sabrina: thank you for having me.cinating to see whether they use the qt program to manage risk. you can see a twisting operation where they buy more at the long end, just to manage risk. alix: those were things ecb and the fed cannot control those things. fiscal deficits. guy: for the fed, it is a good thing. for the bank of england, it will be problematic. do they try and use, change the nature of buying? alix: for the u.s., it depends how big the buyer strike is. households buying bonds. if there is a strike, that will become a qt and fed problem. guy: we're talking about fed cuts earlier now. we will find out next week. alix: will we? guy: mike mckee. alix: maybe. guy: great question. final numbers. euro stocks done. cac 40 taking it on the chin. the dax under pressure. the ftse 100 down .9%. the chip sector, intel surging the most, after predicting a return to sales growth. the market is turning around. growing momentum for the chip giants turnaround efforts. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (

sabrina: if it was an explosion, i wouldn't be sitting here with you today.ot of the families in this neighborhood, generations would have been wiped off the face of this earth. john: for sabrina webster and vanda thomas, the chemical fire could have gone much worse. but it's hard for them not to worry about what's in the air they breathe and in the soil in which they once grew vegetables. vanda: i had bell peppers. i would grow onions. just right here in this little patch. john: and she hopes her community will be one of the last to live in fear of the next disaster. ♪ online right now, how oklahoma farmers and soldier sticks are working together to bring down costs for school lunches -- part of a program sponsored by the u.s. agriculture department. all of that is on our website pbs.org/newshour. that is pbs news weekend for this very busy saturday. on sunday, the role racism has played in keeping some americans from learning how to swim, putting them at risk of drowning. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> m

sabrina, were other students who were concerned, were they being violent? >> no student who came last night was being violent. jewish students saw this projected on their library while they were trying to study. but this was projected. how can you not stop and see what's happening. it wasn't an incitement. we didn't talk to them. we just wanted to see what was going on. it wasn't until it was made clear by the school that this was against campus policy that there was actually an intervention by the police. of course, very respectful saying, look, this is not allowed, just pack up and go. unfortunately the students did not want to move or get out of the way. they didn't want to pack up their stuff and go. ultimately what happened, one of the students got up after a five minute debate or so, the one that was depicted on the screen and started shouting free free palestine. the whole other -- the plaza split into two. there was one side of people screaming anti-israel, anti-semitic slogans at the top of their lungs. the jewish students decided to sing a song fo

. >> dana: sabrina singh, thanks for being here.tates let sanctions expire as teheran's proxies fire away at israeli and american targets going onto say here's the contradiction of current u.s. iran policy in a nutshell. while the pentagon deploys a missile defense system to the middle east to protect u.s. bases from the missiles fired by iranian proxies and biden administration led the embargo on the missile program lapse, which means the cap has been lifted and iran can send missiles anywhere that it wants including to these proxies that are possibly going to widen the war. describe the level of concern the pentagon has. >> thank you, dana. we're concerned about other cassioppi fors, particularly iran looking for a way to widen the conflict beyond israel and so our biggest concern is privately and publicly and moving two carrier strike groups into the region to bolster our deterrence but to also protect our u.s. forces. we are seeing an up tick in attacks on u.s. forces in iraq and syria. so that's why you're seeing as you mention

sabrina: good afternoon. i'd like to introduce the secretary of defense who will brief you on risky behavior over the last year or so against u.s. aircraft operating lawfully in the east and south china sea region. we will release these images and videos late they are afternoon. with that, i turn it turnover dr. rat burn. -- ratburn. >> i would like to talk about the images that depict an increase in coercive behavior in the east and south china sea. i would like to talk about why it represents such significant concern. the authoritative public assessment of the p.l.a. and role it plays in beijing's broader ambitions. this year's report will be out soon and taken together with today's announcements represents the most comprehensive depiction to date of the concerning behavior by the p.l.a. last year's c.m.p.r. noted that fighter jets were increasingly engaging in coercive behavior this provides a much-clearer estimate of that disturbing trend. specifically since the fall of 2021, we have seen more than 180 su

sabrina singh, a deputy spokeswoman for pentaogo, did not directly respond, but said that there is indeed concern in penton about this, that is why they are now calling on their congressmen to quickly consider this issue of additional budget expenditures, it is said, i will remind you about the 24 billion dollars that will allow washington to support kyiv in the future, and including... also and replenish its own stockpiles of natalium so that these gaps do not occur and that the defense capability of the united states does not suffer as well. ostape, and how in the pentagon are they actually reacting to the discussions of congressmen around the issue of providing new aid to ukraine, does the ministry of defense have any mechanisms that would ensure the provision of support to kyiv. this was also asked at the briefing today, here in the pentagon, you know, and here at least the us ministry of defense is confident that there will be bipartisan support after all, they emphasized that a small group is a smaller group... in the congress they oppose the continuation of support for ukraine and

