shana offered volunteers to translate a few animals and to the usa. all of the woman's expenses for animal rescue are covered by donations from caring americans. this is all due to people sending us $20, $50, $100. it costs about $600 to transport one cat. this covers ground travel costs from the ukraine-romania border to bucharest, export veterinary documents, air pellet costs and us customs clearance upon arrival. however, for shana, a saved life is priceless. yes, bring these animals here. it is expensive to find them a new home here, but otherwise they will just sit there in these shelters in ukraine. animal adoptions are not currently taking place. people don't know what tomorrow will bring, let alone bringing home an animal that they may have to leave soon. you know, i like to joke that we're giving these animals a new life, a real american dream. for example, for nika, who was in kherson under shelling, bombs, etc. and then survived the flooding of gas stations . look at her now. she is calm, playful and will be going to her new home in a few d

shana: i am not bullish on technology, per se., however, like nvidia, a stock i have talked about with you here before, and i remain bullish on that name in particular, but i am not bullish on tech as a sector. another rate sensitive sector that is interesting, though i am staying away, is financials. financials would typically do better in a higher rate environment, but we are not seeing a lot of consumer or even corporate demand for any sort of lending, which is where, especially in the regional banks, they make the majority of their revenue. that is where prop people have become used to lower rates, and they are not willing to refinance or do anything where they would have higher rates that they will be paying, especially because we do not know for sure if or when we will start to see rates fall. haidi: how do you assign geopolitical risk at the moment? clearly the oil risk on inflation is front and center. shana: oil risk is putting pressure on the consumer in particular. i actually think geopolitical risk is being under-appre

, shana, the brush of rhubarb spent the night, the daughter of fire, like a princess and a slave withtructibly in the year of love, in the age of love, and learning and skidding, heaven, only sweeter from the frost, berry, brush of rhubarb , revina's brush, all wishes are fulfilled between people, may there be a year of love. a brush of guinea berry, a berry of guinea berry, all desires are fulfilled between people, may there be a year of love, and good times, skids and troubles, only sweeter from the frost, berry, a brush of guinea berry, a brush of guinea berry, all wishes are fulfilled among people, this will be a year of love, year of love. which one is your first? i'm joking, twenty-first, that's it, i'm joking, honestly the seventh, so, i'm on the fifth, and you go, where to go, i should have been on the seventh, but i really want to go on the fifth, come on, so that he doesn't cry, make it easy, here , here, sleepyhead saved us, cottage cheese, oh, my god, you are suffering, yes, that is, you are sitting here on the whole gotomik, and she also manages to sit in agony, i am work

input, mustaphari, livingan academic and journalist there from uh tripoli. thank you. we also had shana with us from hannis. uh, we understand actually that han yunis may have uh gotten some kind of humanitarian relief in terms of medical supplies. we need to ask our correspondent that and get a confirmation, but without fuel for the generators, that's not going to help much. meanwile the death block keeps climbing, including with the... and from the looks of it looking at the ghaza skyline uh still see smoke there and uh this shows that in one form or another the israeli m discontinuing the past 24 hours is testament to that in terms of the number of people that have died that have been killed uh and of course that have been wounded uh we are continuing our extended coverage uh for uh the unforseable future we do ask you to stay with press tv, we'll be back with hopefully round up of that at half past the hour to stay with us for that this goodbye for now. ليش قاعد هنا انت ليش قاعد هنا ايش بتعمل هذا محلكم؟ ايش كنتم فاتحين؟ فات مصاري. الله يا رب ان شاء الله يعني هذا حال هذا الطفل الذي ل

mashahaya hu-sheheykh, uma shana.sheya hashekh, kol, hadash, tahad hashamash, what was and what will be, and there is nothing new under the sun. this is the book of ecclesiastes, one of the books of the old testament, in which king solomon, presumably the author of this book, sets out his teachings, including his own. descendants and this book is in many ways the result of the life of king solomon, his search, and the verse that we have just read is at the very beginning, this is the ninth verse of the first chapter, where king solomon reflects on the fact that on earth everything that everything that will be was, it once was, once happened, and as he himself writes, there is nothing new under the sun, in fact, a phrase that will later become... popular in many languages, when groups are always small it is very easy to find an approach to each person, and it is very easy to communicate, it is very easy to see a person, in this regard... the inskaya theological academy helps in education, because small groups, small cl

