they idf representatives have informed the families idf and shin bet sorry for this difficult time. i call the public, please do not spread rumors and keep the security of our forces listen to the idf messages. we will update with transparency. first of all, the families and then the public through the media the intensive war in the strip is going on and i'm mission to bring the hostages back. is the top priority of every commander and soldier we are putting a lot of intelligent and operational efforts and complicated and risky combats including this very time we will continue with all the tools we have in order to create the conditions, create the conditions to bring the hostages back home as quickly as possible. questions you have been touched them same and i can do we know where they were murdered on 7 october or later and also was there any opposition with a terrorist that were guarding the place where the bodies were found? >> i say it again. meet its hack and chandni with blessed memories, escaped from the nova festival. they celebrated life in nova and they escaped when murde

point of the shin 77 cm, right lower limb at the maximum point of the shin 77, exactly 150, love, were naderbek, how critical is the situation with lyubov’s legs, is lyubov’s quite critical? state of morbid obesity of the third degree of the second stage , the body mass index exceeds 65, this is very high, she has secondary lymphostasis of both lower limbs of the third stage, lipodermatosclerosis, she has phlegmon of the left lower limb along the medial surface of the thigh, a trophic ulcer of the right lower limb along the back surface of the leg, she has chronic venous insufficiency of the third degree. she has iron deficiency anemia of moderate severity, already on the verge of severe. what caused these problems? the most important thing is obesity. we will find out in just a few minutes what recommendations from love doctors must be followed. a resident of spanish catalonia was i am sure that i adopted an orphan from russia. they found her in the house where... it was written: hello, i’m your brother, i want to talk to you to find out the truth, mother and daughter flew from barcel

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tv series hunter street, shin farman ravai jahan, duke of duchess escard and office of the chief with the voice of professor nahida amirian. the radio dubbing unit is being prepared. mrs. amirian has been a voice actor in movies for six decades they have different animations and tv series. very good, very good. look, father, look. a voice as wide as the children's world. pinacchio, pianocchio. a voice actor whose voice reminds parents of their childhood animations. my name is that's when i started this work, and my motivation in this work is my father. they are not alive, and my teacher is mr. latifpour, who taught me the dubbing . my sotolan tutu has hatched a small egg. mrs. amirian, in her six decades of artistic activity, instead of various characters in foreign films and television series, such as family jewels, i am very sorry, but you have to go back, uncle baksi jangir, how old are you , 12 years old, and one thing i learned from people is love, kindness and kindness , that's why we 've been standing until now. radio i am having a conversation with professor nahid amirian, the

. >> it was after this tension shin over bob costello, who's on the witness stand when the judge would sustain the objections by the prosecution costello was making noises rolling his eyes at one point, you could your hidden say, jeez. and so the judge asked the jury to step out more. sean turn to costello and said he wanted to talk to him about the rules of decorum in the courtroom, and even then fellow was kind of going back and forth with him. and the judge telling him you don't say jeez, you don't say stricken. i'm the one that decides the rulings in this courtroom. and then costello again kind of looking the judge, immer schon, lean toward costello. he's still on the bench. you leaned toward him and said, are you staring me down? and that's when the judge said clear the courtroom. all the media had to get up to leave. you know, we were asking why we were being forced out because and so the hallway than a few moments later, we were allowed to come back in. nothing else was said of the matter and then the jury was brought back in across direct examination continued by trump's attorn

as a young couple with two small children, the shin family is unusual. he convinced her to move in. translation: when my parents visited for the first time, - my dad couldn't sleep when he went home. he said, "isn't this village too scary?" translation: he thought it was dangerous. - the curfew is the hardest thing about living here. when you're young, you want to go out and have fun. but here you can't stay out late drinking and come home in the early hours. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? it's asking a lot of young people to expect them to live here, given the difficulties. i don't think it will be easy. their children attend the village primary school. there are so few children that most pupils are bussed in from outside. what do you like about living here? do you want to live in this village when you grow up? i want my children to live outside the village, to live in society and travel. i want them to have lots of experiences. to live in society and travel. i want them to have lots of experiences. if this trend continues, the