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here's sabrina stop and pop new york within one she scored 13 crowd going crazy.onds down to the wire liberty down one courtney vandersloot for the win no and the aces win by one capturing back to back championships game three of the alcs from arlington. bruce bochy's rangers looking to take a30 series lead over dusty baker and the astros in the third. jose altuve there goes his 25th playoff blast. he's second all time in that category four. nothing houston top four, same score. former giant mauricio dubon r.b.i. knock to center made it five nothing. the astros win 8 to 5. rangers still lead the series 2 to 1. game four tomorrow night. it's vikings week for the 49 ers. all reports from minnesota beginning on sunday kickoff just after 5:00 on monday with after the game immediately following right here on abc seven sports on abc seven sponsored by abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. all right. thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm ahmad daetz and i'm j

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so i, so the, the actual sabrina's you model and basically i just dropped, fits, and i guess it doesn't matter. became the huge increase of my life. she was always there for me just of what the need the time that i've never had such stuff. what ever i my life, he's on this, let me just say it's a next to me and run it by his role. he do apologize. that the most amazing part of it's really interesting to me. she was always, i mean, oh, don't that you're about me. you're about me and the decision about money, runaways. and when he asked me what that was like, boy, that kind of that, why didn't you like me? and there are a 1000000 different ways to love. and who you choose to love should really only be a method for you and your partner, much in life. this isn't always the case. your family friend, society and even national laws. can you tell me where you kind of can't have an intimate relationship with, as well as, who are you kind of identify as i'm talking about the l g, b, c, q plus community. we're still faces. this coming to shown as well as defamation. and the tests by both states as

. >> defense department deputy press secretary sabrina took questions from reporters on the israel hamas war including the legit airstrike on the hospital that killed more than 500 people. she also discusses new leading y declassified images and videos of chinese military actions against u.s. aircraft in international airspace. from the pentagon this is just under an hour. hi, everyone. good afternoon. i would like to introduce the admiral commander united states indo pacific command and assistant secretary defense for indo pacific security affairs and riskya. operational behavior over the last year or so against u.s. aircraft operating lawfully in international airspace in the east and south china sea region. we will release the videos and images later this afternoon and with that i will turn it over. >> thank you, sabrina. good afternoon everyone. i would like to take this opportunity to speak about the newly declassified pictures and videos shared by the department today that depict the sharp increase in risky operational behavior in east and south china seas and in particular i'd als

my favorite wnba player, sabrina unesco from sabrina range splash.ed 6059 aces in the third jackie young off the screen knocks down the three as she's knocked down the ace is up 6359 up 19 late kelsey plum drives and finishes she finished with 26 the aces take game one 9982. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> casey thank you so much. a reminder that you can watch all our newscast. it's live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connect tv app. it's available for apple tv google tv , amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. well, that's it for tonight. i am j.r stone. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and casey. thanks for joining us. have a great workweek. 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 for your business

to find out, i went to meet the environmentalist sabrina jepsen with the conservationist group the xerxesate to turn bees into fish. >> serena, are bees fish? >> no. bees are not fish. >> to >> michael: okay. i was so almost certain that they weren't. you know, fish for a fish, bee for a bee. >> these are not fish but the california legislature decades ago to find fish to include several different animals including invertebrates and bees are unquestionably a type of inverted men. so according to california state law, bees are fish. >> michael: you just said that bees are not fish and then you said that bees are fish. do i look dumb to you? >> no. we have just utilized the definitions under the california endangered species act to seek protection for species of bees that are close to extension. we want to make things even more confusing, only some bees are now fish. >> the western bumblebee. >> michael: the bumble socks dallas? that is a western one? >> franklins bumblebee, the cuckoo bumblebee. >> michael: we can't really say that on tv. >> the one that occurs here. >> michael: what is th

