in "la bamba." it's his alma mater. he will be doing a week-long residency teaching in the department of art and art history and drama. he said the opportunity to inspire young people the way he was inspired back in the day, and he is getting to work on a 24-hour film shoot as well. >>> raj mathai joins us now with what is c

oprah wrote the forward. the book removed from schools and she hadn't even read it. so this is what we are up against. >> you had a conversation with joy reid the other night where you brought up the subject of empathy. if you have are with people who have different experience than you had growing up, whether gender, culture, ethnicity, you may develop empathy. when the points you made, though, is that the people who want to prevent you from developing that empathy are people who do not want their world shaken. they don't want people roaming around with an understanding of all of these other people because that affects their worldview. on one hand i want to emphasize with those people in say i get it-ites it's gonna rock your world to read about by a queer black, i but there are queer black ice in the world around us, and maybe we should understand their experience as well. >> i really believe that, this is all being motivated by a sense of fear, a panic that's going on, in a certain sector of the population

[applause] when i received a call and was told oprah winfrey could not moderate -- [laughter] -- i wasw up and be here for this important conversation. it will be interactive. i am kinda dating myself but you want to channel oprah winfrey and donahue in terms of how you interact today. the panelists will be the ones who help get the conversation started, but relying on you. they are not mic'ed but i will identify you and ask you to post your question, not too long of a comment, but your questions because it takes all of us, right? the late person who just said there may be a separation between church and state but no separation between church and community. there is no separation between community, police and faith. we do this delicate dance together, and i am pleased to invite to the podium to help us in this conversation chief rodney bryant, the president of the national organization of black law enforcement, chief bryant? [applause] i am pleased to invite you. you have become a hero of mine, from the metropolitan police department. [applause] jonathan thompson the executive director

than when my tastes are in line with oprah [ light laughter ] and i mean, i think we both have excellent-- i'm so happy to have you back. thank you so much, jesmyn. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: you guys, that's jesmyn ward! "let us descend" is available now wherever you buy your books, but please support local and independent bookstores we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or

oprah would like this book!o a show together. >> yes. i quit many times, and i apologize. >> jimmy: you did. >> to my therapist. >> jimmy: i heard you tell a story on howard stern's show and i feel you barely scratched the service. >> oh, baby, how deep do you want to go? >> jimmy: scrape the venom off the frogs' legs, if you will, you actually -- people i think laugh and say, he quit. you actually were like, hey, listen, you called me. because johnny knoxville is one of your cohosts and gabourey sidibe. >> i love knoxville and gabby but there was a point every one of us had a weapon on us while shooting the show. the show is like "shark tank" for pranks. people come on, they pitch their pranks to us, and we are the three judges. we have to decide whether we want to do their prank. but knoxville's a crazy person. so he wants to prank you as he's pranking the other people. and a prank for knoxville is just assault with a deadly weapon. [ laughter ] he would hit me with a taser and a stun gun every day at work. an

mitt romney and anne romney, his wife, had known oprah for a long time and i think that the fact thatm in 2019 shows both that, you know, she was very concerned about trump getting reelected and also apparently had been, as a report, approached by michael bloomberg about forming a unity to get and she instead kind of went to mitt romney and said, how about you do this with me? romney ultimately demurred, of course. they didn't run. and he still thinks that a third party ticket, as much as romney himself would love to run as an independent in this upcoming election, he thinks that there are too great a danger that third party ticket would end up helping donald trump and kind of spoiling the race for joe biden, and that's just not a risk romney is willing to take right now. >> okay, well mckay coppins, here's a look, everybody. romney, a reckoning. i want to thank you. planes, trains, automobiles, you've kept me company and i love reading this book. thank you so much, mckay. >> thank, you alex, thanks. >> coming up, we're going to go back to the breaking news in the middle east. the idf

