but a cameraman from gaza uploaded a video that he made of the kidnapping of a woman named sherry and her two little boys, a 3-year-old and a 9-month-old and we want to warn you that the video you're about to see is disturbing. [ speaking in global language ] >> that is her clutching those two little boys. i met with sherry's cousin who is name is efad tyler yesterday. >> every hour things get clearer and more horrific. it's something that we can't really understand. a nightmare. a nightmare. >> efad is searching for under information about her cousin sherry and her kids an the rest of her family. >> when did you realize something had happened? >> saturday morning around 10:00. we lost connection with my cousin. >> it wasn't until she saw this video saturday that she knew sherry and her kids had likely been taken hostage. >> i could see the horror in her face. i think they might have been in a state of shock. they were still not understanding what is going on around them. this video is horrible. but it is the only proof of life that we have. other families don't have that. it gives me

they all come to dance flamenco, to drink sherry, and to eat whatever is the traditional tapa that every one of these are cooking. >> it's a party. >> it's a big party. i mean, when you go, you know that you're going to have the best time of times. why? because the entire city celebrating, for not only one day, but one day, two days, three days, four days. those are celebrations that they seem, they never end. and actually, it's a good thing. the day they end, you are kind of happy the next day, you're finally relaxing. >> and my thanks to chef jose andres. just a reminder, the all new episode of "jose andres and family in spain" is next. it's a great show. check it out right here on cnn. thanks very much for joining me this evening. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. it's been a very long we could. i want to send out a shout-out to all of the cast and crew on this program who do this every weekend. i'll see you next weekend. good night. at the end of the week, it's party time. the girls and i will put on our finest and get totally immersed in a time-honored local tradition. >> a

thank you, sherri. thank you, sherri. >> no , i'm done >> thank you. thank you. >> do you have questions? yes. i do. can you hear me okay? >> yes, go ahead. why this is my first meeting i'm getting used to this. >> no worries. >> i'm not a fan of autonomous vehicles. i have to be honest thank you for your presentation. they the details the devil in the detail and we are not getting detail and -- i have serious mobility issues. i would never get in a ride hail taxi or any commercial vehicle like that without a human driver. it is just far too dangerous. it is very possible that i could stumble and fall get nothing or out. there i am -- a heap in the street or on the sidewalk or wherever. what does the nondriver do drive away? i just shutter -- at the thought of a person with series disabilities in my case, mobility at the mercy of a hunk of metal with no human being to help. will i just find it crazy. to consider doing something like this. this is my opinion and that's i'm coming from the position of myself. as a serious low disabled person. i don't kno

kevin arriving with their two adult children, sherry and chad.otage obtained by abc news showing intense moments when police swarmed franke's home the day she was taken into custody. >> police department! >> juju: guns drawn as police scour room to room in search of franke's two middle children. more body cam showing where they were found, miles away at a friend's house. >> we have to physically see her. >> juju: before being turned over to child protective services. >> today we are starting off the day the way we do every day. >> reporter: the 41-year-old franke made a name for himself online with her tough love parenting style on her youtube channel, "eight passengers." >> keeping them home from school and wiping the floorboards would really bring pain. >> reporter: this video of chad as a teen raised concerns among followers. >> what you guys didn't know was chad didn't get anything. he was sleeping on the floor in the family room. >> juju: august 30th, the unthinkable. >> i just had a 12-year-old boy show up here at my front door asking for h

. >> it's something about being a young boy, growing up really in the kingdom of tapas and sherry.s a place where everybody celebrates life, one glass of sherry at a time. one garlic at a time. it's a great place to make friends, even if you go alone. and obviously, andalucia, because of its proximity to africa, was the place where spain got huge influences obviously from the arab world, yes, wars are never good, but then when you move centuries later, is in a way what enriches a country, people mixing with people. if you find a place that is really a fusion between different part of the world, that's happening right in andalucia. all of the muslim world was very important, and to these days, all of these traditions remain in many, many different ingredients and traditions. >> and you took your daughters to a traditional ceremony. what was that like? >> they dance and it's the land of flamenco, without a doubt, own of the great popular dances, the best masters of flamenco come from andalucia. obviously, especially during the springtime, many of the cities and little towns will do t

long time community activist sherry hirota was honored with a street naming celebration. >> hirota isounding ceo of asian health services, which is a federally qualified community health center that provides primary dental and behavioral health services to 50,000 patients throughout alameda county in 12 languages. the new sherry hirota way is located between eighth and ninth streets on what was formerly known as alice street. the location is adjacent to several of the health clinics in chinatown, as well as an area that used to be oakland's japantown before japanese americans were wrongly incarcerated during world war two. this is abc 724 live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes, you're watching abc seven news live anytime anywhere. >> we are. >> we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc7 bay area streaming app join us and start watching is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your

