reporters: sharon, sharon, sharon.d to tell it like it is. we�*ve had amazing things happen, but a lot of bleep too. at birmingham�*s alexandra theatre, she�*s promised to tell all, as she takes to the stage for the very first time. i don�*t sing, i don�*t dance. i can�*t go and, like, entertain with anything other than my life experience. sharon! stop screaming! already a successful music manager, it was when sharon, ozzy and family let cameras into their house for the tv reality show, the osbournes, that sharon found worldwide fame. people say, "oh, god, why did you give up doing the osbournes and this, that and the other?" and i�*m like, "because we were the first." i will say very slowly, "it is not my band and i don't want to do any promotions." do you want to do it? yes. of course, ozzy is ingrained in the fabric of birmingham, and it�*s a city sharon�*s become very familiar with. it�*s just an incredible, lively city. usually places that change go backwards. but birmingham has gone forwards, which is so brillian

the kind tara wore, sharon confirmed.of only one piece of clothing that belonged to her. a pair of panties. but no here, no fiber, no dna of any kind at the scene that would help them i. d. the color. >> it was frustrating for the family. it was frustrating for the detectives. and it was frustrating for the prosecutors that worked on the case, including myself. >> so, detectives went back to the beginning. they reviewed all the witness statements they had taken over the course of the nine months tara had been missing. and there was a note about a man who turned in some jewelry three days after tehran went missing. a ring and a bracelet. which turned out to belong to tara's family. >> it had been in the possession of glenn st. john. took a couple pieces of jewelry to his probation officer. >> glenn saint john, who went by peewee, was on probation for felony burglary. so, did he kill tara? he insisted no. and he didn't take the jewelry either. he said somebody gave it to him. >> we told him that he received him from phil ba

we heard from sharon that some people are l from sharon that some people are unaware of the store with station not knowing what to do? there are lots of people here at the station — of auntie west coast was one of the stations that put out warnings quite early and told people not to travel at all today. but this afternoon when the forecast was updated, they decided to take that decision to stop services altogether. but all the train warnings have been warning passengers that services were likely to be impacted, but i think as conditions are getting worse, we are release —— seeing even the trains that were supposed to be leaving be affected. the train companies say they can use their tickets for travelling tomorrow or tuesday, so it's leaving some people in a tricky situation. ., ~' , ., , it's leaving some people in a tricky situation. ., ~ , ., , . ., situation. thank you very much for now. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen is in the newsroom. she is following the latest developments on storm isha. lets her mind ourselves that those amber warnings are in place from six p:m., but the met office

this past fall sharon's longtime partner ron passed away. if you months later she was forced to leave their home of 12 years. her car and friends catches his work sharon and her 18-year-old grandson have been spending their nights for the past two months. but every sunday evening you still find sharon on martin luther king jr. way doing what she has always done. providing a homemade meal. although now courtesy of a woman without a home. >> i don't look at it as being a poor me pity party. i don't look at it like that. i feel like i found my purpose in life and i don't want to give that up. >> sharon relies on donation for supplies in a friends kitchen to prepare the food. she knows no one would blame her if she took time off from giving back to get back on her feet. but doing so sharon says would leave her truly less fortunate. >> i can't explain it. so beautiful. when i go out there it's like i take everything i'm going through and i push it to the side. i'm in a whole another world. because giving got you know, where you can do when you ca

and sharon, picket line here in newcastle. and sharon. there _ picket line here in newcastle. sharon, there is a _ picket line here in newcastle. and sharon, there is a concern about the impact on patients, what is the advice for anyone who is concerned about any scheduled operations? well, obviously, if yourappointment has been cancelled or delayed, they are saying, do check with your hospital to make sure your appointment has been cancelled, because it may not have been, not all appointments are being cancelled, so do come in unless you have been contacted. the main focus for the hospitals here, the big concern i think is around staffing and emergency patient, the main focus is going to be in the emergency department and seeing those patients that come in. the concern is that from age concern this morning is that some elderly patients might not come in, might not want to be a bother or be worried about waiting in the emergency department so they are saying, if you have a life or limb emergency, do call 999, make sure you come to a&e. they are also worried about the length of

