then shawn recently thinking there was programs more to it. just really haven't gotten a lot of information, and therefore, he is holding this press conference, or i should say a candlelight vigil at saint gregory's church tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. in san mateoo. . shawn, thank you very much for joining us, and sharing this. i'm so sorry we had technical problems and it didn't pan out. but i just want to ask you, hopefully this answer will come through, what do you hope will come out of the vigil in addition honoring calvin's memory? let's talk about that this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. we cannot imagine. we hope the killer is found. thank you. >>> thank you so much for joining us on this interactive show, getting answers. today we talk about covid-19 now the that we learned a mutation in the delta variant, delta plus has been detected in santa clara county. almost 50 total cases of mutated delta variants, including 46 case

>> eli: shawn radioed in. he and theo are at a cabin in the woods with a limo parked in front of it. and guess what? the limo--it has the same plates as the one that ben rented. >> lani: that's great. >> eli: yeah. they're probably rescuing ciara right now. abe: thanks to paulina. >> paulina: someday--maybe someday you'll forgive me. [knock at door] lani? what the hell are you doing here? >> olivia: excuse me? is that how you greet your mama? >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the "days of our lives." [soft orchestration] ♪ ♪ >> theo: are you all right? i mean, when you didn't come home last night, i thought it was because he hurt you. >> ciara: i'm fine. theo, i'm fine. i really am. >> shawn: ah, there's no cell service out here. just--all right, i'm going to go radio in, all right? i'll be back. >> theo: what the hell is wrong with you? kidnapping her on her wedding day? >> ben: i needed her to remember how much she loved me. >> theo: you can't make someone remember you just because

like former "dancing with the stars" winner shawn johnson. >> so, shawn johnson was a star gymnast fromlearn how to ballroom dance and be very like close and intimate. and i remember being just like, oh, many i gosh. >> what she doesn't know is that across the country in florida, in a trailer park, a 34-year-old man named robert o'ryan is becoming focused, obsessed with her and her performances. so he decides to leave florida and to drive across the country and to confront/meet johnson on the set of the show. o'ryan is stopped by cops in alabama on his way across the country and tells cops as they question him that he's on his way to california to meet shawn johnson. >> i know this sounds a little bit crazy, but my intuition tells me that we're gonna have a beautiful relationship together. >> police who encounter him have no legal reason to stop and hold robert o'ryan. so he continues on his way to california. >> march 25, 2009, was just like every other day at the beginning. just feeling normal. i mean, there was nothing crazy that i saw going on. i was just giddy and on cloud nine bei

shawn: i agree with you.egulation issue but i think actually, a lot of recent issues, the recent selloff, is due to tencent internal issues. i would say definitely that tencent is probably [indiscernible] but if you own tencent at this level, you probably understand the magnitude. for three quarters, their numbers are not good. in terms of numbers, i mean revenue and profits in terms of their earnings. i think investors are awaiting a catalyst, even though that is the valuation. personally speaking, [indiscernible] i haven't seen [indiscernible] on tencent get. haidi: is the fact that they have done a lot to get along with the regulators, can they do more? are there issues like preferential tax scenarios, bigger pressure points? shawn: you know, a lot of things are unconfirmed now. as a peer internet company, we think it is likely to be true because for a long time, large china internet companies enjoyed preferential tax rates. but going forward, i think that is going to be removed. secondly, i think that som

some of the old divisions going back to the 2016 campaign, you mentioned hillary clinton endorsing shawn tell brown, a council member here. nina turner, a familiar face a long-time bernie sanders ally. bernie sanders was out in force endorsing her. establishment versus progressive. and we had a flavor here of

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[singing] >> reporter: it was five years ago tonight that shawn riley's life changed in an instant.was gunned down while playing pokc >> it has been a living hell, every day it is just, you know, trying to figure out who has done this. trying to bring someone to justice. it is, trying to get up every morning fighting the fight to figure out who has done this. >> reporter: calvin, a 20-year-old never made it home that night. his case has been cold for years. >> we have a killer walking the streets. we have nothing. >> reporter: at saint gregories there was a call for justice. >> i go to bed every night telling calvin i will find who has done this. >> reporter: a moment to remind the young man with a contagious personality filled with potential and a zest for life. >> he had a key phrase, what's up, stud in that thick boston accent. i still remember his smile and making jokes. >> reporter: shawn says calvin gives him strength. >> i miss my family, you know, i miss him, i miss it all. i miss sunday afternoon dinners. i miss just his thirst for life and his, the way he impacted others.

