so what happened to you, samson?, let me tell you what’s going on with you, i had a fight with my girlfriend , yes, everything’s fine, no , it’s fine, i’m probably disappointed in her, yes, no, she’s wonderful, you know, she’s plump, it will be, but i know that you won’t choose a bad one. oh, guys, i'm so glad i found you, i think this guy will kill me in a minute, okay, he's shooting, lousy, that’s what i’m measuring korega, where you could shine, i, who am i where , no, i couldn’t, but as soon as i went straight to verka, no, verka couldn’t, no, verka won’t donate her own blood, you didn’t give a damn about us, no, no, well, that’s what he said, everything is changed, but the man didn’t give us up, yes, well, what are you guys, he’s just rubble, i went out the window, they only saw me, okay, you look, snag. to hand over a karsha to an honest thief, we don’t forgive this, what are you guys, i don’t understand, i ’m one of them, i went through a baptism of fire, and the cops, you i handed over the bastard, let's go.

doesn't play ball, they are going to uh essentially be in the crosshairs of the zionist so-called samsona form of nuclear blackmail, not only against west asia. perhaps not the neighboring countries because the zionits won't want to face any kind of nuclear fallout or anything like that, but i'm sure they could aim their weapons that god forbid iran or countries with a little bit with a little bit more distance, but they will definitely if europeans decide to stop playing ball, samson option is something that the israels have stated themselves specifically, so european populations who are watching this should know that they are also their very existence is threatened by zionist regime and that's why their puppet politicians have to go and cow before the zionists not just because of shared ideology as i mentioned or the uh wanting to not uh see more decline of european and american power but i also believe because of black now sure let me bring in jamal boquin professor of international relations at lebanese university who joins us from beirout jamal boquin welcome to the program uh i'm l

samson breaks the lion's mouth. let's play, let's go back and forth for 600.s probably a museum of the world for one and a half. vienna museum in east german cottbus. is dedicated to the history of this modern slavic people, who do not have their own state, maybe rusyns, no, lusatian serbs, that’s right, lusatians or luzhev serbs, back and forth for 300, vasily zhukovsky, when publishing the fairy tale, replaced him with the merchant kuzma ostolop. dad, that's right. in drebezg for 300, this part of speech refers to the word in drebezg, any dictionary will confirm that this is an adverb , of course, the museum of the world 300, the museum of this element in lisbon was created on the basis of the city's first steam pumping station, let there be a museum of water, right, so let's have conductors for 1,500. as a token of gratitude for fruitful cooperation with this orchestra, the conductor can receive an honorary gold ring and a nicolai medal, otto nicolai, the creator of the vienna philharmonic orchestra, we have conductors over 300 left, he conducts not only th

the four—time grand slam champion who lost the world number one ranking recently beat ludmilla samsonpion's 16 match unbeaten run. that's it, but much more on the website. you can find out what happened in the fiji portugal match at the rugby world cup, and our top story is india beating australia in the opening match of the cricket world cup, being held in india. huge celebration there. all of us, goodbye. hello. the weekend weather brought some extremes to the uk. we had the very wet weather in scotland, and then on sunday, it was exceptionally warm across so many other parts of the country. in northern ireland, 22.6 celsius — the warmest october day since the �*60s. about 24 in wales — that's the warmest in over a decade. and in london, nearly 26 celsius — about the warmest day in october since 2018. now the rain from scotland is petering out, some areas have had about a month's worth of rainfall recently. and the overall weather pattern is still showing a dip in the jet stream here, which is shunting that warmer atmosphere from the south. so once again, it will be exceedingly warm

well, um, but they also have the go still with a term from the ancient world, they also have the samson option, they have 200 nuclear weapons and when the state is threatened, which it will be, there's always the threat that they will use these nuclear weapons and they are so crazy, i mean the west has not has incubated in israel a state. which believes that not just palestinians, but even their friends, their allies hate them, that the whole world hates jews as axium of zionism, and therefore uh, you know, they they often don't calculate as rationally as other states, so i think that yes, they've suffered a terrible blow to their credibility, and across the middle east and beyond, people are inspired by by hamas, inspired by the palestinian resistance, and we can't see this with million people on the streets of sana last saturday and huge crowds in in in in the other middle eastern capitals and way beyond, they will be exerting pressure on their rulers. one of the goals of the resistance nine days ago was to prevent normalization between israel and saudi arabia, it's a success, they've