oprah could give everyone a free talmud. you know, you get a talmud, you get a talmud, and you get a talmud and it would be, you know, but we have nothing his we have an incredible legal from him and we have here and there are stories about his life in the talmud the the talmud tells stories but we don't have a systematic description. his life that's that's one lacunae. the other lacuna is political texts. we have incredible philosophical. written throughout the written throughout jewish history and aside from the bible of course, which is a profoundly political work after that. what we don't is a text of political thought. we don't have a. a jewish version of machiavelli's the prince, which would be very different if it were were a jewish version than machiavelli is the prince. we don't jewish works in statecraft, perhaps because jewish powerlessness or, perhaps because the jewish mind throughout the centuries focused on other subjects. but studies in statesmanship are not really part of of the larger corpus of jewish thoug

his "friends" co-stars surrounding him on oprah as he spoke about the moment he sought help. you know, it actually has very little to do with courage at first. it's really a -- it's kind of a life or death situation. you ultimately kind of i guess the key word is surrender, and you realize that you need help. so you finally ask for it, and you realize the matthew perry plan sucks. >> the following year, an emotional jennifer aniston later talked about her concern for perry. >> we weren't equipped, we weren't -- to deal with it, you know. nobody had ever dealt with that. and, you know, the idea of even losing him. >> but he is all right. >> years later, perry would become an outspoken champion for people struggling with addiction. in 2013, he appeared on the bbc's "news night" where he spoke courageously about the disease. >> i'm a drug addict. i'm a person if i have a drink, i can't stop. >> reporter: but it was almost exactly a year ago in 2022 perry bared it all, opening up about the horror lurking behind that famous smile, announcing what would become his best-selling memo

. >>> also only on cs with mornings, only on "cbs mornings," oprah reveals the latest choice for hernd guess what? we get to talk to the author about the story's very power. message and i can tell you oprah is very excited about this one. >>> and britney spears, have you heard the new memoir is out today? we will talk about the book's revelations and how britney responding to the headlines it's already generating. this book became number one before it even came out. today you can actually buy it. we'll see you at 7:00 and cast a little over 15 minutes from now. back to you in san francisco. >> all right, thank you. and you are right. lots to read especially that book about britney. i have so many questions. >>> well, it's game time and taking a live look from chase center. we are counting down to tip-off for the warriors and suns on tap tonight. the dubs will be shorthanded. green is ruled out tonight. >> and to bracket down and more we are now joined by fs1 nba analyst ric bucher. good morning, so great to see you. >> it's great to be here. i have history with both the women. strict

] well, some huge political news in his new biography, senator mitt romney says that back in 2020, oprahed that they run for president together to keep former president trump out of office. if you thought dr. fauci was confusing, imagine dr. phil. [ laughter ] "of all the chicks in the hen house tryin' to lay a golden egg, and you're on the wrong side of the beaver dam." [ laughter ] "can i go outside or --" yeah, when he heard about romney and oprah, trump was like, "get me maury povich." [ laughter ] "two things, run with me number two, proof that eric is not my son i'm not the father." [ laughter ] "y'all don't know me." speaking of running for president, i read that mike pence's presidential campaign is more than $600,000 in debt [ audience oohs yeah, instead of a plane, he and his staff get around on a five-person tandem bike. [ laughter ] i knew pence was in money trouble when he changed his campaign slogan to "mike pence, the rite aid of republican candidates." [ laughter ] that's when i knew hey, i saw that nbc news is going to host the third republican primary debate. since the

oprah winfrey had trump on her she all the time.elebrate trump when he went from bankruptcy in the early '90s to back on top of the business world. he was a part of the fabric of polite society in show biz. mitt romney, who wanted trump's endorsement until trump was running for the presidency himself and tried to get the secretary of state and didn't get the job and then he ran for senate and said i'd like to be the guy who opposes him on the ticket? do you get how much of this is performance art? there has been a manufactured mister ya around donald trump. i don't cosign every word that the comes out of his twitter account, but you understand everybody telling you he's this and existential threat to all of us was hanging out at his house an hour ago. they were taking his money, appearing on his reality show. i'd take you a lot more serious, nbc, because they tried -- cried on saturday night live when he won the presidency, i would have taken it more seriously if he hadn't hosted that very show in october of 2020. i feel like i'm mi

he and oprah encouraged people to contribute.ublic's donations raised eyebrows, so he candidly released a statement saying the last thing you want to hear is someone asking for money, especially when the person asking already has a lot. i get t lit, lesson learned >> but at the same time you have so many using their position to bring attention to a cause nothing more important than that, especially for the people live there >>> when we come back, a new terminal in ft. lauderdale is cleared for takeoff. >> what you need to know about the upcoming addition after this shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions ca