. >> jennifer shin says she usually stops by mama cho's at least twice a week. >> it's so sad and i don't know the damage. it looks really bad. >> definitely humbled by the amount of support that we're receiving. and you know, god has a plan and you know, we'll take it day by day and hopefully, come out stronger from this. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. and the owners tell me they do have insurance, which is a little bit of good news, but certainly a lot of people are deeply feeling the effects of this fire in castro valley. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new at 730 tonight, a historic hotel in the south bay will be closed now for several weeks, all for repair work. the hotel de anza, near santa clara and notre dame avenues in downtown san jose, suspended operations, all due to unexpected maintenance issues. the hotel says all cancellation fees will be waived for stays now through june 15th. it also says any deposits and prepaid agents for canceled stays on those dates, including prepaid rates, will be refunded. management expects the hotel to reopen june 16th.

my guest is ami ayalon, former chief of israel's shin bet security agency, now a fierce critic of the netanyahu government. is israel fighting an unwinnable war? ami ayalon, in northern israel, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for inviting me. it's great to have you on the show, mr ayalon. you have a long, distinguished career at the top of the israeli security forces. obviously that ended some time ago. you have been watching israel's military assault in gaza from afar. has it unfolded in the way you expected? yes, it has unfolded in the way i expected but not in the way that i thought it should be. there is a huge tension between the way that i see this war and the way that the government define it, and the problem is, and i have said it from the very beginning, that this war is a war without any political goal. and what happens to this type of war, that the war becomes the end and not the means in order to achieve a better political goal. so the answer is yes and no. isn't the strategic sort of aim to destroy hamas as a fighting force and to completely eliminate it as a governing for

the cheese rolling, the shin—kicking came back, and now the woolsack races have returned. knibbs, bbc news. rare video has captured the moment a deep—sea squid went into attack mode on a camera. take a look at this. a deep—sea squid flashes a pair of brilliant "headlights" — intended to dazzle the prey — as it goes in for the kill. scientists recorded the squid on a research trip in the pacific ocean. but this isn't the only glimpse they caught. this is the view from the camera that had the close encounter with the squid. the bait was a piece of mackerel. wow, look at that dating itself up. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello, a fine weekend for many. hard to believe storms have been raging across western germany and eastern france, that's this cloud over the last 2a hours, but some of that cloud has floated our way, producing cloudy skies across southern counties of england and wales today, and the weather front with it has been producing some patchy, light rain and drizzle. as it works its way west, with temperatures rising, we could see some

complicated, simply extraordinarily complex novel, and i said to myself, that’s it, i went to borisov’s shin and two later i came to her again, so she says, you are, how are you even going to do this? i say, i have no idea at all, so i have no idea, that is, her reaction was ironic, no, no, she says, i don’t understand how to stage this, this is a very complex work. how to stage this in the theater, how do you imagine it, i told her honestly, i don’t know, why are you going to do it there, i say, i’ll just do it, i don’t know how to do it, it’s hard, either i’m here or here, or throw yourself out of the country, so she says, well, go ahead, i believe in you, it’s a shame, this is st. petersburg, she’s from st. petersburg, beautiful playwright, i knew her at that time, read her. i love her plays very much, i called olya and said: “olya, please read the novel, let’s write a play,” and we wrote the first version, then the second, well, galina borisovna died, the pandemic began, then i they just called from the theater, i returned, the theater asked me, would you like to return to your native wa

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my guest is ami ayalon, former chief of israel's shin bet security agency, now a fierce critic of theome to hardtalk. thank you for inviting me. it's great to have you on the show, mr ayalon. you have a long, distinguished career at the top of the israeli security forces. 0bviously that ended some time ago.

