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our nation is simply better because of bill reynolds. he embodied the values that americas was founded on and continues to hold in this day. our country, grit and service above all else. patriots like bill reynolds make the united states the greatest country in history and this is a small tribute naming a post office after him but the least we can do and debt of americans can never fully be paid. i urge my colleagues to pass this very special bill to honor a true american hero. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: we have no further speakers and we urge passage of 292 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: as the son of a veteran who served in vietnam war i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman

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mark reynolds. _ with a much better price. mark reynolds, really _ with a much better price.better price. mark reynolds, really interesting to hear your view on that. thank you for talking to us. let's turn to the united states, where in the past few minutes donald trump has arrived at court for day three of his civil fraud trial. just a warning, we have some flashing images coming up. let's take a look. this is the former president arriving at the courthouse where he then addressed the media for several minutes. overnight, thejudge overseeing the trial issued a limited gag order barring comments about court staff. that came after mr trump posted a social media attack on the judge's principal law clerk a day earlier. in a statement which did not name the former president the judge said... donald trump, his two adult sons and the wider trump organisation are accused of massively inflating the value of their properties by over $2 billion dollars, in order to secure better bank loans. live now to new york, i'm joined by correspondent nada tawfik. nada, hello to you, another cour

molly reynolds? guest: this does present real governing questions. there is a question of when congress need to act on a measure providing additional aid to israel. there are big, open questions about the powers that mchenry has. at the end of the day, the powers he has already powers the house wants to give him. that is a choice for the house. we have this rule. but if he wants to do something different in the house is willing to back him, that is a choice for the house to make. but in the medium-term, we get to that november 17 deadline of keeping the government open. if we are still in this state of flux and chaos, that will be difficult. i think, you -- frankly, you will be difficult for whoever the speaker is coming given the dynamic that ousted mccarthy. host: and what is the political fallout for the election cycle? guest: significant. voters do not have a long memory, but they remember big events -- terrorist attacks, shutdowns. they will remember this. it is unprecedented. the problem for house republicans even without this to rama -- -- dra

giving evidence to the covid inquiry, martin reynolds was pressed by hugo keith kc over the scale ofd notes were given to borisjohnson over a key ten—day period in february 2020, coinciding with the half—term holiday, and he appeared to acknowledge that the realisation of the scale of the disaster had come "late", pointing to a "systemic failure". with more on this, here is our health editor, hugh pym. he was at the heart of downing street working with boris johnson, and martin reynolds was challenged on what the government was doing in the weeks before lockdown. did you have plans to deal with the crisis which had broken upon the united kingdom government? as i say, there is a standard set of protocols which are actually cabinet office protocols for dealing with crises. where i agree with you is they were inadequate to deal with the crisis we were confronted with. quotes from a diary kept by the chief scientific adviser sir patrick vallance were read to the inquiry, including a damning judgment on boris johnson. "we have a weak and indecisive prime minister." in the face of a viral

martin reynolds has insisted that these things were not related.le to the public inquiry. mr reynolds, as you heard, is insisting all of this stuff is available elsewhere, on e—mail or hard copy. but the truth is, we have only got his word to take for it. we will not know for sure that that is the case because there is messages just sure that that is the case because there is messagesjust do not exist any more. it adds into some of the questions that have been asked about whether everything that could be available was going to be available to this inquiry. more broadly, mr reynolds has been asked that question about how prepared the government was for the government in early 2020. i have got to say, the picture he has painted has not been a particularly organised one. he said, the cabinet office failed to get on top of the problem, the government machine was not properly prepared. there was a ten day period in vibrate 2020 when borisjohnson was not sent any e—mails or other correspondence about the discussions in government about the pandemic. it i

so i would like look like ryan reynolds.ke ryan reynolds. >> you know i can't tell. that could be literally anyone. >> i mean, from what we can see, look, this is. >> yeah, right there. what year was this phone manufactured? >> it's a nokia, you know, from back in the day. >> anyway, he says he tried to tell people that he's not ryan reynolds, but i guess they wouldn't have believe him. so hey, i'm sure he loved the attention. i have a feeling this story was submitted by shawn burley, mr. not ryan reynolds. >> well, coming up next, the seven things that you need we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed

