journalists of gaza and the honoring of the journalists of the resistance area under the title of red olive was held with the presence of the minister of culture and islamic guidance. the shadows that lit up the memories of the gaza reporter's cities . shahraei, the last of whom was a reporter and cameraman for al-mayadeen network. friends probably saw the scene as the camera was burning. this is an important illustration of the work of us media people who are burning so that the reality and the truth survive those who claim to represent the people and defenders. where human rights are the heart, also there were not few reporters and there are not any media activists who have tried and are trying to show the real face of oppressors and aggressors with their pen or camera. the journalist's martyrdom in the war in gaza became an excuse to honor the resistance media activists hamid bahmani, one of them is a woman with a child in her arms, she screams, she screams again , you have returned once. when i stood above his head with a lighted camera, he armed me with a network camera al-alam, who in

journalists of gaza and the honoring of the journalists of the resistance area under the title of red olive was held with the presence of the minister of culture and islamic guidance. candles that were lit in memory of the cities of the gaza reporter. shahraei, the last of whom was a reporter and cameraman of al-mayadeen network. friends, you may have seen a scene where the camera is burning. this is an important parable of our work, the media that we burn so that the truth survives , where are those who claim to represent the people and defenders of human rights? there were not few journalists like these and they are not. media activists who have tried and are trying to face with their pen or camera show the real oppressors and aggressors. the zionist regime is deliberately seeking to reach anywhere in its reach. attack the news reporter of the news office that is publishing the news. the martyrdom of reporters in the gaza war became an excuse to honor resistance media activists. hamid bahmani is one of them. a woman with a child in her arms screams and screams. once he came back and saw t

journalists of gaza and honoring the reporters of the resistance front was held under the title of red olive in the presence of the minister of culture and islamic guidance. the shadows that lit up the memories of the gaza reporter's cities. a city that the last one was a reporter and cameraman of al-mayadeen network. friends, you may have seen a scene where the camera is burning. this is an important example of the work of us media people. where are those who claim to represent the people and defenders of human rights? also, journalists were not and are not few. media activists who have tried and are trying to show the true face of oppressors and aggressors with their pens or cameras. the zionist regime is deliberately seeking to attack any place within reach of a news reporter, a news agency that is publishing news. do. the martyrdom of reporters in the gaza war became an excuse to honor resistance media activists, hamid bahmani is one of them. a woman with a child in her arms screams and screams. once he came back and saw that i was standing on top of his head with a lighted camera. actua

festive table in russia, which cost almost 500 rubles, was counted in rusprodsa. olive salad, herring under a fur coat, redes , tangerine, champagne, cake and juice, such a set for a family of four will cost 5,500 rubles. every 20th resident of the country does not intend to spend a penny on a new one gifts are not waiting either, such statistics. well, here is the result for you, one in five russians simply cannot afford it since the new year , we fought, we will see each other, now we have worked out the goals set for us by the top management, this is, shall we say, a stronghold, the enemy near the border, as a result? the result is very satisfactory. the soldiers practiced with a self-made mobile rocket launcher. it was collected by order of soldiers, far away in the body at a private enterprise. this mini-grad is fired with soviet- made projectiles. this is taken from the helicopter pad. it was at the base that the installation was designed for a block, well, a rotorcraft, to remove, the office developed, let’s say, a turret and developed this completely, let’s say, block, shells, nurses, five-year-old

i love anchovies and i put them in olive oil and red wine vinegar and eat it. >> i can't think of anythingtatus quo. >> not going in hard on the spaghetti. >> if we can deconstruct it, i'll consider it. >> all right. >> hopefully a little bit of breakfast inspiration. >> separate dinner from dessert here. and let's take a live look outside on this wednesday morning. it's a rainy wednesday. and as we send things over to jessica burch, jessica, do you have any interesting meals that up to let us know about? >>> we were trying to first time out what it could be and i don't know. i like -- dipping tofu in pesto with like tomatoes. >> that sounds good. >> it does sound normal. i'm trying to think of what's weird. when we were kids we did silly things but i can't. >> i'll bring in a can and just send it your way and see how you do with it. >> i'm okay. sign me not up. let's take a quick look at what's going on outside right now. rainy conditions over the city of san francisco. over at sfo right now, those roads and those runways are slick right now. here's what we're looking at when it comes to