samuel ogashi, age 22, and samson ogashi, age 20. >> reporter: the brothers have pled not guilty anditing trial here in the u.s. >> two families are going to be destroyed because of this. there's another mother somewhere in nigeria missing her two sons. and it's really unfortunate that both families are in this situation. because of this senseless act and $300. >> reporter: for emotional support, call or text 988 at the anonymous suicide and crisis lifeline. >> phil: for trevor's full report, including how the fbi is cracking down on sextortion scammers, stream the full episode of "impact by nightline" available now on hulu. >>> when we come back, musician, comedian, wordsmith. we sit down with artist reggie watts. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 do

hopefully that can happen without them resorting to using their nuclear weapons and their so-called samson option which would cause massive just around the world, right? hosen resistance has so far been able to stop major ground invasion as regime troops have tried to inter gaza, they were hit hard by resistance spiders and your take, how has the... has been able to repel what is said to be the most well equipped military in the region? mean they have been dealing with israel for israeli army for many many years i mean they have got trained and they are ready for this day we have seen just today the hamas fighters has conducted attack behind enemy line uh so uh and we have as all the since the last three days israely has been trying to get into gazza, but they have all the attempts have been failed, there are reports that some soldiers were captured and were killed, many armor vehicles has been and tank has been... destroyed, this actually shows the strength of hamas and this strength actually it comes from the support of the being gazza to to hamas, hamas has not any support for the peopl

hopefully that can happen without them resorting to using their nuclear weapons and their so-called samson option could cause massive destruction around the world, right? well, hosen, the resistance has so far been able to stop major ground invasion, as regime troops have tried to enter gaza, they were hit heart by resistance fighters, and your take, how has resistance been able to repel what is said to be the most well-equipped military in the region? mean, they have been dealing with the... israel for israeli army for many many years, mean they have actually got trained and they are ready for this day, we have seen just today the hamamas fighters has conducted attack behind enemy line. so uh and we have as well since the last three days israely has been trying to get intogether, but they have all their attempts have been failed, there are reports that some giant soldiers were captured and were killed, many armored vehicles has been and tanks has been destroyed, this actually shows the strength of hamas and this strength actually it comes from support of the people in gaza toward hamas, h

cities international, apple is no longer the top consumer of energy except the data set does offer samson . according to estimates they are now responsible for around 20 percent of the cities, total power consumption. to mine missing today to send his budget and you need to become truly climate neutral. so sourcing electricity from renewable energy sources and not just sending indulgences to compensations. yeah. and to show up last time plus funded son needed to ensure more topping of waste heat from data centers, you know, what stood servers warm up as they work and have to be cold. but the resulting waste heat could itself be used according to the association of the internet industry by 2030. the waste heat from all of frank for its data centers would be enough to in theory, heat the entire city. but in practice, its potential has barely been tapped so far. the infrastructure is usually lacking . but there are a pilot projects in the works and the future waste heat from one of the city's largest data centers will be siphoned off the heat. a new housing developments. now that's a really

>> david samson, the former president of the marlins, largely credited with pulling up the worst stadiumdade taxpayers. >> effect liberty is a playbook, i get a lot of credit for doing the marlins park deal but it really wasn't very difficult because miami did not want to lose its baseball team and all we had to say is that we are ready to leave miami if we don't get a deal done. >> let me ask you, or the marlins going to leave miami, david? >> truly. >> absolutely not. [boos] >> desus: see? these guys are full of shit. there were never going to leave miami because no one ever leaves miami. even people who are just visiting don't leave miami. i had a cousin who went to a bachelor party six month ago, he is still in the club partying with bbls. so the teams get their free subsidies and now that they have their brand-new stadium that boosts their value. but don't worry because in returns the city gets hundreds of millions of dollars worth of... jack shit. >> economist to study stadium subsidies say little or none of the money makes it back to taxpayers. >> one economist estimated that the

philistimlians, who at one time buried under with the ruins of the temple, according to the israeli judge, samson, when he destroyed that temple there, well, this story is quite long, it has somehow passed through centuries, thousands of years into our times, let 's outline a little for our viewers, here are the roots of the confrontation between israel and palestine, yes , well, we don't say hamas specifically, because it's not just hamas fighters, it's the ideology of many palestinian people who live in the territory. gas sector, but where does it start and how did it reach such a tense and still unsustainable situation in our day to summarize, of course, the modern palestinians have almost nothing to do with the philistines mentioned in the old testament, just a name that was used by the jews in biblical times, then was used in the times of the roman empire to denote the name of a province, and by the name of this territory , the arabs, a part of the arab people who live in this territory, received the name palestinians already in the 20th century, and partly as a response to the creation of t