even though he's a professional football player first, he is still sherry's son sherry, by the way, saysz. great. >>> coming up, guys, harry smith has a visit to the lost kitchen, a one-of-a-kind restaurant in maine with a very long waiting st to prove it heli w some tests... are more enjoyable than others. how we get there, matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >>> welcome back this morning on "today food," the lost kitchen. >> yeah. we just had erin french here she made that chicken cutlet we still talk about she apparently returned the favor to one of us harry sent a postcard in 1988 and it just got accepted and you went. >> 10,000 postcards i sent i saw you guys last week we tried this last week. >> yes. >> perfect, perfect, perfect arguably the hardest restaurant to get a reservation in the country. we went up to freedom, maine, at the lost kitchen to find out why. fall in freedom, maine, is as beautiful as one would imagine home to a restaurant where a reservation is as valued as a winning lottery ticket our host erin french, owner of "the lost kitchen". >> you

if they breach the fight is sherry duty, they could pay serious penalties. actions we are taking today are long overdue. the rules going to protect workers saving for retirements. it will protect seniors from being exploited and protect trustworthy financial advisors. now, they won't be undercut by competitors willing to use deception and underhanded tactics to make a profit. bottom line, this is about basic fairness. people are tired of being played for suckers and my administration is going to continue to crackdown on junk fees to give families a little bit of breathing room. let me close with this. when i ran for president, i promised we would not continue trickle-down economics of the past. my dad works like hell. we were a typical middle-class family. cities were expanding and people were moving out of the farm areas. the walls were thin. all kidding aside there was not a whole lot of trickle. i believe every american willing to work hard should be able to achieve the american dream no matter where they live. the steps we are taking today to restore bas

♪ bmo ♪ - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist.g to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to friends and family as a safe product to try. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. abc seven news insider phil matier phil mike johnson not a lot of people really that familiar with him. what do we know about him? >> he's from louisa. diana and you're right, a lot of people don't know about him. that's because he's been pretty much in the background. he's not exactly what we call an effervescent or an aggressive personality out there. he is getting the speakership by default because all of the people that are lined up that people thought had an inside track on this or possibly had the votes after they voted out, kevin mccarthy just didn't make it. but we have is a guy that is very conserv

sherry daniels from the emotional 1st aid group around. thank you so much for your time and helping you understand helping us understand more of the work that you are doing. thank you. thank you. and gaza is rails blockade of the strip is causing acute shortages in food medicine and, and fuel. the lack of fuel is threatening to disrupt garza's, emergency services, ready, stretched by the ongoing is ready on board of the blood stained wreckage. as an ambulance and gaza. this vehicle was crushed by the bloss, germany's really striking labels for one last purpose we were running out of fuel. and so we have been taken federal and diesel from the damaged ambulances and using it to fuel the ones that are working.

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. >> we have the open of the asx 200 here, and sherry has breaking news around peru. >> we will watching peru cutting the reference rate to 7.2 5% from 7.5%. this is the second straight month that we are seeing this cut from the central bank and peru. -- improve. they're very high given inflationary pressures in the country but we are starting to see more and more central banks across latin america start to cut, including brazil, and mexico. and now peru is cutting for a second straight month given that their economy is under pressure. inflation has also slowed to a two-year low while the economic challenges continue. and that is real hat that narrative has been around the world. inflation started to cool in emerging markets, but growth also being challenged. and now these developing economies are taking charge when it comes to monetary easing. >> that's right, sherry, but very sensitive to what is going on at the fed and whether we need to see or will see a further hike this year will perhaps be answered to some degree by that key u.s. jobs number coming out later this friday in the u.s

there are specific figures about. specific figures about casualties, sherry some tatami as many— casualtiesmi as many as 20, i wanted to give you an— as many as 20, i wanted to give you an opportunity to set the record — you an opportunity to set the record straight. i you an opportunity to set the record straight.— record straight. i appreciate that and there _ record straight. i appreciate that and there are - record straight. i appreciate that and there are a - record straight. i appreciate that and there are a lot - record straight. i appreciate that and there are a lot of l that and there are a lot of numbers out there. this is a very fluid situation. the last thing i wanted to do is give you a number three hours from now change that one direction or another, now change that one direction oranother, i now change that one direction or another, i don't have firm numbers. what i do —— when i do i will be happy to share those because it is an important piece of healing and important information for all of us to be aware of, but i don't have a firm number on that. but at least 15. — firm nu