are obvious things, but we have to get the opportunity and the right to work on the territory of the shin federation, and i actually want to thank the netherlands and the swedes on this air, who very clearly and directly ... said that they do not give permission , the netherlands generally held this resolution in their parliament, voted, this is such a clear and quite unambiguous position, and today solttenberg said it clearly and directly, they immediately quoted him, by the way, their muscovites in their news that as soon as the western the weapon hits, or the weapon hits on the territory of ukraine, it automatically becomes a weapon that is used, used by ukraine for the purposes intended for it at its own discretion. it becomes a weapon for the ukrainians to use as they see fit, to prove and talk about what to say about the border today in sumy oblast or kharkiv oblast, how the russians manipulate these distances, the distance, that this is actually a border and was hot point, and it is impossible to calculate there to a meter of a kilometer, or rather it is possible, but we understand

trump on 95 percent of the issues at a minimum but one thing he and i agree on is the political eyes a shinand this case in particular is gross and uncalled for and flat-out wrong here and effort to deprive milliken's -- millions of americans of their choice for president as this guy have been indicted of four cases across the east coast and in this country, we don't have serial killers prosecuted at the same time in four different cases. the timing is wrong, the cases wrong in not receiving due process. >> sean: let me ask you because fox news.com did an article in an interview with you and pointed out the one time "most dangerous enemy of donald trump." which allow people thought people thought it would bring down his presidency and i remember at the time i met you and i remember that you were passionate and had the media all over you and media suggesting that you might run for president one day and obviously taking a very different posture now about the case and about where you were then and what you're saying then and what you are saying now. is your experience that contributed to this

failed _ post office's expert witness had failed to — post office's expert witness had failed to make shinn criminal cases. tic, i did not make that link. why not? i think, because my... the e—mails from mark davies and leslie saul are part of an iterative process as to how we took this important ongoing piece of work forwards. the conversation with susan crichton about the work that became known as this sifter review was... i think i took as a piece of reassurance that the lawyers were doing what they needed to do in terms of what i... and i think this was at the stage of what i learnt about disclosure. of what i learnt about disclosure. of what they needed to do in respect of disclosure. what i didn't know at this stage, to be very clear, was that by dint of what had happen with garethjenkins, the post office had breached its duties i don't think that was mentioned to me at the time. , , ., . that was mentioned to me at the time. , _, . . , time. did you never at any time connect the _ time. did you never at any time connect the long-running - time. did you never at any time i connect th

journal and associated press biden agreed to send $1 billion worth of military aid to israel a frat shinhey appropriated we get diesels with lindsey graham a minute it does mean the monies going to israel coming after biden made the announcement and others with his administration last week he would withhold shipment of bombs to the u.s. -- of the jewish state prompting a congressman to introduce impeachment resolutions for a quid pro quo joe. a congressman following the standard set by joe biden himself going back to 2019 when biting? did theirs tweeted president trump withheld congressionally appropriated aid to ukraine unless they granted him a political favor. he must be in pete so the only question now is whether biden and democrats will hold themselves to the same standard i doubt it. anyway it's not just military aid it's biden is apparently withholding key intelligence now they are reporting that they are offering to treat information on the hamas tunnels in israel for in exchange for not going to rafa as they tell them digital they are not holding anything back i don't believe th

keep breaking records not more than about five to 10% at this rate, over predicts only a fraction shinf the world's coral. >> will still be alive 25 years from now you're talking about a mass die off yeah as this moves past coral reefs, bleaching so this is what's fascinating and quite terrifying is that the number of disasters that are happening is increasing on a decade by decade spaces b that are huge forest fires in many parts of the world, or massive floods? >> some of australia's most recent floods the port city of cans, a main in gateway to the great barrier reef river on december 18, 2023, the worst reigns in decades flood parts of the city the whole streak was a river, including the home of thomas herridge and trini hussein lead you water up to here when we left by yes. i okay. >> girls, can we had one age record high floods, a growing threat across a string? well, yeah. >> sunday on the whole story, the debate over transgender athletes that i believed they needed to sacrifice skiing brands in order to swim. >> we can't neglect fairness and popes to be inclusive will whole sto