it's actually the 1st time that the group has held back shawn in the history of the movement. they also picked up the provincial capital, political murray, which has been battling up to 2 days of heavy fighting. that is quite significant because it's the gateway to the north from cobble. so the reflectively managed to cut off most of the north from cobble. now they also picked up far a city the provincial capital, far in the south waste. this tonight we're picking up these 3 provincial capitals that now got 9. and to put that into context, the last time they held a provincial capital was in 2016, and they only held it briefly because us forces managed to push them out of condos, which they took at that time. so to pickup 9 over less than a week now incredibly significant and showing the amount of momentum they have across the country in the north, the city of missouri sharif, which is the 4th biggest city in the country, is now essentially under siege. it is an island of government control, but there are also clashes going on beer and we understand the taliban a pushing very h

the movie's diretor, shawn levy, is best known for the night at the museum films, as well as netflix�ystation franchise uncharted. now, there've been lots of adaptations of video games into movies, with varying degrees of success. does creating a fictional game world, which draws on gaming culture really heavily, help you avoid some of the pitfalls that those kind of movies have made? yeah, you hit the nail on the head. i spent a year working on uncharted, and so i speak first—hand when i say it's possible to be very creative when you're doing a videogame adaptation, but you're never completely unshackled. you are always beholden to the lore and expectations of the game. so, with free guy, i got to create an original film and i got to create the rules of the game within the film. so that gave me maximum freedom, which i have to say was liberating and something i wouldn't have had if i were making a more literal adaptation of a videogame. audiences'll be able to determine for themselves if free guy takes movie and videogames mash—ups to the next level when the film hits cinemas. ican�*

. >> jimmy: did shawn mendes ask to you marry him >> um, he has not and i am not engaged.r and, i mean, i'd actually like you to enlighten me. which hand is the engagement hand because i don't know my parents are married and they both lost their ring [ light laughter ] and so, i like literally like my mom couldn't tell me either like she could save me from this but she doesn't because she doesn't know either. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, it's the left, it's the left hand, right, yeah. >> you don't even know, see? is this common knowledge >> jimmy: no, it's common knowledge. but i'm trying to remember but when you do the wedding -- >> nah, you sound insecure about this [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i almost ripped my finger off with my wedding ring that's - >> so you don't wear yours either >> jimmy: no, i just -- i have a tattoo on my lower back. [ laughter ] yeah, says "married. taken. >> says her name >> jimmy: says "taken," yeah >> i have a tattoo of shawn on my lower back too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, we have the same tattoo, yeah. we have the same tattoo. >> it says -- it s

i'm eric shawn.urricane ida came ashore just before noon local time as a category 4 monster, sustained winds just under category 5, 150 miles per hour. thousands of gulf coast residents have already evacuated, thank goodness, after the warnings the storm could be as bad to make rescues impossible. arthel: and all of this, 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina made landfall in louisiana as a category 3, bringing scenes of devastation in new orleans and the gulf coast that quite frankly we wish we could forget. eric: absolutely. can't believe it's only been 16 years for all the storm coverage let's begin in new orleans, jeff paul is there in french quarter with the very latest. jeff. >> reporter: yeah, eric and arthel, the winds are really starting to pick up. the rain is coming down pretty hard and you can see just what some of these strong gusts did to what was presumably a portion or part of a roof. it flew over here onto the street, near the french quarter, and it snapped a traffic signal rig

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we're not sure why shawn, i'll wait there while you hold on about any choice. what will i be judge or? no, i don't know. you're not very polite. gave me. you've got the me i the the when me the in the, with your jordan need to live without falling. there's no possible experience. you can gain experience. i call you again as res on the job on the any body was never made to me see got no see i have a spring. yes i do. i have a passion for football. i can't do. no. does the outside football? does my mother without food to eat or not? there's no money. i would i need money or not. if i mean football environment i enjoy what i do. i'm happy to meet you. my name is developmental. do use my ned? yes. ok. my name is x in this is my, my junior, i do. i do the 985 for young into your parts. i'd activists were murdered by south african security forces. if you gone solve the problem by removing the guy, then you could keep 36 years on a family's quest for justice. reveal systemic resistance to prosecution for the convicted for taking my father away from me. and expose is t