sherry daniel's executive director of counseling for the organization ava, which stands for emotional 1st eye intelligence. thanks for your time. i want to stop asking what the effect does. the uncertainty about the site of the hostages have on the relatives in this situation, as well. the hostage situation is a standard factor on the con. the also state of the society as a whole. the most acute, the motions, the, our feet are executive. the do emotional shock feeling overwhelmed and says anger, hopelessness, despair, and blows. now it's also important to understand the circle of the lounge, and we're also experiencing a ripple effect that means the circle of the one who built, including those who were difficult and directly unexperienced security, nothing a family member and loved ones. those who are exposed to the kids, nothing, and also other population that includes people in the same geographic area or people who identify with the victims, which is actually almost uh say all is really parents, siblings, spouse, children, grandchildren, and other populations that are severely affe

and this is what happens when you have a couple of glasses of sherry in andalucía.er language] [in english] you always live up to the challenge. dad, this is delicious. but you know what really takes the dish to the next level? the eggs are cooked perfectly. and the secret... [ines] thanks to the chef inside. yeah. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. [birds chirping]. [jose] the next stop on our road trip through andalucía is zahara de los atunes, a beautiful small fishing village. [ines] don't you smell the sea? [carlota] i can smell the sea. [jose] as we drive along the coastline from here, we can see the fishermen working. they're out there catching the best and most expensive fish in the world. bluefin tuna, a local treat that's served in

. >> sherry mueller and the privilege of serving on the board.llence in the practice the advocacy for public diplomacy. what would you advise our advocacy committee to do regarding broadcasting? is it simply more resources? what would be the most helpful thing that we could do to even accelerate more impact? >> is a very thoughtful question i hope you're extremely your extremely successfulin doi. i think a couple of things. we have a budget slightly less than a billion dollars. we do not even know how much the chinese and russians are spending. it is in fact resources. but i will tell you what else. i would like you to say over and over again we have not lost the information war. we are losing the information war. we need to do something now. if people think we have lost the information where the going to throw up their hands and say nothing to do there is plenty to do. right now is the moment should be paying attention to it. seriously, we have not lost we could be losing. that is what i want you to say to people. >> i have a question from the m

their names are sherry player tucker had gone into labor early and delivered mars at just 1 pound, onebarely the size of a box of butter. >> mars is being added to the official nicu hall of fame as the youngest baby ever born at the hospital. of course, there's always like those health risks you worry. but doctors work tirelessly. the doctors and nurses. and now, baby marcos, modern medicine is so incredible when it comes to this. >> it's really remarkable. i was only 4 pounds when i was born. i was two months early. i was a preemie and that back then. yeah. not that it was that long ago, but it was incredible. and now it's even a 1 pound that's like this coffee mug. >> how much crazy has changed in what, 18 years? >> i know. it's only. yeah well, okay. 20. yeah. i don't feel old until i hear about new technology. >> i know. oh, i didn't have that right. >> nope, nope. did you have a landline? >> i had a landline. okay and i used to prank call people. >> i'm old enough to remember 67 making phone calls without having to put in the area code and. >> oh, whoa, i know. next high flying se

. >> sherri papini was back in court, but it had nothing to do with her faking her kidnaping in 2016.s was actually a divorce hearing in shasta county. her husband, keith, filed for divorce last year after she pleaded guilty and admitted her abduction story was a hoax. he was granted custody of their two children through an emergency order. sherri papini was sentenced to 18 months in prison, but was released early and completed her sentence at a halfway house. >> well, up next, we're diving into a rather timely debate. you know, the important stuff like what is americans favorite candy? here's one hint. it's not candy corn. >> i'm so surprised. and while we're talking halloween, one dad went big foris's costume. that's coming up but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. includ

sherry. please be brief. yes, this resolution will help us to popularize the discussion of energy consumption management and improvement . the capital is guaranteed from the same account optimizing and actually spending projects will become attractive in such a way that, god willing, if this is implemented well, the project of energy production will become so attractive that i will come now with a little bit of the industry part. i am at your service, thank you for your report, mr. peshbahar, a reporter for the radio and television in the islamic council of the national oil company. the head of the national oil company is not exempted from reaching the court of accounts to fulfill our discipline . ha said to the account of the treasury unit: "still some." it has not been transferred from the accounts of the oil field agencies and its sub-groups to the account of the treasury unit. the court of accounts pursues the case of trespassers in the treasury unit's account in the courthouse. director general of the ga

. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to friends and family as a safe product to try. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. all are advised to be ready to evacuate with a large swath of the bay area under a red flag warning right now. thank you for joining us. i'm karina nova. this is the largest red flag warning in two years for the bay area, which means conditions are ripe for a wildfire. we begin our coverage tonight with spencer christian. and spencer, we could see some pretty high wind gusts tonight. oh, we could indeed, karina. >> we've got high winds and low humidity. that's the combination . and of course, it creates concern about wildfires. here's our red flag warning in effect for virtually the whole

♪ bmo ♪ - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist.starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to friends and family as a safe product to try. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> a lot of barbies in oracle park tonight, the doors have just opened for a screening of the barbie movie on the stadium scoreboard, people are encouraged to come dressed in barbie themed attire. bundle up, it is going to ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the breaking news. israel says its ground operations in gaza are expanding as it unleashes the most intense bombardment on the territory since this conflict began. what the new phase of this war means for the more than 200 hostages still being held by hamas. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ our new reporting as missiles light up the night sky over gaza and

sherry from cleveland asks is the viewpoint of those who will not be harmed by abortion more importanthan the viewpoint of those probably or definitely will be harmed? the lack of complete control over the reproductive choices. also as an atheist why must i be bound by the dictates somebody else's conscious? i want to ask that to ms. cooke. >> thank you for the question. it's really important to know thatha this amendment is not abt a woman's abortion specifically. it's brought of the net. this amendment specifically as allowing for reproductive decisions here again the aclu had an opportunity to define that. reproductive decisions mean cross hormone therapy, transgender surgeries, painful surgeries that we don't want our children to go through today. and again if you want control, then the aclu should have written a banned whether it's 15 weeks, 22 weeks. so it's not about what the moral compass is today. everyone has a different moral compass for the family but i urge sherry and her family to sit down and have those tough conversations. we shouldn't have ans radical amendment that al

as the name of sherry from the international crisis group. thank you. it's time to reach for the stars in kenya with suzanne. and what about a she's sharing, have passion for astronomy by revealing the customers to people across the country . she hopes to inspire especially the youth, to look up to a future with no barriers. one studies at a time of use fedex marine gas in nairobi, has more in this report. the susan would have by now never gets tired of looking at the planets. and this does this tournament has such a passion for todd telescope, country vehicles that should fix it to schools and communities around can you bring up that time? the travelling telescope to simple because they're traveling around to go telescope to different places all over the country. i've tried twice to reach schoolkids to give them a chance to look through the telescope, but also to inspire them to look up at the sky, atlanta bought the beautiful observatory free resources that they have. she gets people to be talking about tonight. uh, this is my 1st time using a telesco

and so again, the, i mean both to get somebody to go to see if at all, nope, does you know for 300 sherry than what were you doing shalana another boy, and that is like 1000. 0 my god, you know, so long as we have those, you know, bull to say yes or no volume rules. so yeah. slash sent over the scan data. cnn, was there any form of you on that or somebody's need ruthie me? i need to speak to ms on mrs. can anybody but i'm going to go and she then says get the what 30 below the money. but it was great. the ed i'm, is i'm going to the visually to sports. so i know it could be of, i think, watching the most of those created to get through a lot going thought it even will deal to just being on the been, i need to see all the resumes. but you all are in the most, it is like going to love it. it's on the own as good as even come on. one of them probably going to hear going, cause hancock was a homeless kind of deal them some bogus the of it. there was this little say that the limits in was there, so it was on your side of how your side will metadata. you know, dan, this can be on the side one b

sherry, delphine , thank you dr. sherry, delphine, thank you so much forjoining us for dr.act the labour party for comment. we have not received a response as of yet . received a response as of yet. your reaction, mark, at gb news.com i just wonder whether this gives you a flavour of what life would be like if keir starmer was in number 10. let's be honest , the country is broke be honest, the country is broke and when the public sector unions don't get the pay rise they're hoping for, i think there will be all out civil war and that's before you get to labour's position on israel . labour's position on israel. however, we've got other fish to fry coming up in uncanceled. why has there been no outrage about alleged racism to a white england rugby player in the world cup fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives his expert analysis shortly and he'll also sink his teeth into whether it's a matter of time before itv acts. this morning. but next in the media buzz, with our prisons overflowing, should britain follow california and decriminalise shoplifting or should we even tough