i mean, look at what sabrina is doing. she's from the east bay. so it's a hot bed for talent and it seems like it was a long time coming. >> and then some sad news, former bears hall of fame linebacker butkus passed away today at the age of 80. all right. that's a look at sports. back to you guys. >> jason, thank you. that's all the time we've got for kron. 4 news at 11. thanks for joining us. appreciate you joining us. yeah, stay stay. stay cool. going to be hot people joy fleet week tomorrow. we'll see you back tomorrow. we'll see you back here tomorrow night and going. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite. or book a silent retreat. silent retreat!? oh! hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no a

after that , pentagon deputy spokesperson sabrina singh was asked why the united states sets conditions for the use of american weapons in ukraine and does not set such conditions for israel. i suggest listening to a fragment from a briefing at the us ministry of defense. is the position of the ministry of defense, respectively the white house , such that we trust the israelis more than to the ukrainians, because we did not set any preconditions for the israelis. weapons, we expect them to comply with the laws of war, but at the same time we have set conditions for the ukrainians, in particular with regard to cluster munitions, they are obliged to inform us where they have used them, they are obliged to keep a list of the use of such munitions and their targets, so, do we trust the israelis more than the ukrainians? i would n't look at it that way, ukraine and israel are now waging two very different wars. ukrainians use cassettes responsibly ammunition on the battlefield. they're watching where they end up, it's what they're doing for their own security, so that when they start to take

grandfather needs to learn to answer like sabrina sink, now a woman is cutting the truth, although mayben of the ministry of defense, respectively , the white house, we trust the israelis more than the ukrainians, because, as you said, we do not give the israelis preliminary conditions, we expect them to comply with the law of war, but we have set conditions for the ukrainians , especially with regard to cluster munitions, they are obliged to tell us where they used them, they are obliged to enter a list of how they used them for what purposes, whether we trust are we more to the israelis than to the ukrainians? i wouldn't look at it that way, i would say that ukraine and israel are now engaged in two completely different wars, i would say something like the ukrainians are using cluster munitions responsibly on the battlefield, they are making sure that where are spent, this is what they do for their safety, so that when they start to defend these, when they start to retake their territory, to avoid further civilian casualties, of any type, this is also necessary for their safety, and th

i mean, look at what sabrina is doing. she's from the east bay.'s a hot bed for talent and it seems like it was a long time coming. >> and a lot of a lot of bay area roots in the wnba right now. my my girl on atlanta dream just went to stanford. you know, a lot of all right. nfl hall of famer and former chicago bear linebacker butkus has passed away. but was eight-time pro bowler, 5 time, all pro and named to the nfl's one 100th anniversary all-time team. his number 51 was retired by the bears in 1994. after his days on the gridiron buckets, enjoy success in broadcasting and acting as a man of many talents. he was 80 years old and he would be proud right now his bears, their land, but weapon right now on the washington commanders. but because yeah, because so witty, they're they're being the commanders. 27 to 3. but quickly, nba here in the bays. awesome. and i haley jones who i was talking about when i kind of got tongue tied, her name escaping. but haley jones, she's from santa cruz, won a championship at bay is well represented in the nba alrea

welcome to sad podcast, i'm your host sabrina salvati, my special guest today is katie hauper, she's the host of the katie hawper show, and she's also a co-host of useful idiots. thank you so much for coming on, katie, thanks for having me, so uh, you actually have done extensive coverage in reference to israel and palestine, you've been talking about this issue for quite some time, and and you yourself, you are jewish. i want to start off with this because there's something i have been noting since we been covering uh this particular war, i'm starting to notice that some pe some people have this idea that the jewish faith and zionism is the same thing, so i want to start with that, if you could explain the difference between practicing the jewish faith and zionism, sure, so that's a really important question, and it's actually even more complicated than than the one you just asked, or not more complicated, i shouldn't say that, it's it's more multifaceted, because i'm jewish and i identify as jewish, but i don't practice judaism, so i so the jewish faith isn't something that i have,

see, here, here is a girl, an american, here are two, here is one girl, japanese, another american, sabrina russian group , as it seemed there, to americans came to us, the restaurant was called moscow evenings, we played this whole program, all the kalinka-malinkas that were possible, all the moscow evenings and so on and so forth, and so we went abroad on tour from america abroad to israel, also there in different countries, but at the same time i also want to say that all the actual artists who later returned to our stage again , lyuba uspenskaya and stokare probably had great acquaintances and that’s all, and you helped a lot of people in the development of their creativity, i recorded albums, i produced, here this is also a group, this was already the arbat restaurant in los angeles, there are also famous international americans, that’s it, this girl still sings in the tum jones ensemble, next to her, in the middle, is zlatka pjakovic, the most famous yugoslav singer, in my opinion, he has now passed away, and this is alexei zubov, amazing music, yes , he played in my orchestra, i invi