>>> dwayne the rock johnson is addressing backlash he received after launching his fundraiser with oprahaui. they each pledged to donate $5 million and encourage others to donate as well but the pleas raise identify brows, so he candidly released a statement saying the last thing you want to hear is someone asking for money when the person asking already has a lot lesson learned acknowledging i didn't handle this right >> it's really, really tough when it comes to fundraisers for so many causes, you get a big name, big celebrity and a draw on the flieninfluence that have for people to donate and then you have the backlash just like that -- >>> take some time to focus on you and your well-being. >> what you need to know coming up introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to trea

he has so neither to oprah has actually not only brought the w revolution, he has given the olympic as post a new identity in india. bought a safe to stop and i hear he's actually a really nice guy as well. now and see we can see the stadium all it's up behind you the what else can we expect to look forward to? yes, it's ok. my old son grades of athletics shop is one of them. so as much as, as of ocean v, that's a high gym to any one of the mine in the history. the school has jumped 5 in him. he's one of the asian games on see previous occasions. he has 3 time world champion memorably of co share, the gold medal with general cut some very easily at that side. kevin lympics in terms of his competition. so nice. not gold metal we're looking at. we're starting here cuz south craze been very consistent on the the global stage over the last few days. finished just outside of the metals in budapest, that was the window champion last year. so boston doesn't just have to turn up tonight. we will have to compete. the big picture is one of i'll set you on a dominant, a donation. i'm looking over

he said that the major point or goal of this oprah ration was to bring back captive into because the strip to free is re palestinian prisoners from the is really a prison. so he said he also said that this operation was planned prior, as it is going a, it is going in steps as it has been planned. and the significance about this operation is not the amount of mess side attack that it started with. which how about the data, but the chief of staff. 2 of cassandra gate said was exceeding $5000.00 mess. so what is actually the infiltrating into the is really towns by policy and fighters and, and considering that the borders with israel are in, in very high security. they're always on high alert of security for fighters to infiltrate into the cities and bring dozens of these really soldiers and civilians back into the strip. that itself is unprecedented in the history of the policy is really conflict. no, absolutely. uh, united side that's reporting from guns are there. thank you very much. it is just past 17 gmc, that's 8 o'clock in gaza. city, also a local in southern israel, where we fi

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you pretty easily tell us time 1940 but as these protest is gather outside the see the oprah house, the building lights up with the colors of these very flock. a strong reminder of these book testers do not represent the official view of the australian government . started on the critically condemns the attack on these robots from us for each one of them has to be unanimous across the west, the will, especially by you and us, lead us even in ukraine, which says it's dealing with for an occupation, is really flags has been displayed in this thing. so even from the data to india also has its special support for each item while you're on venezuela and south africa were among the strongest supporters of the apollo senior inside the world. if you would lead me to the rawlings and just as a populace on the data to, to basic jordan gym and have to wait out of government, on the other hand, seems to prefer either asylums or a new was called an old sites. avoid escalation to you and security council meeting in new york and that russia, china and japan stressed the need for these. are you the occ

you operating in a confined to up in space, but you operating in a space where, where there is an oprah ground and there is an underground with some of the tunnels being concrete, reinforced 17 inches deep. difficult to penetrate, and where israel country to use its full agility of its military as well as its numerical superiority against almost fighters, and would be ambitious that we traps. and so it is an extremely difficult situation . and even if you don't pull out, you know, combined on sort of approach to what skills i didn't see how is really so just can really advanced and achieving any of their objectives to for the time being. the united states, for example, is trying to kind of buy some time for diplomacy. it was a couple of being involved in mediation, and it's saying that they're quite confident that they can get hostages released, which is kind of the number one reason why your opinions and those are the americans put some pressure on israel to delay. see what, how much can do, whether they can be any negotiation, but obviously israel con, hold or forever if it actually w