sherry estrin is hermina's boss and mentor. >> i don't think she knows fear. i really don't. i don't think this young woman knows fear, i have not seen it. and there is plenty she could have been afraid of. >> reporter: hermina grew up in roseland, an annex of the city of santa rosa. she went to wesleyan university in connecticut, the first in her family to graduate college. it was not easy getting there. >> when you're a first generation low income student, there is always a block where every single time you get ahead, there is something you do not know, something you have to learn, another roadblock to overcome. >> reporter: one of those roadblocks, racial discrimination, something hermina says she has had to deal with her entire life. >> because i have an intersectional identity, i had an afro-latina woman, a woman, a woman of color, i carry all those identities, and with me, i carry experiences, throughout college, different implement opportunities, in different spaces, i have to experience adversity because of that. >> she credits students rising above for helping her na

sherry has established a large scale conservation project in the eastern caribbean. the goal was to find a balance protecting culls and other ecosystems, while still enabling tourism and fishing, fake sample in specific areas. the funds that the community was so involved in the designation the design of these areas. that is why it was so successful that are also plenty of ways to enhance conservation methods like these take pain underwood to silence to look back fish for one slightly surprising example. and that is evidence that by protecting the some local stresses, marine protected areas, build resilience in the face of ocean instead of vacation and rising temperatures. so we have to have multiple strategies in addition to marine protected areas. face is lizzy mccloud, who's global cultural research, lead at the nature conservancy for such as like lizzie going one step further in the quest to help rates resist climate change by investigating how to actually toughen couple rates up. and so some of the, the strategies people are using is, are taking corals that are,

and i said no sherry for his return home to campaign ahead of next year's election of to 4 years and self imposed exile to reflect pack is done in 2019 medical treatments. most of you prison sentence for corruption, but the fido authorities never came back. he's returned off to being ground to protect, to fail by federal court. the world in a 1000 migrants and refugees have landed on spain's canary islands. we landed on saturday, including a record and record number on one, but the red cross says 320 people it right to know, you know, in a single wouldn't bite the 7 islands, if the at last atlantic archipelago had become the main destination for micros trying to reach, but at least 1000 people have died, attempting the crossing from africa sofa. this year. the football is morning, one of its best known figures, probably charleston, who helped england to victory the world comp. in 1966 died on saturday at the age of 86, a. charleston school to $49.00 goes to the mission national to reco that stood for many years. he spent 17 years playing for mentions united way. he noticed up 249 goa

given three, and matiyas does not drive without his, and i also do not drive without mine, come here, sherryso that the socialization of the dogs was successful, the dog trainers work with them almost every day, they say , an animal with... to their mentors and can even be jealous of other four-legged friends. each dog needs its own approach and you need to love them, because then conflicts begin and the dog does not want to work with you. in total, together with three new arrivals , there are 21 dogs working in this gynecology center. these are belgian and german shepherds, labradors, rottweilers, spaniels and others. in general, in september , two dozen were handed over to ukrainian police units from europe. dogs from kropyvnytskyi for the tv channel. there are no small donations or non-existent help. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund are collecting funds for the purchase of modern drones for our scouts. unmanned aerial vehicles are needed by the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction. our goal is uah

really in a society with uh, you know, what was the culture of, uh, 200 um, maybe a 500 years ago sherry, um, all these things so they open up and they have uh also this other plan. neil, this is a huge, huge, huge tricity which will it is said to have even a new uh loss. so more often, realists then you have it and then so it'd be on things like this. so they, they are in a smart way, uh, working on the future. and if you look through their glasses, a lot of these things make sense. thomas, case, know that the see thought should side. so, and thank you very much for joining us today. tom's, you're welcome. i and i have a few more stories from the world of sports for you and the agent games in there be bung with dish, but 9 we could, we could to reach the mens crickets final in hungry china. india wasted little time and we to bung lived there, started a 9 to 6 and pinched the victory, and fewer than 10 of us in the face of scottish stone who beat pocket stone in the sense of this fun and us basketball, the philadelphia and 76 is joel and bead has given team usa, a boost by declaring for