is it too early to factor in a luck shin today or is it not an issue?try to tune them out as the stock market has tuned out the politicians. i don't think anybody who invests based on their politics has missed a couple of rallies, significant rallies. if you trump when he was president he would have been in the market and made a lot of money and if he didn't like trump u. would have been out and you would not have made money. half the country loved him in half the country didn't. the net result was the stock market has done remarkably well. i think in the investment community we spend too much time focusing on washington and we have to give ourselves credit. america's full of hard-working people that are playing politics like the politicians are and they make the economy work. >> that is brilliantly put and that makes you a fair and balanced market reader. there are few out there so it's nice to see. very good catching up with you. the president chief investment strategist for the numbers don't lie in that leap from 60,000 in five or six years a little

i would get a lot of like shin splints, cramps, my feet were like betraying me. so her mom took her in for a fitting at the good feet store. now she's got two rings and two clutch arch supports. they're my secret weapon. i use them every single day. stop >>> hi, everyone. i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, may 14th, 2024. >>> crucial testimony. donald trump's former fixer michael cohen is back on the witness stand. how he connected the former president directly to the hush money payments at the center of this case. >>> striking a deal. the former interpreter for dodgers superstar shohei ohtani appeared in court today. we'll break down the plea he negotiated with federal prosecutors. >>> on the move. u.s. intelligence indicates that israeli forces could push deeper into the crowded city of rafah. >>> and gut check. nauseous, heartburn indigestion, why what happens inside your belly is so important. >> i'm excited to get a little bit more informed about how to take care of ourselves in that arena. >>> w

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. >> i strongly object to the ships and the american shins. >> despite allowing more aid to enter gazaas expanded strikes against the strip in recent days going after hamas on the ground across the palestinian territory. at a hospital in central gaza, injured patients wait. some for treatment, others to leave the enclave. >> we hope that you will be able to open the rafah border crossing for humanitarian cases so that they can receive treatment and be provided with medication. >> this palestinian mother pleads to israel as she tends to her injured son mohammed. israeli forces have pushed deeper into gaza's third largest city of rafah in recent days. the move cutting the only exit for palestinians from gaza and forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate further north. newly released satellite images illustrate the movement of civilians showing recently cleared tents and encampments. the israeli military says the evacuations are necessary as intense battles against hamas in the south of gaza rage on. the militant group is continuing to launch new ambushes against idf troops using their ne

so you're basically laying on bars from middle of my shin to my feet, stuck through the bars, which iny want to stick your leg and arm through bars. you know, because someone go up and grab it, break it, twist it. and that's what was going through my mind. >> i would think that you'd try to block a lot of this out and shut down your memories. did you find that she had a really clear memory like catalog of all of this? >> oh, sam uh, she goes into great detail and i thought maybe she would hold back a little, because i could only imagine reliving that. and i asked her, i said, you know, talking about this again, are you reliving it? but it's very interesting to me. the times that she became emotional, it wasn't when she was describing these horrific conditions. she still dealing with guilt, guilt that she forgot about the cannabis oil in her carry on, and guilt that other americans remain in russian jails, including paul whelan, who griner hoped would be coming home with her. you wrote that you were hoping to see someone else on that plane. you were hoping to see paul whelan. >> when i

saying that they wanted to start a city of now nearly 86,000 people without having a plan of action shin, as you know, we won on the district court, the appellate court, and the decision was turned around at the supreme court you were party to this lawsuit several years ago. you were removed since. >> but if you can still hear me can you hear me? amir, president i can't i can't. okay control room. >> can we fix the audio and come back to this because i'd like to have this conversation, but she's obviously having some difficulty hearing me, so we'll come back to this all right. so we'll come back. mere president standby and we'll fix the audio issue. let's go now to another conversation. the resource at millions of americans depend upon to get access to the internet was just cut off. why native american communities fear that they're going to be hit hardest that conversation is coming up this is a travel show visit. >> my bans are in the world hi, that kind of propaganda anything and that's what i do is my gift. >> conan o'brien must go now streaming exclusively on today at america's bever

