he says: mom, buried, i say, buried, i say, you and i, i say, will go there, now, i say, she is in the star, that's what i say, she is always, i say, with us, she says, sees us. i don't know how she was enchanted, bewitched them, they met him terribly, i say, such, such a coincidence, and how did it happen, how did they meet, she flew away for the christmas holidays in 2012 to austria to go skiing, so she and her friend called a taxi to the airport, he was a taxi driver, he gave them a ride, then they agreed that he would meet them, that's who, how did it happen, when did he meet them, that's from those, from 2012 from that moment on they - a relationship began between them. elena, were you close with your daughter? at that time, not i was very close because i was in a second marriage she didn't like my second husband very much when she went to school, she didn't live with him. she lived next to the school, and i lived on the other side of town. and shortly before the tragedy, what kind of relationship were you in with a very good one. now i'm sitting in her dress that she gave me, lit

that the say escal. and i guess that they media passed. they knew that she both s gomez did not value if you liked the contribution to offer it would cost to dennis solution of the problem. they were looking elsewhere but insight and so in a came in was to ensure that least that'd be liability. the shape of a school and a new appropriate chief executive officer. so as of pointing to the and of course included concrete 10 board which was appointed by the president in october of 2022 . so i'd say it acquired was say, an executive authority to let him manage that, believed in them. and i mean, these are distinguished men and women and we've seen him pick able to take that for the exception of skills. they made a significant contribution saying this off with any economy, so that'd be on that approach. so it was important that we're able to offend them and ensure that we work with them in the solution of this problem. so the 1st thing was to result they knew that should be a issue to ensure that the, you all

here we can say that it is an isolated area — can say that it is an isolated area due _ can say thats making _ caused by the air strikes making access impossible for the supplies. for now, no bread, _ the supplies. for now, no bread, no— the supplies. for now, no bread, no water, nothing is accessible to this area. the shops— accessible to this area. the shops will be empty in four days — shops will be empty in four days. and the people are really afraid _ days. and the people are really afraid of— days. and the people are really afraid of not being able to receive _ afraid of not being able to receive any assistance. although the government is doing — although the government is doing a _ although the government is doing a greatjob with although the government is doing a great job with the capacity that they have in managing this crisis, all the international ngos, un agencies and locai— international ngos, un agencies and local ngos are doing our best. — and local ngos are doing our best. but— and local ngos are doing our best, but it is not easy to respond _ best, but it is not eas

i'm not saying that. but what i'm not saying that.hat i'm saying is it's not helpful to to the diffusing what's going on here. >> but, you know, if you were if someone tried to kill you twice, you think you'd be like, well, i should be helpful. >> i mean, it's not just twice winning them as the enemy within as opposed to just nutters. there was a pretty dangerous incident in 2016. there's two recent incidents. there's actually about six when you add them all up. these are just the most recent. but look at all the things they've said about trump. i mean, kamala harris, trump is a threat to our democracy. and fundamental freedoms. they you know, biden has said it's time to put trump in a bullseye. they've said that he is an existential threat. there's a whole list of quotes trump released and how many times they've said this, he's just literally here called them the enemy within. >> so, i mean, it goes back and forth. >> that's that's retaliatory because they keep sending people keep trying to kill him. >> the point is, i mean, generall

because they say if _ very important they say because they say if necessary israel can push back— say—— his defence minister. _ back into gaza —— his defence minister, mr gallant. butjoe biden, he has _ minister, mr gallant. butjoe biden, he has really made a political art over— he has really made a political art over the — he has really made a political art over the last year of defying joe biden's— over the last year of defying joe biden's wishes and ifjoe biden does not attach— biden's wishes and ifjoe biden does not attach a cost to watch netanyahu does he _ not attach a cost to watch netanyahu does he will continue doing that. jeremie. — does he will continue doing that. jeremie, thank you very much, and you as well, chris, thank you. here the wife of a conservative councillor has pleaded guilty to stirring up racial hatred on social media after three girls were stabbed in stockport. meanwhile the trial of a teenage boy in manchester has been adjourned after his mother went on holiday to a beta instead of attending court. daniel sandford reports. a childminderfrom northampton, lu