shana falsely represented to investors. than 4 billion dollars when at the same time the company is actually on the verge of bankruptcy. a federal jury convicted him last month in san jose. >> well, the state of california just released last year's state of i should say. let's go back to just a little bit. last year's statewide test results were talking about academic achievement for students and the san mateo county office of education is reporting an improvement in math scores, which is great to hear any with the black students into school districts were included. they're doing much better. >> the key takeaways overall scores for math and english language arts remain steady. but there are still some exceptions. the county saw the first increase in math scores in 2 years. and that was across almost all student groups. yeah. however, scores for english language learners still remained low, but the county says that that data doesn't reflect the number of students who they have reclassified to become english. >> proficient. >

shana, gastÓn, gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros en la "ediciÓn digital", sÉ que ustedes estÁn a 45ara ver las noticias prever cuÁndo tenemos que bajar al bÚnker que estÁ en nuestro edificio. es muy duro. carolina: en las Últimas horas imagino que tambiÉn se ha transformado muchÍsimo su trabajo. ustedes son influencers, siempre queriendo ayudar con informaciÓn a los hispanohablantes. ¿cÓmo ha cambiado su labor en las Últimas horas, que es mÁs que nada una labor periodÍstica, dirÍa yo? >> sÍ, en general, siempre hacemos contenido sobre israel, sobre el judaÍsmo, sobre la belleza de este paÍs, belleza de nuestra religiÓn. nosotros hacemos en youtube, en las redes sociales, y de un dÍa para el otro tuvimos que cambiar 100% todo lo que hacemos. la gente nos empezÓ a preguntar, recibimos miles de mensajes, cÓmo estÁn, cuenten cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn. es ahora es nuestro trabajo, visibilizada lo que estÁ pasando acÁ. es muy importante mostrar al mundo quÉ es lo que estamos viviendo en israel. >> entendemos que tambiÉn hay muchos fake news afuera de israel, transmitimos en vivo, a veces lo

israeli president yitzhak herzog confirmed the death of 22-year-old nimkeni shana luke, who was abducted by hamas militants on october 7. according to the leader of the state, the girl's head was cut off, and before that she was tortured. herzog added that approximately 40 bodies are still unidentified because they have either been mutilated or burned. earlier, the german government also officially confirmed the death german hostage, but the name of the victim was not specified. a lawsuit has begun in the state of colorado to determine whether donald trump will be removed from the presidential race next year. this could happen because of the billionaire's alleged involvement in the storming of the capitol in january 2021 . at the time, his supporters wanted to prevent congress from certifying joe biden's victory in the presidential election. trump denies his involvement in the attack on the capitol. and according to experts. in this process is unlikely to prevent him from participating in the elections, even if the plaintiffs prevail, the final say will rest with the us supreme court, wh

today it became known that shana luk, twenty years old. a girl with dual israeli and german citizenship hostage, is dead. shani luk's photographs were seen by the whole world on october 7th. the militants kidnapped and mutilated the girl and took her to gaza in an open jeep. obviously shani look they brought him to gaza already dead for fun. forensic scientists found a fragment of a skull bone, identified it and established that shani was fatally wounded on israeli territory before... corbue informs that the body of twenty-year-old shani luk has been found and identified. shani, kidnapped from a music festival, was tortured by hamas terrorists and endured unimaginable horrors. our hearts are broken. the list of missing people is gradually decreasing, increasing the list of dead. experts and a pathologist succeeded with enormous difficulty identify the remains of another 40 people. a burnt wheelchair, lives cut short, a destroyed, burned way of life , these houses in the villages of southern israel, once filled with people, have now turned into empty, burnt scenery in these border villag

thank you, shana. from now to the break, we're going to ask sheena to share with us what she personally has witnessed happening at the border. and why it seems no one is wanting to help. the children have been forced into traffic the known in vietnam as the american war. the vietnam war lost its almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time right now, and then you don't see it now. why? it's all on the empty. hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i got to say no, not that not, but the american soldiers murdered resistors mercilessly burned down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and lee lead up day by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the, via the means veterans ready to forgive? yes, yes. yes. that's the way to the bottom of what the known and was what i mean terms of got it and the lower ability community is the check. i can see where we send them a set of temporary li