rain that we are seeing out there to the shins to say are nice and clea compared to yesterday.clear skies looking out from the east bay hills right now. yesterday. it was a lot of fog out there this morning. not so much. >> visibility is just fine all across the region and radar right now looking clear as well. now winds definitely relax from yesterday, a little bit breezy at the coastline, but not as much of that ocean. cool there penetrating as far inland and temperatures are currently hanging out the low to mid 50's. as of right now, just a few 60's for for the stan lynde areas. pittsburgh in brentwood at 60 63 degrees. well, oaklander right at 50 degrees later on today. expect daytime highs to remain pretty mild near the coastline, but inland areas definitely in for the start of your warm up depp temperatures climbing into the 80's inland 70's along the bay shore today been keeping you updated on everything going up on the roads and we do have that hot spot that i do want to show you. this includes ramp connecting 1, 0, 1, 8, 80. in fact, both ramps connecting both northbou

he was elected shin 2021 and iran's government is expected to move quickly to organize a new election for his replacement. what earlier we spoke with our chief international and click christiana on poor. she noted how this could not come at a more unstable time for iran or the region as a whole those internal protests and discontent that have been crushed brutally in the aftermath of mahsa amini's debt. >> and that was under the direction of president racy and the supreme leader and the iranian revolutionary guard corps. it also comes at a time when the israel war on gaza against hamas continues. and as you note, the perennial shadow war between israel and iran that has been going on broke into the open over the last several weeks. >> that somewhat subsided after a reaction from both sides. >> but nonetheless, it shows the peril of the situation you can imagine for the united states, for the west, one of the most important issues is the iran nuclear issue that has been somewhat contain after the 2015 nuclear agreement that president obama negotiated with iran and with europe and was r

shins are asked even prosecutors are going to look for jurors that are going to obviously have a pro prosecution bias. >> make sure you don't bring folks that are not skeptical because it is a very strong case for the government when hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gold bars i don't want jurors that going to maybe buy into conspiracy theories because we know the senator is going to argue that because you grew up in communist cuba and his father was a gambler, he had the scarcity mindset and it stash this money away because he was worried about putting it in a bank or some other more traditional form. so you gauge is a strong case, largely because of the evidence that has been publicly revealed. >> we're talking about the gold bars cars but what else will be weighed to see if prosecutors can prove that obtaining those things came by way of wrongdoing well, we have a cooperating witness. one of the co-defendants, jose uribe has pleaded guilty and agree to testify. so he's the one who provided that luxury mercedes to a menendez, his wife, agents. so here's going to be a key

challenging to make an assessment here as to whether or not israel undertook all of the necessary actions shins to prevent it from breaking international humanitarian law as it continues to go after hamas in this war. the other thing that i want to note, the report states is that israel does have the experience. they do have the capability to drive down the death of civilians, but this report says that there are standard oil questions as to if israel is using those capabilities effectively. that's something that the state department will continue to look at. the upper part of this is that the us and israel have been going back and forth as the state department has been working on this report, a senior state department official described this as a useful tool to push israel to try and make changes to drive down those civilian death tolls that we have seen throughout the course of this war to try and make changes to the way that it delivers humanitarian aid into gaza. >> but they also said that as they are probing these incidents, these specific incidents that could be violations of international

