and yet, for the sabre rattling _ in the region.ad - in the region. and yet, for the sabre rattling we've had today in the region. and yet, for the - sabre rattling we've had today from the political leadership in beirut, they are equivocating — it seems to me they haven't yet decided on a way forward, what do you think is in their mind? if forward, what do you think is in their mind?— their mind? if there's a silver linin: in their mind? if there's a silver lining in all— their mind? if there's a silver lining in all this, _ their mind? if there's a silver lining in all this, it's - their mind? if there's a silver lining in all this, it's that - their mind? if there's a silver| lining in all this, it's that none of these combatants or actors in the region actually want war. for their own different reasons. the israeli prime minister is busy fighting a war in gaza that will be protected and bloodied, he does not want a second front with a much more capable actor as hezbollah. most will recall the war in 2006 and the destruction leve

you would expect some sabre rattling from the l expect some sabre rattling from the iranians.ts disposal. do you think the arrival of the eisenhower star group is there to put pressure on tehran?- eisenhower star group is there to put pressure on tehran? they're the --eole put pressure on tehran? they're the peeple behind _ put pressure on tehran? they're the people behind all— put pressure on tehran? they're the people behind all this _ put pressure on tehran? they're the people behind all this arguably. - people behind all this arguably. moscow has a presence in the region because of the intervention in syria and long—standing relationships there. there is a complicated nexus between those nations. i think that's the immediate nation. it could be moved towards the gulf relatively quickly. the question becomes is iran absolutely serious? is hezbollah absolutely serious about striking israel? or is it a degree of bluff? no one is clear on this. i'm not sure the iranians know fully whether they would commit to a conflict. they have worked through proxies and improved their rela

there is a lot of sabre rattling going on at - sabre rattling going on at the moment, among the variousas told state television that a preemptive action could be expected in the coming hours. the leaders of the resistance will not allow the zionist regime to take any action in gaza, all options are open and we cannot be indifferent to the war crimes committed against the people of gaza. it is a really difficult problem for the president here. he's been trying to thread a needle, giving enough support to israel to respond to hamas without spreading the war further and of course, there are plenty of people on the right in the us who would want fairly firm action taken against iran. so if you preemptive action was to come, wear are b then? i preemptive action was to come, wear are b then?— are b then? i think there are a lot of --eole are b then? i think there are a lot of people who _ are b then? i think there are a lot of people who feel— are b then? i think there are a lot of people who feel we _ are b then? i think there are a lot of people who feel we are - are b then? i think there a

headquarters of sabr are manifested in these campaigns, which have a reference to some of these. another part of his achievements is the culture building that is happening. that is, while trying. to get satisfaction, a culture of friendship, empathy, brotherhood, and kindness is developed. this is not a small achievement. also, public culture building is taking place and in addition to all this now, we have opened the good door for many dear ones who want to intervene in these matters and do not get a chance. what does it mean? it means that we have given you the opportunity to be respected, justified and reliable like you. you are coming among the people and becoming a peacemaker without having to come to work like an employee, clock in and let them come in when necessary. now we have about 24,000 soldiers like this. this all happened in the new era. they are not our employees. they are not like the members of dispute resolution councils, they do their own work and life, but in special cases, for example there is a revenge case, they want to get consent, they invite them, they c

there's a lot of sabre rattlin: israel. there's a lot of sabre rattling from _ israel.y indication, even after the assassination of general store them on, but that they wanted to get into a direct confrontation with the us. do you see anything different here? i think the islamic republic will avoid a direct conflict with the us — and by direct, i mean using irc g conflict forces and we are firing missiles at israel. it prepares to argue through deniability, through proxies like hezbollah, like the who in yemen and also hamas and gaza. so thatis in yemen and also hamas and gaza. so that is what the islamic republic will do to escalate the conflict, operating behind its proxies, and i think we are seeing iran's foreign minister going around to all these countries to try to exchange messages and get on the same page as to what redlines would trigger further escalation on a variety of fronts against israel.— fronts against israel. you've explained — fronts against israel. you've explained how _ fronts against israel. you've explained how hamas - fronts against israel. you'v

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. >> did someone say sabre?ine such as memory loss later in life. >>> first top stories at 8 starting with president biden's oval office address amid wars in the middle east and ukraine. he said we will not let hamas or putin win. he declared american solidarity for israel and ukraine. want to go back to mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning again, george. yeah, the president overnight really laying out the stake, saying this is about u.s. national security, global stability and that america has to keep funding these fights to defend democracy. in a rare oval office address, president biden making the case for the u.s. to stand firmly with ukraine and israel. >> this has taught us that when terrorists don't pay a price for their terror, when dictators don't pay a price for their aggression, they cause more chaos and death and destruction. they keep going. and the cost and the threats to america and the world keep rising. >> reporter: arguing that while the conflicts are very different, hamas

