shirley: yes, the question is what will happen?e understand, we heard an interview a few days ago saying civilians will be killed as they are in every war, that is extremely cynical, but israelis have to think about that as well for the future you can't just have a new generation of people traumatized by these airstrikes, by the war, this creates new generations of people who will feel hatred and anger and that is a negative. that's why the international community wants to negotiate something to limit the number of deaths and find other solutions than the ground operation. anchor: thank you as ever for keeping up with all develop men's for us and bringing us analysis. we value that clarity. our reporter keeping up with all of this for us. great to see you. we continue to monitor the developments from the middle east. two women have been released, the second hostage release since last friday, two women freed this evening, aged 79 and 85. we are waiting to see and hear more from their circumstances. we saw that they look relatively w

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her childhood friend, shirley to spend four days in san francisco. but when she didn't arrive, shirley called coco delaney, molly's daughter. so that's when she called me to tell me that she was missing. she was last seen leaving owens house at 726 in the morning. she texted shirley at 739, attempting to catch the 746 bus. i looked up. i looked down. i didn't see any debris or suitcases or anything. when the car hit her, it hit her so hard that it knocked her back and down into this ravine against the fence. so it wasn't visible by the road. the next day, police found her dead just after 1 p.m, confirming the driver left the scene. we found out that some maintenance workers on the mills campus had seen her from the other side of the fence . an $8.8 million project is in place to repave seminary from foothill to sunny muir to include pedestrian and biking improvements. it's just really odd that you would have a series of bus stops on a main drag like that seminary and not have any place to walk from bus stop to bus stop, but construction won't begin u

she was meeting another friend, shirley at the airport.this one was a long planned trip with her childhood friend, shirley to spend four days in san francisco. but when she didn't arrive, shirley called coco delaney. molly's daughter. so that's when she called me to tell me that she was missing. she was last seen leaving owens house at 726 in the morning. she texted shirley at 739, attempting to catch the 746 bus. i looked up. i looked down. i didn't see any debris or suitcases or anything. when the car hit her, it hit her so hard that it knocked her back and down into this ravine against the fence. so it wasn't visible by the road. the next day, police found her dead just after 1 p.m. confirm saying the driver left the scene. we found out that some maintenance workers on the mills campus had seen her from the other side of the fence . an $8.8 million project is in place to repave seminary from foothill to sunny bay to include pedestrian and biking improvements. it's just really odd that you would have a series of bus stops on a main drag

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. house republicans are facing another setback in their quest to elect a speaker as the front runner drops out of the race. i've got that story coming up just ahead. but first, pediatricians nationwide say they're having trouble getting patients. the trouble getting patients. the rsv vaccine. ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... today, some pediatricians are having trouble supplying their patients with the rsv vaccine. >> the cdc says the virus is the leading cause of hospitalizations in infants. both the cdc and fda recently approved the vaccine to prevent rsv in babies up to 8 months old. but it costs nearly $500 per dose. and many providers have to order supplies without knowing how much they'll be reimbursed

sexually abused by priests and i some of that in the book, but the reason i did because my little sister shirley was one of the girls that was raped. she was there and she was only about nine years old. so. it was really hard for me to write that, but i felt that it had be written that someone had to know what had happened. and i think that probably upset some of the the prefects and the priests, the holy rosary mission that i brought some of that stuff up that they had kept buried and hidden all of these years. but the children about it, we all knew those things happened. i have never stopped writing columns about the boarding schools. i just wrote one sunday today and i wrote about. down at the immigration down on the boer, dtors doing treatment of some of the children that were taken fro their and eyoted that they compared to ptsd post traumatic syndrome and the kids are going through the same ptsd that veterans from war had and it struck a chord with me i thought you know what i remember those days the symptoms of escape kids crying constantly the extreme loneliness. i thought i saw that whe

washington correspondent trevor shirley in dc with the latest.peaker mike johnson has a lot on his plate to get done and a short time frame to do it. >> the people's house is back in business and for newly elected speaker mike johnson. there's a lot of business to get done. >> one top priority. avoiding a government shutdown. that's just 3 weeks away. you're going to see an aggressive schedule in the days and weeks ahead. plus, money for israel, which should be a relatively easy lift for a congress, mostly unified behind the jewish state. we must also stand by our friends. >> on the international stage. and we have no better friend in the middle east. >> then the state of israel. we're in a time of extraordinary crisis right now. and the world needs us to be strong, but deeper divides exist on ukraine funding as more republicans resist ongoing support look at ukraine. >> but we'll do it a separate package and expect the president not just to tell us what money wants tell us how he's going to spend week in need stand up for ukraine. >> or down to