. >> reporter: tonight raymond's mom sabrina on her son's big dreams saying, "have faith and allow youro excel in their passion." >> there was no way i wasn't going to play. i feel even stronger, a hundred times better. >> the heart of a champion. that is for sure. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. so is the number of errant missile strikes. all of this as the pentagon is ready to step up the us presence is also what police are saying about a shooting overnight in oakley that cost a teenager their life and sent three others to the hospital. and a house divided. but for how much longer? a look ahead to a new week of gop maneuvering to find a new house speaker. abc7 news at six starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a live look now at the conditions over the san francisco bay. you see the bay bridge right there. gray skies all day. the result of a new storm that has brought rain to many areas. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. a cold front continues to bri

. >> reporter: tonight raymond's mom sabrina on her son's big dreams saying, "have faith and allow youro excel in their passion." >> there was no way i wasn't going to play. i feel even stronger, a hundred times better. >> the heart of a champion. that is for sure. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. janai: hey there, i'm janai norman and we're off for a bit of sunbathing to enjoy the last days of summer in the wild right here on "oh baby." today we're checking out the animals who are preparing for the end of the sunny summer season. like this scaly, saltwater croc out for a swim. and these mammoth mammals with a

well provided about the alleged failed rocket launch, biased lumnick jihad is more than enough r t sabrina coast. reva looks into washington's reluctance to dig deeper of america loves investigations across the world. whether it's a new crane, we have to gather information. we have to continue to provide the frame without weapons. they need to continue the fight and we have to get all the detail. so this the actual have a war farm trial or syria. these are act that beg for an appropriate investigation in war. crowds or china through united states will also keep working with like minded part, tests around the world to press china, to participate in a full, trans, burned evidence based international investigation. and to provide access to all relevant data and evidence. and they were in the world was intense, wants to get to the bottom of it except this one time when the hospital was hit in gaza, killing hundreds of civilians. the the . 6 the united states to fulton international investigation that i, i do not believe that is appropriate at this time. these really government has released a g

patient by what they should do, they should do the best to not thought a good sabrina's, but it's what they do is just a month to clear off the civilians because the most part is also not that is enough easy targets for reserves. so when you go into the 3 and attention the target, this throw it in thought of looks on apartments and buildings. knowing that you have safina is that with your sophisticated weapons, that's the water that it could. i'm, you can combine, we'll just have a fairly brief last question. do you see a double standards when you watch coverage of, for example, the conflicted ukraine. and you, you look at the very decisive response against any idea of acquiring territories through will fail of occupation versus the narrative. that as for sales, when it comes to the palestinians, it's, it's, it's, it's somebody else to, i think it's that else that i think i'm better stream for the same time. i mean, i was thinking like, you know, if, if, if, if the collective voice menu was, i'm going to say about the international when we use the tenants and that's what i'm looking fo

can you see through their illusion going underground can a 9 man boss and sabrina plumbing in so you don't just have to vehicle code you had an old list of sauce that was said to be fish. indeed. so do you know stupidity? i don't know if you let us, but that's the agreement this, but i'm not fit for the showing. is me a one on the desktop or joseph? this alex is low to me on i it says that these 2 i'm assuming mark continue, which means it's giving me a so is this number of children. if i don't see any of somebody so christmas, present some executive the for not says all as a, with the on i a box so you can call you to who which you put and also create a little boys. even though lynch since coming out of this, if you get a gena, a to systems images as, as i have some, some small say on the freeze on us. so you, they is, i'm so political. some on i said to us on the saw the english american law, so much stuff, you know much more so. so you'll see that should be it is as you run it up to your house, but they will follow you does. does he write a note on the pro much she's funding of i