>> you didn't say it. >> you didn't say it. >> you didn't say it. >> you said you disagree with me.. >> you said. >> you said we don't know who benefits from this. and i said, i know who benefits from this. the biggest businesses. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and that's, that's really why we've had mass immigration because big business is driving it. so the entire establishment is pushing it as a, you know , is pushing it as a, you know, they want and it's much cheaper for the government to bring people in when they've already grown to working age than to, to grown to working age than to, to grow them from, from birth in this country. >> and can i say, yeah, but they've used the myth that they contribute to the economy. >> but it turns out gdp per capha >> but it turns out gdp per capita , they don't contribute capita, they don't contribute now that's exposed. so that rhetoric is not working anymore. >> yes and no. it might it might have to do with the money. that's coming in through taxes and the money that goes out to pay and the money that goes out to pay for these horrible people. but b

coming up, san francisco says overdose deaths in the city have decreased significantly >> what they say is working. >> and we will not tolerate under any circumstances lawlessness and we will be there to hold you accountable. >> plus, new cameras are part of a pilot program to beef up security in san francisco. but first, new details from investigators on this weekend's assassination of former. >> president donald trump. >> this evening, we are learning more about the man suspected in what the fbi is calling an apparent assassination attempt on former president donald trump. it happened sunday afternoon at trump's golf course in palm beach, florida. not far from mar-a-lago. the suspect ryan, wesley routh was discovered at the golf course with a rifle and other supplies. he made his first court appearance this morning where he was charged with federal gun crimes. authorities say additional charges are still possible. >> meanwhile, representatives of both the fbi and secret service held a joint news conference today where they talked about what they know and what they still do not know. o

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their encouragement to cost, which he says is successful, but also saying that the ukrainians needs to be able to use western weapons much further, deeper into russian territory. savanski presidency. lensky says, that's the only way to compel vladimir putin, his counterpart in moscow to realize so that can be no. when is in this that he must try to, to bring it back piece. thoughts of the meetings to a meeting between present savanski on or off shots, lots of smiles for the cameras, but no commitments further than what we've already known. one thing while i've shopped doesn't want to do is to give you crane. and it's president the shots to fire german weapons deep into the russian tire traits. it's the shot says that's an escalation. he won't do it doesn't. jabari has more on the russian reaction from oscar. and another $250000000.00 of aid for ukraine, bringing the us contribution took care of as so far to $55000000000.00 in military and financial assistance. since rochelle launch its invasion into credit in february of 2022. now, there has been no official reaction yet to this lat

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say on. so do you have enough troops or not at the moment to repel, to repel a russian advance should. that'd be one. i think we would view up, we would give a good fight to the russians and then hopefully rings reinforcements with the right rapidly according to the plants. and do you have a cost on guarantee that move in so that the countries, the members of nato, will fight side by side with you if you are attacked. i'm pretty confident in that . but again, the small print is it, it's not a not to go 5. yeah, but the, it, so the question is i'll alternate the defense plants, which are going to develop. and it's a ongoing, but that's all it is. we've been talking about a possible with russia, but in the sense it's already begun. how soon to talk, if you could talk to me a little bit about the sabotage operations that have the kremlin fingerprints on them. not just getting started here, but elsewhere in europe is this, is this a growing trend? well, it is a total of what the national finks it

i'm not saying joe, sorry. to say. >> that's up to the viewers to decide but i do think by going on the joe rogan podcast, by giving time to a swath of the internet, you would reach out to people who maybe never heard you before, and also i think if she does go on, for example, joe rogan, she shouldn't eat their lunch. she should be someone who could be a communicator, who could be sort of a bridge builder between them. i think that's what she would want if she were to go on joe rogan. i think that should be the intention, not to sort of eat his lunch and make them look small, because that's going to be an avatar for young white men say no, she just wants to dunk on us. >> wouldn't that be a way to shut down lots of conspiracy theories or personas that people have assigned to her that are not true? >> she's shown to us she has the ability to stand up and do that in a way that says you're the weird one, you are the ridiculous one. i'll say about these things, you've been doing tv for a long time and when you thi

you might say? £166,000. what do you think to that ? you might say? well, it's that? you might say?money, is it enough to attract the calibre of people that we want in our politics? because people will often say that we think we've got people that we think we've got people that are not the calibre and the level that they need to be at. do you think the money package is one of the reasons for that? if we raised it, do you think we'd attract better people? and if you do, tell me what you would raise it to. kelvin mackenzie. where are you on this? >> well, i think the problem for starmer is he's rather, rather shot his fox about getting a pay rise because he's taking so much money as freebies that nobody will want to give him a huge pay hike at the same time. >> but people, the truth about the matter is you make your money when you've finished your political career, when you're a prime minister not when you're actually serving it out. it's look, it is an absolute. it is the number one most vital job in the number one most vital job in the country. and actually, i am in favour . i the c