our washington correspondent trevor shirley in dc with the latest. and house republicans could nominate someone for speaker as early as tomorrow. >> for 20 days, the speaker's chair has empty. now, one of these 9 house republicans hopes to fill. it is probably one of most embarrassing things are see because if we don't have a speaker of the house, we can't govern. the odds-on favorite of this group is representative tom emmer. currently the house gop whip a leadership position. he's also only one of 2 seen here that voted to certify the 2020 election results. we appropriation bills to pass. we have the supplemental deal with. trump pulling for them to find like wrap this up. sometimes certain republicans will host a private candidate for monday night with plans to elect a nominee by secret ballot on tuesday. the magic number remains 217. but can any of these men garner that number of votes to win the speakership every day goes by. we're situation down as a government risking a true government shutdown next month while holding up assistance for israel

. >> trevor shirley in washington. one of the more well-known candidates running for the gop nomination for president has dropped out of the race. i've got that story coming up just ahead. but first, balancing fun and dental health during halloween can be a little bit difficult. the surprising advice from. >> pediatric dentist about letting your kids binge eat chocolate after they go chocolate after they go trick-or-treating. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estad

trevor shirley reports from washington, d.c.. white house officials say previous efforts on this have already dead consumers billions of dollars. >> the white house is starting soon. businesses can no longer charge hidden or misleading junk fees and must be upfront about any full price. a consumer pays about fairness. just a simple fairness. that effort is part of a proposed rule unveiled wednesday. these junk fees. >> hundreds of dollars weighing down family budgets, making it harder to pay family bills. it's been a longstanding goal of the biden white house preventing consumers from getting hit with higher than expected costs. >> for things like car rentals concert tickets and hotels. white house officials say some industries are already getting the message. we've seen a couple of companies step up like the airlines that are no longer targeting for the cost of family seating ticketmaster that disclosing fees upfront administration officials say prior efforts to stop these fees have already saved consumers. 2 billion dollars. >>

i'm trevor shirley in washington. house republicans appear closer to electing a speaker of the house. >> but there's still no guarantee they've actually got the votes to make that happen. explain why coming up just ahead. but first, we are moments away from a live announcement from the san francisco unified school district's teachers union. >> on whether a strike vote has been made. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. noon. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin happening right now. this francisco unified school district's our other. the teachers union out there is working on announcing the results of the teachers strike vote, affecting some of their 6,000 members. so we're going to work bring to you live in just a moment here. in the meantime. we have some coverage from our will tran on this. it's take that story. >> no matter the results that we will find out at noon if the teachers vote to go on strike or not, you won't have any problems dropping off your child i

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. republicans could elect a speaker early as tomorrow.in why coming up just ahead. escalating world conflicts like the israel hamas for can make some children feel overwhelmed how doctors say overwhelmed how doctors say you can help them. air wick. air wick's limited edition fragrances are infused with natural essential oils for authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with warmth and cheer. introducing finish ultimate. engineered for the toughest conditions. dry burnt-on stains. old dishwashers. very hard water. new finish ultimate, with cyclesync technology, helps deliver the ultimate clean. ♪ >> for health this afternoon, escalating world conflicts like the israel hamas were can make some children feel overwhelmed. but doctors are encouraging parents to talk to their kids about it. >> doctors at the cleveland clinic, the children's department say limiting your child exposure to graphic content on social media is important, but they know that can be challenging. so open communication is key. doctors recommend parents talk to their

shirley apologised. shirley ballas has apologised.y comments. i did not know tasers were in the uk, she got were illegal in the uk, she got a there's no way she's a taser. there's no way she's not. if you're going into a handbag, don't earth. not. if you're going into a harthat, don't earth. not. if you're going into a harthat was1't earth. not. if you're going into a harthat was my earth. not. if you're going into a harthat was my favourite bit as >> that was my favourite bit as well. just i didn't realise well. i just i didn't realise tailors weren't legal in the uk. and me, i have and if you'll excuse me, i have to home very quickly to drive home very quickly and get the unless you want get to the skip. unless you want to tasers. that's what to buy 200 tasers. that's what i took for that. what do you think, leo? >> yeah, mean, pretty much >> yeah, i mean, pretty much what said. what you all said. >> you. all right. we >> no, thank you. all right. we nailed taser let's do nailed the taser story. let's do this in the sunday this one