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i would get a lot of like, shin splints, cramps. my feet were like, betraying me. so her mom took her in for a fitting at the good feet store. now she's got two rings and two clutch arch supports. they're my secret weapon. i use them every single day. stop by for your free fitting at the good feet store. let's play my head. our next guest has her comedy special, big guy, premiering may 21st on netflix. please welcome the very funny rachel feinstein nine. thank you, thank you. oh, i just thank you. i just asked my husband if i looked okay backstage and he goes, you look good. you look good. he was like , yeah. they did a good job with the makeup. they did a good job with the makeup. like, that's devastate eating. that's what you say at a wake. they did a good job with the makeup. you know, your grandmother, she looked good in a favorite dress. she did? he can't compliment like he's just worthless at it. he tries even his nickname for me is, like, off. he's like, nah, you're overthinking it. it's positive. he calls me big guy and then he acts like i'm being crazy abo

with a handsome cat burglar breaking through museums security has long captivated the imagination shinct of movies and books and sometimes the stories are rooted in real life. cnn's randy k takes us back to 1990s boston for closer look at one of the biggest art heists ever at one minutes. that's how long it took to pull off the best artist in history. it was st. patrick's day weekend, 1990. the two thieves posed as boston police officers and convinced one of the security guards at boston's isabella stewart gardner museum to buzz them in it was about 1:30 in the morning the path is interesting. >> they took the guards after they handcuffed them and tape them and brought them into the basement about 24 minutes elapsed before we see them again motion detectors place throughout the museum, picked up their trail for nearly an hour and a half it's in this hallway where we see the first motion detectors go off. >> so it's about 1:48 and then walk down this hallway together and they enter the dutch room, which is right there exactly. and from the dutch room, they took six pieces and that's whe

, a company that is profiting handsomely from those fees, and ticketmaster has a monopoly position shin and competition is what will drive fees down. >> competition is what will allow new business models and new companies to enter the market. that's what our system promotes. >> so this merger between live nation and ticketmaster happened in 2010 i mean, 14 years ago. >> why to try to break them up now, a lot's happened since then so that case, was a review under section seven of the claims late and act, basically, whether the merger itself should be blocked. >> what happens happened since then was in control of live nation ticketmaster. and what we alleged in our complaint is that they've taken steps systematically, including recently to violate the anti-trust laws that's within their control, and that's illegal under the sherman act. that is monopolization and that is why we're bringing the case now. >> so this you said that this merger well, first of all, do you think the merger was a mistake in 2010, if you're trying to break it up now, presumably you do. >> i think that's a separate

you're not career folks in your agencies that you were in education shin interior, respectively some folks in the biden administration will look and say this actually isn't that many people who, are speaking out inside the administration. what do you what do you say to that? >> i'll that every single person that i know thinks the same way as us. and whether or not they have felt empowered as tarik said, to make that public and to leave because of it. it is a different thing, but i think when the majority of the people on the inside feel that they are not being listened to and the majority of the american people are not being listened to. i think that's a huge problem for the administration. >> you brought up the commercial break that other people are leaving more quietly, they're not coming out publicly the way you are. what types of agencies or are we talking about? when you say you now, you know, people internally who've just decided, i'm getting out, how many people are we talking about? where are they coming from? >> i know there are dozens of people who have already left. they'r

so i think it's just further erodes the credibility in addition, shin to all the scandals that we've seen recently. >> yeah, there's also some reports that apparently, at least according to cnbc, matt alito, sold shares in budweiser and then blot course. >> yeah, i think there was a look. i'll i'll take a step back. i think that was kind of a a dumb far-left the opposition research here. >> because, because like what your if you're if you're company, you're invested in is in the middle of a boycott, national boycott, that stock price is tanking anheuser-busch makes sense to sell it and get another one. >> i think just pure. i'm not i'm not a financial analyst. or so i think that's a little different. i will say this kind of step back a little bit. i think it's so many ways whether it's the court look at the house of congress the question i always ask ourselves is the court or congress gotten more polarized? >> or have we and our, we are reflection right? >> like we are folks, we're the ones send these folks down we are the ones reacting to it. and i think a lot of ways so much of thi