to beat the official time, shawn needed to swing more than 32 hours.very four hours. as of friday afternoon after 36 hours on the swing set, he did it. shawn's dad says swinging has been a favorite habit for him so he thought why not take a shot at the world record. >> we're super proud. just the maturity and the willpower just to stay on that. >> the toughest part, he said, swinging through the night. i love how there's an audience watching him do it too. >> my favorite part there, first of all, is that he's swinging in the back of the interview and then his mom or whoever that lady is going like this. >> a slow clap in the back. >> still ahead right here, why doctors are pleading with folks not to try the lest viral not to try the lest viral at not to try the lest viral 's the return, ain't nobody it messing with a brother named luda no matter how hard you try. that ain't it my bro, take 64. it's the return, ain't nobody messing. you gotta do that again man. bro, one more time. worth of drip but i'm cut from a different cloth. tell my competition lay

i'm eric shawn. new revelations about embattled new york governor andrew cuomo, he faces multiple allegations of sexual harassment amid growing calls for him to resign. now his executive assistant who claims he groped her under her blouse, she has gone public. her story and that of the female state trooper who said cuomo ran his hand, quote, between my west chest and my privates. curtis sliwa is here to react. at the southern border, the crisis continues, more migrants flooding already crowded facilities. local officials claim that thousands that test positive for covid are being released into the communities and the rest of the country. we have live coverage on all of these stories today. we have the latest on the migrant carrying coronavirus. alex hogan has the latest on governor cuomo and the allegations from executive assistant number one. let's go to mike toebin live in chicago, a city under siege from shootings that last night sadly took the life of a police officer. >> reporter: one chicago po

capital and as many hours falling to the taliban, and this is in the north eastern province of back shawn. charlotte, just checking that you can hear me a minute and a half. oh al, apologies for that. so obviously we've been reporting on the taliban continuing advance in afghan as tom they've been fighting on multiple fronts in the southern provinces of kandahar and helmand, but they've also been fighting elsewhere. and crucially, in territory that is traditionally hostile to taliban rule in northern parts of the country. today we've been reporting about the taliban gaining territory in far as city and also in battle and province. but now we have another provincial capital for the taliban in afghanistan. this is fine, but the capital of the north eastern province of by the sean. and so they have been really targeting areas that go beyond rural districts. have been going into urban centers. they've also been targeting strategically important cities, particularly those that are close to the border crossings that tell about sees border crossings, which basically put some gives them an econom

lead the investigation into the assassination of president juvenile mois, has stepped down. monsieur shawn let says he's removing himself from the case for personal reasons. morris was killed last month by a group of all men whose storm the presidential residence, patient police say more than 40 suspects, have been arrested, including 12 police officers and 2 americans. rights groups are criticizing a u. s. policy of expelling refugees and migrant stumped at the border. that being flown to mexico, southern border boss to a remote area in guatemala, the migrants which include people from honduras and el salvador, then left to fend for themselves. and other people who have died in alger as wildfire as wasn't to 7155 is still burning across 60 provinces. a visual has been held for 5 people, shot dead by a gunman in the english city of plymouth. after thursdays, killing spree, 22 year old jake and davison shot himself, his mother and a 3 year old girl, were among the victims. i. c. k. fast mass shooting in 11 years as the headlines and he continues here on out his era. the impulse 2 of the men

my good friend shawn faulkner from cgsc, i believe, is going to give a presentation on the red scare in the near future, if i'm not mistaken. so there's something to look forward to as well. >> and all the more reason to look forward to the research that you are doing right now and getting the book published so that there will be another wonderful resource for folks available. so we really look forward to that. we thank you so much for being here. c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. there's a collection of c-span products, browse to see what's new. your purchase will support our nonprofit operations and you still are time to order the congressional direct write with contact information for members of congress and the biden administration. go to cspanshop.org. on september 12th, 1918, the american expedition an ary force under john j. pershing

ball thrown away by shawn murphy, running to 3rd. next pitch, aaron judge hit it just enough to drop it in right field that is how the yankees took the lead for good. won its 12th straight win. that sounds weird. 12th straight game. they clawed their way back in the game. they are 5 1/2 back in the western division and matt chapman noticed the thin crowd. >> definitely a little disappointing with the attendance but, you know, that is out of our control and we want the fans to come out here and support us because it is only going to help us, business with the mets tonight. yesterday, and the day before. credit the new guy with this one on thursday. i am drawn towards the hat with a giant's pins in it, aren't you? top of the 1st. chris got it started 2-run blast. throwing a shutout in the 6th inning until it wasn't. pete hammered this. a 2-1 job tied the game. still 2-all, 8th inning, the giants loaded them up for darren and he found a hole. pinch hit single. scored the go-ahead run. the mets also loaded the bases in the 8th here. jose

