thanks alexander, for that update brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena reporting from ortho horse. all right, let's take a look now at some of their stories. making headlines around the world. voting is underway in ecuador and a presidential election, overshadowed by gang violence. tens of thousands of security personnel have been tasked with maintaining order after one candidate critical of the drug. cartels was assassinated in august. many people are afraid to leave their homes even though voting is compulsory. an earthquake in western i've got a son, has left, 2 people dead and dozens injured. the $6.00 magnitude quake comes days. after 2 large tremors in the region slackened the entire villages of the killed more than a 1000 people, casualties might increase as emergency services are yet to reach all of the affected areas. and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. this out is ready. army says it's waiting for politicians to give the green light for a massive offensive on the gas a strip. the world health organization says he is ready order to evacua

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countries are, was effected this is nobel prize in the literature has been awarded to the wage and ortho, you on 1st the following the announcement he told the wage and media he was surprised, but also not after his name had been linked to the award for several years of the sort of old prize in literature for transit $23.00 is awarded to the norwegian, off the young foster for his i know it's a phase and prose which gave him a voice to the unassailable eon. fossa is a 64 year old officer and drama test, whose work is among the most widely staged of any contemporary play right in europe . in addition to dozens of place, the 64 year old laura, yet has also written novels short stories on children's books. as well as poetry collections and essays, the academy in stockholm described foster's work as deeply rooted in the language and nature of his norwegian background. foster told reporters his when wasn't totally out of the blue night, it was just so well, it's not that overwhelming. really well. you go, there wasn't expected to connect that much, i can say in the, even though i've been in t

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hazballah began as a humble grassroots movement as you recall in lebanon and south lebanon specifically in ortho and other areas also in the beca where they formed small groups of armed resistance where they only had their handguns and then later on transformed bit by bit to what is now a paramilitary that is basically not not taken lightly by israel or the united states, so what we're looking at now could be something that hazballah is ready to take and continue perhaps for very long time, but we heard from from israeli sources, from israel media saying that military experts have said that hizballah seems to have increased their operations ever since the israelis decided to launch their experimental incursions into god that has been clear, we saw that there was an stepping up of those um operations for the resistance and not only uh operations, the type of firepower that we're using is much stronger, the fact that they're monitoring every single military base all along the border, we also know from israeli media that one house in karamuna was hit directly and that is considered settlement house

ortho and electricity have now run out for the $2000000.00 people have garza off to israel imposed a total blockade of medic say that overwhelmed with the number of civilian casualties. this video shows them responding to one of the latest as strikes from israel. it happened in the south of the enclave. israel had all the people to flee to tyra assume has moved from a hospital and gaza as something inside the nozzler hoffman's the hospital inside the garza strip. as you can now, clearly see right now in the front of you that to the medical, it stops just tracing the time in order to provide medical treatment for hundreds and thousands of palestinians who really what the budget by the is very occupation forces. since the early outbreak of the current wave of escalation between palestinian fighters and the is ready occupation forces. now these, this particular stops working despite to the intensive read them all responsibilities and even restrictions that had been imposed by the israeli occupation forces. as you can see, beds are really prepared to receive victims. i receive the things

he's an independent journalist, an ortho of the palest on the bar tray. he joins is not from sydney. thank you for your time. that 24 hours that the is really ami gave over and $1000000.00 was to move from the north. the south. that deadline is now more or less up. what do you think is half going to happen next? as i think these are, i was going to go in, and it's interesting, i've seen in the last half an hour or so. so it's rarely official say that there's never actually been any us pressure to really also that deadline. in other words, there was talk some, some you in another human rights organizations that the whole concept of trying to move. 1000000 people more than a 1000000 people within a was on. and as you bring reporting, even when some of the palestinians didn't move that were killed by is riley forces by from the yeah. so it's a completely incomprehensible idea. and i fear in the coming hours of days, we don't know exactly when they'll be a grand invasion. is going to be overwhelming. steve. it's going to be something akin to shopping or like

how do you think brussels will respond to his visit is a who is he still apply ortho? yes, an interesting question to you. so he did say that when he went that he did manage to convince which is pretty sick. in my opinion, my disagreements, some of the european lead is to actually block any of the, the initial response to, to, to is rarely essentially the enter block that, you know, continue to establish. it's a pilot stein, which was the 1st thing that happened more or less when he came in. but the truth is that the moment if the united states, they play full with him and doug people with, with funding ukraine. and i was, seems to be across policy commitment in the us to assist these route, but not for us to see price. so let's see if brussels continues to not the bulk of the us was tries to go out on that ride and funds you find independently of united states foreign policy. you have to say, i saw yesterday that some republicans were actually quoting, for the aide meant for ukraine to be reunited diversity into israel. also talking those things regarding the share pr

main difference between a wedding and says, and one in casablanca is this out of people and says, ortho usually hold 2 separate celebration or saw one for the bright and her family out of the 2nd for the groom is from the okay, that of sending to the right is that all is, well, just hesitate to add what i can uh we will have one waiting for everyone that's enough to celebrations, to have become unusual these days to fun. what i just, what i have there is a coffee and nothing that i've said to the general question that a click to wait and then oh my my how it used to be michigan. what did people do says it was left the right hand. the celebration, of course, was held at the bride's family to pro press. what do i think that is the grooms family? a doctor that comes the wedding day. the windows photographers back then. uh huh. so one of the of the women will remind me sounds sir and they used to just make for 2 days before the wedding. yes. the wedding pastry was prepared to time. everyone who could make help down there was no k to or anything. i didn't have one item. the bride's family wa