most of them was have actually stuff on the need off to see if i had it because it, this is a, the sabrina is on the get your, the, all these lot, let me tell you let me of douglas this best buy that is i in policy and the big gift card you are the updates was uh, this is really the same as the kids a little bit. and also supersonic says in the battery, speak to our fans. it does uh definitely the, the big picture same as the other of these guys never know. busy the responsibility of the united and that is a big jewel, you know, a comply with this, there's a call, but the football was. but if, if i were to enter the by then i will just have stuff to form the need for the see far. i would have thought that. so all you know is i also a financing as well. so jennifer mislead? oh god said for the tv, it was the thing on what the people are on the boss. i please go for the to use the customer. i guess what? indeed i'm going to the this abbas ski know so the question because of, of, of the situation we had last time trying to decide to look into the but i the, but by the intended. they said, you

ready c, describe because this sabrina, across all of these we are seeing is showing the something we offer before. read the box. all right? we have to leave you here. now. i deep savvy executive director of the dr. case center for human secuity and peace buildings. thank you for speaking with us. thank you. but while in these world, people say that almost every family know someone who had a loved one killed by him, us now and then ami, whose mother was a victim of the october 7th attack. she has a heart fix durry my mother was in the keyboards and my niece was in to keep what's as well. and it's 8 o'clock, saturday, 8 o'clock in the morning. we woke up. it was because we heard that something's going going on down south. so i called my mom and she knew that there was the nice those were being fired from guys out, but she didn't realize that they were homeless. and people coming inside the keyboards. and i just told her to, um, to go and hide in the safe room in the closet and to turn the television off and to put the phone on silent and to just wait in the closet. and so she did room

so each time you are able to read, build you a copy of the total amount of sabrina housing that has been destroyed before there was a new attack. same thing as this time at the board. atrocious. wouldn't make it very difficult for us to come with the with really good people that will be power shortages. so the house colleagues will not even have the power for most of those except genuine rates as well. that would be to be like a fuse. it wouldn't be a nightmare even to have a in a sense. somebody's a. yeah. and i didn't get to speak to you and get your perspective on this important perspective. thank you so much. you got an excellent 60 generals. no, we can sit refugee council speaking just for mostly i think. but frances is cool for an end to the attacks into violence in israel, in an address to the crowd at some feet, a square expressed is solidarity with the victims. the head of the catholic church said fighting will not solve any problems a yes. ok in the army via text and width and cease please. because it must be understood that terrorism and war bring no solutions, but only the de

as far as i understand, the administration just uses them, what i heard today seems to be the same sabrinaid about it, there remains a billion 600 million dollars. thank you for your time and clarification. igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, was with us on a live video call and he urges us not to dramatize the situation with the vote in the senate, which took place just a few minutes ago, in fact, and as a result of which the document on the temporary financing of governmental expenses for 45 days, and there is no clause about assistance in it. ukraine. yes, this bill is most likely will be signed by biden, but from monday the americans will look for opportunities to still help ukraine and allocate funds. on september 21, the president of the united states, joe biden, announced a new military aid package for ukraine in the amount of 325 million dollars. it is aimed at strengthening the air defense of ukraine and will include , in particular, cluster munitions, short-range air defense systems. anti-tank weapons. in general, the united states of america has been the leader i

off, but how much, but who's really is so far as the victims and who beta practice of the 1000000 sabrina's and got a slip month only how much? yeah, i was just, i was just gonna say it's, it's not just the communications blackout in gaza. it's an information blackout as well. journalist, i'm a 100 and idea of joining us live from grandma. thanks very much for your time. thank you. well, let me the what are intensifying, this riley strikes on guys a massive protest type, interrupting in the west bank. i am not going through the streets of the mileage charging of the streets. pay with colds, hold for gaza to be liberated a focal point of the demonstration, was that amount and for the release of how the senior prison is kind of a held in is really presence where you, you've got the reaction from some of those right there. then they left off. today we came here to express those supports for the prison us and to denounce the ba battery. could russian launched by these really all me against them? the prisoners are subjected to the system. optic use a full body strip, such as daily and taught by

international, you see, here is an american girl, here are two, here is one japanese girl, another american sabrina program, all the kalinka-malinkas, which were perhaps all the evenings near moscow, and so on and so forth, and so we went abroad on tour, from america abroad, there to israel, and also in different countries, but at the same time i still want to say that all the artists actually returned, then again on our stage, lyuba uspenskaya and the stockist probably knew everything very well and helped a lot of people in the development of their creativity, i recorded albums, i produced, but here, too, there was a collective, it was already a restaurant arbat in los angeles, there are famous people here, also international americans, that’s it, this girl still sings in the tum jones ensemble, next to her in the middle is zlatka pjakovic, the most famous. the yugoslav singer, in my opinion, has now passed away, and this is alexey zubov, an amazing musician, yes, he played in my orchestra, i invited him, i considered it a blessing, he was the greatest musician, an amazing intellectual.