kim reynolds of the great state of iowa.n middle america in iowa and just cut taxes left and right. and you should be an example for the entire republican party. anyway, in short, governor, tell us your latest tax cut and where it's going. >> thanks, larry, it's great to be with you and you're one of my favorites also. i'm proud of what's happening in iowa. our fiscal health is strong and despite the significant challenges that is coming at us from the biden administration. i've cut individual tax rates nearly 60% and eliminated tax on retirement income, iowa is the number one state for retirement now. we are phasing out in inheritane tax and corporate down from 9.8 to 9.5 and we closed last fiscal year, 2023 with a $1.83 billion surplus and $900 million in cash reserves and on top of that, sitting on nearly $3 billion in the taxpayer relief fund and so let me tell you that means we're coming back this next legislative session. our goal is to get to zero net income tax and so we're going to implement another tax cut next yea

let's go now to rob reynolds in ask alone in southern israel. no previous assault from gaza has ever looked like this. me is right, these must be still reeling from the events of this morning. the yes. uh, they certainly are the is really public, you know, waking up this morning uh, on the sabbath day at the end of a long week long holiday to find that their country is under an assault of unprecedented scale from gaza. is certainly something that is difficult for many israelis to wrap their minds around. now i'm at the national on behind me on this road that leads towards god. so you can see that it is closed off by uh, armed police and soldiers. and i can tell you what i'm seeing and hearing and spelling here. there's a 6 color smoke in the air from the fire started by missiles fired out of gaza. there's a haze along the horizon from that smoke. everywhere that we look, you can see here is really military helicopters circling over. i flying over and you can see here, right now, this is something that happens. just every new loan on ambulances a

so let's bring in rubber reynolds who's joining us on the line now from occupied east jerusalem. a rope to finish it and what are you hearing the well, you recap the situation very well. uh the, the latest we've heard of course, is that there is, has been one fake ality in southern israel as a result of these rockets break. but i will tell you that it's really waking up today and it's, it's just early morning here. seeing these pictures of rockets heading towards is really cities of the, uh, infiltration of our palestinians in trucks out of gaza. uh, the uh, one of the alarms and sirens going off as far away as televi, 70 miles, 70 kilometers north of doesn't. they are going to be absolutely strong and done. the element of surprise here is crucial because in previous situations like this where, where attacks have come from gaza. and that has happened, of course, as we know many, many times over the years. it has always been preceded by a, a graph. just hang on a 2nd. now it just, it just, i'm just going to come back to just a 2nd that the commander in chief, we're hearing of the,

featuring the 8g band with craig reynolds ♪ and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening.h meyers and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case, let's get to the news former president trump spent last night at trump tower after appearing at his civil fraud trial. it's good to be home, said trump, as he walked into the courtroom. [ laughter ] on the first day of former president trump's civil fraud trial, "the new york post" reported that a large takeout order from mcdonald's was brought into the courthouse. wow, i knew he was in trouble but i didn't know they were seeking the death penalty. [ laughter ] during the opening of yesterday's trial, former president trump's lawyer claimed that trump's mar-a-lago club would sell for at least $1 billion oh, i'm sure he could get that just for what's in the shower. [ laughter ] after florida congressman matt gaetz filed a resolution that would remove kevin mccarthy from the speakership, mccarthy tweeted, "bring it on," and gaetz replied, quote, "just did. you know, a

rob reynolds, l g 0 in southern israel, near the border with gaza. so we have a team of correspondents covering the story, but reynolds is in southern israel, just a few kilometers from the gauze and border in side. garza terry, i assume, is the and it's hot hot. it is in west through slim. but let's start with rob reynolds joining us from near the gauze. israel border several, but it excessive $600.00 is really dead. what more do we know about that of the well, that is the figures, the latest figure, at least of combined civilian and military. and presumably police as well killed in this war, which remember is less than 48 hours old. by comparison to the far fewer of civilians in any event were killed during the intifada that lasted from 2000 to 2005 or at least far fewer were lost their lives in such a short amount of time. i should as i should put it. so this is certainly a, a very serious figure. it's going to come is a tremendous shock to these really public. and these really government, it might fuel some calls for vengeance in terms of, of des