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sharon barbour, reporting from blackool. uk. sharon barbour, reporting from itiackpool- you _ uk.orting from blackpool. you can get _ uk. sharon barbour, reporting from blackpool. you can get more - uk. sharon barbour, reporting from blackpool. you can get more on - uk. sharon barbour, reporting from blackpool. you can get more on the bbc news website or the app. now let's get a check on the weather. we've seen quite a bit of disruption due to storm isha, which is now pulling away into the norwegian sea. we also had some strong gusts of wind. in brizlee wood, in northumberland, 99 mph. forthe in brizlee wood, in northumberland, 99 mph. for the rest of the day, it's going to be very windy, but slowly it will start to moderate and we are looking at some and blustery showers. you can tell from the isobars that it is windy. the showers are continuing, some of them wintry in the mountains of scotland. elsewhere, the odd rumble of thunder, you could see some hail. there will also be some sunshine as well. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures peaking at around about 11 degrees in

sharon, thank you - might not be able to get out. good advice. sharon, thank you very much.or us there, and let'sjust indoors. we appreciate her reporting for us there, and let's just take you up to scotland again, lovely pictures of shetland. thankfully no 12 nearby, no one in danger in these pictures, just that sea and the waves hitting the coastline there in scotland. we will have all the details as storm isha continues to hit across the uk. i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. storm isha looks to be one of the strongest storms we have seen this season. there are widespread amber weather warnings covering the vast majority of the land across the uk. damaging winds are on the way, disruption is expected. storm isha is this area of cloud you can see it coming in to our shores, continuing to strengthen. the strongest winds are found on this hope you can see here, and within that zone, the wind is likely to gust to 90 mph. through the rest of this afternoon, the winds will pick up and we will see outbreaks of rain moving in widely. we are seeing a number of flood

thank you very much for the moment, sharon barbour live in blackpool. 0ne the moment, sharon barbourseeing that around 22,500 properties are without power across the whole of scotland. as we were hearing from sean a little earlier, there has also been a big impact on the railway, and scotrail is not running services at the moment. let's get the very latest from gillian sharp, in glasgow. 0n railways, what are scotrail saying to you? that in glasgow. on railways, what are scotrail saying to you?— scotrail saying to you? at the moment. _ scotrail saying to you? at the moment. we _ scotrail saying to you? at the moment, we understand - scotrail saying to you? at the moment, we understand that| scotrail saying to you? at the - moment, we understand that perhaps it could be like mourning into the afternoon, before services get back to something like normal. all of these routes have to be safety checked to see that it is ok to run trains on them before services can resume. as you say, scott parel is not running any rush—hour trains this morning, and you can see a very sad picture on the de

but after the events of 2000 and israel's withdrawal from lebanon, ariel sharone comes to power. he is officially a criminal and has a long history of killing... and crimes against palestinians. in his record, the massacre of unarmed people in the village of al-qubaya, and the sabra and shatila massacre stand out. the number of casualties resulting from sharon's actions is never clear because he takes pleasure in burning palestinians. when shahron brings war and terror, he faces defeat. with the israel's defeat in the 33 day. war, something in israel is fundamentally hurt, security. the right wingers attract people's attention with extremist slogans. meanwhile, netanyahu, who has a support of jewish rabbies and american advisers, has better position. he comes to power with numerous promises and based on his business background, implements economic reform. to garner public satisfaction through economic growth. ehud barak was considered tough opponent of netanyahu's. in 1999 he came to power with a promise of ending the war in lebanon. yeahud barak was one of the main commanders in

we warned, when sharon brings war and terror, he faces defeat. with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something in israel is fundamentally hurt, security. "the right wingers attract people's attention with extremes slogans. meanwhile, netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisors has better position. he comes to power with numerous promises and based on his business background, implements economic reforms to garner public satisfaction. in 1999 he came to power with a promise of ending the war in lebanon. yeah barak was one of the main commanders in the lebanon war. he had pursued advanced studies in system. analysis at stanford university in america, and logically, had concerns about any israeli action to take over palestinian territories, such as the west bank, the jordan river, and the gaza strip, which would officially lead to the formation of an apartide regime, because in the event of voting in palestinian territories, palestinians would definitely vote for the palestinian government, posing a fundamental challenge t