i will still, i'm an ortho, and generalist my name is mikayla right? honey, i'm an evolutionary biologist. i've studied type popular bits in the cal heart, that's it. i'm tropical clean and fish living on carl reeves to find out what we humans have in common with other species. the, even though we come from different disciplines, both nikita right next to the hidden structures that define human behavior. and of some unsettling questions about what drives us to act. the way we do, like have we become a species driven by self obsession and the desire for state. all we really bone cell fish is co operation, a unique clean human instinct. is it true, the status is on the mental human name? i know it does offer it had explained much of the world's russian attitude and conflict. can we as human beings harness was species, see the pallets a cooperate and prioritize the we over the me join us to find out in studio be on strict the so nick a u r. n e. pollution, a biologist. you're right. really? what in your book about how court for see if that kind of human s

realm of your theory, which he enjoys debating with a student either. frequently, all he does have ortho dissolve. i assure lot center to that, so what do you think about freedom unenlightened meant? how do they relate to each other? or on a basic level, the enlightenment can be understood as the acknowledgment of human autonomy or a relatively radical form of self knowledge storage. that way, when i began my studies, i felt i wanted freedom you the chalet tele realize to it wasn't that much easier if you do whatever you want. you might break the little and deprive others of doing what they want. if i hit you, are you allowed to hit me too? you know, the have to be limit. so it will kind of how jobless ended caught it. and that's where there are 2 kinds of freedom that you don't to use. active freedom or the freedom to do something and passive freedom or freedom from it. so she was usually, we mean the freedom to do your own thing. but in politics we tend to mean freedom from something being free of something. we don't want the, i didn't expect such a freethinking and philosophical discu

were praying over trying to figure out which way to go, the option you chose doesn't have an end game ortho an outcome. who should that be? >> i think we'll see that. the good thing about it we have a very deep bench. we have roger williams out of texas. jodi arrington out of texas. my buddy steve scalise, mark green out of tennessee. our bench is so deep. i feel we have a lot of leaders willing to step up and now they are. i know folks are getting on the news, i just left the gym and talked to several people alone who did not vote with us but have conceded that they probably should have and are glad that they did. glad of what we did. they think we need to make a change. >> i want to give you a chance to respond. we had your colleague, mike lawler on from new york. here is what he said about the eight who voted to oust mccarthy, including you. >> they need to lose their committee assignments and there needs to be consideration as to whether or not they're even part of the conference. you had a handful of people for petty personal reasons who decided that their interests mattered more than

molly: i am belly line in for io ortho level. humanitarian aid into gaza today through the rafah crossing. briefly opening the core door to let and 20 carrying food and medicine but with 200 trucks waiting aid groups essay 20 is not enough. meantime we are learning more about the two newly freed captives judith raanan and her daughter natalie. the chicago area woman will undergo a thorough medical evaluation and debriefing before returning home to the united states. >> lifelock team encourage lucas tomlinson standby in tel aviv and greg appel cut is in northern israel knew the lebanese border word hezbollah could open a second front in the war steve harrigan and beirut, lebanon speaking with mike tobin live near the border in the south. >> eric, after nearly two weeks in hamas captivity judith and natalie raanan are free from evans in illinois they are free from the gaza strip. rapidfire negotiations yesterday that sprung them free the two were visiting relatives near the gaza strip when hamas should the massacre in their taken h

hello welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am ortho level. thank you everyone for joining us i'm eric shawn but so far we are told at least 100 israelis have been killed. more than 900 wounded after these terrorist attacks. hamas holding an unknown number of israeli soldiers and civilians now hostage in. with killing they are told 200 palestinians and leaving hundreds more injured. arthel: the fighting expected to continue as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares quote we are at war and vows ironic backed hamas will be an unprecedented price. trey yingst is live. >> right now you can hear israeli military helicopters flying just a couple hundred feet off the ground. they are conducting operations against palestinian militants in the northern part of the gaza trip. rocket fire continues into southern and central israel. as we speak right now sirens are sounding in the central part of the country. we saw a new barrage of rockets come off the gaza strip. israeli immediate right now retaliation and casualties across this country, acc

and literature has been awarded to norwegian ortho uno fossa lawrence work includes fiction, nonfiction poetry plays, and children stories. all right, roads there with headlines, more news coming up here on out to 0, right off the we go to, out to 0. well, or the 13 years ago, a prospect for peace in the middle east. after decades of conflict between palestinians and israelis. this to parkville tells the story of secret negotiations in the political shadows. a story of the search for common ground in the midst of a region in constant turmoil. and at the center of it all, an unlikely mediator. ladies and gentlemen, his excellent c, your vote, a minister of foreign affairs of norway, is done the navy and country of norway, minister of foreign affairs of egypt, the honorable anthony lake assistant to the president for national security, a best let us salute also today, the government of norway, for his remarkable role in nurturing this is the september 19. 93 is really probably minutes to get set up. it'll be palestinian leaders. yes . out of shape. hope support who the piece is really eas

it's going to be a chilly one and text all the significant orthos and tell them to put the jackets on kiddos this morning. a chilly start to the morning heading into this afternoon, we're really not going to see too much more of warm-up. we have a cold front approaching us as we wake up this morning. and head out the door. a chance of light showers up in the north bay and i'll time that out for new just a minute. but as we wake up this morning to clear skies down in the santa clara valley, we're off to a chilly start and feels very fall-like and spooky. but this afternoon temperatures all throughout california are pretty much below average as the system settling its way in from offshore, we're sitting in the 50s right now from san francisco over into oakland. clear skies just perfectly over the bay bridge as we're waking up this morning too. around the corner we have some big changes on the way as the area of low pressure is starting to dim its way down into northern ca as we speak. just within the past six hours. see the band of rain? that will continue to move its way in from offsho

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