let's talk to rob reynolds know who's an escalade in southern israel. rob or the palestinian commandos? still operating still on is really soil around the gaza strip. yes, we have not heard from any official. is really military sources that they have uh, pushed the of the home us fighters out of any of the a number of villages and towns in southern israel, adjacent to the gaza strip. yet they are making this according to the government, making this their primary mission at the moment. the 1st thing, 1st order of business in this iron swords operation or war that the is really government has declared here in nashville on. we have heard repeatedly in the last half hour or so, sounds concussions, from the direction of the gaza strip, which is about 25 kilometers from where we are standing right now. now, earlier today we saw a steady stream of ambulances coming out of asheville on, in this direction and moving north towards the cities of the ashed. uh and uh, and until a be where there are probably, you know, more amble um health care services and uh, and

thank you. rub reynolds reporting that, sir. let's recap the other big relevance of the day besides, the surgeon is ready be destined the guidance of war. israel began, shunning, goes as soon as any door on sunday, many buildings with damaged in the strikes. at least 330 palestinians have been killed. sofa is rel, is also to play troops along the lebanon border of this is below shelled. air is under it, so it keep patient. israel retaliated without to re fire off the 3 post hits in the shape of funds areas. let's cross now to out to zeros senior political on his mom to shar, who joins his life not from powers at mo, and you know, the story full to well. and it's ongoing tragedy for the palestinians now have massive salt has killed at least $600.00 is re lease so far. we have more than $300.00 productivity. and that is hard to believe. we're already leaving $48.00 in which is over $48.00 housing. what do you make of as well, 1st and foremost as tragic as it was, i've tried you mad with that. and in this case uh, being a part to s

today, martin reynolds, in the glare of the public inquiry, was challenged on what the government wast the truth. did you have plans to deal with the crisis which had broken upon the united kingdom government? there is a standard set of protocols which are actually cabinet office protocols for dealing with crisis. where i agree with you is they were inadequate to deal with the crisis we were confronted with. lines from a diary kept by the chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance, were read out, including calling mrjohnson "weak and indecisive". in the face of a viral pandemic, if those views are right, that was a deeply unfortunate position to be in, was it not? er, yes. so what about the e—mail sent by mr reynolds inviting colleagues to drinks in the garden at number ten? i would first like to say how deeply sorry i am for my part in those events and for the e—mail message which went out that day. whatsapp messages were also shown. the head of the civil service, simon case, said of mrjohnson, "i'm at the end of my tether, he changes strategic direction every day." "it has to st

so, yes, really important moment and as you say, unreserved apology from martin reynolds where he saidrawing all the other government departments together, the machine didn't work and wasn't prepared for the pandemic. we also got a sense of how decisions are being made or at least being discussed, there was a lot of talk about whatsapp groups, we have had plenty of that in the last few months about whatsapp messages. but we heard today that one of the whatsapp groups that included the pm and was called pm updates at the function you can use on it when those messages disappeared. so a lot of those messages that were sent at the time disappeared seven days later. that is my colleague — disappeared seven days later. that is my colleague kelly price our correspondence now. just to emphasise that is not about finding anyone guilty or innocent, the inquiry is about learning lessons and there will be more on this tomorrow. but for now it's time for a look at the weather forecast with matt taylor. the weather shows little sign of calming down in fact quite the reverse. a named storm, storm cia

host: molly reynolds? is true that large sums of money are spent in politics and campaigns every year. the kind of fundraising we are talking about is for campaign operations. wet -- that is what these folks are doing when we talk about them being prolific fundraisers. some of that is their own skill. this goes back to what we were talking about with the previous caller. we have this crisis of trust in american institutions. any number of things are happening as part of this speakership debate that make that work. the idea that a small group of republicans can depose a speaker of the house, sending the house into, if not chaos, certainly presenting challenges to their ability to fulfill their responsibilities. that does not help these broader concerns we are hearing from some callers about their levels of trust in governing institutions. host: bill, alabama, republican. caller: two points -- the debt got out of control two generations ago and is now beyond heuer. -- now beyond cure. we will need severe cut