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course, and that , to things, the trigger for the entry of the israeli troops was the difference in sabr and shatili, something that really shook the whole world, when a terrible chaos, a terrible terror really began in the palestinian camps, and it really prompted israel to enter, and this was the first, lebanon war, but in the same 82nd year, after the islamic revolution in iran, under the pressure of the islamic republic of iran, a terrorist organization was created, which is now recognized as the terrorist hezbollah, and from that period it began to develop in various, well, it is a military-political , she has political wing and the military wing, there is the state of lebanon, which is weak, very, very poor, because it was destroyed by a 15-year civil war, from which they still have not recovered, and the very powerful hezbollah, which is controlled by iran and which is the biggest force in the state, no one can , hezbollah has nothing to say, they do whatever they want. well, but israel does come to some kind of understanding with the representatives of palestine, from the fatah o

work there, there's something i guess that people think it's, it's a, it's admirable to, to rival the sabre and b bellicose, if you're running for office or if you're trying to maintain a position versus i don't know what's worse, sitting back and singing come by yeah, and merely pointing out the horrors that are before us. i am telling you, in my lifetime. mm hm. this is, i don't want to say inexplicable intractable. this is a, this particular issue right now is so impossible because if you move one step forward to say ok, i think i'm getting it, then you say, but wait a minute. what is the end result? what is going to happen when i hear people say we're going to move a 1000000 people. it's not like a cloud where somebody says, right back up for you with the bad bad. are we talking about the some of the sides of philadelphia moving, what do we, how does this even work? how does this even, what are we talking about? again, it's one thing if i'm talking about battalions, units, and brigades, and i'm bringing in and we have this unit and this, you know, we always used to people giving up, you

but the way to and showed up a new class in the nucleus, sabre rattling, uh, is, is, in a sense rendered um, meaningless is through effective conventional to tire detox because of rational things that it can get away with nuclear black mile 'vette. it won't try that. and if you have effective the terms on every level, it wouldn't be able to provide briefly you have the big problem, the west to show that it listens to new, clear black male. it's been listening to what the crime in the sentence it's, it's turned down, it's rhetoric, it hasn't given you credit. the weapons that need it listens to nuclear back ma'am . and that makes it valuable to basically like north korea, doesn't it? well, let's just back to my point about self determines and a not cooling pritchens month. i mean, let's be clear. and the sort of new saber rattling is really, really dangerous. uh, but yeah, the west needs to be absolutely unequivocal on shoulders. the top of, i mean, i think we have to not upset and of course is that there is communication between america. rush it up, there is communication between certain

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seen in the last week and a half, but better armed and better trained, and so far hezbollah has been sabreen some attempts at hezbollah incursions but no second front opened and i think that has much to do with american deterrence, the moving of aircraft carriers to the eastern mediterranean and biden's physical presence in israel. the other goal i think was the same goal that your prime minister is seeking to accomplish, the same goal that the german chancellor short —— sought to accomplish, which was a seat at the table, both to influence israel, to support israel, to indicate israel that the entire civilised world observed the horrors that hamas committed a week and a half ago and is equally outraged and stands behind israel, but at the same time to use that glistening of relationships and that support to advise israel, and to council restraint in the ground war that is sure to follow. �* ., , , follow. and opening up the border between _ follow. and opening up the border between egypt - follow. and opening up the border between egypt and | follow. and opening up the - border between eg

we have already had plenty of sabre rattling from the iranian foreign minister.r and will there be concern in washington tonight that the conflict is about tonight that the conflict is about to spread? tonight that the conflict is about tosread? ~ , a ., , to spread? absolutely. as tremendous concern. to spread? absolutely. as tremendous concern- the — to spread? absolutely. as tremendous concern. the stakes _ to spread? absolutely. as tremendous concern. the stakes couldn't _ to spread? absolutely. as tremendous concern. the stakes couldn't be - concern. the stakes couldn't be higher. i think for biden, his approach is go bag and go home. he is coming to the holy land, this is an area he has been visiting for many decades of his life. you can see it in the intensity around his eyes when he has been talking for the last ten days since the crisis started. i think he is coming, really come as a present committed to the region, saying we have seen an eye for an eye, we've seen turn the other cheek. i'm offering a third way, a transformation. the white house goals ov