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says it was less advanced ballistic missile. the ministry, acknowledge the project, don't evade it's early ad defend system was only partially destroyed. some of the deborah yolanda close to the international apple. net tel aviv israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says be who would fees will pay a heavy price for the attack. several people have died in thousands of homes, have been damaged off to some of the heaviest rain in yes. hit central and eastern europe. floods have force tens of thousands of people from that homes and a number of countries under simmons as well. or europe hasn't seen flooding on such a scale in decades. here in the czech republic, lives are saved by a rescue helicopter 3, but elsewhere. others haven't been so fortunate with a wide slave of central and eastern europe hit by storm bonus. normality has been lost along with lives and livelihoods replaced by seems like this. and people wait to see if the homes spent most of the way to here to see whether the braves survives or not. if not, the water wil

so what, what, what am i saying? and now is this something that we also so we were with the training course conclusion which should accept it doesn't c as a military attack and rather calls it a band to trade. rebecca, what is caves overall lame with these attacks as well as i was just mentioning there is several ames to these attacks been uh, you know, not least of all trying to bring this will home to russians on their own soil to perhaps bring up the coverage but also to try to force the how to pay similar to the incursion that we've seen in the coast grades and in rushes coast bridge in the ukraine. last around about a month ago, this is, as valencia's been saying, an attempt to try to force that to me and put him into peace to fish and give him something that he has to come, or that he's going to, you know, push him or push the perhaps the russian people to then push him to try to come to the peace negotiations, or at least try to, to get enough behind in this bull. as i was mentioning some of the targets or oil

this was the so-called saying that hajj ahmad and i should say hajj ummat. and the other brothers of marivan, paveh , and these bayans formed a brigade, which haj ahmad , haj ahmad, we ask god to return to us if he is alive, if he is a martyr, may god bless his soul, which we must say in the same year of 61 after the liberation. kharqom shahr, who left syria and came to confront the occupying regime of quds, which had invaded southern lebanon and even reached beirut, so it happened that he was captured by the falangistas there. conquest operation. mobini, and finally, we must say that mahmoud shahbazi came from hamedanam, that he and haj ahmed , my partner, were students at the university of science and technology before the revolution, and haj ahmet was also a teacher, and in the end , it came to this point that they said that we should form a brigade . something like this had formed up to two or three brigades like the imam hussain and 25 karbala and i will tell you about ashura and these. in the end, they left and their first discussion was that because i

but i would get rid of that and say we can say you have to speak engush can say you have to speak englisht even be welsh. >> get rid of the equality. >> get rid of the equality. >> and they can say, you have to be welsh. i just want everyone to have those rights. but do we? does anyone else have those rights? can we say that? >> well, i think if they don't have the right either, if they went ahead and did that, it would it might start an unpleasant chain where you know, people in england might have to be able to speak english to buy homes as well. and we don't want that very good. >> yeah, that's very good. i haven't seen that particular angle. yeah. the argument is you just said it much better. he did say it very well. you should be very proud of yourself. i don't care anymore. clip that one up. but what. but it's bigotry. >> it's called a whale and dolphin. >> i mean, that could be the argument that it is bigotry because they're saying we don't want english people around here. >> why can't you all be bigots? >> why can't you all be bigots? >> so you think that that would be the fairness

they say that the executive gallon, he rejected those claims by the sheriff saying that he was happy to do an open investigation, adding that he's been with the county for 41 years. take a look. this is a statement of how the longer statement ended from the board of supervisors saying, quote, unless proven otherwise the board remain united in its full faith and trust in his leadership. obviously, this upset the sheriff with her bus ponding saying, quote, it sends a clear message when you raise a complaint in mateo county as a woman, you will be dismissed. we spoke with voters this morning regarding the situation. take a listen to what they had to say. >> i can't be sure on either side. i have to say the dismissal of for 3rd in command was a little suspicious. but i have to wait to see what happens. i don't necessarily disagree with the statement. i find it a little odd the way she did it in that circumstance. >> now back out here live, we're going to continue to talk with voters and see what their thoughts are. but so far majority of people that we have spoken with don't mind this pu