. -- litigation attorney is caught bolden and also roger sabrina, vice president of the heritage -- also cnn political analyst, laura lopez. a lot to unpack today. i'll begin with my lawyers, i'll turn my shoulder to you for a second, laura. you know i love you. when you think about the consequences of today, the gravitas of what's going on, we have become accustomed i guess to -- have legal trouble. but this feels different, in fact, he was appearing for this trial. scott, what do you make of the first day of this trial? >> a political clown shell. -- >> tell me how you really feel about, it scott. >> i hope, we will probably disagree about things later. but he said his campaign or his criminal cases, his civil case on his civil cases are his campaign. that's how he raises money. that was a political clown show. the attacks on the tissue james and my classmate in harvard law school, this judge, who had his fate of multiple millions of dollars in their hands, basically. they can negotiate a settlement on this, they probably, won't but with the tissue james, the court could ultimately --

sabrina, what is the worst thing you have seen on campus?> i would say the most severe form was probably last tuesday, where students sat in front of the library and projected horrible messages on to the library which mind you is probably the library, they are jewish. it was definitely heavily antisemitic. on saturday, there was a rally in d.c., they came on to campus and there were a few demonstrators who came up to the zbt frat house waving flag poles at brothers trying to harass them. this is where we talk about hate speech turning into hate crimes, somebody could have gotten hit and that made me scared. >> todd: danielle, what have you seen? >> thank you, todd. we've had a plethora of incidents the ah c berkeley, students getting physically hurt and professors offering extra credit to students attending pro-hamas rallies. and e-mails telling us to avoid certain areas on campus due to fear of safety. what does it mean when administrators tell me not to be a target. at uc berkeley, i need to hide my jewish identity. >> todd: do you ever fe

sabrina has left. it was too dangerous.e back to inspect the damage caused by an israeli retaliatory strike. so you're angry that hezbollah has been using this place to attack israel? yes, ok, i'm not against that. to start war, let them start from their own homeland, not from our houses. in a pro—hezbollah town, different opinions. i'm not going to leave no more, no. not unless it gets way out of hand, which i doubt that it will. why? because i have faith in the resistance that we have here, in the lebanese people. but many residents are on the move. this college is now a shelter for people fleeing the fighting and with nowhere to go. this man is here with his two wives and their ten children. translation: there was shelling every day. - sometimes in the morning. sometimes in the afternoon. it kept getting closer. every day i was saying, "tomorrow it will be over," but the children couldn't take it any more. i said, "let's leave," hoping that god would help me. with violence along the border getting worse, it's unlikely th

announcer: deputy press secretary sabrina singh took questions from reporters on the israel/hamas war including an alleged israeli airstrike on a hospital in gaza the more than 500 people. she also discusses newly declassified images and videos of chinese military actions against u.s. aircraft in international airspace. from the pentagon, this is just under one hour. ms. singh: right. ok. hi, everyone. good afternoon. i'd like to introduce admiral john c. aquilino, commander united states, indo pacific command, and doctor eli ratner, assistant secretary of defense for indo pacific security affairs. they will brief you on some newly declassified images and videos of coercive and risky p.l.a. operational behavior over the last year or so against u.s. aircraft operating lawfully in international airspace in the east and south china sea regions. we will release these videos and images later this afternoon. and with that, i'll turn over to dr. ratner. dr. ratner: ok, great. good afternoon, everyone. i would like to take this opportunity today to speak about the newly declassified pictures

sabrina singh says the defense department has a small number of personnel in israel to augment embassy staff. that would be to advise and consult on hoes tinl recovery. the u.s. is about doubling the navy presence in the region dispatching the eisenhower. the air force has announced its sending squadrons of f-16, 15 and a-10 fighter aircraft giving the u.s. more than 100 attack planes in the region. the pentagon says they're working to fulfill israeli needs for munitions, medical supplies and more. the pentagon says that secretary lloyd austin has been holding almost daily calls with his israeli counterpart and expected to speak again today. martha? >> martha: rich, thank you for that breaking news. rich edson at the pentagon. chilling new comments from iran's foreign minister today. warning that the spread of a larger war is now approaching an unavoidable stage. are you a veteran, own a home and need money for your family? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va benefits with their service, but the va home loan benefit is a big one. by using your benefit at newday you ca