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ms reynolds said he crisis.got in touch with the prime minister. so he is he's continuing to give evidence now. then after that, we'll be heanng then after that, we'll be hearing from lee cain, who is the former director of communications . communications. >> okay. and lisa, looking ahead to tomorrow, halloween , mean to tomorrow, halloween, mean dominic cummings expected to give evidence once. no love lost at all between him and boris johnson since he left office. do you think the tory party is bracing itself for a nightmare on downing street on halloween ? on downing street on halloween? >> yeah, well, it's there's been a lot of headlines. the referencing the fact it's halloween tomorrow. yeah. i've also read that there's a lot of speculation as to what he is going to say, what he isn't going to say, what he isn't going to say because obviously there was a lot of negativity around him with covid. and when he he took that road trip to a castle citing that during lockdown when he had covid, citing that he needed

husband, first gentleman kevin reynolds. we both came to the iowa senate together, serving the rural communities that power our economy and feed and fuel the world. i can tell you that she was the leader back then and she's still a tremendous leader today. since day one, she delivered real victories for our state. she promised and signed the largest tax cut in iowa history and gave parents a voice in their children's education. she secured $1.83 billion purr plus for -- surplus for our state budget with no debt. she has also deployed the iowa national guard to the southern border to do what president biden will not do, secure our border and protect our families. while governor reynolds continues herselfless works in iowa, -- her selfless works in iowa, my prayers are with her family and her husband, kevin, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. i have no doubt that through god's faith -- their faith in god, they will overcome this challenge and they will continue delivering results for iowa. thank you, governor reynolds, an

today, martin reynolds, in the glare of the public inquiry, was challenged on what the government wasou have plans to deal with the crisis which had broken upon the united kingdom government? there is a standard set of protocols which are actually cabinet office protocols for dealing with crisis. where i agree with you is they were inadequate to deal with the crisis we were confronted with. lines from a diary kept by the chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance, were read out, including calling mrjohnson "weak and indecisive". in the face of a viral pandemic, if those views are right, that was a deeply unfortunate position to be in, was it not? er, yes. so what about the e—mail sent by mr reynolds inviting colleagues to drinks in the garden at number ten? i would first like to say how deeply sorry i am for my part in those events and for the e—mail message which went out that day. whatsapp messages were also shown. the head of the civil service, simon case, said of mrjohnson, "i'm at the end of my tether, he changes strategic direction every day." "it has to stop." "government i

he was at the heart of downing street working with boris johnson and martin reynolds was challenged onown. did you have plans to deal with the crisis which had broken upon the united kingdom government? as i say, there is a standard set of protocols which are actually cabinet office protocols dealing with crises. where i agree with you is they were inadequate to deal with the crisis we were confronted with. quotes from a diary kept by the chief scientific adviser sir patrick vallance were read to the inquiry, including a damning judgment on boris johnson. "we have a weak and indecisive prime minister." in the face of a viral pandemic, if those views are right, that was a deeply unfortunate position to be in, was it not? er, yes. so what about the e—mail sent by mr reynolds inviting colleagues to drinks in the garden at number ten? i would first like to say how deeply sorry i am for my part in those events and for the e—mail message which went out that day. later, anotherformer downing street aide, imran shafi, was asked about a note he had taken about a meeting between mrjohnson and th

bob reynolds 314, they live from ashed on the on the israel guys a border. well, these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said the strikes on guys. i have only just begun. as i say, like of the outcome suddenly that we have started attacking. come us, not what you're seeing is just the beginning. we have killed many of those fighting . also, it'll be places where, how much is active and working will be completely destroyed and we will continue to intensify operations. they don't have to let spring in the market now is in the western roseland village. netanyahu says israel will be stepping up bits response. do we know what this response is going to look like? and how is this playing out politically in israel are always released united behind the government in, in the way they are responding to, to the most talk or funny. they've said in the, is there any minute treat and these are any government ministers talking about the destruction of how mass but in terms of how that will be accomplished. no k details being released in terms of the unity of ordi