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anything you say? we cannot be corroborated because these are in the government is banning during the storm covering it. why does the israeli military headquarters? why is it 450 meters from a hospital entry level hospital on wise when street and tel aviv? why duty is riley's puts the military structures near hospitals and schools in tel aviv labs in israel y. and i'm not sure that this is the case, you know, you for the stupid ass the same use. why the pencil going, you know, a, why the, in the industry all say the same. so people in their own efforts would be located in the capital. and with the 450 meters from one of washington's biggest shopping malls, why did the israelis place the facilities near hospitals and schools? there is no and deliberate say no. ready was in the near schools or anything like that. and a, in any case the, the schools are say, is telling me the say because we have the best or miss old ballistic defense ever. and this is why you see how to run. and because by the same time a

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so that's what they're saying. on the other side, a lot of people are saying, well, we need to watch out, this is a process. it will take a long time to go through the legal process. and if it does produce a band, well that will create arguments of its own. if it doesn't, of course, be a if the may well say, well, you know this, this means that we should be treated like a normal political party like any other. and so a lot of people saying, well, it's a bad idea to pursue a band. the a f, d should be counted with political arguments and not legal once. and what about the a, if these co leader, alas and vital, she has some degree in last, the desperation study to what she's been and now to the last few days as the f. these tended it to become jobs. so this would be the 1st time actually that the alternative for germany has a, has named a single candidate potentially to become chance of germany often next year's election at and, you know, she's, uh, she's paying that unimportant, think i hate at the top of the a if t

he says, "don't wait, the time to leave is now."nals in lebanon itself, who've been talking about the difficulties of getting on flights. some commercial... many commercial flights have been cancelled, others are full and it's a difficult prospect, getting out. bethany bell in cyprus there. injapan, the world's longest—serving death row prisoner has been acquitted more than a half a century after his conviction in a quadruple murder. a former boxer, iwao hakamada had been found guilty of killing his boss, the man's wife and their children , back in the 1960s. but the new evidence proved him to be innocent. the case has been one ofjapan�*s most high—profile legal sagas, our tokyo correspondent shaimaa khalil reports. an acquittal, for a man that has spent more time awaiting execution than anybody else in the world. iwao hakamada was found guilty in 1968 of murdering his boss, the man's wife, and two of his teenage children. for decades, he has maintained his innocence. now, the crucial piece of evidence upon which his eventual retria

let's say bins. and the said in this case, induct basically with the victorious self confident, the ratio which would the make photo long calculations based on the new situation, we would have a huge pro. well, for if we choose problem, ukraine, if let's say if i shop would take over the country and one for one other. and we would have a situation where the ukraine of resources would it would be totally against of us, by the russians. about what keeps you awake at night when we are looking day and night to let's say prevent that from happening. how long? well, for us this is existing show the issue. we understand. so they cannot be tired of tweak that. all right, couple of really soon. it's good to have you on the program. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for having the get ready for breast taking highland discoveries, immediate gmc, the extraordinary place, the pleasure and relaxation witness worries that water might suspense. 10 guest insider tips from long time locals exp

he says it's to we all did. that was on the bus because we got there's people got dropped off the word game, you know, all sorts of stuff. and if there's a. >> and if they don't get to go to work, they know it's a big get fired. then the loser apartment, the car. their sanity. >> samtrans. they already preparing for it. they said yesterday they were minimal disruptions but disruptions nonetheless. they already told a lot of the riders, if you possibly can find other ways to get around. but let's face it. if you catch the bus, that probably is their only mode of transportation. so if you have to rely on samtrans, perhaps today is the day we will be rolling the dice because you could have your route. well, you might not. >> for how kaiser permanente is going to start giving out the latest covid-19 vaccine on monday. the cdc recommends that everyone 6 months and older get this new vaccine for better protection against the disease during the fall and winter months. free covid-19 testing kits will be made available a

i would say that lupin is more pro-ukrainian than she was in 2022, i would say it like that, for example there is a general consensus, there is an understanding that russia is the aggressor and that ukraine still needs to be helped. there is no consensus on how to help ukraine. if, for example, emmanuel macron, at some point he pedaled the issue there,... sending mirages to ukraine, then, for example, the same marine lupine, let's put it this way, she would not want french weapons to enter ukraine, so it seems that the most truly radical person who has remained on these radical positions of not helping ukraine, is such a melanchon. well, it is interesting that here is marin lipen, she went through such a revolution, she was absolutely committed to ukrainian politics. at one time and maintained ties with the ukrainian association svoboda, then she suddenly became completely pro-putin, although it was understood that this would break her traditional ties with freedom, let's say, it was difficult for the polish right to get an alliance with it in this situation, well, this is an evolution t