sharone had a long history of crime and violence and was known for... saying, "destroy everything that can be destroyed." sharon designs a plan not only to put an end to palestinian resistance, but also to change a geographical shape of the region. initially israel launches scattered attacks and finally on june 6th, 1982, a widespread attack begins. 120,000 soldiers, along with 3 200 tanks and armored vehicles suddenly enter lebanese territory. they quickly reach palestinian camps in sure and sedon. the war breaks out and palestinian fighters resist. at the same time israel also attack syrian forces with pressure from israel on the lebanese parliament. bashir gemail is elected as president. israel's objectives for attacking lebanon become clear, occupying lebanese territory, expelling palestinians, suppressing syrians and establishing a puppet government in lebanon. at lebanon's request, foreign forces enter to oversee the departure of palestinians. after the departure of palestinian fighters, foreign force. versus also leave lebanon. subsequent events quickly unfold. bashir gimail is

ariel sharon. sharon had a long history in crime and said: destroy everything that can be destroyed. sharon draws a plan. to not only end the palestinian resistance, but also change the geographical shape of the region. at first , israel's scattered attacks begin, and on june 6, 1982, a nationwide attack begins. 120,000 soldiers along with 320 armored personnel carriers suddenly enter lebanon . they quickly reach the palestinian camps in sur and saida. the war begins to be palestinian fighters resist. at the same time , israel attacks the syrian forces. with israel's pressure on the lebanese parliament, bashir is elected as president. israel's goals are determined by the attack on lebanon. occupying the territory of lebanon, expelling the 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 departure of the palestinian fighters, the foreign forces will also leave lebanon. the next e

mitten _ birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon mitten the _ birkett, marcin gawronski and sharon millerwhen a calculated, cold brutal killing spree — calculated, cold brutal killing spree can be reduced down to something that falls within the same sentence _ something that falls within the same sentence and restrictions and guidelines as that of death by dangerous driving. if this man was not stopped when he was this could have been— not stopped when he was this could have been one of the most catastrophic of attacks this country had ever— catastrophic of attacks this country had ever seen. this man is a killer. murder— had ever seen. this man is a killer. murder was — had ever seen. this man is a killer. murder was the only thing he cared about— murder was the only thing he cared about and — murder was the only thing he cared about and he fulfilled this in horrific— about and he fulfilled this in horrific fashion on tuesday the 13th ofjune _ horrific fashion on tuesday the 13th ofjune iast — horrific fashion on tuesday the 13th ofjune last year. my family has suffered — ofjune last yea

sharon: let's be clear about what this proposal does.o a mom with a couple of kids who is working as a food server that they will be able to get a little bit more in their child tax credit. they are going to be able to get maybe $1000 more than they get under current law. that is money that she can use to pay her utility bill, to fix her car so she can keep going to work, to buy diapers, to buy food. this is providing meaningful help to working families that right now are shut out of the full child tax credit because their earnings are too low. we have an upside down policy right now where we give the least help to the families who need it the most. now let's be clear, under this package families still have to have earnings in order to qualify for the credit. and the credit unfortunately still phases in as earnings rise. so families with some of the lowest incomes will either not call -- either not qualify at all or qualify for a small credit. but it is providing meaningful help. geoff: the proposal was praised for finding offsets to hel

your final two victims were sharon miller who were standing money central pedestrian central reservationberately aimed the van at them at drop them from speed from behind and intended to kill them. they were very lucky to survive, with broken ribs, an injury to their left leg and cuts all over his head and body. he continues to suffer flashbacks. his head and body. he continues to sufferflashbacks. miss miller sustained injuries to her body and legs which left in severe pain and housebound for several months. she is afraid to go out and may never be able return to work. you were eventually stopped and contained by police vehicles. when confronted by officers, you produced a knife when she dropped only after you had been tasered. you later made no comment to all questions in interview. the court has both heard and read heartbreaking statements from those of your victims who survived. the families and friends of those who died. you have sentenced them to a life of grief and pain. this is a roll call of just life of grief and pain. this is a roll call ofjust some of life of grief and pain.

that sharon, while professor of international law. thank you so much for your analysis. several states including the u. s. u. k, and canada. australia and they really have halted funding for the you and the agency you for palestinian refugees. that's after it emerged that some of the agencies staffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th terror attacks by him . off on israel, the agency on russ said it had fired the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the west was one of the relief organizations biggest financial backers. the agency has previously said its ability to deliver aid to gaza is on the verge of collapse or ceremonies are being held to mark international, hollow, cost, remember, and stay around the globe. on this day, in 1945 soviet forces liberated al shirts and nazi occupied poland the largest and deadliest of concentration. an extermination camps were hundreds of thousands of people were tortured and killed under the orders of adolph hitler in total announcing germany systematically murde