thank you, shana. now to the break, we're going to ask sheena to share with us what she personally has witnessed happening at the border. and why it seems no one is wanting to help. the children have been forced into traffic the the by most of the known. and we will pose what i mean, terms of got it in order for the lower authority community is the check i can be out. we will we, i drove you about that when i go to want to set up the temporary do me like what sort of issue being interviewed as utah. those are, you know, you guys want me to choose what is the idea and anybody seen in syria in the most, it won't be seen by easy. it's just what is it going to get? no, no, and i'm of course, it only opened was he got a gun that would allow us to send anyone at all. no, that's fine. the known in vietnam as the american war, the vietnam war lost its almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time right now and then you don't see it. now. what is all on the empty? hundreds of thousands of ame

joining us is shana cox, the president of the chamber of commerce in lewiston, maine. how are you doing? you live in the middle of all of this, how are you doing? >> yeah, thank you, thank you for asking and thank you for having me on. i live two miles in either direction from both of the locations that were effected last night. directly between the two major health care centers in our community. the sirens and helicopters were nonstop throughout most of the evening. you can still hear them this morning. i'm doing as well as can be expected. >> exactly. how did you hear about all of this? how did you first hear about all of this last night, when it started to unfold? >> yeah. like so many in this community, i have four children, teenagers, some of whom are still at home. and i heard about this like so many others through direct outreach from those who had been impacted or responding to the impacts. the message was quick and clear and it was go home, stay home, and lock yourself in. my child was at a sporting event at the local high school. so there was a lot of frantic

i want to bring in capital management ceo, shana sissell. it has been a while. >> it has.harles: i know you're focused on this. start at this end of the table, banks and financials, really sloppy, worst first year coming out after bear market ever. is this a good thing or a bad thing. >> i'm a little concerned. all the banks noted especially regional banks that rely more on lending activity there is no demand for lending because people don't want to pay the higher rates. charles: right. >> that is a major part of their earnings. so that is going to continue to weigh on the banks. i think if we see more certainty, where interest rates are, we know the fed is done we may see an increase in demand but until that point i think consumers are staying away from increasing debt levels. charles: russell 2000 small caps, everyone is wondering, so coming into the year, historically, coming out of these sort of economic environments, the russell lead, right? >> almost. charles: last october, last december, last january, almost every guest said own the russell if you owned the russell

pie with friends, don’t push, don’t drink cafe, porridge, ako not sapresh, vodka from fat nadole ti shanain general there were many events, we just arrived late at night and were supposed to go during the day. to meet pabevang in rupit, we were in petrich, we were staying at a hotel, well, somewhere around 6 in the morning they started knocking, so on the right is boyka tsvetkovo, just standing petrov, ivan, they say: but auntie just called, why did they come with kersan and not yet at my house, they were very surprised, because well, they didn’t say, baba vanga didn’t know yet that i was coming , as if that’s all, well, they would still be surprised, i don’t understand how vanga knew in advance, well, yes, so she says, why are you saying this, you didn’t come to my house, because she used to get up early at dawn there’s the sun, it’s as if she was also receiving dear guests there, here we are next to this hotel in petrich there is literally a house with a house museum there 100 m came on the ground floor of such a two-story house we hear a voice and his voice was so loud and creaky that

flay shana. >> news nation's xavier walton takes a look. >> americans are spending money as fast as it fun. >> has never been higher. i'm an avid concert haven't been able attend quite as many this year because of the price. according to the wall street journal, the average resale price for concert tickets on safety. >> as more than doubled since 2019 from 125 bucks to to 52 in 2023. that's enough to make anybody. the average resale price for the taylor swift era's tour. gore to step cost more than $1000. beyonce ticket resells around 400. >> i will say i was unable to get taylor swift tickets. i cannot support it. >> from the music industry to sports, nfl fans taking hit. >> according to ticket smarter data, the average nfl ticket is 377 bucks last season. the average stick was only 2.35. college football prices are way more expensive >> the money race still rolling disney its prices at disneyland and disney world. for some, it might break the bank but not their loyalty. >> we were disney passholders. i'm used to go multiple times a year. and when started we started going 20 years ago