shirley. shirley. lovely shirley. not ronnie or roxy. shirley . ronnie or roxy. i got shirley.nly being serious. and. no, she was lovely. and of course the picture don't. picture there is with i don't. that's linda. linda, henry. she played course played shirley and of course cheryl there. cheryl ferguson. who still stay in touch who are still stay in touch with. i still stay in touch with the fear that shirley is the blonde lady with. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> yeah . shirley is the one with >> yeah. shirley is the one with the hat there an and then it's good looking middle. good looking one in the middle. the good one. then the good looking one. and then of course, there's lovely heather, lovely. >> yeah. so. what are you >> yeah. so. so what are you doing what's going doing now then? what's going on in well, i. i'm normally getting >> well, i. i'm normally getting ready , but i'm ready for pantomime, but i'm not doing the first doing a pantomime for the first time in years. >> glad that sort of. >> i love pantomime . i'm, you >> i love pantomime. i'm, you know, i'm going to mi

my name is shirley jackson, and i am a retirement teacher for san francisco unified school district, and i work with early childhood education and after school programs. i have light upstairs and down stairs. it's been remodelled and i like it. some of my floors upstairs was there from the time i built the place, so they were very horrible and dark. but we've got lighting. the room seems lighter. they painted the place, they cemented my back yard, so i won't be worried about landscaping too much. we have central heating, and i like the new countertops they put in. up to date -- oh, and we have venetian blinds. we never had venetian blinds before, and it's just cozy for me. it meant a lot to me because i didn't drive, and i wanted to be in the area where i can do my shopping, go to work, take the kids to school. i like the way they introduced the move-in. i went to quite a bit of the meetings. they showed us blueprints of the materials that they were going to use in here, and they gave us the opportunity to choose where we would like to stay while they was renovating. it means a lot.

they were refused shirley irritated friedan invited pauli murray and a group of women to her room at the washington hilton. that night, marie joined, as did dorothy hanner and carolyn davis, the women's department of the united autoworkers. friedan had met while researching her still uncompleted second book. there was also catherine k clarion, back head of the wisconsin commission on the status of women, mary eastwood and catherine conroy, who worked for the communications union. conroy and clarence beck wanted to work through existing channels by introducing a motion condemning the employment opportunity commission. murray, armed with a yellow legal pad, sided with friedan's activist approach at around 11 p.m., nancy, a young dean at the university of wisconsin, sitting on the floor, dared to wonder if the needed a new women's organization. friedan shouted who invited you get out? get out! this is my room and my liquor. thank you, rachel. so can you can see why people not very often did not like betty friedan and found her difficult and rachel, why should we care about? betty frieda

to show they are united nations not to show they are united nations not to be had to buy is by a shirley of where they are so that is about as safe as you could be at the moment. there were not bomb shelters in 2021 and do not seem to be now. this question, if you could answer and maybe 30 seconds. well israel and maybe 30 seconds. well israel and the palestinians negotiate? ida. and the palestinians negotiate? no, the will and the palestinians negotiate? no, they will not — and the palestinians negotiate? no, they will not in _ and the palestinians negotiate? mfr, they will not in this phase. there are never direct negotiations between israel and hamas and there have been in direct negotiations for quite a long time but around technical security issues around the blockade of gaza but i think there is no question of negotiation other than indirectly over hostages being held in gaza but i don't think we will hear anything until late into the process if anything takes place. i guess from the palestinian side you could give the viewpoint, do you think there will be potential negotiation at

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we decided to be outside and do shirley's duty. the kuwaiti government is under pressure from tehran and some other countries. british ambassador to iran at the time says that when ayatollah khomeini wanted to go to kuwait from iraq , we asked the kuwaiti government not to let him in, and the same thing happened at the open border of kuwait due to the orders of the iranian government or the king, who did not let us enter the city. particle for direct object we were saying that everything was right, the problem was that you should go back to the same place where you were, even we apologized to pass through kuwait and go to the airport and leave from there. they are open to bring us there , they are ready to receive us again. the imam chose france to stay in consultation with some of his companions and left for this country on the 13th of mehram. france is the center of many things. we wanted to go to a european country. my germany did not ask for a visa, but germany did not have a political center. rome was like that. it was ideal a

i'm trevor shirley. >> it's 10. 22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, some lawmakers are pushing for a paid national family leave policy to ensure that everybody has accessed time off. but it sent 25 and accountability report from the governor's office finds san francisco is out of compliance with state housing laws. >> the report looked at what patterns may have created decades of costly building delays in the city. >> the state says delays in the cities review process and local politics are having a negative and expensive outcome on developments. the california housing and community development is requiring the city and here 2.18, actions set by them such as increasing accountability and transparency in the housing approval process. >> well, on capitol hill, lawmakers say they're working toward a national paid family leave policy about 3 fourths of workers in the u.s. have access to paid leave, but only about a 3rd of low-wage workers receive that benefit. senators from both parties say the paid family leave would