last week, trump shared a message on social media saying in part, quote, thank you for saying you wantedtand with you at arlington national cemetery and take pictures that it was your request, not mine. but it was my great honor to do so. an army spokesperson says a physical altercation occurred during the visit between the trump campaign representative and a cemetery worker over campaign recordings, which are prohibited on site by federal law. tomorrow, vice president harris is scheduled to make a campaign stop in detroit and then join president biden for an event in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. her running mate, tim walz, will be in milwaukee. former president trump and his running mate, jd vance, are scheduled to visit arizona and georgia on tuesday, labor day, traditionally a big day for presidential campaigns serving as an unofficial kickoff to the campaign season. >> about 10,000 hotel workers are on strike this holiday weekend across the country, many of them here in the bay area. >> ktvu is amanda quintana has more on the issues that prompted the walkout. we are not good. >> in san

another woman, who lives in nearby san mateo, says she also walks the neighborhood and says as she walks, she wants to be aware of her surroundings, including the traffic. >> i have to make sure like everything's like, good to go before crossing. for sure. i feel much more hyper aware around here. yeah. >> police say the driver involved in this crash did stay at the scene and cooperated with their investigation. i reached out to burlingame police for an update, but i didn't hear back from them in time for this report. now, if you'd like to donate to this family, just go to ktvu.com and click the link for this story. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11 a santa rosa middle school student was found in possession of a box cutter this morning after allegedly making threats to shoot up the school. a tipster reported hearing the remarks by the 14 year old slater middle school student and police went to the school, talked with the student and searched his backpack and found the box cutter. the student was issued an arrest citation and released to his mom. the school was the scene of

he says.d it's going to be good. >> but lennox has been quite critical over about aj, though, hasn't he, in the past there, spence? >> yeah, he certainly has. there's a lot of back and forth between the two of them. look, lennox lewis, where does he fit you know you got to look at lennox and say he's got to be one of, if not the greatest heavyweight of all time. you know, he was around in an era where, you know, he had some great fights, memorable fights, and he's been slightly critical of anthony joshua. if joshua comes through this one, he becomes a three time world heavyweight champion. he falls into that elite group. not many of them have achieved that before . so you have to put some before. so you have to put some respect on his name . his journey respect on his name. his journey has been incredible, man. like he's been an inspiration since 2012 when he won that gold medal in the olympics. you know, he transformed boxing in many ways. you know, he filled the amateur boxing gyms with the

he'd ever say. and then the oddest said, i thought he was the rudest man i've ever met. and before, you know, it was on, it was in the price and everybody we had, everyone was weighing in whether they thought it was any good or not. so in that case, the, obviously the present pick to we want to didn't quite work out the way he had hoped . and what, what do you think in terms of how these portraits have changed? and you look at the early portrait, say of george washington or lincoln compared to president obama, or even jeff k. they're so different in the style. why is that? and how they evolved over time, you, a lot of it does come down to the personality of the president. so as i had mentioned with the 1st george washington, that was as much and diplomatic pick to going to great, great. and as sort of this as the symbol of this is what the president of the united states looks like. and what is really interesting about that picture is it's a direct copy of a painting done by george ramsey of king geo

she doesn't even know she just say's whatever she's told to say.st of all i can add to the list of lies we heard a disgraceful lie that somehow she's the champion a small business. how dare she say that with our current policies absolutely crushing small business. >> she can even prove she worked at mcdonald's. >> it's been implemented here in california total disaster small businesses particularly suffering she has the nerve to say she prosecuted illegal for immigrant crime when she was san francisco da vicious crime murder by illegal for immigrant she downgraded it to a misdemeanour. to she is nerve to say she stands up for the oppressed when she was san francisco da she stood the defence's of victim sex abuse. >> took 45 minutes to get to her flip-flops years 30 seconds for you and katie. >> it was disgusting and biased the only people hurting her the american people the expected answers and didn't get them. but he got an answer to the switch up from joe biden to kamala harris. monumental moment that would go down in american history and people