." >>> we know sharon stone for her film roles.found out, there is a lot more to the picture. >> we are both very excited to be interviewed today. >> reporter: bandit, her dog, goes just about everywhere actor sharon stone goes, including lying at her feet while she paints and paints and paints. >> i don't think i'm just an actress or a writer or a painter. i think i'm just an artist. >> reporter: the new brushstrokes the oscar nominee is taking to her long career ahead on "sunday morning." >>> two decades after finding himself in a groundbreaking role and a target of deadly threats, trailblazing episcopal bishop gene robinson is talking with ted koppel. >> blessed be the name of the lord. >> reporter: as the first openly gay bishop in all of christiandom, gene robinson expected some hostility. still a call from the vermont state police back in 2009 hit a little too close to home. >> we just arrested someone. he had a picture of you and your partner and he had scrawled across it save the church, kill the bishop. >> reporter: the re

our health correspondent sharon barbour was outside the royal victoria infirmary in newcastle and gave, the doctors here on the picket line firstly are losing six days pay, three days before christmas, and i ask them about that, they feel so strongly about this dispute that they are willing to carry on the fight for what they say is pay restoration. they are also telling me a little bit about what conditions have been like in the number of patients they are now treating on trolleys, notjust in a&e but trolleys that are being part in wards because there is no more room. we know this hospital is at capacity, it is full, which is not where you want to be, as half your medical workforce walk out for six days, and that is days and nights, leaving the consultants to try and cover, and that has meant tens of thousands of operations have been cancelled and appointments have been cancelled, 1.2 million appointments have been cancelled through industrial action over the past year. so, that is the view of the picket line here in newcastle. and sharon, there is a concern about the impact on patien

sharon shaw . thank you so much for joining us, dr. shaw. >> let's talk about alzheimer's diagnosis. what is the rate now you are seeing compared to five years ago? >> it is definitely increasing and we know that alzheimer's has a risk of developing it and increases as we get older. as we live longer, the likelihood of developing alzheimer's disease increases. as you said earlier, 6.7 million americans have alzheimer's disease and that number is rising every time we report on these numbers. >> what do we know about the causes of alzheimer's? it differs from person to person. sometimes it is genetic, sometimes they think it might be caused by something in the environment. what are they finding now? >> we know about the pathology of alzheimer's disease where we confirm that the disease is what we think it is but the proteins that build up in the brain, that is the way that we confirm diagnosis at pathology. we don't do that for everybody while they are alive. why those developing certain people and at what age is not clear yet. there may

sharon talking about the testin: , me! sharon talking about the testing. the _ me!screening ages from 60 _ 50, over 55? yeah, in england the screening ages from 60 but i 50, over 55? yeah, in england the screening ages from 60 but they i 50, over 55? yeah, in england the i screening ages from 60 but they are trying _ screening ages from 60 but they are trying to— screening ages from 60 but they are trying to reduce it down to 50. the reason _ trying to reduce it down to 50. the reason they— trying to reduce it down to 50. the reason they haven't yet his capacity of services — reason they haven't yet his capacity of services. the capacity of hospitals _ of services. the capacity of hospitals to do colonoscopies. if we reduce _ hospitals to do colonoscopies. if we reduce the — hospitals to do colonoscopies. if we reduce the age we reduce the threshold for a referral that car —— sharon _ threshold for a referral that car —— sharon described. it's really important that the government invest in services _ important that the government invest in services to enable that re

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police say 79 year-old sharon della moore was hit by a red mid-nineties ford thunderbird the car and your screen there on east 5th street in benicia back in january of 2019 they say the car more than likely has damage on the front end. authorities are still offering any tips are looking for any tips that might lead to an arrest. scientists say they've completed the first comprehensive estimate of mountain lion population in california and that population, they say, has been reduced. >> by the thousands, the total population estimated to be the between 324500. that's thousands fewer than the previous estimate of about 6,000 human activity poses. the greatest threat was almost 40 million people in or near a mountain lion habitat. the findings could be to influence conservation efforts to protect mountain lions from extinction. developing news tonight ahead of a critical funding deadline. congress seems to be making progress on a spending deal leaders just announced that they've agreed on how much the budget should cost, but they haven't decided how to divvy up that money. >> our washin

it initiated after the secration of. by then zinanis prime minister ariel sharon.ith. depressed coverage of this assination of basem sulaymani now entering its uh fourth day we're looking at some uh rest of the headlines this hour 100 days into the us israely genocide in the gaza strip. the european human rights group says at least 100,00 palestinians are killed, wounded or missing in the onslot. despite over three months of killing and destruction campaign against palestinians, israel has failed to achieve any of its declared.