. >> sabrina singh says the u.s. has a small number of military personnel there to advise and consult on hostage recovery. the pentagon is working to get more aid to israel, that includes artillery, munitions, restocking the iron dome system. the missile defense system and medical supplies. sandra? >> sandra: rich edson live from the pentagon. thank you. so will that increase in u.s. firepower translate in to greater u.s. involvement? with us now, former centcom commander general frank mckenzie. what can you tell us about adding this aircraft carrier and what that does for this ongoing conflict? >> the second aircraft carrier is designed to send a message to iran. now is not the time to attack israel or widen the conflict. what the aircraft carrier gives you is gives the president more options and sends a strong signal to iran and to lebanese hezbollah. it means less for the fight that is starting to fight in gaza but means a lot about the opportunities that we still have to permit this war from widening to a theater

at the time deputy press secretary sabrina singh said it just happened so she had no information to share. she has confidence that israel is complying with the rules of war as the u.s. continues sending arms there. >> we did not put preconditions on israel when it came to providing security assistance. democracies like israel and us should follow the law of war and will follow the law of war in protecting innocent civilians and directly targeting where these known terrorists are. >> martha: the pentagon says secretary lloyd austin has given the order to place about 2,000 troops on ready-to-deploy orders giving them 24 hours to deploy to the middle east. officials say commanders are deciding which units to put on standby. separately a u.s. defense official says the 26th marine expedition ordinary unit and 2,000 marines and sailors is moving closer to israel. that unit is a rapid response force. centcom's commander met with the israeli defense minister. there was a briefing on operational developments. they want to ensure that israeli forces have what they need and to ensure that this fight

the deputy press secretary sabrina singh says over the past several days five c 17s, big planes haveanded in israel with a range of security assistance. defense secretary lloyd austin addressed u.s. troops in one of those shipments last week. the pentagon says it's fulfilling israeli munitions requests as quickly as it can and that officials have confidence israel is using them in a way that complies with the rules of war when it comes to civilians. the pentagon also says it's giving about 2,000 troops the order to prepare to leave for the middle east on 24 hours' notice. there has been no order deploying them just yet. separately, the defense department says that 26th marine expeditionary unit and its 2,000 marines and sailors moving closer to israel via the red sea. >> the 26 is equipped to execute amphibian and respond and limited. it does not have orders. they are there so that the secretary and the president can make a decision if they are needed. >> the ford strike group is also in the eastern mediterranean. austin just extended its deployment. the eisenhower strike group is on

. >> joining us now is my dear friend sabrina siddiqui.piece is about how biden is beginning to look more like a wartime president. tell us about that and how you think he's managing this with obviously some attention being paid towards a diplomatic end game or the need for humanitarian aid in gaza. >> well, i think what's been interesting about watching this crisis unfold in the middle east is it's the second major conflict that the u.s. has played a significant role in, you know, in terms of providing support. of course, when you look at russia's war with ukraine now in its 20th month and the extensive support the biden administration has provided to the ukrainians militarily and financially, and now its steadfast support for israel, and president biden spoke to the nation from the oval office last week, he did look very much like a wartime president. and even though the u.s. is not itself technically at war. i think in some way it's placed much more emphasis on foreign policy for a president who really focused more on domestic economic

sabrina singh is talking to reporters across the hall. she can't verify the reports. she says she has nothing to offer specifically on the reports on the explosion at the hospital. the pentagon has said the law of war is upheld and she's confident in her conversations that democracies like israel should and will continue to follow the rules of law. also commenting on that news that 2,000 troops have basically or will basically be given the order to stand by perhaps be ready if given the order to go on 24 hours notice to the region. she says right now the department of defense is going through specifically which units might be affected by that, who should be notified, who should be given the order to say hey, in 24 hours, you may need to get moving. on top of that, the pentagon is discussing this balancing act trying to get munitions to israel. >> during yesterday's call, the secretary reiterated that america's support for israel's security remains iron clad and emphasized the support for safety for the citizens. we'll adhere to the rule of law and the law of war under

if you track dorian corey, then you go to the queen with flawless sabrina.dorian corey is in the background, just sort of being like, there's this line where. someone says, you're showing your color frame. and the huge debate here at at the in the documentary, the queen, the climactic scene, which, by the way i don't know what climax they would have had if it for the fact that crystal of asia was like, you all are racist. i need to get out of here right. mm. what was that movie to be otherwise? and so crystal of asia thought it was rigged. someone who looked like a twiggy type? harlow the prize for wasn't miss manhattan. i always forget what the name of it like in this cancel america camp. here we, go. there we go. i am not a historian okay. i'm a creative writer, but i do historically, you know, at times and and so you're watching the queen crystal of asia is in just really not having this like 10,000th time that she's been not been nominated or not been picked to be the number one because she knows she's beautiful. -- right. and then she said and someone y