there's a lot of sabre rattling going on from iranian officials, a lot of warnings to the israelis that, if they do go into gaza, that will expand the theater of war. they also say they're trying to deescalate, to stop this from expanding. the diplomatic language coming from iranian officials is much less than the threatening language. as matt mentioned, iran's foreign minister was on a whistle stop tour on what's known the access of resistance by iran. iran's proxies in the region they placed around israel for an eventual fight with the israelis, that the iranians always say. he met with islamic jihad secretary, met with the political head of the bureau of hamas in beirut. they had a press conference together, and he kept stressing iran's position how fatal it could be to the israelis. during that meeting he met with the head of hezbollah, hasan nasrallah. he said he would discuss the ongoing operation and their unwavering support for hezbollah. i think this is the really important thing, that iran is really shoring up its access of resistance in the area should this war expand further

when you get on your back foot we never -- we have the chinese communist party rattling sabres, conflict at embassies across the world. we have the capacity to prevent further escalation and saving american lives. >> gillian: we have to leave it there. thank you for taking time with us this morning. >> gillian and shannon thank you both. bless you. >> shannon: mike tobin live from southern israel. hello, mike. >> i want to show you the israeli defense forces something some of the weapons they seized off the hamas invaders. this is an efp and designed it produces a pinpoint hit of molten metal penetrating the armor of a tank and kill everyone inside. homemade ieds. mines, more mines intended to be planted on the ground. we get over here the rpg. as we get to the cache of them they're significant. the gray ones came from north korea. the green ones are old soviet legacy. the gray ones from north korea significant and speaks to the fact that they have been getting support from north korea. a mortar rounds and tube are on the ground. those rounds were made in iran in 2018. again, speaking to

the political picture, we have a lot of issues, u.s., china, some sabre-rattling going on. we're shy of something breaking out there. that's a problem. i thought the deal with iran, money for hostages is just a bad, wrong message to send always. that is now we're turning around. seeing that maybe come back to hurt us in terms of using some of that money to finance hamas and also i think hezbollah. so we got problems there. the attempts with the saudies to try and create some peace in the middle east, all for naught because we have, it is still a cauldron. it has been, what has been glossed over none of the underlying problems that have existed for several generations now have come anywhere close to being remedied ever. charles: right. >> we have not even approached anything that would make sense. charles: to date oil is down. we had a big move in oil. that's down today. markets made a huge reversal off the bottom yesterday. we're up a little bit here today. i brought back up this response, acts of war and hostility because more recently it has been conflicts outside of amer

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i know that there are articles out there by baseball historians working with the society, the sabr, the society of baseball and a butcher. this march, american based society baseball research. thank you, dr. feller. and i know that they've done some studies, but there's nothing been really extensive on post-civil war baseball and especially in knoxville. i was excited to see to dig into that story. and adam had already done a little bit of brief about two teams that were going to be playing the knoxville holsteins, which was a team that existed in 1867, and the dry town boys of herriman, tennessee which i believe existed little bit later in the 1870s, if i recall correctly. so this was a really exciting opportunity to play the game and to do the research and hopefully produce something. it just took ten years to do it a lot. my plate and that's what i'm going to talk about today. excited to share the product of that ten years of research into baseball history. now, first, i'm to talk about the gentleman's game, the of amateur era baseball and baseball was in the antebellum urban environ

featured on wbir recently and produces research for sabre. i stand on their shoulders and launched this project in which i had to go out and find a number of sources to be able to tell a much more complete story. those sources include the newspaper articles, thanks to ron allen and his family's articles and box scores which produce names. often last names only. adam found a listing of eligible bachelors in knoxville in 1867. under the list of bachelors, it gives a description of them and lists anyone playing baseball that these were baseball players. this gave me an additional name and in some cases, first names. last names, i could not tell. if you have name like smith, i have a problem. how can i figure out who smith is? so the eligible bachelor ads would help. census records, city directories. to be able to figure out who these people were and their occupations. their net worth, photographs. maps, to be able to discover where they played baseball and i loved going to cemeteries. cemetery visits have provided additional information. like mi