sharon barbour, bbc news. the bbc�*s meghan 0wen is in the newsroom in london.ments. yes, look at this map, you can see how much of the uk has those amber weather warnings and in the last few hours we have been finding out that thousands of homes across northern ireland and the north of england and wales have lost power. we want to bring other updates, this is a nuclear site in the north of england, to stop their operations overnight, they expect to resume tomorrow, but say they are stopping them at the moment because of that severe weather. in terms ofjust how fast the wings are, the fastest wins were measured in wales at 90 mph, 130 km an hour, left us in north yorkshire and killing in northern ireland, really extensive and powerful all over the uk, in fact, it is thought to be the most powerful storm of the season. here are some of the latest pictures. there's been widespread travel disruption in belfast, these are people waiting for flights, lots of flights disrupted. this was a clock tower that came down in galway, ireland, and we saw earlier trees have bee

it initiated after desecration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharon.t the country, pledging to retaliate. reactions pour in following the us-sided aggression on yemen with iran, and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace. the international court of justice brings a second day of hearings a lawsuit by south africa.

here's the lastest from our reporter sharon barbour in blackpool. storm isha has landed. uk is now under amber weather warnings for strong winds, some reaching up to 90 mph. if you do come near the coast, please make sure you err with caution. the idea is, even when it is rough, the wind and the waves will come over, and it could sweep you out to sea and it is hard in this weather to try and find anyone. so, please, if you do come down, or if not, please steer clear of the sea, if you can. what hasn't been able to land is a number of planes. dublin airport has cancelled more than 100 flights and strong winds meant many were unable to land. some have been diverted to france as all uk airports were full. even in london, planes struggled to land. all transport has been affected. in scotland, a tree fell on top of a car, but thankfully no one was injured. 0n the trains, there has been huge disruption, with scotrail stopping all services tonight. the extreme weather conditions brought about by storm isha means it wouldn't be safe to run passenger trains. that is in the interes

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it initiated after desecration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharon.hwa rumah sakit indonesia hari ini membutuhkan baik benderanya jangan teguk gitu ya, ayo. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day, it was: the 13th day of the war on the gaza's rep, look at the missile, what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses, they killed children, men, women, and old men, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israeli's habit. from ages, they say that children fire rockets, 10 years of chaos and war in syria, the ruins left. in syria, who benefits from the continuation of this war? what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creating chaos in syria? why syria, a different narrative?

. >> ladybugs, mom, sharon tells me the pain has been unbearable. she talked to us at serenity house in oakland, nonprofit, where ladybug used to volunteer. sharon says while the past week has been tough, the outpouring from those ladybug helped has touched her. >> a sweet and loving person and a lot of fun to be with and just lively. she was full of life. >> ladybugs. death isn't an isolated incident, though. every year dozens of people are hit and killed by cars. here in oakland. it's a problem. city officials say they're determined to fix. that includes oakland city council member carol fife. fife says in addition to the immediate action, she'll be pushing to install barriers on the street to slow traffic down. she also supports a longer time fix for especially dangerous roads like this one. >> there's a project in the pipeline right now that's going to not only beautify, but make the streets a lot safer than they are. >> oakland leaders say most of these traffic related deaths are avoidable tragedies. they also point to equity factors at play, s

and sharon barbour sent this update a short time ago.a has landed in the uk — winds have already been recorded in wales, in the snowdonia area, of 90mph. for much of the country here, looking at winds between 70—80 mph but we don't really know what storm isha will bring. all the emergency services are warning those right across the uk of problems on the roads, problems with trains and we've already seen some problems with planes and of course, people walking around have even been warned to be aware of flying debris, particularly strong warnings around all of the coasts where the waves are expected to come right over, onto roads — so warnings of being swept out to sea, warnings of being hit by debris. the worst of the storm is farfrom here, hundreds of miles still out to sea, of course, coming over from those snowstorms that were seen in north america coming through ireland, which is seeing really, really high winds and the sea coming up here in blackpool now. as we speak, the sea is expected to reach high tide in around two hours�* time.