the military-political leadership of israel even considered the option of using it. called the samsonn the capitals of arab countries if the existence of the israeli state is jeopardized during the war, only a few days later it was possible to level the front to stop the advance of both the egyptians in the sinai and the syrians on the dutch heights. after this, israeli troops launched a counterattack on both flanks. the egyptians were driven back to the sued canal and the city of suets was besieged. the syrians were first driven out of israeli territory, and then the offensive began deep into the territory of the arab republic. on october 22, the un security council, at the initiative of the soviet union, adopted a resolution demanding a cessation of hostilities. stop it. succeeded only on october 25. however, agreements on the disengagement of troops were signed only next year 74. israel moved 32 km from the canal of vanity. a similar agreement was concluded with syria on the dutch heights. the conflict had long-term political consequences, the main ones being the launch of the poli

must bear in mind that in 1973 with the yom kepur war, golden meer gave permission to utilize the samson principle. sampson principle or doctrine is to utilize nuclear weapon in defense of the zionist entity. if we look at what is happening, effect. effectively what they are trying to do is cleanse the area so that they can use prohibited weapons. israel does have this tendency of doing so, we see how they've utilized white fosphorus both on the northern front as well as in gazza repetitively. we know that their backers and the person the people who are behind the planning right now, the united states have utilized depleted uranium in iraq. there was also reports of mad dog matus, james mattus authorizing the use of tactical nuclear weapon and in iraq and we see this with regards to the repercussions and the numerous birth defects etc. cancer increases in in iraq, so i would not put it past the zionist entity, it's completely off the rock, it's it's going completely perserk, and this is what i see the picture is for gaza, they want to obliterate hamas and they don't care how they do it,

possibly looking at an end war, and if the escalation goes further, i think we might even see the samson principal coming into action, where a nuclear weapon might be the last resort for israel, but this is in the future, we would have to see how it plays out. well, i'd like to find out from you, whether you can tell us what the sleeping giant is in all of this, which is something that's not talked about lot, and um, that... i would i would guess would be the palestinians in the occupied west bank, mean you have about, i think uh, what is it, five million palestinians and not five million, i think there's about 3 million palestinians there, correct? mean, these are the palestinians that maybe are are seeing for the first time and are feeling uh and sensing that you know maybe liberation time has come, maybe we can get our land back uh, but we're not seeing them be proactive yet, is that the sleeping giant that maybe? can change the equation, and let me before you answer that, let me add this to to to my question here to you, and that's uh question that i ask, um, it's the origin of it. i

the in samson. i'm a nice to me to me and oh yes. how does the oh i know it as well. yeah. the the sites reading it, so now i have, you know, how yeah, you can do that because i know what i've done with them, which is where they send me the system. the type of uh, good news um i can get them. i do have a bit of spending that equipment on them this shit on this. i don't know who it, i guess when he does pay. uh and he does even $100.00 minus toby studio. i realize that it somewhere else. so it had a lot less fun, but also from, from a lawyers of the 7 civil parties in this trial today. and i can say that we are very happy that this is finally taking place. this can only be the beginning. of course, we will have to have many, many more cases, but what has happened to to date and coolants the never the less can be in a way called the historic ladelly move with that in that case, what do you want me to? can you show over the dining room if they have not deadly done and send me to jimmy at a honey is accused of detaining 30 protesters and taking them to l at the prison to be tor

he's onto his campaign against the dictated freedom from the coastal town of samson. autotech already has a plan for a future tacky, laid out. after 2, i've had been sent to some soon with orders to supervise the demobilization of troops. instead, he refuses to follow the orders of the government and is dental and calls on the muslim population to resist the greeks. this publication leads to his dismissal from the army and up send to you. he and his comrades is natasha. nature is met and new are sentenced to death by eastern bull's military court. after tuck refuses to give in, he calls on his supporters to attend congress is in as a room on steve us in order to establish an alternative government. after our victory, the country will be governed as a republic the sultan and the dentist will be dealt with as necessary when the time comes. they will be abolished as well. affairs people will wear hats as they do in civilized nations dated january 180. there were lots of men like out to talk and shop military leaders who became politicians between well goal one. i'm well well to pick drug