rob reynolds, l g 0 in south. israel knew the border with gaza. well that's bringing our cost on it and how much energy and he joins us now from asked also in southern israel mohammed as we talk about the potential for a ground offensive. we do know that israel is stepping up, it's response in goals that tell us what you've been seeing around dashed up when it comes to this mobilization that we've been talking about when it started, when it comes to the amount of troops that we're seeing, there's so many that have been arriving over the past few hours. you're seeing regular army members as well as reserve is so clearly the mobilization uh to get these reserve is and service members to the south is ongoing. as of yesterday, you had the is rarely defense ministry stating that there were already a 100000 reserve is on the border with gaza. as of today, the announcement came that there were going to be $300.00 in all mobilize to the south. so clearly that mobilization ongoing, the build up of forces, you can see it, it's very clear you just drive towa

rob reynolds, l g 0 in southern israel, near the border with gaza. we have a team of correspondents covering all angles of this story to rec, i assume is live for us inside gaza. mohammed jam june is in west jerusalem. child stratford joins us from tel aviv, and im, ron con, is in ramallah in the occupied west bank. i wanna start with you to rec, who is live in gaza. what's the situation where you are? it's heading into the evening and gaza, how our residents preparing for another night have strikes. uh uh, well, uh right now the uh is very drones all covering all this call of the gaza strip, looking for the next target. as garzon is a waiting for the new is really a tax over the offices and the infrastructure from time to time. the is really naval forces or destroying main coaster roads in order to crack down any possible intellect ration attempt to the is really a duty. some coastal towns in terms of the is really, let's say, crimes against palestinians. the victims of palestinians today are increasing. and one of the most prominent victims that's

rob reynolds is an actual loan in southern israel. sarah, hi ross isn't occupied east jerusalem. the, the abraham, you're in ramallah, that's in the occupied west bank, so young that to you for us. first of all, can you describe the scene at the palestine towards night. now the sun obviously has set, so we can't see. but can you describe what's happening at the palestine tower that was struck? the us to the is really air strikes were directed and bombard, did the totally, the palestine tower, the 2nd largest and boot. and you just tower in because the strip, the destruction in that area, the destruction of the tower, the destruction in the buildings around that tower. and it just sent to it is, is huge. until now we haven't got confirmation if there has been any casualties. uh, bro, to to hospital, but uh, as the 1st wording messiah that was required while i was 1st on air. quickly, people came out of that tower and not just the tower. we were told by local sources that even people who wear in the towers adjusted to it, had to move out because they were afraid of the destruction

rob reynolds, l. g 0, occupied east jerusalem. european union leaders are on their way to estimate in granada spain as a by johns offensive in the novato kind of by region migration. and the expansion will be high and the agenda sonya de go looks had to watch that sake up against the backdrop of the city saying to being one of the greatest centers of european is womach civilization. and for fostering a sense of coexistence between communities. european union lead has a meeting to discuss ongoing issues as well as leaders from the european political community. but they are already signs of strains of a differences of opinion, the precedence of as i've been gone. and i mean, you have already cancelled plan talks since buck, who's takeover of the new toner car by region. european diplomats have hoped that they would be some movement on certain key issues. even fostering perhaps a broad up peace treaty, but that's now been postponed. there's also the issue of sweden's entry into nato tacky and hungry have

and so i said quite a while, but rob reynolds in southern israel, we on a, we saw a barrage of rockets coming from gauze rentals in southern as well, where we can see the on the intercepting those rockets will tell us what's happening as well. i mean here in the 16 which is just a few kilometers from the border with gaza and over the past the say 15 minutes or so, we've seen barrage here after barrage at the garage of rock is coming out of gaza and then being intercepted by the iron domain as the missile system, the contrary wells in the sky and the white pups of smoke silhouetted against the blueness of the sky. or actually from the iron dome. uh, system they uh, are picked up very rapidly and then uh each puff of smoke represents it against the incoming missile from gaza. so it, uh, it's impossible to tell really whether any of those missiles got through. but this is, this is what it looks like in the immediate aftermath. and uh if, if the, the story behind this is that, uh, uh, uh, the home office said, uh earlier today that at 5 o'clock, which was when the missile started that they

