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tate. >> sharon tate, deborah's big sister.dolls was two years behind her already, now 26 she was known less for her acting and then for her beauty, or style, and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with rosemary's baby, in which a woman discovered she may be carrying the child of the devil. in real life, sharon tate and roman polanski were expecting too. she was so terribly excited, like a new mom to be creating the nice little home nest for the family to welcome the new life. >> and now debra, frantic to learn what happened to her sister pressed her panic stricken mother. >> why, why, tell me why? >> she was out of her mind, crazy, grief like you couldn't imagine. >> but it was no mistake. the murders already gruesome. now -- >> this was at the home of roman polanski and his wife sharon tate who one of the victims. >> with sharon tate, 25 year old coffee harris abigail folger, she had been working with poor kids, it was her body they saw on the front yard. beside her was her boyfriend -- 32, a somet

arafat wanted to, and sharon did not shake hands with him.does not carry over to the politicians. >> (translated): we did not get clear answs from arafat about his willingness to do his part, especially regarding the elimination of terror, arresting terrorists, and dismantling their infrastructure, collecting the weapons, and stopping the incitement. we did not get answers. (people talking in background) >> narrator: netanyahu is unwilling to compromise on security. six days into the meeting, he orders his delegation to pack its bags. >> i went back to president arafat, and i told him that they're leaving. and president arafat said, "i knew it. "he doesn't want peace, he doesn't want an agreement, he doesn't want anything." >> all the suitcases were set out outside. we heard that they had asked to get the cars and helicopters ready to leave. >> the secretary said to me, "what do," you know, "what do you think we should do?" i said, "order the plane for them." i said, "it's a game." i said, "if someone is serious about leaving, they don't go t

. >> reporter: sharon grew up in nir oz just a mile and a half from gaza. >> the kibbutz was a utopiaf you wish. i always tell people we were brought up in utopia and in many ways it was wonderful. >> reporter: her parents were peace activists who helped found the kibbutz in the 1950s. >> it was built by a lot of people that came from cities that already grew up in israel. they were not holocaust survivors. so they had kind of a light atmosphere, i think, than many other places. >> what brought them together is they believe in human rightsts. they belelieve in pepeace. they b believe thahat everybodo all nations, all religions, deserve to live in peace. >> reporter: her parents were among the founders as well. >> members of the kibbutz each have their own job and way of life, but they gather a lot for joint meals anand holidaysys an otheher occasionons and they ha this community both for taking together decisions and celebrating holidays. >> reporter: on october 7th the kibbutz had just finished celebrating the last day of a religious holiday. at dawn as the security cameras show, the

ariel sharon sharon had a long history of crime and he said: destroy everything that can be destroyed. sharon draws up a plan to not only end palestinian resistance, but also change the geography of the region. at first, scattered attacks by israel will begin, and on june 6, 198, a nationwide attack will begin. 120 thousand soldiers. along with 302 armored personnel carriers they suddenly enter lebanon. they quickly reach the palestinian camps in sur and saida. the war begins. palestinian fighters resist. at the same time, israel attacks the syrian forces. with israel's pressure on the parliament of lebanon and shiroon. the president is elected . israel's goals are determined by the attack on lebanon . occupying lebanon, expelling palestinians, suppressing syria and creating a puppet government. at the request of lebanon, foreign forces enter to monitor the departure of the palestinians. after the withdrawal of palestinian fighters, foreign forces also left lebanon they're going out. the next events happen quickly. bashir is killed in a bombing. the israelis keep besieging the palesti

. >> sharon grew up in nir oz. >> i always try to explain to people that we were brought up in a utopia and in many ways it was wonderful. >> her parents were peace activists who helped found the kibbutz in the 1950s. >> it was a lot of people that came from cities that already grew up in israel. they were not holocaust survivors. it had kind of a lighter atmosphere i think than many other places. >> what brought them together is they believe in human rights. they believe i in peace and tht belilieve that everybody on all nations on all religions deserve to live in peace. >> nolan perry's parents were among the founders as well. >> membebers of the kibbutz eac have their own job and way of life, but they gather a lot fof joint t meals s and holidaysys other occasions and they have this community both for taking together decisions and celebrating holidays. >> on october 7th the kibbutz had just finished celebrating the last day of a religious holiday. at dawn as the security cameras show, there was no sign of dadanger. >>>> 6:00 0 in the m morning everything looks normal. most of the peo