not so amused to be sort of used to sort of put out there that another chaplain i greatly chaplain samson he was a roman catholic priest who served as a chaplain, an airborne unit. and he jumped into d-day and he was captured and one of the great stories i love that about religious pluralism and diversity ity and sectarianism is he's he's being held prisoner. and he says to these guy he says, these men, you could say the lord's prayer to comfort you. and they start the lord's prayer. and then and he says, a fight breaks out between the protestant boys and the catholic about what's the proper way to. say the lord's prayer and he reflects in his memoir, he said i almost i was almost in hysterics over this you know we're we're in this dangerous situation. and these guys are arguing over, you know, the last words of, the lord's prayer. and he says to them, stop it. say the way you know, let's stop arguing. and he he managed to escape this first capture. he in these men managed to escape he rejoins this airborne unit, but then he's later captured during the battle, the bulge, and he's on this

ivan samson, thank you very much now, a real very much indeed. what the farage moment. olaf scholz, the german chancellor, went and came back to went to israel and came back to berlin on to find that jewish people had had star of david's on their doors. there were huge pro—palestinian pro hamas , pro—palestinian pro hamas, frankly, demonstrations taking place in berlin and other german cities . so this place in berlin and other german cities. so this in place in berlin and other german cities . so this in germany, cities. so this in germany, where never again, of course, is what they've always been saying since 1945, led to an interview in der spiegel, where the german chancellor has said we have to deport people more often and faster. wow so the language is changing around europe. oh, dean changing around europe. oh, dear, oh dear, oh dear. the rugby. the rugby on saturday evening, i thought england played incredibly well. they've had a much better tournament than anybody thought. but but we so locked the south africans down for much of the game

ivan samson, thank you very much now, a real very much indeed.what the farage moment. olaf scholz, the german chancellor, went and came back to went to israel and came back to berlin on to find that jewish people had had star of david's on their doors. there were huge pro—palestinian pro hamas , pro—palestinian pro hamas, frankly, demonstrations taking place in berlin and other german cities . so this place in berlin and other german cities. so this in place in berlin and other german cities . so this in germany, cities. so this in germany, where never again, of course, is what they've always been saying since 1945, led to an interview in der spiegel, where the german chancellor has said we have to deport people more often and faster. wow so the language is changing around europe. oh, dean changing around europe. oh, dear, oh dear, oh dear. the rugby. the rugby on saturday evening, i thought england played incredibly well. they've had a much better tournament than anybody thought. but but we so locked the south africans down for much of the game

the local sheriff out there, the androscoggin county sheriff eric samson, talking to that newspaper, confirming at least 22 fatalities, dozens of others injured as well. we're waiting to get a concrete number on that. as david just mentioned, the suspect, a 40 year old man named robert card. david laid out his extensive background, military training, firearms instructor, apparent mental health issues. there are going to be a lot of questions as to how he got this firearm, this rifle. he was seen on camera walking into a local bowling alley. police confirming this shooting happened several hours ago at two separate locations. one was a bar and grill, which we have learned it was industry night at that bar and grill, meaning discounts for people who work in the hospitality industry. the second location was this bowling alley. that's where you see these images right here where the suspect walked in with that rifle. and we've learned that on wednesday evenings at 6:30 p.m., that bowling alley actually has a bowling alley going on with two person teams. so you can imagine that bowling all

offensive as we start to move into that right now, israel has an elite infantry brigade known as samson'sat the trick here what we are going to see with israel, while i can't confirm it is going to be a smokescreen. it is deployed in conjunction with -- this unit report to the chief o staff and while this unit is scaled and is dropping devices on surveillance tools and aircraft overhead to be able to start to locate the specific hostages, it is they laborious intelligence mission and withou israel cannot begin to accelerate targeted reads against where those hostages are . >> detectable targets and you see people milling around here. they believe that maybe israel is just going to win a unlevel gaza. >> israel is rescuing the palestinian people from the terror group. so really they should be sendin the palestinians and invoice bu i don't mean to be humorous but the palestinians are the single largest casualty in this operation. israel conforms to internationa law so they're there going to b very careful with things, ancillary things that can happe with this operation. while simultaneously