rob reynolds, l. g 0, occupied east jerusalem. for me. yes, president donald trump has appeared in court for the day of his civil full trial in new york. trump has 2 sons and the trump organization are accused of using full statements to inflate then with by billions of dollars for me you as president denies any wrong doing. on tuesday, he was issued with a gag order following a disparaging social media post about a court date. 2 of the trying to form a cryptic currency medical assign, bakeman fried is wrapped up in new prosecutors and defense laws laid out in the opening arguments. because by ministries critic crunch exchange companies f t x collapse. well shit is accused of stealing a $1000000000.00 from his customers. prosecutor say it's one of the largest 4 cases in us history, i'm afraid has pleaded not guilty to o 7 counts. which is probably going to service you see like says he's cancelling phase 2 of what was once described as a new case. because infrastructure project you made the announcement during speech at the conservative pa

rob reynolds, l g 0, occupied east jerusalem. so it has here on out us era, we need to craniums living on the front line. you say they would rather die in the hometown. then moves and illumine was a crisis in louisiana. why ponds to us states on the states of a much the had a low they offer a record hot september for parts of europe. that heat has floated us into the new month. we're seeing already some record hot days for october for western and central parts of europe. and we will see those several conditions dominating in the west. that heat creeping is way further. north, thanks to somebody, wins but still unsettled whether to be found across the north and the north east. in particular, we've got red warnings out for coastal areas of poland on thursday when one is as well as the pots of light fee, as well as lithuania, the west to where the cleaning on here and some more heavy rain to come on friday for northern parts of the u. k, particularly for western parts of scotland. we have got some warnings out that that's in coming.

rob reynolds, l g 0 in southern israel, near the border with gaza. and we have a team of correspondents covering all angles of the story. we have to wreck a bu assume there's live for us inside guys that mohammed jam june in west jerusalem and in runtime is in ramallah in the occupied westbank. i went across straight away to terek, who is in gaza for us. and we've been seeing images of the night, sky being least half the by strikes, what's the lightest way you are and how many strikes that have occurred and what's been the damage to infrastructure? well uh, during the last couple of minutes generally the eastern boot is obviously shy. you witnessed massive destruction of duty is really destroy expired. in fact, dozens of a strikes wicker dr. against the area in order to our to track down any possible infiltration or let's say a fence offensive that might be a taking place from that area i. in fact, we can clearly understand that this as to what to do will be applied along side. the board is of the goal is to strip in order to a secure. is there any b

rob reynolds, l g 0 in southern israel, near the border with gaza. all right, we have a team of correspondence on the ground covering this to recap was whom is life for us inside gaza mohammed gems room is in west jerusalem and run con, you're in ramallah and the occupied westbank for so let's go to washington dc. alpha 0 is alan fisher is standing by there. alan, the us is pledging military assets to support israel. tell us more about that. it certainly we've been talking about it for more than 24 hours. lloyd dawson, the defend 6 weeks said they would give is really is whatever the data required and joe biden and a phone call with benjamin netanyahu. and the last couple of hours said that once they find out what the israelis wanted, then they would start moving that we are told that the 1st shipment of weapons has gone among the things that are being considered is replenishment for the i am don't system member that spends with the system that stops real kits. i was simply overwhelmed by the number of real kids that were fired from guys, a alley on

thanks so much rob reynolds. well thought a couple i assume is live for us now in gauze. i 1st of all taught it brings up speed with how things look after a night of heavy strikes. all right, so let's just start with the read some, some dates and saw it in the palestinian territories inside the gaza strip. here in fox d, as really a tax on as strikes did not stop and continue this car at moments. in fact, during the last couple of hours, the number of best strikes for you to increase against the civilian infrastructure besides its attack. it's attacks against the residential buildings without warnings on sometimes with us, providing them with the previous warnings, the palestinian. now as you can clearly hear the voice on the ground that the sound of implants really rushed to uh, to reach the victims and to reach the people in order to receive treatments and medical aids inside the palestinian hospital. his main effects that the capacity of palestinian hospitals is limited to due to the great shortage of public opinion mythical. let's say supplies pounds due to the closur