sharon comes to power.is officially a criminal. and has a long history of murder and crime against palestinians. in his record , the mass murder of defenseless people in the villages of al-ghoyeh and the massacre of sabrava and shatila can be seen. sharon's death toll is never known because he enjoys burning palestinians. when sharan turns to war and terror, he faces failure. and with the defeat of israel in the 33-day war, something happened israel becomes a disaster. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. meanwhile, netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisers, has a better position. he comes to power with many promises and according to business records. which is doing economic reforms to gain public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak was one of netanyahu's staunch opponents. he came to power in 1999 with the promise of ending the war in lebanon. ehud barak was one of the main commanders of the lebanese war. in stanford university in ame

sharon's death toll is never known, because he enjoys burning palestinians.n sharan went to war and. terrorism takes place and fails, and with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something in israel is threatened. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. meanwhile , netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisers, is in the best position have. he with many promises to power. reaches and based on his business records , he undertakes economic reforms in order to gain public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak was one of netanyahu's staunch opponents. he came to power in 1999 with the promise of ending the war in lebanon. ehud barak was one of the main commanders of the lebanese war. he was studying at stanford university in the united states and in the field of systems analysis, and he was logically thinking of a concern. any action by israel in order to take possession of the palestinian territories such as the west bank of the jordan river and the gaza strip is officially an apartheid government wi

became the leader of the party, until sharon, in fact, faced a problem for himself. mead has to resign because he has a stroke and netanyahu again in the year 2009 as the leader of the party actually entered the selection process. in fact, the first year of benjamin netanyahu's prime ministership, he was able to create an experience that , after he became prime minister for the second time , he made the most of all the failures of this era . barack obama was elected with more than 70 votes of the jews of the united states he could not prevent the ups and downs of relations between netanyahu and the americans. obama was of the opinion that israelis and palestinians can resolve their differences. a view that was very different from what benzion netanyahu taught his son. netanyahu is always forced actually a kind of bonus

sharon's death toll is never known because he enjoys burning palestinians. when sharan went to war and terrorism takes place and fails, and with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something is wrong in israel. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. in the meantime , netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisers, has a better position. he comes to power with many promises, and based on his business records, he embarks on reforms. to attract public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak used to be a staunch opponent of netanyahu. he in 19. in the name of god, the merciful giver of your presence , dear and respected viewers, i say hello and good day to p hamas conditions for a ceasefire in gaza have been around 16 minutes since the start of the hamas movement. based on the agreement with the zionist regime, 50 women prisoners in hamas prisons will be released in several stages in exchange for 15 palestinian women and children in occupation prisons. also , according to this agreement, the aggression

sharon's death toll it will never be known, because he enjoys burning the palestinians.n sharan turns to war and terror , he faces failure and failure. israel, in the 33-day war, something is happening in israel. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. meanwhile , netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisers, has the best position. he comes to power with many promises and based on his business records, he converted to islam in order to gain public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak is one of netanyahu's staunch opponents went he came to power in 1999 with the promise of ending the war in lebanon. ehud barak was one of the main commanders of the lebanese war. at stanford university in the us , he had done additional studies in the field of systems analysis, and he was logically concerned. any action by israel to take possession of palestinian territories such as the west bank of the jordan river and the gaza strip will officially lead to the formation of an apartheid government. because in case of voting

netanyahu was standing next to ariel sharon and isaac shamir in fact, the leadership of the oppositionement, if we want to take a close look at the oslo accords, in fact , the two sides , the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government, had announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization. like god, areas like ariha and then gaza. in fact, the time of rabin's assassination was, in a sense, the peak, in fact , it was the space and opportunity that the right-wingers led by netanyahu had created for them to come to power again after ishaq shamir for the third time in a certain period of time. and by the way, that's how it happened. in this netanyahu's time was creating a coalition of ultra-religious rightists and security-seeking conservatives. they strongly opposed the oslo accords, and it didn't take long for the protests to begin. the world witnessed the historic handshake celebration in the life of the white house. but. we had a lot of skepticism and doubt in israel. shimon parres as th