the doj also says it found a list of trump's schedule and routes car the secret service says when it came to stopping the would-be assassin, the protocols worked. that situation was managed, according to our training acting director, ronald rowe says trump has the same level of protection as president joe biden read a pivotal moment and history of the secret service. and at a pivotal moment in history of our country. in a statement monday afternoon, trump called for more charges to be filed against ruth saying the charges brought against the maniac assassin or slap on the wrist right now, roof faces federal gun charges. the threat is not winning. the threat is not going to evaporate any time soon. reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> a lost cat finds its way home despite being stranded in another state. benny and suzanne, angry say that their cat named rain blue bow rather. ran away from their rv while on a trip at yellowstone national park in wyoming. back in june. well, 2 months later, rainbow miraculously appeared in roseville nearly all the way back to his home town of salin

they say it's not really a problem. democrats say it's already against federal law.t is against federal law. it still is minors by we still require identification. democratic leaders feels like groundhog stay over again are pleading with republicans to ditch the bill to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, the house should stop wasting its time. even some republicans agree. tennessee republican congressman tim burchett says republicans already passed a bill to be an undocumented immigrants from voting done that. we send it over the senate. schumer anything to it. i just would hope that at some point we start. >>focusing on fiscal responsibility with at least 6 house republicans openly opposing the bill's price tag. it's unclear it will even make it out of the how i don't know. that will be the final bill. but in the end, i know we won't have a shutdown as what plan b might be. nebraska republican congressman don bacon says he trusts speaker johnson will strike a deal with democrats before time runs out in washington. raquel martin and tech news. apple

saying resilience. in gaza, in order to capture gaza, destroy hamas, and destroy the people it has been two weeks of an attrition war. today , the psychological conditions of israeli soldiers are not ready for combat. the army has a problem in the field of intelligence, espionage, and security . what is coming is that some agents are involved in these crimes, this influence , the influence that happened, now, in what form is it discussed, in the field of economy, you can see the economic indicators in israel, take it from the stock market to tell the income, tell me the amount, and the issues are that today, the regime must convince the people that these are at home. and wish they could stay on their own. close to one millions of displaced people came from the north to the south. first, it doesn't come back. even those jews who were in the gaza strip and who left the settlements are not ready to return. they feel that there is no security. as a result of the diet. the fact that i am stationed in my plac

but by saying what did yvette cooper say?is fine. that's i mean that's, that's on brand for the labour party. but i think actually on a practical level, she's really ignoring a huge gap in the market that has been created by this. >> stephen. jonathan says that starmer cares about migration. right. but he didn't mention the word small boats or english channel once in his speech. >> no he didn't. and in reflecting on what he yvette cooper said as well, she didn't really either, because it's really either, because it's really not the sort of thing that they're going to mention at their conference, because there are lots of people in the labour party who are like jonathan, not concerned that much about large scale migration in this country. and yet they are concerned about housing. they are concerned about the cost of water and our pubuc about the cost of water and our public services. they are concerned. >> how do you how do you disconnect the two? how do you disconnect? this is my point. >> i mean, there is jonathan. >> i mean

the we're beginning, garza, israel says, is recovered. the bodies of 6 captives, one of which was an american, according to the whitehouse, 23 year old hash go. but poland has been named as one of the captives whose body has been recovered by these. randy ami, his family confirmed his death in a statement. just a short time ago that been among the most high profile families having met with us president joe biden. the pope, also having addressed to you in as well as last week's democratic national convention. just there was hodges of castro joins us on the line now from washington dc. heidi so what more has the whitehouse been saying then about the discovery of these bodies in gaza? a yeah, darren bite and released emotional statement talking about is really forces discovering these bodies in a tunnel under rasa and bite and said as, as you mentioned that one of them was the body of his really american hersh. goldberg pole. and then the statement goes on to describe gold, the colon having just turned 23 year old, 23 years old. and he was t

the ebony is group says it was target, things are a might say, is it a base south of high saw most of the real kits well intercepted, some fragments, funking fires and power outages ok. sirens have been activated across numerous towns and villages in northern israel. the and the, the r explosions will hudgens hounds across southern 11 on with israel saying is this striking the region extensively? it's been described as some of the largest exchanges of cross foot board of funds since last october. and the days group opened to funds and to show a support for palestinians in garza. well, let's cross the straight to hardly. huston rejoices live from bales on a, we've now has from these ready ministry, they have confirmed and what was said is 10 projects halls of cost over from lebanon. but have we heard from his bullet a yes or has will i should a statement statement of responsibility for attacking that i'm not the added base to the suff haifa with what he described us that i mad one of the 5 you one on friday to miss ok, now this is the 1st time that has the launch is what gets to us thi