shin in january 2021, when da alvin bragg had just taken office replacing sayyed vance junior. sounds correct. cohen says plants, then asks cohen about meeting with someone who worked for the de at the time. mark pomeranz, hopkins, your objects attorneys are now at the bench. this is i think the attorney trying to muddy the waters are introduced it's the fact that there's questions about mark pomeranz wrote a book in which he said that the de alvin bragg was two chicken to bring this case and then the bright da bragg pomeranz, who was a former federal prosecutor, write it along, distinguished career doing white collar defense. he was basically retired and sayyed vance asked him to come back to look at the trump case. i believe the case that mike and i did and also the evaluation case. and during that time, he saw the inner workings of the office. this case was poo-pooed and this case was not supposed to be bought. >> i don't think it's gonna be that helpful for the difference to go after the prosecutors though? especially now in the last couple of days as the former president h

trying to balance his steadfast support for israel's campaign against hamas with growing frustration shinover how that war has been conducted especially when it relates to the impact on civilians in gaza. now, that frustration has manifested itself in protests on college campuses across the country in recent weeks. but those protests have also resulted in some anti-semitic incidents. which has caused growing concern for president biden and the jewish community. white house press secretary, korean john pierre, says that the president plans to address the horrors that took place in that october 7th attack by hamas, while also talking about the alarming rise of anti-semitism in the country. they administration also planning on taking a number of steps to try to address anti-semitism at this time that includes the department of education sending a letter to school districts and colleges, campuses outlining some examples of anti symmetric discrimination that could be investigated under title six of the civil rights act. but even as the president prepares to deliver this speech on anti-semitism

shins psyche in ways that often we're not productive. obviously, you think of to use a very different analogy. i'm not going to compare directly, but you think of your mussolini's& your hitler's in one level. you think of capable throw that out. there, are no what i'm saying you can't you can't make a direct comparison, but how did nations fall under the sway equally you think of other leaders, charles the goal at one point in france had france in raptured with him or churchill and the best moments in britain. so i'm trying to make a broader point. certain leaders have a psychological ability to get under the skin of their people. but the difference here, i think it's a very notable difference is that trump has a kind of a narcissism that is so obviously destructive to everything around it. how many people it's not just michael cohen, how many people from his world have left in disgust, in anger, feeling betrayed. how many people de stiff when he was in business and never paid. this is a pattern that i think makes him unique and i think

eden golan the israeli contestant for this competition, has had the head of shin bet, israel's m15, flyingecurity operation. that's been extensive, to say the least, with a armoured car boy with several police outriders accompanying the israeli, russian singer from her hotel to the venue between semi—finals , the venue between semi—finals, press conferences and now the final. but bookies say she is the second favourite favourite. >> wow . so this, the second favourite favourite. >> wow. so this, this controversy is affecting the scores as well. but you'd give the police operation deuce point. >> sorry i tried a joke . i'm >> sorry i tried a joke. i'm not. i've no idea. no idea what you said. i'm sure it was really funny. you're on headliners, aren't you? >> you're on headliners, aren't you? you're meant to be funny. >> well, charlie, thank you so much for joining >> well, charlie, thank you so much forjoining us. i mean, what amazing. what an amazing event. what an experience, what something to be part of. finally, the eurovision song contest is interesting. brilliant. well, i'm going to g

but don't worry, according to the prosecutorer, shin cohenn will definitely be telling the truth this time. truthyou can totally trust him . during the trial, cohen was has been spending hours live streaming on tik tok, gifts soliciting gifts from his very huge fan. fan pretty pathetic. recently wore a shirt depictingr ,donald trump behind bars. and we're all supposed g behto believein that michael cl has no ulterior motive in this case. f and yet thanks to a biden dono masquerading as a judge whosee family may be compromised, who should have recused himself. fawell, michael cohen can prett much say and do whatever he wants. andotrump can say nothing. trump's legal team appealed the gag order today. of course, that was denied by the biden donating judge. judge merchan is not about to p restore president trump's first amendment rights. the democrats have an election to win, and the judge is more than happy to lend a helping hand. here lena helpin with fox news r jonathan turley. jonathan, i've been following your commentary very, very closely. commentaryn dead on accurateg yr this. oka