thank you for talking to us, sharone. we wish l for talking to us, sharone.o consider postponing a pro—palestinian march this saturday on armistice weekend, because it says, it isn't "appropriate". meanwhile over the weekend just gone, there were some vile banners held up at protests in the capital. there was no ambiguity — the anti—semitism was clear for everyone to see. somejewish and muslim communities are feeling fearful as racist attacks continue in the light of the war in the middle east. today the head of the un said anti—jewish and anti—muslim hate is on the rise; days ago england's education secretary drew attention to university campuses, saying racism must be called out in education settings — and people's hate must never go unchecked. we've been investigating anti—semitism on campuses after we were contacted by some students ofjewish faith. you may find some of the content in this report distrubing. sima has the story. a banner held up at a london protest over the weekend. before that, this. a freedom for palestine poster, graffitied with the word

we'll have that a little bit later, liz. >> sharon, thank you. to learn how you can donate food or money and volunteer your time even, you can use the qr code on your screen right there or head to our website, kpix.com/give. for every dollar raised, as sharon mentioned, a bay area family will receive two meals. >>> today it's especially important to donate because all of our partner food banks are having donations matched until midnight. take a look at your screen at the amounts various donors are matching right now, up to tens of thousands of dollars depending on the food bank. >>> still ahead, good-bye a's. hello bees. we'll introduce you to the new professional baseball team coming to oakland. >>> plus the governor getting more involved trying to clear homeless encampments near state highways, why some locals are skeptical it will actually help get people off the street. >>> another group of hostages held by hamas has been released. i'm natalie brand at the white house with details of how the u.s. is helping negotiate the extended pause in fig

sharon, thank you so much for talking to us today. i hope you.

sharon -- 52. and then finally, the pictures that we have for you was sharon avid dory.o david, thank you so much for the reporting. those are some of the pictures there of the names and as we get them in, where appropriate, we will share that. if and when we get it through all the protocols here in our standards for department, but then we see the faces of these families that are represented. now free after seven weeks in captivity in as hostages. we are just getting this. david, thank you so much. i believe we are going with allie raffa. allie raffa is still with us and you know, as we look at these pictures, that never changes, that we see the families and the people that have had to live through absolute heck health throughout the last seven weeks, ali. >> absolutely, richard. these families, no doubt, breathing a sigh of relief. just in a few hours or days, getting their family members back after weeks of waiting and a u.s. official in the last few hours said, expectations for the familiesf americans, the nine american citizens and the one u.s. green card holder who

daniele alony mevneh — sharon's sister was also abducted with her 5—year—old daughter amelia.rned down their house , and once smoke started to seep through the shelter door, they texted their family what they believed were their last words. according to videos and testimonials released by hamas, they were confirmed to be taken hostage in gaza. i spoke to moran alony who is the brother of sharon and daniele and uncle to the three young girls. first of all, i think that seen her give me something that i didn't know a couple of days before, that she is alive. and we don't know anything about anyone there, as you mentioned in the previous discussion that you had. so, it gave me hope. it wasn't easy seeing her, you can see the cuff mark on her hand, a red mark on her shoulder. you can see that she is very thin. and you can see that she is in distress. but she is alive, and i think the words that came out from her mouth was obviously something that hamas told her to say, but i think that the anger was real. to your point, the bbc is not showing that video because it could have been

becomes the leader of the party until, in fact, sharon is forced to resign due to a problem with his condition , because he has a stroke, and netanyahu again in 2009, as the leader of the party, he actually entered the election process. in the first 3 years of his prime ministership, binyamin netani was able to create an experience that after that, when he became prime minister for the second time , he made the most of all the failures of this era. . the election of barack obama with more than 70 votes of the jews of the united states he could not prevent the ups and downs of relations between netanyahu and the americans. obama was of the opinion that israelis and palestinians can resolve their differences. a view that was very different from benzion netanyahu's teachings to his son . whenever netanyahu is forced to , he is actually willing to give some kind of concessions. for example , he has been willing to give points to the leftists for a while. for a period he was willing to give concessions to the liberals and moderates in israel and for a period he was also willing to coopera

the number of sharon's casualties will never be known because he will face defeat when sharran turnsand terror. with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something is happening in israel. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. meanwhile, netanyahu, who has the support of american rabbis and advisers , has the best position. he comes to power with many promises, and based on his business records, he is making reforms economic to gain public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak was one of netanyahu's staunch opponents. he came to power in 1999 with the promise of ending the war in lebanon. ehudbar. he was one of the main commanders of the lebanon war at stanford university in the us and had completed graduate studies in the field of systems analysis, and he was logically thinking of a concern. any move by israel to take over palestinian territories, such as the west bank and the gaza strip , will officially lead to the formation of an apartheid government. because in case of voting in the palestinian territories, palestinians definitely vote for