sharon gave the thumbs up for the so-called operation defensive shield for the attack in the west bankerritory was completely liberated. the liberation was a golden opportunity for the resistance and to go forward in their struggle. ما هم مشترک بودیم با این مرد بزرگ و بعضی برادرهای دیگه همراهشون اون روز ما تو کانال ماییدالی تنگ تنگ ولی پر از جنازه سر بالا نمیشه تو اونجا شاید سختترین به این برادرا به این برادرتون که روزها. شما نه روز ازدواجها این روزها مثل همون روزها ازش استفاده کنید. یادم اومد اون نوشته شهید ما شهید علی گردان تو دفترچه ش نوشته بود: برادر عرب که تو به دنبال منی و من به دنبال تو به خدا قسم اگر من را شهید کنی شفاعت من این رو برای مشکینی خوندم آیت الله مشکینی رحمت الله علی گریه کرد گفت عارف اینه معرفت اینه ا برادرم که تو به دنبال اومدی به من به دنبال تو به خدا قسم اگر من. دو تا ماشین در فرودگاه بغداد مورد هدف روی موبایل یک خبر می اومد که یه اتفاقی توی فرودگاه بغداد افتاده چند نفر شهید شدن فقط فیلم سوختن اون دو تا ماشینا رو دیدم دلم آشوب شد. به همسرم گفتم که وای حسین فرودگاه بغدادو زدن بابا عراقه الان بابا چهجوری برگرده چون ما بلافاصله اتفاقی بود دنبال خدا رحمت کنه پورجعفری

sharon estelle. dr. taylor is author, educator, speaker and member of the national world war two museum's board of trustees. she is also a war orphaned daughter. that was the voice of god. that's what call it. my parents would be so. i'd read your first. just a couple of lines from a poem written by lawrence binion. 21 september 1914. they not grow old as we are to grow old age, not weary them, nor the years condemn at the going down of the sun. in the morning we will remember them in the garden of remembrance in seattle. this quote is engraved on a wall commemorating those killed in war from washington state. these words flow beneath all we do with this museum, and it defines my life as the daughter of a world war two fighter pilot killed in action on friday, april 30, 1945. i was three weeks old as a little girl in postwar years, people would complement me on my red and i would always say thank you. my daddy died in the war. i've had the rest of my life to figure out why that was. my answer, and i've c

sharon and her daughters were among those set free by hamas. she and her little girls are haunted by the horrific ordeal and she fears for her husband who is still being held. here is some of what she shared with anderson cooper. >> i cry all day. i try to be strong for the girls. they look up to me currently because i'm both a mother and a father. when they don't see me, i cry. i watch video of them. sound voices of them. just to feel connected. every minute in captivity lasts like a lifetime. in captivity with the husband and the 135 people are in. >> sharon is vowing to fight for her husband's freedom until he is released. nikki haley is now ramping up her rhetoric on donald trump who has targeted her as she is looking to build momentum in new hampshire's primary next week. plus, the economy. always shaping up to be a major voting issue. with new numbers out today on jobless claims and mortgage rates can tell us about the state of the economy headed into 2024's presidential election. >>> in the final push, nikki haley is directly attacking t

. >> ladybugs, mom, sharon tells me the pain has been unbearable.he talked to us at serenity house in oakland, nonprofit, where ladybug used to volunteer. sharon says while the past week has been tough, the outpouring from those ladybug helped has touched her. >> a sweet and loving person and a lot of fun to be with and just lively. she was full of life. >> ladybugs. death isn't an isolated incident, though. every year dozens of people are hit and killed by cars. here in oakland. it's a problem. city officials say they're determined to fix. that includes oakland city council member carol fife. fife says in addition to the immediate action, she'll be pushing to install barriers on the street to slow traffic down. she also supports a longer time fix for especially dangerous roads like this one. >> there's a project in the pipeline right now that's going to not only beautify, but make the streets a lot safer than they are. >> oakland leaders say most of these traffic related deaths are avoidable tragedies. they also point to equity factors at play, say

themselves from occasional palestinian operations, thesignist upon an order by then prime minister ariel sharonce of the occupiers... inextensive security measures, the existence of the barrier, and on the other hand, the establishment of a compromising movement and the governance of parts of the west bank, many operations were carried out against the zianist regime. the passage of time has added to the number of these operations, especially during the holy month of ramadan. ماه رمضان به دلیل اینکه برای مجموعه: at least three months of continuous attacks by different palestinian organizations and responses and counter measures by israeli security forces. the operations by palestinian youth have always been in response to the israeli regimes occupation and usurping in the remaining palestinian territories. but what the mainstream media narrates about this confrontation is that the actions of the palestinians are terrorists nature and z his settlers are the victims. palestinian terrorists killed an israeli-american citizen in another deadly attack on monday. 10 others injured after a shooting a s