i'm trevor shirley. thank you, trevor 10. 22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news.h to recall district attorney pamela price is moving forward. >> why the people leading the effort, this agree with how she's handwe're back at 10. 24 community college professors and union members in one san jose community college district are demanding better pay and benefits part-time faculty at san jose evergreen community college district say there is a 200 million dollars that are available from assembly bill. one, 90 to help fund health care premiums for them and they say even though they are part time, they carry 40% of the for full-time work load. union representatives also want the district to provide cost of living raises feuer class cancellations and smaller class sizes. a judge has halted plans by phillips 66 to convert its rodeo refinery into a biofuel facility. that decision came yesterday. the judge stated that the company needs to do more environmental review work on the impact to the surrounding community. environmental groups sued contra costa county after the board

collision involving motorcyclist happened yesterday around 04:00pm right between north mines road and shirley. officer says the driver of the honda meter left turn onto shirley way before colliding with that motorcyclist. firefighters attempted to revive at man, but he died at the scene. police say the driver, elderly woman stayed at that scene and cooperated with police. now to some developing news, police in alameda confirmed the body found near that bay farm island bridge is a woman who went missing over the weekend. they say deseret huey also in by lisa was last seen at her home near san antonio avenue saturday morning. police say talked on the phone with a family member the day she went missing saying she was going to go for a short walk. this is something her family says she didn't quite often we'll be gone for only a short time. investigators are still looking into what exactly happened to her. well, in the south bay, a mother of 5 children was found dead. long said a remote road in san jose. homicide officials are now investigating her death. authorities say on october 9th they receiv

i'm trevor shirley. former president trump won to a new york court to attend the start of his civil fraud trial. the new york attorney general is accusing trump and his company. >> of overvaluing its properties in opening statements this morning, prosecutors claimed there was, quote, ample evidence of intent to boost trump's net worth to gain financial advantage is with banks and insurers. trump's attorneys are countering saying there was no intent and that the valuations were determined by what a bank or buyer was willing to pay, not its initial worth. trump spoke to reporters ahead of the hearing. >> this is a continuation of single greatest witch of all time. judge. the properties are tiny fraction of 100. a tiny fraction of what >> 3 of trump's eldest children and some executives of the trump organization are also named in this lawsuit. the new york attorney general's office is asking for 250 million dollars in financial penalties and a ban on trump and his children from serving as executives any bus

washington, d.c., correspondent trevor shirley has the update.se majority leader steve scalise won yesterday's secret ballot but only by a slim margin. >> and there's still no guarantee he's actually got the votes to become speaker. on wednesday, house majority leader steve scalise clinching a narrow victory over his rival for house speaker. >> ohio congressman jim jordan during the gop is closed or ballot. the conversations we've been having. >> with my colleagues over the last few days leading up to this. i'll show that there's a result. we need to get back to there's a lot of business to take care of. but despite jordan pledging to back scully's, it's unclear if there's enough party unity to elect scully speaker of the house. it's not over. still my support behind jim jordan for speaker. i'm not going to change my now or anytime soon on the house floor, a full floor vote was expected wednesday, but house republicans dropping those plans over concerns. scully's lack the votes to win. we for dysfunction. the nation. >> for this team. american pe

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with the latest. >> and ohio congressman jim jordan did worse on yesterday's vote that he had on the first try earlier this week published reports indicate jordan will not seek a 3rd vote today and will back plans to empower the temporary speaker of the house with more authority through january. multiple reports indicate jordan will remain speaker designate and try to shore up votes until january. jordan can still only a 4 to lose 4 republican votes. yesterday he lost. 22 after he lost 20 on tuesday. some of yesterday's no votes were from people who voted yes on tuesday. clearly not moving things in a direction favorable for jordan. now republicans need to decide what they do next. jordan could try for a 3rd round of voting today, but it's not clear what might change of anything. republicans could also try to push for a more moderate candidate for speaker. there's also talk of voting, the acting speaker of the house temporary authority to move bills to the floor. so at least some legislative work can happen as they sort out the speaker