daniele, sharon's sister, was also abuducted with her five—year—old daughter, amelia.e smoke started to seep through the shelter door, they texted their family what they believed were their last words. according to videos and testimonials released by hamas, they were confirmed to be taken hostage in gaza. we can speak now to moran alony, who is the brother of sharon and daniele and uncle to the three young girls. thank you so much forjoining us. i know that this is an extremely difficult time. i know that you have made it clear that you're happy to share your experience but out of concern for the safety of your loved ones, you would rather stay away from any political discussion. so, we will make sure to respect that. your sister daniele actually appeared in hostage video released by hamas earlier this week. i imagine there are a lot of mixed emotions for you watching it. yeah, it's true. yeah, _ emotions for you watching it. yeah, it's true. yeah, first _ emotions for you watching it. yeah, it's true. yeah, first of _ emotions for you watching it. yeah, it's true. yea

joining me now, rabbi sharon and randi weingarten. thank you both very much.piece featuring your trip and immediately started bugging my producers to please, please, please, track these wonderful ladies down. i want to start with you, rabbi. tell us what prompted you to make this trip? and what did you learn? what did you see? >> well, thank you so much for having us on tonight. well, we really wanted to go for a couple of reasons. one is, as you described, it's traditional for jews to pay a visit, to visit somebody who is grieving and mourning and to be physically present with them. and we felt that we wanted to be there for israeli jews and israeli arabs and to be really a witness to what's going on there. and to be able to hug people and say, we are so sorry about the pain that is being experienced now. so that was the first thing is to really be present with people who are suffering. that is what i believe god demands of us is to be in the presence of suffering, to not close our eyes or our hearts and to be able to be open with compassion and with love to

at in a short time , israeli soldiers withdrew from the gaza strip under the command of ariel sharon,igure who always considered retreating against the palestinians a disgrace. sharon had previously officially announced that the realization of the greater israel narrative is no longer possible. israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip had not reached one year when the zionists, with the aim of hitting lebanon's hezbollah , once again went to the south of lebanon and the bint jbeil region , where the leader of hezbollah had used the weaker term of khan ankabut for israel. they attacked the war that became known as the 33-day war or tammuz war. the 33-day war, although in appearance with the goal of freeing two zionist soldiers captured in the hands of hezbollah began. but in fact, it was the beginning of a series of strategic changes in the middle east region that followed the formation of greater israel and the strengthening of the foundations of this regime. now the time has come for the birth of the new middle east and we must search for ways to implement it. attacks were launched fr

sharon had previously officially announced that the realization of the greater israel narrative is noger possible. israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip did not reach one year when the zionists aimed to hit lebanon's hezbollah once again in the south of lebanon and the bint jbeil area , where the leader of hezbollah had used the term "spider's house" for israel. they attacked the war that became known as the 3-day war or tammuz war. the 33-day war, although apparently aimed at freeing two zionist soldiers captured by hezbollah began. but in fact, it was the beginning of a series of strategic changes in the middle east region that followed the formation of greater israel and the strengthening of the foundations of this regime. now the time has come for the birth of the new middle east. and we should look for ways to implement it. attacks were launched from the ground and air so that the zionists could once again dominate at least the southern areas of the leytani river. 12,000 air strikes, the dropping of 250 bombs, the use of prohibited weapons, including millions of cluster bombs ,

before that, sharon had officially announced that the realization of the great israel narrative is noger possible. israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip did not reach one year when the zionists, with the aim of hitting lebanon's hezbollah, once again attacked the south of lebanon and the bint jbeil area, where the leader hizbullah had used the term slower than the house of spiders for israel, they attacked. the war that became known as the 33-day war or tammuz war. the 33-day war, although apparently , started with the goal of freeing two zionist soldiers captured by hezbollah. but in fact, it was the beginning of a series of strategic changes in the middle east region that followed the formation of greater israel and the strengthening of the foundations of this regime . now the time has come for the birth of the new orientalists. and we have to search for ways to implement it . attacks from the ground and air began so that the zionists could again at least over the areas dominate the south of leytani river. 12,000 air strikes, dropping 250 bombs, using prohibited weapons, including