the ah, me, the ah, in the wake of the taliban, shawn cade, over of afghanistan. the white house says it did not evacuate earlier to avoid a complete crisis of confidence in the afghan government, but it admits that its belated response failed to stop that from happening anyway. as un food agency is one of the down shortages within a week. the group's ag, before the country tells us of a growing humanitarian catastrophe. needs that are on the new location or the most important scene right now is the provide so that we can provide partial systems to the people who are some afghans employed by foreign.

shawn pate was now talking to shannon crawley's colleague at the 911 call center.ot of disturbing personal phone calls at work. >> he said jamere stroud would call up here all the time. and want to speak to her. >> this is going back months now. >> months. months. months. and on one particular occasion, she says, you know, i'm kind of in fear of my life. i'm scared. i don't know what he might do to me. he's shown up at my house and he has a gun with him at all times. >> shannon's co-worker was concerned and wanted to help. >> it gets to the point that he offered to sell her a gun, which he did. he named the exact model. and tells me that he gave her bullets to accompany the gun and offered to teach her how to use it. >> what kind of gun? >> it was a.38 caliber revolver. >> the same type of gun detectives thought denita's killer might have used. >> you know, wait a minute. i just finished an interview with her five minutes ago and she told me i never owned a gun. and in that same interview, i asked her do you think that jamere is capable of murder? and she said no.

. ♪♪ >> i'm shawn brown i'm from baltimore, maryland. >> could you tell us about these wagons here >>ar ambulances. these are spoils of war. we took these from the confederates down in richmond after the surrender in appomatox. this model is one of our are original issue federal ambulances. you can see on the side we've got stretchers to haul the wounded off the field then we can mount up to four stretchers in this wagon at a time so we can four wounded soldiers at the same time. sometimes even six when it's nasty. >> so these types of wagons would have been in the parade 150 years ago? >> absolutely. the army doesn't move without supplies. and when the battle starts raging these are used primarily for getting those poor men that are wounded on the field off field so we can get them back to medical assistance to our surgeons and our medics. >> how do you go about rebuilding these? where do you get the plans? >> through the amish who do a great job. there's plenty of historical references for these because they weren't just used in this period they would have been used well after that

let me shawn it. if told you. she kamisha your boy. i taught she to show me how can she boy would be aim before she came to so many guilty me back by a mean she would be told by the time of year in with him. but let me show you where we in the office. i mean the covers portal if you will, or mail back a lot o key an issue because our v who d, we'll need the need for that. them yeoman. the marshal who come ashore at them will have chisher. tricia for short would issue government but entertain you and i had mission in our lab managers. mylanta. i says abraham in more jazz and it's more learn higher too because that can be observed. and i can fill out on teams, maybe or ms. jack sell to go and ticket bill jump t mean tallies. zika smith about what followed now argumentative kailua couldn't was suddenly the general slim another battle below was anti limbeck one who after jan the ending was to me and so had already fallen. mister was sali kalokie near a girl as he or co shaddick latency, or am i getting another this? ok, the headman moment

bodies and i also rediscovered this image of the plantation scene as entitled antebellum tableau by shawn mullin, and it is a fascinating story as i am trying to place the land, and place the personal experience and place the memory of the enslavement and also of the civil war. here we see a land owner who is standing in the front, and we see a post that is the fascinating aspect of the image, and we can see the young woman who is in the back and she has a bonnet in her hand, and another young girl who is actively posing as if she is sweeping the land. the experience of this, and when we are thinking of dress in these images of this land and the importance of stories, this is finding these images and when i was researching this story, i was looking for ways to tell how photography mediated with the silencing othis history by going into public and private selections to find another narrative. this a portrait of etheridge, as you can see, and he is writing a letter to his former captain orem hedrick, that in the days to come, we will have a chance to say hello again. this is important becau