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red flags. >> that's what you usually find. >> we've got the olive fruit fly. >> he's an expert but keith, do know what the asian fruit flies look like? >> no. i don't. >> how would you like a picture of some next to a dime. >> yes. yes. >> this is the -- this is the asian fruit fly. >> if i should happen to see one, should i call ghost busters? who should i call? >> they can always submit pictures to our office in the county of santa clara agricultural commissioner's office. >> for instance, what fruit is affected. >> i have a pound tree that's called a queen palm and they drop these little dates. and the dates are also a fruit. they are fairly tasty. i have had a few. >> oh, but the list of forbidden fruit is about as long as your arm. longer. >> what are auspicessed to do right? >> you are supposed to double bag all forbidden fruit or compost it from now until when? >> be nice to knee how long this quarantine is going for. is it a couple of years or a couple of months. >> the colder the winter is, the longer the quarantine will go. right now we're projecting early june. >> so for keith, th

in russia has increased by almost 500 rubles. counted in rusprotsoyuz, olive salad with herring under fur coat, sandwich with redntieth person in the country is not going to spend a penny for the new year, and they are not expecting gifts either. these are the statistics. look, it was 60 minutes, bye, bye! hello, on the russia tv channel, in the studio denis klunchuk. oof and most importantly by this hour. several attacks by ukrainian army assault groups were repelled by our troops at kupinsky direction. ukraine is suffering heavy losses in manpower and equipment. air raid sirens sound in the south and north of israel. hezbollah fired rockets at kazarmitsahal. shelling in the gaza strip. the hospital was under attack. joe biden has fallen again, this time in the polls. an economist with a chainsaw came to power in argentina, what can we expect from him, why did pentagon head osin come to kiev? strong winds, snowfalls and fogs, a powerful cyclone in the volga regions. the consequences of the disaster are being eliminated in siberia, another one will be built at the dagestan airport runway, and also the film fairy

lauren: x will donate add to and subscribe and revenue to the red cross in gaza and hospitals in israel. it is an unspecified some but an oliveranch. i'm okay calling it that, to musk's critics after some from problem anti-semitic and media matters left watchdog slamming the company for putting companies advertisements next to cringe and neo-nazi commentary so he is donating this money to civilians in gaza. ashley: i'm sure they will ignore that but you are looking at the movers today. let's begin with united airlines. what's going on? lauren: it is literally their christmas, holiday travel, you also have oil prices down which helps, the airlines are getting ready to fly 4. 7 million people this thanksgiving weekend alone so jet fuel cheaper, planes more packed. unfortunately virgin galactic shares are down again. morgan stanley says they don't like that they are pausing their spaceflights to save money. the pause that might not be refreshing right now, stock is down 6%. gas, the retail are cutting therefore your forecast, seeing lower customer traffic in the store and online, stock is down one% essentially. ashley: very good

olive oil, and the government's push to make those baby loungers safer. here's jarred hill with today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: hey, a mixed finish for wall street wednesday after a few redpped 40 points, nasdaq rose 10, and the s&p 500 edged up 4 points. >>> regulators are pushing for the first-ever federal safety requirements for baby loungers. the consumer product safety commission is proposing rules to make the cushions firmer and shorter. it's an effort to reduce the risk of suffocation after 79 deaths were reported between 2010 and 2022. >>> general motors is recalling 950 driverless cruise cars. federal regulators say the collision detection software may malfunction after a crash. it's another blow to gm's autonomous line. in fact, last month cruise halted robotaxi operations nationwide after california regulators suspended the company's license. >>> olive oil prices are rising. olive crops in the mediterranean have been crushed by drought and chainsaw-wielding gangs are stealing branches, even entire trees from unguarded groves. some u.s. chefs have started blending olive oil with neutral oils like grapeseed to keep the costs down. >>> and barbie is honoring the