does that and it says support fund, not a war. and it says what's not would be coming the water and it sounds especially the federal law, started using and use log in any sort of statements in the past that used to say that these at the ox that we are doing all in support of the palestinian people today they're saying i'm in defense of living on so there's a new not active. there's a new rhetoric for his beloved book, this new not the, the new we've thought it was of course reflected in the the depth of attacks, but not in the weight of the docs. still has. the law hasn't use this ballistic midsize except for one. so i went to the, when it launched, if you watched the most out ahead courses, as they said couple of days ago, it is, it hasn't choose its precision miss size. yes. and what it used to say it has office strategic weapons. so for the moment, there are lots of layers of weapons that has a lot did not go to and everyone is asking and never and on an outside never even is read. when has the lives going to use them? and whet

anything you say? we cannot be corroborated because these are in the government as binding journalists from covering it. why does the israeli military headquarters? why is it 450 meters from a hospital entry level hospital on wise when street and tel aviv? why do the israelis put the military structures near hospitals and schools in tel aviv? it labs in israel y, and i'm not sure that this is the case. you know, you put this stupid ass the say these by the time to go on, you know, why the, in the industry all say the same. so be our own efforts would be located in the capital and where the page is going is the 450 meters from one of washington's biggest shopping malls. why did the israelis place the facilities near hospitals and schools? there is no and deliberate, say, no. ready working been the new schools or anything like that. and a, in any case the, the schools are say, is telling me the say because we have the best or miss old ballistic defense ever. and this is why you see how to run. and becaus

well, let me start this by saying that i will be l this by saying that i will be 70 next— this by sayingl be 70 next year so this will affect _ 70 next year so this will affect me. i didn't vote laboun _ affect me. i didn't vote labour. but i'm delighted with everything they have done since they have — everything they have done since they have come in. i think this is absolutely necessary. we haven't _ is absolutely necessary. we haven't seen what they are planning to do in the budget yet — planning to do in the budget yet. they have barely had a chance _ yet. they have barely had a chance to _ yet. they have barely had a chance to get their feet under the table. and yet in the short time _ the table. and yet in the short time that— the table. and yet in the short time that they have been in office. _ time that they have been in office, keir starmer has been building — office, keir starmer has been building bridges with all the european leaders that we had lost friendships and alliances with— lost friendships and alliances with because brexit. the bigger icture is with because brexit. th

she says. when i was finished with that call, i went into my bedroom and found a man standing there going through my things, and i ran out of my house and ran to my neighbor's house, and i dialed 911 that time. but i was on hold. and then i wasn't. so i called again, and i think the third time i called, they did eventually pick up. after she finally got through, she says it still took police two days to show up. they only responded when neighbors called saying the intruder came back and strangely returned his car keys. court documents show he's been charged with first degree burglary. it was super unsettling. polke now believes the man was mentally unwell and didn't mean to harm her. but in the moment, there was no way of knowing. i think i just really needed to connect with someone. i felt very alone. in a tweet, polke shared her experience. her post viewed more than 2 million times, striking a chord in oakland, where state data shows with an average answer time of 50s. oakland pd still has by

say, i think it's fair to say we're unimpressed.ably unimpressed a lot, just in general. but the bsb, which regulates the profession, is consulting on plans say it could lead to fines or bans. the article points out, though other times when it's gone too far to bnng times when it's gone too far to bring up examples of how this this never ends. bring up examples of how this this never ends . well, there was this never ends. well, there was a barrister, allison bailey, lost a job criticising stonewall, then had to be paid 20 grand for unreasonable conduct . fran off, a 90 year old conduct. fran off, a 90 year old woman who was volunteering for an ms charity, was ditched when she said she didn't understand pronouns in email signatures. she's 90. does she understand emails ? like, surely there's one emails? like, surely there's one age when you're allowed to say stuff that's a bit like, oh, it was a different time. it's in your 90s, isn't it? let them say stuff like that. >> absolutely. and i thought the law profession was always trying

now they're, i'll say it again. i mean the word we're talking here as if it is unheard of that these weapons could be banned, but it has happened in this very country before i know what i noticed that the second amendment didn't go away when forget but i but ashley, you were saying but what i remember the difference because i was in high school when columbine happened the first school shooting that really led to the banning of ar 15s and that there were people who took leadership across the aisles and realize that some of our greatest indulgence don't need to be satisfied if they keep children safe yes, guys we have to leave it there. >> everyone stay with me coming up next. we've got more breaking news. donald trump give some bizarre answers about the economy as wall street giant warrants about what happens if he wins plus his allies say the trump isn't out for revenge, but trump himself has said otherwise they always have to remember that two can play the game a, lot of people in america were watching and then the