¿quÉ se sabre sobre esta peticiÓn' pablo: se estÁ abriendo una luz de esperanza en la frontera que tienepaÍs para que se pueda abrir un corredor humanitario, el problema estamos hablando de 2,300,000 personas, una cifra exorbitante civiles que viven en un territorio pequeÑo, es decir no es fÁcil evacuaciÓn de todas las personas, sobre todo porque la principal preocupaciÓn del gobierno israelÍ es que junto con los civiles escapen los terroristas, cÓmo se hace para controlar? es el principal desafÍo que tienen pero aa gritos lo estÁ pidiendo el lÍder palestino, ha dicho a las naciones unidas necesitamos hacer una pausa los bombardeos israelÍes que son incesantes bien ocho para que la gente pueda ponerse a salvo porque no tienen por donde salir. satcha: ya sabemos que obviamente no tienen suministro de comida, tambiÉn de combustible, electricidad y todos estos generadores que han apoyado en los Últimos dÍas estÁn a punto de quedarse sin lo necesario para poder brindarles energÍa elÉctrica. pablo monsalvo gracias por estos detalles en vivo desde israel. regresamos contigo y con jorge en esta

sabre rattling and asking for whole areas to be crushed and obliterated.oining me. tell me what's happened to you. what's what's your story ? your story? >> well, my, my cousin, my mother's first cousin lives in israel and she actually lives on kibbutz kfar aza , which is the kibbutz kfar aza, which is the kibbutz, which has had the appalling massacre of all the images and the reports came out of earlier in the week . we knew of earlier in the week. we knew that she was on the kibbutz and on saturday we couldn't get in contact. we heard nothing. we waited. and all day sunday and finally on sunday afternoon, we learned that by some miracle , learned that by some miracle, she and her husband had been rescued who'd they'd been holed up in a safe room for 30 hours. however her her son and his wife had come to visit that weekend with their children for a jewish festival . and the daughter in festival. and the daughter in law was tragically murdered . and law was tragically murdered. and we believe that it happened in front of the children and they all had to go

announced sending an aircraft carrier and six support ships to get into the middle to east rattle the sabrent an aircraft carrier weeks ago because they'd have found out this was happening. they'd have known. you see, that's interesting because piers pottinger was in here earlier, political and political commentator emma, and he under trump, he was saying that under trump, we be in a more we would be in a more potentially dangerous situation because know trump could because we know that trump could because we know that trump could be and perhaps be unpredictable and perhaps a little trigger happy. >> had an amazing period >> but we had an amazing period of peace leadership in america. >> we did. and i think this is going to be a real test, not only of the international community's response, but of president biden there's been community's response, but of pre sortst biden there's been community's response, but of pre sorts ofiden there's been community's response, but of pre sorts of concern there's been all sorts of concern about whether compos whether he's actually compos mentis, is mentis

iran of course, has been sabre rattling extensively over the last three days, in particular with itsing with the leader of lebanese hezbollah. that terrorist organisation that more volatile and violent terrorist organisation in lebanon with greater capabilities than hamas , greater capabilities than hamas, really reaffirming the support of the tehran regime towards its proxies in the region and in to particular lebanese hezbollah fighters who are engaging with the idf in southern lebanon and northern israel. so this is a situation in that's very tense on a humanitarian basis and escalating in terms of the military situation in the north. >> yeah, absolutely. and we're going to go to a defence analyst shortly just to try to build that picture whether or that picture as to whether or not going to escalate, not this is going to escalate, what potential for what is the potential for escalation. an again, i want to emphasise going emphasise we're going to be heanng emphasise we're going to be hearing from our prime minister rishi sunak in about 15 minutes time in the of time live in the h

crisis in the middle which could middle east, which could escalate with iran already rattling their sabrese limited basis, yes, they will be taken by hamas . they will hamas taken by hamas. they will hamas want fund their own want to fund their own operations underground . they operations underground. they don't care about the hospital above ground. >> and when the president of the united says israel, united states says to israel, you've make sure the war you've got to make sure the war is concentrated military is concentrated on military targets, do that targets, how can they do that when their when hamas used their own people, as human people, stephen, as human shields, can't that from shields, you can't do that from the and this is the absolute >> and this is the absolute agony this is like like agony of it. this is like like fallujah. do you remember with all the underground tunnels in and vietnam. it's a and it's like vietnam. it's a terrifying situation. will terrifying situation. there will be collateral and i be collateral damage. and i think that is the horror of this particular c

the much more important topic of the manner, , does all this manner, pause, does all this kind of sabremandelson actually start to make people think, no . is blairjust think, well, no. is blairjust another tone? is starmer a tony blair another tone? is starmer a tony blaand i think that's the >> and i think that's the problem. the tony blair institute is in the institute is there in the background. it is working really hard. when you have the hard. and when you have the names mandelson and campbell names of mandelson and campbell coming the i coming back into the mix, i think people going to think some people are going to be worried about it. >> miliband as well. >> and david miliband as well. he speaking yesterday he was speaking yesterday and i think your problem he was speaking yesterday and i think people|r problem he was speaking yesterday and i think people wanted em he was speaking yesterday and i think people wanted a labour because people wanted a labour party that was different. >> they wanted something new and it incumbent upon the it is now incumbent upon the labour party ou