rob reynolds, l g 0 in occupied east jerusalem. the prosecutors have described it as one of the largest fraud cases in us history. san bank meant freed is on trial in new york, accused of misusing money made from his crypto currency exchange f t x. that led to its collapse and to invest as losing billions of dollars. christmas salumi has this report from new york a f as yet is a global corrupted currency exchange. this is sam bagman freed, testifying before congress in december 2021. we are processing about $15000000.00 per day of trading volume by then he had vaulted to celebrity entrepreneur status as the founder of the crypto currency exchange f t x. what's up guys? i'm here with my voice and with the help of celebrities and expensive ad campaigns attached as the status and easiest way to buy and sell crypt. he promoted crypto is money making potential to the public, getting to a safe and secure with mgx. i buy sell entry crypto safe bagman freed became a billionaire and the face of the industry. him and his colleagues had also

, the custodian, all of the content that you with any and walks has just criticized the prisons. reynolds has more details from occupied east jerusalem here and occupied east jerusalem. several incidents involving ultra orthodox jews spitting as christians have created a major scandal in this country. the incidents which were caught on video and widely shared on social media. i've drawn condemnation, not only from a prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu, but also from jewish religious leaders. 5 people have been arrested one of them a minor, the others adults in these incidents. nevertheless, some ultra nationalists and subtler leaders say that spitting ad or near the christians or churches is not a crime, but a old and legitimate practice which has been going on for many years. now. in other developments over 1000 ultra nationalists and settlers entered the aisle ok so complex here in occupied east jerusalem on wednesday. uh awhile visitors, non muslims visitors. that is, are allowed to visit the complex at certain days. and at certain times these uh, offer a nationalist, have a mo

all right, brad reynolds reporting line from ashville on that's in southern israel. thank you very much. i want to turn our attention to these are the live pictures that we're getting from gaza right now a n minutes ago. you will recall if you were this at the top of the hour that minutes ago, our correspondent united side was reporting from garza city and the building that was right behind her was struck. this may or may not be the same building. you occasionally see when israel strikes targets in gaza, a warning strike that gives some people a chance to evacuate within a 2nd strike a short time later that then does the destruction that was intended from a military point of view. so you're watching now. we live the live footage of guys, a city where a correspondent, you'll know side was reporting from likely very close to this particular location just moments ago. the, all right, if you're just joining us here, announced a 0. it is 20 minutes past 15, gmc, and we are ours into a new gaza. israel mor this began in the morning local time when homos commandos infiltrat

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let's bring in garfield reynolds. all this volatility we are seeing in u.s.is what survey is fondant say about the boj on the sidelines? >> very much the fact that the last increase in japanese yields has caused u.s. yields to go up in dragon everyone else with them. now we are at the situation where briefly for the u.s., it has come back down and things are going a little bit quieter. it might bring more money coming back into bonds. that emphasizes the potential that the boj sticks with its very slow, gradual moves towards making changes. that is a very strong expectation that we've got from those surveyed. the question becomes do they do something this year, or do they -- or is next year still the focus of when the boj was to remove negative rates and either raise or get rid of yield curve control. what are the other factors playing into it? there has been so much volatility, just as things are settling down, does the boj want to reintroduce volatility? that is very much a expectation of what what -- what would happen if they tweak yield curve control slig

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. >> joining me now is paul reynolds, natalie sonne cole, the brother of her mother, bass. i'm glad that you're here, paul, it has just been a nightmare for your family. i can't even imagine what you have endured. now, after 18 years as beth said it is finally over. what has that meant to your family knowing what happened to natalie? >> well, laura, the first thing i would like to say is how proud i am of my sister and in awe of what she has been through and able to accomplish. it is hard to blame if it has been 18 years since natalie disappeared. you know, i think back to all the amazing people who came to help search for natalie, people came on vacation, people left their families on vacation to help search for natalie. it was so surprising and meaningful to me how natalie captured peoples attention. they were all hoping for her safe return and now, today, we finally have closure as to what happened. this was a never-ending search for my sister to find out what happened to her daughter. when joran was convicted of killing stephanie flores in peru, that's traveled to peru