i'm shawn rosenmoss. i'm the development of community partnerships and carbon fund for the san francisco department of environment. we have an advisory committee that meets once or twice a year to talk about, okay, what are we going to fund? because we want to look at things like equity and innovative projects. >> i heard about the carbon fund because i used to work for the department of environment. i'm a school education team. my name is marcus major. i'm a founding member of climate action now. we started in 2011. our main goal it to remove carbon in the public right-of-way on sidewalks to build educational gardens that teach people with climate change. >> if it's a greening grant, 75% of the grant has to go for greening. it has to go for planting trees, it has to go for greening up the pavement, because again, this is about permanent carbon savings. >> the dinosaur vegetable gardens was chosen because the garden was covered in is afault since 1932. it was the seed funding for this whole project. the w

then him show me or she will nicely let me shawn: it if told you she kamisha your boy. i taught, she's a teacher. i mean, can she boy would be me before she came to so many guilty me by. i mean, she would be told by the time of year in with him, but let me show him when we in the office. i mean of his portal if you will or mail back a lot or key an issue. because our v o u d, we did the naval that them yeoman marshal had come ashore at them will have chisher, tricia for short would issue. but the entertain you and i had mission in our lab managers. midland, i says abraham in more jazz and it's more f learn higher too because they kind of and i can fill out until mid jack sell to go and ticket bill jump t mean tallies zika smith about what followed. now argumentative hollywood couldn't was suddenly the general slim. another battle bill was until limbeck one who after jan the handle had already fallen. mister with sali kalokie near. unless he or co shalley collect the nitty or to a m a l. carry on about this. ok, the headman won't get yay l d mc deliveries who killed on t

and by the shawn provinces where they are currently present with their families under taliban control, the link between taliban and these intern, transnational terrorists group is stronger today that then at any point in recent times, just as indicated numerous times by the function monitoring team of the un security council the taliban, contrary to their commitments and their daughter agreement have not broken ties with their regional and international terrorist organizations. in fact, these lengths are unbreakable, as they have been cultivated and built on shared ideology, interest and goals, and inter marriages which have been translated into joint attacks, logistical and materials support. the implication of allowing this network to continue to grow inside the country carried great security risk. not only for fun is done, but also for the why the region and even the world. this is a shared risk and concern to all of us as they are not the taliban of the 21st century. coming from the isolated madras us. but the manifestation of the nexus between transnational terrorist networks and

shawn: on average, you're looking at about $7 to $7.50 per square foot.onis: lulu's resource, united leather, is over 20,000 square feet with 15,000 different types of leather. honestly, it proves that she knows how to surround herself with good people. how many square feet does it take you to make a typical bag for you? lulu: we'll probably use maybe 10 square feet. lemonis: maybe or for sure? lulu: i don't know the exact number. lemonis: lulu. lulu: i know. lemonis: every one of your patterns should have a material quantity. lulu: yes. it's not a really beautiful system, but we do have it. lemonis: it's an ugly system, but it's accurate. lulu: it's accurate. lemonis: who owns the business today? lulu: i own the majority. lemonis: okay. how much money have you put into the business from the beginning? lulu: so, scott, my husband, we put roughly $175,000 in. lemonis: wow. lulu: this is really where i think i need a lot of help because we've lost a lot of money trying to promote the company. lemonis: do you have any financials with you? lulu: i do. we can

to re shawn and for some of these causes many, many of the people by bullets by phone. so today's the hospital was slowing. they added extra beds. all admissions were from gunshot wounds. the hospital says it has received about 20 patients from cargo international airport since monday. for have died and the rest of being treated for gunshot wounds after the taliban and us forces tried to disperse, crowns that breached the perimeter. be to see if the patient from around bug off they are going to spend most of most of them the receive as bullets through the chest and head. this hospital is run by emergency in g or an international humanitarian organization with the taliban in charge. they say the operations have continued on uninterrupted. they say the minister of health has remain the same. and fighters have introduced themselves. i have to say so far out of plenty of that we are in the country. we always, we able to war and everybody respect off, nobody for matthew that was not just a big part of the patient. the brahman is 12 years old when the telephone took over his

from one is are daniel shawn la we go to india. now the health ministry is saying that coven 19 is still raging across the country. and the pandemic is far from over. cases rose by more than 41000 on wednesday. and as part of new mitchell reports from italy, millions of people already hit by the virus and now struggling to pay medical bills . i find the law sort of show my recorded this message after spending a month on a ventilator. he needed a medical device to help him, but it was a major milestone in his school with 900 recovered. 32, let go. however, as his condition improved and he returned home, his family faced another dilemma, paying off the $50000.00 in medical billing. after spending all their savings, they borrowed from friends, family, and the bank. still short bit on to a popular fundraising site and raised $30000.00 since all of a still unable to walk or interact with people. his family has rented a separate home for him with 24 hour care financial medical loss financially. we lost money because of the medical visits