in in fact, arial sharon himself was born in what was mandatory palestine at the time.only israeli prime minister to be born in what was later recognized by the powerful as israel. now can these people blame and make game of regional supporters of palestine. dr. isadi said that what's happening in the occupied land has its own moral lesson. you know they this is a miscalculation, they think they think they'. should be doing something, they think if they they stop now, that's going to be loss for them, and the the problem they have is that if they continue, it's going to be. bigger loss, so they have difficulty choosing between losing and losing more, and as we speak, they are losing more, um, you, that's that's a lesson that don't occupy other people's land, because they're not going to be happy about it, they're going to defend the rights, resisting occupation is a right under international law, and people that are occupied are going to use that right to defend themselves. so the moral conclusion is that people who came from different european countries should just go

ariel sharon, once israeli prime minister, also known as the butcher of beirot to arabs, told the thensh in 2002, that the right target was tehran, not baghdad, but netanyahu with total of 16 years as prime minister and his far right government has come to a place where he actually said tehran must face a credible. nuclear threat before his office corrected the record to credible military threat. he said this most recently in september in addressing the united nations general assembly. you should distinguish between a small conflicts, for example iran hitting an american base in iraq or americans hitting some iranian installations in syria. so these. are managed low level conflicts and then you you have major war between iran and united states. i think we never had any time period where major war between iran and united states was actually serious option. netanyahu's lekhood party wouldn't let him get out of the war on gaza if he wanted to, true, but for them it would be no career goal. rather, it could bring about a repeat of history, the history of jews before israel was founded in 1

how's it going out there, sharon? >> reporter: it's going good.olunteers will be coming again and doing their work. one in six people in san mateo and santa clara counties relies on second harvest of silicon valley and sometimes people just give a call. they say hey, i'm in a food emergency. can you help me? one of the people behind the scenes here who answers that call and helps provide the needed food is patricia cervantes. thank you for joining us. what are you hearing? what are people telling you when they call? >> what they tell us is that the food is really expensive right now. they're struggling between rent, bills and just be able to afford healthy groceries for their families. >> reporter: many people who are calling, are they families? are they unhoused? what sorts of calls are you getting? >> we have from seniors calling us to unhoused population, students. a lot of our students are also in great need of getting some healthy groceries. so we try to work with the best, you know, what information we get. if i have an unhoused person calli

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hi, sharon. >> reporter: hi there. absolutely.hat people give on giving tuesday as well as during this holiday season makes sure that the food banks here in the bay area can operate all year-round. here to talk to us a little bit about that is leslie bocho with the second harvest food bank in silicon valley. what is this need like here in the bay area? >> reporter: unfortunately we have a real food insecurity crisis here in the bay area. in fact, our food bank is serving one in six people in this area. that's what food banks are seeing across the bay area. for so many of our neighbors, they are still struggling to be able to pay their resident and still put food on the table. >> reporter: it's a really difficult time. good news, though, in terms of today, giving tuesday. there are much opportunities going on. >> we are so grateful to all the folks who have given already, but every local food bank has a match, so you can really amplify your gift and there's still time to give. we also are grateful for donations large and small. we

in fact, arial sharon himself was born in what was mandatory palestine at the time.minister to be born in what was later recognized by the powerful as israel. now can these people blame and make game of regional supporters of palestine? dr. ezedi said that what's happening in the occupied land has its own moral lesson. you know, they this is a miscalculation, they think. they think they should be doing something, they think if they they stop now, that's going to be loss for them, and the the problem they have is that. 'if they continue, it's going to be a bigger loss, so they have difficulty choosing between losing and losing more, and as we speak, they're losing more, um, you, that's that's a lesson that don't occupy other people's land, because they're not going to be happy about it, they're going to defend the rights, resisting occupation is a right under international law, and people that are occupied are going to use that right, to defend themselves, so the moral conclusion is that people who came from different european countries should just go back to the plac

that was sharon lift shit. speaking to us earlier, her father is among those hostages, believe to be held by hamas militants in the gaza strip. well, israel has made clear that despite this ford a true steel, the war is not over yet. earlier. my connie terry martin spoke to is, randy, may latrice folks present peter learner and asked him what his expectations were from this pause in finding good morning. indeed, our forces are in the defensive operational lines, regrouping and then taking the necessary steps in accordance to the government and the instructions. of course, this is what we expect to folk follow through over the next few days, but we are in continuing it to be vigilance and prepared for any adventure on the thing. i like to remind you that in the recent in, in notes are far away history. we've had spies, we've come us, they've always taken advantage of them to attack and adopt a soldiers killed the soldiers. so we are on, on the, on the go, we're parents, we're taking the necessary steps, but of c