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>> yeah, the idf said this was an operation that involved, but then the idf and shin bet, the intelligence service, it was an intelligence led operation bodies were recovered from a tunnel. the operation took place last night but just terrible for the families of these three people because for so long they thought they'd hoped that their loved ones were alive worried every moment that they were in terrible conditions, that they're being tortured, that they weren't getting in our food, that all the horrible things that the hostages have been released of talks about and now to find out that they'd actually escaped the music festival, they realize that danger was coming, gotten into vehicles and the managed to get about ten or 15 minutes drive away to methyl ssim, which is a kibbutz a short distance away. we drove past that kibbutz just a couple of days after the attack it was absolute chaos. there there were cars strewn on the road, all shot up babies, strollers. the side of vehicles are trunks open on the vehicles. and this is what the idf is saying. that rather than them actually being tak

so i think it would be maybe the equivalent of an equivalent yeah and shin just going back to something that jim was just talking about and just how the defense will continue to attack the credibility of michael cohen. do you think that the prosecution has done a solid enough job both it was standing him up as much as they can, but also spreading it out. i know we talked in the last several weeks. we've been on together and you've talked about how they were trying to also have corroborating information with the host of other people who were testifying. >> yeah. they've done a very good job of corroborating him, making him just one important part of a lot of important part let's and most of all, michael cohen did a great job for himself. he was a stand-up witness he came across very calm those the big question was might they get under his skin and he becomes very volatile. he was very calm and he was stood the cross-examination very well. so i think at the end of the day, the jury is going to think about all the evidence in the case. they're going to look at cohen and say to themselves,

that's defending itself against those vary beast that's a moment of shin for the icc we only reject a false equivalence is essentially the words that anthony blinken in the white house used in their reaction to the icc. how do you feel about what the us has been saying since this news? broke well, i think president biden and secretary blinken there on the money that you're absolutely right. >> i mean, it would be as if you'd accused bin laden and george bush side-by-side, it's ridiculous we're are robust democracy and vibrant democracy, as you can see, we have free press independent and strong judicial system we don't need folks from europe in hog telling us how to conduct a moral war. >> we have the lowest ratio of collateral damage i managed in the history of urban warfare we've been inserting thousands and thousands, hundreds of thousands of tons of food and aid into gaza strip. >> this is simply unacceptable the aid, though international organizations say, is not getting to the people. and in fact, this request for a warrant from committee or con accuses netanyahu and you all have

i saw you nodding when judge shin lim brought up the test some one or lack thereof of allen weisselberg, the trump organization cfo why is he a pivotal part of the defense? and they're closing argument. >> he is pivotal because everything in this case hinges upon that meeting at trump tower of everything else that the prosecution has put forth about karen mcdougal and catch and kill and all that stuff. that's all the interesting atmospherics. but the difference between a legal transaction and an illegal transaction for donald trump is what happened in that meeting. who was there? what was said? did he know and so the only three people that can testify about that are donald trump, allen weisselberg, and michael cohen there's corroboration of everything else. cohen said, but nothing on that meeting. so it really comes in that meeting if they don't call weisselberg that's something that as a defense, i would pound on that because there were two witnesses, they could have called the only call one they didn't call the other person and you should you can assume the reason they didn't call the

but it's not a huge deal of fit gets delayed on a connecting flight, you might miss that connection shin and really be struggling to find a new flight. so that's why nonstop early morning, you're much more likely to get to your destination on time? >> yes on time he's the best. all right. scott keys. thanks so much. appreciate it thank you coming. obscene and has new reporting about the souring relationship between the justices of the supreme court with our supreme court analyst describing them as quote tired testy. and very fractured. the potential impact of future rulings this is a secret, war. secrets and spies premier sunday, june 2, attempt. >> if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, put it in check with rent folk once once-daily pill when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief and reduced fatigue with brin vote. >> when flares kept trying to slow me down, i got lasting stare right free remission with greenbook check when my doctor saw damage, brynn helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining, check for both uc and crohn's rapidly