thank you very much, shawn reporting, just from quincy california where the state is still battling some of its worst wildfires. now columbia is facing an increasing migrant crisis with more than $10000.00 people arriving in the border town of nicole kelly, people from countries including cuba, haiti, and then also as far away is gone. and molly and toga descended on the town. the hopes of crossing the gulf of a robber before a jungle track to reach panama from that it's north to the us. but now many a stranded with the only fairy company stretched to capacity with too many passengers. but i spoke to teresa bo about as she is in a cockney ferry terminal and explains some of the challenges people are facing as they try to embark on the next leg of that. johnny. what went wrong is that there's not enough boats to take them all to the other side. and the government on the other side just announced that they would be only allowing $200.00 people to cross because they declared what they say is a state of calamity. because of the amount of people that are crossing this part of the country, and

those rocket plans in the area of carry out shawn, there were no injuries. people in northern israel have been told to stay at home. know the rockets were fired from an area of southern lebanon, which is under the control of hezbollah. now the online spending spree prompted by covey lockdown has led to an unprecedented backlog in the supply of goods global supply chains on the strain. and the cost of shipping has skyrocketed. as ro, bernal's reports, ross angelica effects of being felt from corporate boardrooms to kitchen tables. it's a container ship traffic jam, the twin ports of los angeles and long beach. the biggest in the western hemisphere are packed with giant ships, bringing a flood of consumer goods from asia in terms of the amount of cargo coming in. we have not seen anything like it. we've broken records here, month after month after month that the port of los angeles ship traffic here is up 50 percent over 2019. and it's not just here in california all around the world from rotterdam to singapore. a surgeon exports is putting a major strain on g

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shawn nishi says this is the new normal. >> it's very chaotic, because these patients are very unpredictable. at one moment they look great and the next moment, they're dying. >> reporter: and it's taking a toll on the staff. >> you will see the nurses' faces. they are the heart and soul of this institution, but a little bit of them is dying with every patient. >> reporter: southeast texas reporting nearly 700 patients are waiting for beds. there are people who, to this day, don't believe this is -- this is real. >> and i say every day i wish those people could take a walk through these units and see what these patients are going through. >> reporter: in oklahoma, cheyne satter was unvaccinated when he got covid. >> i was stubborn, i won't lie, extremely stubborn. i was the guy, like everybody else, "if i would have gotten it by now, i would have got it." >> up, up, up! >> reporter: the 27-year-old had to learn how to walk and talk all over again after spending three weeks on a ventilator and he now wants the shot. >> i survived covid. i'm getting my first vaccine shot, i don't want to go th

i thank you for that update there. shawn bellis. launch for us and combo. well, i'm a shooter. jamal is head of international affairs and i've gone to the don's office of the national security council. he says tele, on 5 is all making gains, at least in part, thanks to support from pocket stone. the truth is that the taliban have received men, weapons and explosives, but also direction from across our southern frontier, which is that is why they're able to put a resistance across the country. if you focus on a given sliver of time at any given moment, a problem may have fallen under the telephone control. but i think the situation are completely fluid, which means that as we are speaking ask a national defense and security forces are actually rallying and pushing on out of the problems. similar actually happening the shipper on a similar action is also happening inside of the other provinces. you listed as having fallen in and we also interviewed the house shaheen, the tunnel bonds, international media spokesman. he says they won't piece the government aggr

i'm shawn time is certainly glad to have you with us. really start with some breaking news. this our, the israeli air force has struck ground targets in southern lebanon as the situation in the middle east continues to deteriorate earlier. israel launched artillery fire against its neighbour in retaliation to a rocket attack. why this all occurred amid the escalating tensions of the past few days? silence have been blaring along israel's northern border with more. here is our middle east correspondent policy, or these really ami right now is finding shells at the area of the label. now, now this follows an earlier attack from the liberty side into is all there was 3 walker that was fired at israel. one was intercepted by the radio system, one landed in an open area, and one landed in lebanon itself. there are no immediate supports of damage or injuries on the waiting side. earlier there was an indication that they could possibly be such an attack, particularly focused on the northern is rainy town up to be a morning, which is home to some 20000 people. and they also were in