in fact, arial sharon himself was born in what was mandatory palestine at the time. in what was later recognized by the powerful as israel. now can these people blame and make game of regional supporters of palestine. dr. ezedi said that what's happened. in the occupied land has its own moral lesson. they this is a miscalculation, they think they think they should be doing something, they think if they they stop now, that's going to be loss for them, and the the problem they have is that if they continue, it's going to be a bigger loss, so they have difficulty choosing between losing and losing more, and as we speak the losing more. um, you, that's that's a lesson that don't occupy other people's land, because they're not going to be happy about it, they're going to defend the rights, resisting occupation is a right under international law, and people that are occupied are going to use that right to defend themselves, so the moral conclusion is that people who came from different european countries should... just go back to the places they came from. that's all for t

we got a hold of the store, which prodded the manufacturer to finally fix sharon's refrigerator, and there is the finished product. finally done for free under her warranty. many families' fridges are bare, too many. that's why nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are once again hosting our nourishing neighbors campaign to support bay area food banks. earlier this week we visited sf marin food bank warehouse. it is gigantic. the folks who fill these shelves to help feed families say these tough economic times are hitting hard. >> well, the need continues to be really high even after the pandemic. 1 in 5 of our neighbors in san francisco and marin still struggle with food insecurity. >> you can help bay area food banks fill their warehouses and families' pantries during your next trip to safeway. cashiers can add a $10 contribution to your bill, which those food banks can turn into 20 meals. and tomorrow our nbc and telemundo family will fan out around the bay area to safeway stores. please join us. my telemundo colleague and i will be in santa clara at the river mart plaza safeway on montag

sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winners.nathan and vincent make special deliveries in a program that started with a western room a seven-year-old. >> when nathan was laid off from his technology job in 2012, he started to fill his time via that he and his family would give to homeless people in the park. >> it was terrible to see people sleeping on the street , sleeping on the bench in the parks plea one day, nathan's then seven-year-old son pointed out that they were skipping their regularly scheduled delivery to the unhoused. >> he asked, dad, today are going to a tennis tournament but the people will be waiting for food, who will be feeding them? plea that prompted nathan to start the nonprofit community in san jose in 2013. meaning selfless service. volunteers cook and deliver hot food to the unhoused at senior citizen in shelters and parking lots in nine cities in alameda and santa clara counties today, nearly 3000 volunteers have served more than 300 thousand health that includes weekly trips to two rv parks in oakland

sharon barbour reports.n victoria... it isa it is a story that has gripped australia. one that began with a lunch at this home in leongatha, near melbourne. it had been cooked up by erin patterson for her former husband's family. 0n the menu, beef wellington. but the recipe contained deadly, poisonous death cap mushrooms. both her former parents—in—law and their relative died. another was left critically ill. today's arrest is just the next step in what has been a complex and thorough investigation by homicide squad detectives. herformer husband, simon patterson, was invited to lunch, but he was unable to make it at the last minute. the police identified erin patterson as a suspect after she and her children appeared unharmed after lunch. today, the police searched a house with specially trained dogs to look for possible hidden electronic devices. speaking to reporters last week, ms patterson maintained her innocence. i'm devastated. i loved them. she's now been charged with three counts of murder and five c

sharon barbour reports., one that began with a lunch at this home in leongatha, near melbourne. it had been cooked up by erin patterson for her former husband's family. 0n the menu, beef wellington. but the recipe contained deadly, poisonous death cap mushrooms. both her former parents—in—law and their relative died. another was left critically ill. today's arrest is just the next step in what has been a complex and thorough investigation by homicide squad detectives. herformer husband, simon patterson, was invited to lunch, but he was unable to make it at the last minute. the police identified erin patterson as a suspect after she and her children appeared unharmed after lunch. today, the police searched her house with specially trained dogs to look for possible hidden electronic devices. speaking to reporters last week, ms patterson maintained her innocence. i'm devastated. i loved them. she's now been charged with three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder. sharon barbour, bbc news. a memo