. >> sabrina, thank you.ing up, progress being made in negotiations to end the sag-aftra strike. where things stand this morning. and a warning for air travelers. >> the brazen theft caught on camera at an airport here in california. >> and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc7 an at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app and you can stream us. >> 640 this morning we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite high pressure. this big ridge is sitting just off the coast this morning and it's going to act like a heat pump. the next several days. it will bring about warm temperatures. a lot of sunshine well into the upcoming weekend. look at this shot from the exploratory camera. just a really gorgeous sunrise out there. we do not have a marine layer this morning. so we have clear skies along the coast and everybody is going to see a lot of sunshine today looking at our october heat today, we'll go into the 80s and 90s for daytime highs. that's the

. >> sandra: sabrina sing, the deputy white house press secretary -- press secretary for the pentagon i should say was joining bill and dana this morning and remarkable moment, i believe bill you asked this question, when asked about this ground invasion, when it's happening and reports that the united states was somehow urging a delay of it. listen. >> the idf is one of the most capable militaries in the world. we are providing support and assistance. it's up to them to decide when they move forward with any type of incursion. >> sandra: can you tell us how involved is the united states in this decision on when to go and move into gaza? >> so israel is a sovereign nation, it will make its own decisions. obviously we are communicating with international partners, including with the united states because as you know, there are also hostages inside the gaza strip and people who were affected by the october 7th massacre who are dual citizenship holders and foreign nationals. but, our military generals and our political leadership are the ones that will make these decisions. when to move

shoot mark, what shoot mark, whom shoot the mark, so the grandfather needs to learn to answer like sabrinaid, we do not set preconditions for the israelis, we expect them to comply with the law of war, but we set conditions for the ukrainians, especially with regard to cluster ammunition, they are obliged to tell us where they used it, they are obliged to keep a list of how they used it for what purposes, so do we trust israelis more than ukrainians? i wouldn't look at it that way, i would say that both ukraine and israel are now involved in two completely different wars. i would say something like the ukrainians responsibly use cluster munitions on the battlefield, they watch where they are spent, this is what they do for their safety, so that when they start defending these, when they start retaking their territory , to avoid further civilian casualties, to avoid of any type of cluster munition that fails, this is also necessary for their safety, and the russians also use cluster munitions on the battlefield. let me finish, can i finish real quick, okay? again, israel is one of our oldes

. >> thank you sabrina good afternoon everyone. i would like that i can opportunity today to speak about the newly declassified pictures and video shared by the department today that depict the pla sharp increase in cohearsive and risky operational behavior in the eons south china seas. and in particular, i would also like to discuss why it represents such a significant concern. now, as many of you know every year, for over 20 years, the department of defense has released what we call the china military power report or cmpr a important document because it is the department authoritative public assessment of the pla role it plays in helping to realize beijing broader ambitions. this year's report will be out soon, and taken together with today's announcement it is represents the department's most comprehensive depiction to date of this highly concerning behavior by the pla. well last year cmpr noted that pla fighter jets were increasingly engaging and cohearsive and risky operational behavior. this year cmpr provides much clearer es

hey, reggie, sabrina, thank you. >> developing news in san francisco. a woman is in the hospital this morning after she got hit by a car, then run over by a cruise car moments later this happened around 930 last night at fifth and market streets, abc seven news reporter lena howland got off the phone with crews about 45 minutes ago and joins us with what she's learned. she's learned just this morning. lena. >> yeah, reggie, earlier this morning i did speak with a representative from cruise who shared some video with us of the crash in question. and while they would not let us record or have the video because they do not want to compromise the police investigation, an it does clearly show that the victim was hit by another car first, the impact of that crash was so severe the victim was launched into the lane over directly in front of their driverless taxi before she was run over. cruise officials said their vehicle operated as designed and started braking moments before impact san francisco firefighters had to use the jaws of life just to pull the woman