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prime minister, oliver dowden , prime minister, oliver dowden, he's revealed that the government has been trialling using boxes to cut down on using i redsidering all we've heard about the dangers of artificial intelligence this week, not least from the prime minister , least from the prime minister, is putting government documents into an ai bot really a good idea?i into an ai bot really a good idea? i want to get the views of my panel on this one. trade unionist and writer paul embry and the deputy leader of reform uk, habib, are still with uk, ben habib, are still with me. paul, do you think it's a goodidea? me. paul, do you think it's a good idea? perhaps a robot would do a better than a minister? do a better job than a minister? >> well, i would certainly vote in replacing in favour of robots replacing all ministers in any tory all tory ministers in any tory government to make it government once had to make it party political. once the tories government once had to make it par deselected,once the tories government once had to make it par deselected, then the tories government once had to make it par deselected, then we tories gover

olive oil and sugar gone up 50. cheese 12. cucumbers, 15% red meat.feed stocks expensive because, you know, grain is expensive. >> wheat expensive because >> wheat is expensive because russia, these are major russia, ukraine, these are major producers of staple food . look, producers of staple food. look, there is always a lag with food price inflation because to grow food, the farmers, they need fuel, they need fertiliser, they need finance, they call it the three f's of farming. and of course, a year ago, it takes a year to grow and process year to grow food and process it. a year ago, these things were really expensive. so inflation from year ago is inflation from a year ago is sort into food prices sort of baked into food prices today. but surely got to today. but surely we've got to see food prices come down. see these food prices come down. one news, car and one bit of good news, car and van will have noticed van drivers will have noticed more fuel prices are down on average in october by 8, compared to october 2022. diesel is down particularly

potatoes, carrots, all of this is chopped coarsely, red onion also chopped coarsely, like satay, yes, yes, it turns out, all this needs to be mixed with olivey people with uncontrolled hypertension should use it with caution in small quantities. you can go buy rosemary at store. for example, now, fortunately, you can buy it not only dried, but in such a fresh form, it is also now on sale, but you can do it differently, you can grow it, just our recommendations on how to plant rosemary on windowsills. then there will be such a pleasant composition, it will still smell good, so you can always take it, tear off a few leaves and throw it, as we were told, into pasta, on a flatbread, on meat, in general, anywhere, thank you, doctor, today we found out that the mediterranean guest rosemary on our table is not at all superfluous and brings many benefits to our health, the program about the most important thing continues, right now dr. tatyana shapovalenko will tell you how to understand that you have a lack of magnesium in your body. stay tuned. next in the program: women's health: how to overcome stress, sleep disturbances, irritability and fatig

their red wall, the red wall seats, you know, they won't anything really won't have anything really to campaign you know. campaign for. so, you know. martin think you're martin oliverthink you're both do both right. they need to do something running something and they're running desperately out time and out desperately out of time and out of so know, cuts of ideas. so you know, tax cuts are where the tory party finds itself most comfortable. there's not a single mp. i know liz ran a rebellion of think 60 to 80 mps to try and get, you know, saying we will never vote for more tax rises . so they've got more tax rises. so they've got to do something. i mean, i don't know what else they're going to do, frankly. i think the pylon idea a little bit mad. but idea is a little bit mad. but but, you know, there we go. >> alex armstrong, think >> okay. alex armstrong, i think many agree, as bill many people agree, as bill clinton said, it's the economy, stupid politics, when comes stupid politics, when it comes to about to elections is all about bribery. maybe long last bribery. maybe at long last we're a bit of that we're seeing a bit of that coming. for it. >> well, i'm for