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that was sharon lift, fits the daughter of to his right. he's taken hostage by hamas during the terrorist attacks on october 7th speaking to my colleague terry martin earlier. all right, you're watching deed over even use. here's a reminder of our top story this out. the israel, how much time for it sees far, has begun and appears to be holding. the pause in fighting is set to last for days . hostage and prisoner releases are part of the truth and urge you to take place later today. you're up to date on popular for the in the us for me, the team here, thanks for watching. take care the into the conflicts with sim sebastian picks not getting the headlines these days, but the warning ukraine has lost none of its intensity. suddenly a few ideas. capitol hill? yes. my guess is the prime minister. she went as the law goes on, how much space does she have a laser funds for defending the voltage states? conflict the next on dw, the funds for robots back to one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is i'm looking the po

palestinian reporters of risking everything to get the story you 15 members and 5 killed in and ask for sharon company, one that we don't cover the news we covered the way the news is the listening post in 5432 mar, upfront takes on the big issue. this isn't a one off you. something about a systemic issue here for black labs don't really matter. and the police were unflinching questions is war with one to 10 minute rigorous debate? people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional was the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hills upfront one out 0. the very strong said gaza for get another night. israel says they'll be know, see spot will suffice a fuel until a mass release is captives. the on the bulk of this is just a life though, also coming up more casualties including children arrive at our ship a hospital in gaza of the heavy overnights.

1956 when the israelis occupied the gaza strip temporarily as a result of the 1956 war in 1967 ariel sharon was then a general he. he went into the gaza strip to so called pacify it and destroyed, you know, many areas this, most notably in the jet value, refugee camp where whole city blocks for wiped out in 1982 when the sign was returned to egypt, there was a refugee camp on the border that was wiped out, that was called canada camp. so displacement is always part of the palestinian fear . and given that nowadays we've been, or in the past few weeks we've been reading about behind the scenes, american is rarely plans to try and get the palestinians of gaza to be sent to egypt and displaced egypt. this is a truly acute fear that people are living desperate people in the gaza strip are living and, and you know, and having to grapple with as bombs around them far since we bring, since we're having this conversation on the displacement of palestinians, i've spoken to work there been many unless we have sat in your seat since the beginning of this conflict to have told me even in the early days

sharon, what's happening on that? we don't cover the news we covered the way the news is the listening post. here's from elders here on the go and the tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite step, still to set for it and tap domain. the new app from out to 0 new at using is it the israel carries out to a new attack of guns as main hospital. al shift is now under siege and does one out a few the flu. i'm down to it and this is out 0 life. and so, so coming up the lives of dozens of newborn babies at the hospital. and now with a doctor's warning, more by these conduct on this bombing in southern guns as well in areas where as well as ordering people to go for the site.

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, exactly. ariel sharon. and maybe he resigned in disgrace. i mean, you know, they have that commission off the sub run should deal with a sign responsibility to him specifically that he was the email to you as responsible. and then he was back, you know, a few years later, you know, as prime minister. so you'd be going to bump it in this promotion. so i don't think they'll be unless you're changing, but it goes by the code if you want to apply pressure, but i bite is not the so the person who's who's going to do is it equal to apply pressure and is it just knock it off? i mean, i don't think he can get a bush and not in the out of wow, but he can certainly say in off of this, this is just to reflect and we, the by him instruction on the united states. we're getting blamed for this. and we're setting this as a for another $911.00. that's exactly whatever i want to do to go mark me. it's very interesting and looking at the these demonstrations all around the world. no. that it was still on the agenda for so ma

sharon barbour reports.outhern and south west england and the channel islands, with winds gusting to 100 miles per hour, creating huge waves, and damaging homes and businesses. trees were brought down. this one narrowly missing a home. it fell in a straight line. and there was major travel disruption. thousands saw their power cut and hundreds of schools were closed. injersey, damage to property saw some residents seeking refuge in a hotel. we spent the night moving people and evacuating people from their homes, and moving them into hotels, and giving people some shelter at the parish hall. we're still doing that because fire brigade and various agencies are going into houses and giving professional opinions as to the availability of people moving back in. it's not happening. more of them are being evacuated, even now. in falmouth in cornwall, katie marsh was woken when her roof blew off. i screamed quite loudly. i tried to grab my laptop and my electronics in panic, really. i have a lot of uni work saved an