row shana is a rapper. gregory sometimes joins his dad on stage with guitar.. >> he would say you're going fine. i would have to go change clothes. i'd bite my nails. he's going to call me out there. >> reporter: it wasn't until the early '90s that guy got mainstream recognition. his 1991 album "damn right i got the blues" won him the first of his eight grammy awards. >> we've got some, not all, of your grammy awards. >> i can't believe it. every time i look at it, i feel like cry. i think, how in the world did i get that? >> i heard you saying al green. you done started something. >> reporter: in 2012 he played the white house and convinced president obama to join in. ♪ baby don't you wanna go ♪ >> reporter: you might think he'd be satisfied. >> what do you think has kept him going and touring all these years? >> he loves it. >> i look at his tour schedule now, and i get tired just looking at it. me and my siblings and my peers in the industry, they're like, wtf, how is he doing that? are you serious? ♪ >> reporter: in fact, what he's calling his farewell tou

vanya, this is shana, i recognized her, who she is, well , the girl, the one who was sitting in the caran, did you understand me, i ask, did you understand me or not, did you understand, we are talking about my reputation, you know, about your reputation? about reputation of the whole family, come on, calm down, drink cognac, and i’ll take care of the lawyer, what were you doing on saturday night, i refuse to answer this question, how come, sir, you didn’t come up with an allibi for your client, peter ivanovich, i’m at a loss myself , he doesn’t say anything to me either, for the first time in my practice, i believe that we can talk about the honor of some lady unknown to us, perhaps married. please tell me, what kind of chivalry is there in the 21st century, especially when it comes to a brutal double murder? i'm not anyone killed and is not obliged to justify himself. yes , yes, yes, yes, we’ve read, we’ve seen enough, we know everything about our rights, the presumption of innocence, you ’re right, we must prove to the court that he is a murderer. idiots didn’t kill, they are trying

who sunak of insani al shana >> hamas. who sunak of insani al sharia al islam mo mowlam depher .ia's ozal breaffy to him and catalonia . anis to him and catalonia. anis parkmobile gaza mohammed . parkmobile gaza mohammed. >> in this clip the bbc host was trying to defend the massacre of 1200 people by comparing it to israel's attempt to defeat terrorist . the public service terrorist. the public service broadcaster is trying to create an equivalence between a democratic state and terrorism. the bbc has just taken several middle east journalists off air for alleged social media activity, including including liking posts of dead israeli bodies . why should anyone bodies. why should anyone remotely sympathetic to israel and its situation be forced to continue to pay the licence fee when the bbc's middle east journalists mislead viewers about israel's actions , when its about israel's actions, when its staff show their true colours on social media, appearing to support or least sympathise support or at least sympathise with terror group. it with a terror group. and when it can't tell

and i think that shana moss can put that information out following it. like to note the families approved these photos, sent these photos in to us. for a lot of different reasons i think some of them show a little of their character, a little of their relationships. and some other specifics you'll just see again a picture, a name, an age, and then there's a couple symbols there. and we wanted to be specific enough to what location they ultimately lost their lives at. and again, thank the families for allowing us to even do this. they certainly didn't do need to do that. they're working through their own struggles and rightfully so. i want to start with this and ask for a moment of silence before we continue onto our next agenda item. but that top left as you see it and that is ronald g. moren, 55. and i won't read the ven aus. you can put that all together yourself. 4 years of age. joshua a. seal, 36 years of age. bryan m. mcfarlen, 41 years of age. joseph lawrence walker, 57. arcter, 42. max a. hathaway, 35. steven m., 45. thomas ryan conrad, 34. michae

absolute calls for shana torical. absolute calls for sharia law on the streets of london.ed . london. yeah, i'm gobsmacked. and i can only imagine that. suella braverman the home secretary has not got her way in conversations with them. >> well, as we understand it, she is due to meet sir mark rowley from the met, and i think her phrase was to call for the full force of the law to be used. but is that the difficulty? we're not quite sure of what the law says on this particular issue. well clearly, there's not a lot of clarity here because obviously there's sensitivities and there are very, very people that are very, very good people that are very, very good people that are very, very good people that are very, very concerned on both sides . sides. >> and we don't want to tar good people with about i mean , there people with about i mean, there are people on these rallies, people will have seen a medical student poland holding up student in poland holding up a banner keep the world banner saying keep the world tidy with a picture of the star of david in the bin. i mean, i w