i can't say— >> i can't, i can't say i can't say what it is.> we're going to move on. this is a what's this one? it's telegraph now the telegraph adhd. what's going on. >> what's really behind the telegraph epidemic. and this is in this is in the telegraph. i'm reading it adhd epidemic, adhd epidemic adhd is certainly not an epidemic of the adhd. epidemic adhd is certainly not an epidemic of the adhd . what an epidemic of the adhd. what did i say? yeah. what did i say? they basically the guy basically wrote a book and he said he said that it's parkinson's law. is that it's parkinson's law. is that a job increases at the time allotted to it. there's now millions of social workers. there's now there's millions of drugs, and there's millions of kids who think, well, if i say that i have adhd, i can get a job, not just kids. >> i mean, the article talks about adults who are also being diagnosed increased 20 fold. yes. exactly. yes. now, there's a lot of every because it has to do with the victim society that we live in. >> everybody's a victim. >>

diddy. >> i'm going to say doug, that's doug. i'm going to say doug. i mean and it just i can see it on a name tag. >> safer bet i feel like if p. diddy worked at taco bell, we would have heard about it in the indictment yes. the correct answer is pete davidson, who was tackled. bill spokesperson, and doug emhoff, who was taco bell's lawyer trick question i mean, doug emhoff worked for taco bell. he does sound kinda high all the time you start a taco bill order your audit done unfortunately, we're out of time, so we didn't get to our last clue. >> but just so you know p diddy and fasi bear with both in the muppets most wanted movie. and of course, we all know they're both alleged sex criminals. that was the middle you all want them videotaped, you need to get your affairs in order laying around, we'll be right back somebody is ever done this for a living james was famous for winning races, change believes that change winds it's the economy stupid apologizing to know fisted catcher, i am saying publicly what people are saying. i have enough money. i cou

how does this say? the main reason for the return of call you is the lot of calls with the health system and destruction of most of the hospitals and the collapse along with israel's destruction of water and sewage facilities. have many there are many other life threatening problems as well. i had both my daughters vaccinated against polio. however, this been an outbreak of many other communicable diseases. sewage water has flooded roads, is a shortage of detergents and medicines are unavailable. how can we protect our children? hundreds of thousands of people are living without access to basics, like clean water etiquette, food, and even soap, leading to outbreaks of diarrhea copies, lice, and other in this is lucky. not checking stubby diseases have spread like wildfire from hepatitis to plot infections. my son compacted sepsis, we live in intense and unhealthy conditions, policy and use an agency say, what is really needed to ensure the health and safe see as children as an end to as well as when vit

she says to live on.she most difficult. she says to live on.g me about pensions in spain as well and how much they are. she's a chance would be a fine thing, i've worked for, worked and paid national insurance for 44 years, it says sandra, i want the triple lock to be protected at all costs, not for just those pensioners now, but for all future pensioners . and that's future pensioners. and that's one of the things that people do forget. it's all well and good being a young whippersnapper, saying things like get rid of the triple lock . but you one the triple lock. but you one day, my friend, and it'll go so fast in a blink of an eye, you will be that pensioner. six years time, five years time. careful what you wish for. >> look, i declare an interest . >> look, i declare an interest. >> look, i declare an interest. >> oh, i thought you meant me. no, no, no, not you. me? i was going to say i'm not that old. >> you've got 30 more years. >> you've got 30 more years. >> yeah, i've got. yeah. a few. look, after the break, i want to talk to you abou

you say some sad things, actually.happen that in donbas in this direction there are so many management problems at the same time, and the lack of high-quality defense fortifications and coordination, so what contributed to this? what happened, is it because all the most combat-ready are in the kurdish direction, or is it not related to the kurdistan at all, because well it's just that the time has come, i don't know, they didn't prepare the mobilized people in time, or something else happened, as you explain it yourself, the war has been going on for a very long time, it's already going on for the third year, and it should be noted that from the very beginning of the war , the main advantage of ukraine was not some ingenious decisions of the command. board, and this was self-organization, that is, high quality and motivation of the personnel of the ukrainian infantry. i wrote about this, by the way, i spoke, including on radio liberty, even before the start of a large-scale war, back in january of the 22nd year, descri