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. >> david: his father getting ready for work as a manager at the sherry netherland hotel in new yorkme. >> if you are good, there will be a story. if not, no story tonight. >> david: right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: fred on the moment he heard his parents' voices again. >> it just made me remember the good times. i have wonderful things to think back on. >> that's a good boy. >> david: what a powerful gift for that family. thank you for watching here tonight. i'm david muir. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. through times of tragedy, we and triumph. dianne feinstein showed us the meaning of san francisco goes motto goes gold in peace, iron in war. >> today we mourn an immense loss for the senate, for california, for america. but we also give thanks thanks that someone so rarefied died, so dedicated, and with a sparkling diamond like presence served our country so well for so many wonderful years. >> diane, we know you did your best, but for america. may you rest in peace. >> world leaders, dignitaries, family and friends gathering in san francisco tod

sherry and her sons are now hostages in gaza as well as sherry's parents. these were all by design. we know from documents discovered on terrorist bodies that their goals were to, quote, kill as many as possible, and, quote, capture hostages. we know they sought out specifically children and they went specifically to children's rooms. in the face of this evil, israel must and israel will defend herself. america's policy should be absolutely unqirval to ensure that -- unequivocal to ensure israel has the military and diplomatic support to utterly eradicate hamas for as long as it takes. i want to repeat that last part for as long as it takes. i give you my word that i will do everything in my power and ability and use every resource at my disposal to ensure that that is indeed america's policy. so what do we do immediately? we know what israel needs in the short term. our israeli allies need air defenses and they need weapons. we must make sure together that they get them. if we can get those things from prepositioned weapons we keep on their soil, the war reserve stock, that's where

chaplin sherry says she's never personally felt any threat my father was fbi. so, yes, i grow learning a lot awareness. henry michael ware nurse, like you're always know who's in front of you who is behind? you so i already have that sense of it. and we teach people about that when they're out. >> on the streets walking with but even with the power of a reference color. >> the night ministry, he's felt the danger of the dark side. the tenderloin is one of the city's edge, neighborhoods where their feces on the sidewalk and drug deals out in the open. >> knight ministers walk among the street inhabitants deeply listening dispensing kindness where there is >> trans folks are usually somewhere between 40 times more likely to it's a sight. >> trans chaplin, jj says some people are more at risk others, especially in the lgbtq community having deal. they have they want to continue living. and really all it is is listening >> that sounds really, really painful sylvia. and what she herself as a trained volunteer who lends a compassionate year on the night ministries ca

sherry fled pack has done in 2019 full of medical treatments, also being a prison sentence for corruption, but defied. oh sorry, he's and never came back. they should get jobs. they should get a chance to become respectable pocket studies. there should be no unemployment, no poverty, and no diseases. don't the ignorance, this is wasn't, it was serious wants. i have no intention to take revenge on anyone. this is my prayer to god. i want betterment of this nation i did before and god give power to focus on must some lead to work for this nation. and the well, the football has lost one of its best 9 figures on saturday, bobby childs and who helped england when the world comp, in 1966 has died at the age of 86 jobs and scored $49.00 to the english national team. a record that stood for many years a spent 17 years playing for manchester, united and notched. 249 pounds. all right, that's it for me. and for this, these bullets in the bottom line is next. stay with us. the the a. hi, i'm steve clements, i have a question in the region and across the world. what are the repre cushions of for mazd

talk to sherry daniels from the emotional 1st aid group around. thank you so much for your time and, and helping you understand, helping us understand more of the work that you are doing. thank you. thank you. now and gaza is rails blockade of the strip is closing acute shortages in food medicine and and fuel. the lack of fuel is threatening to disrupt causes, emergency services, ready, stretched by the ongoing is ready, but the blood stained, wreckage, ambulance and gaza. this vehicle was crushed by the bloss companies really asked drake labels. one last purpose is we were running out of fuel. and so we have been taken federal and diesel from the damaged ambulances and using it to fuel the ones that are working in common causes ambulance drivers. emetics have been working around the clock and a great personal risk since israel began forming the strip. how much control health industry says that over 5000 people been killed in the bombing legend. so, but if you were having great difficulty transporting the injured also because there are several str

know the positive for yourselves easy into scandinavia. meanwhile, for the west africa sherry, the, the latest news as it breaks, while dozens of cases have been reported in conflict zones. the unit says that those do not reflect the real number with detail coverage. you may wonder how all of these people don't get lost in the jungles. and the reason that they don't is that they're told to follow these markers from around the world. if i go quiet, you'd be able to hear nothing. there is absolutely no one who's left to the and watching else is 0. reminder of our top stories this hour is really air strikes or continuing to pound goes the day after i'm us launched an unprecedented military operation from the territory. the strikes have hit residential areas, tunnels and a mosque. at least 370 pounds of students, including 78 children have been killed so far with more than 2200 injured. 11 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank and growing on rest there. the number of his railings killed his serge, 2 at least 700. both security forces and civilians, parts of southern israel

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