themselves from occasional palestinian operations, thesignist upon an order by then prime minister ariel sharoneextensive security measures, the existence of the barrier, and on the other hand, the establishment of a compromising movement in the governance of parts of the west bank, many operations were carried out against the zianist regime. the passage of time has added to the number of these operations, especially during the holy month of ramadan. ماه رمضان به دلیل اینکه برای مجموعه ای مسلمان ها یک انرژی مضاعفی تولید می کنه ضمنی که به نظر می رسه با نخوردن و نیاشامیدن انرژی ها تحلیل میره اما از جهت روحی حرکت های بزرگی رو ایجاد میکنه که رژیم صهیونیستی به شدت از ماه مبارک رمضان برای شروع انتفاظه های جدید وحشت داره. at least three months of continuous attacks by different palestinian organizations and responses and counter measures by israeli security forces. the operations by palestinian youth have always been in response to the israeli regime's occupation and usurping in the remaining palestinian territories, but what the mainstream media narrates about this confrontation is that the actions of

reporters: sharon, sharon, sharon.theatre, she's promised to tell all — as she takes to the stage for the very first time. i don't sing, i don't dance. i can't go and, like, entertain with anything other than my life experience. sharon! already a successful music manager, it was when sharon, ozzy and family let cameras into their house for the tv reality show, the osbournes, that sharon found worldwide fame. people say, "oh, god, why did you give up doing the osbornes and this, that and the other?" and i'm like, "because we were the first." i will say very slowly, "it is not my band and i don't want to do any promotions." do you want to do it? yes. of course, ozzy is ingrained in the fabric of birmingham, and it's a city sharon's become very familiar with. it's just an incredible, lively city. usually places that change go backwards. but birmingham has gone forwards, which is so brilliant. and ozzy, you know, he left birmingham a long time ago, but it's such a huge part of who he is and all his recollections and most o

have a significant impact on the agencies capacity to help the civilians in the gaza strip or and sharon gemini, there's calling opposition to the far right. a sd policy or for the sum of its members discussed a mass deportation scheme has fueled nationwide per test. activist have placed lights and berlin's brandon. the gate forming the was never again is now that is a reference to not see kinds more demonstrations against right wing extremism ops. and there's also talk about binding the ac or cutting off it's fun to well and video sca york is a member of the german parliament for the liberal f d p policy. and we all to how effective the process of being so far. well, the one of these protest, myself and my home phone, which has a 2000 and had a chance and they were 15 to 18000 people taking cost. and i think this is a very strong signal and sign to to, to everybody in our country that she wants to defend on democracy. because the, the, what they really do want is to undermine democracy, to destroy democracy, to do the demise of the prophecies. and so this is a really strong opinion, a s

وهو المبادره فاسقط في يد القياده العسكريه للحزب فاوقفت العمليه in the political arena after ario sharonوتاكيد ان المقاومه حتى وهي تدخل في عمليه انتخابيه بتعرف كنا جديد داخلين في الانتخابات وحكومه وتشكل حكومه هذا لا يحرف مسارها اثنى على ال على الذين نفذوا هذه العمليه وقال ارجو ان ان تبلغوا اخواننا في القسام تحياتنا وان تقبلوا بالنيابه عنا رؤوس الذين نفذوا هذه هذا معنى عند الحج كان حاضر ونحن لو كنا موجودين لقبلنا رؤوسهم وايديهم الحج عماد والله لو هو اسر شاليط لم يكن بهذه السعاده شيء غير عادي اشبه لك اياه كيف. طفل تعطيه هديه تمناها من سنين كان في هذا المستوى من السعاده والفرح. after three years, it launched a new operation. titled summer rains to get shalit released. during the next two weeks, the situation deteriorated. on july 12th, hezbulah also succeeded to take two israeli soldiers. the operation was a pretext to start a battle against hezbulah that has been in the pipeline for a while. the battle took the edge of the pressure on gaza, but in the end, after the war was over on august 14th, hezbella resisted and managed to foil the israeli regime's. صحيح لبنان بال 33 يوم عمقاوم ويصمد ك