and except lebanon and shirley, the rest of the countries from power. were the people of the world whoned what are human rights on behalf of the rest of the countries? it was the only representative of the eastern bloc, the soviet union, which naturally had no voice in an entirely western society. there was no representative from africa, and among the entire muslim world , only lebanon, a country with a large christian minority , was present in this group. the arrangement of this group, which was directly managed by elaine and roosevelt , spoke for itself. at the same time as elena roosevelt and other powers that played a role in drafting the text of the universal declaration of human rights strongly sought the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. mrs. roosevelt stubbornly went back and forth in the corridors of the united nations and negotiated with representatives of various governments to agree to the formation of a jewish state in palestine. while the islamic countries were against the partition of palestine, eleanor roosevelt conceived the plan to partition palestine. for

we have our washington correspondent, trevor shirley with the latest. >> and there is a chance we could be looking at an extended stalemate. if congressman jim jordan doesn't get the support needs. >> last week, house republicans nominated ohio congressman jim jordan to be the next speaker of the house. but he still short of the 217 votes needed to win a nothing's but it's it's going to be really, really difficult based on what i'm hearing. other republicans are more optimistic. i think jim jordan will be an excellent speaker. i think you'll be able to get to 217. >> if not, we have other leaders in the house, but some moderate republicans fearful of a backlash for supporting a % hard-right candidate like jordan say they'll likely field a more centrist republican challenger who that is remains unclear. what i would remind a lot the members who are against you know, because the because reputation precedes him. but reputation has changed over time. >> he's become part of the solution, not part of the problem. a vote on the speakership is expected tuesday. failure to reach a consensus coul

>> washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest from dc.ove mccarthy from the speakership. but we are expecting to get an answer by the end of today. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy plans to allow a vote on his future tuesday afternoon and believes he'll survive. you know, if i counted how many times someone want to me out that we've been gone a long monday evening, republican house representative matt gaetz filed his motion to remove house speaker kevin mccarthy from his speakership. probably 100 republicans in congress that i would vote for for speaker and maybe 100 republicans throughout the country that i would vote for. gates can make this move under new rules that mccarthy agreed to in order to secure enough votes to win the speakership. last january. but it's unclear whether despite his claims there's actually enough gop support to remove mccarthy. 5 republicans go with democrats that amount so far some of gates, his colleagues are unimpressed. there is overwhelming support in this conference for speaker mccarthy sound the journey be

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. the president also committed to as much aid is israel needs. >> but with the house still speaker list, it's not clear just how quickly that assistance could get approved. officials say at least 700 israelis have died since saturday surprise attack along with an estimated 400 palestinians in gaza following israeli airstrikes. it's the worst attack on israel since the yom kippur war, 50 years ago. but there's a big difference. that was a conventional war between countries between armies, this massive terrorist attack on israeli civilians. at least 9 americans have also been killed, according to the state department. at the same time, there are reports of missing americans and there we're working to verify those reports. under heavy rocket barrages saturday morning. hamas militants in gaza stormed across the israeli border targeting civilians and taking hostages in a massively coordinated surprise attack. do you acknowledge it wasn't until we will have money we we will have plenty of tim

shirley ballas coming up shortly. | shirley ballas coming up shortly.ry or overcrowded properties. the government says its spending £2 billion over three years to tackle homelessness and get families into permanent accommodation. but teachers say the situation is taking its toll on pupils. we see increasing numbers of children who might be really tired by the afternoon because they've been up very early or who may be withdrawn because actually there are horrible things going on in the hostel that they're living in. and teachers have had to adapt because ultimately, we really want to make sure they have a really successful education because that is their route out of poverty. an east london hospital has blamed the elizabeth line for increased pressures on its emergency services and a fall in its performance levels. the royal london is right next to whitechapel station, which is on the elizabeth line. the hospital said attendance had risen since the railway launched, with figures suggesting more patients are now heading there instead of whipps cross or ho

shirley i'm afraid to leave the house.w which shirley that is. >> maybe we'll come to on that telegraph transgender women to be banned from female wards and liz truss, pictured there laughing as well she might the wounds have healed. >> the express rishi's path to victory by delivering what's best for britain and the daily star skunks done a bunk as usual , an outlier. those were your front pages as . so firstly, front pages as. s0 firstly, bizarrely , we're going to the bizarrely, we're going to the guardian rather than the skunk story. >> paul i hope they've got it lined up later. >> we are. i'm not laughing at anything i'm about to say. okay. so accused of cancelling so sunak accused of cancelling the cancelling the future with climbdown on hs2. now this is not something he's actually said yet. >> this is something that most people, commentators believe that he's going to say within his keynote speech later in the week. >> and from my perspective, my gut feel has always been on this that a great britain would maintain i

there's no incentive to collect them separately for like they fit, bought out the width, shown dakota, shirley, and 3 other environmental activist. i watched drone footage of the new waste plant . the activists are concerned that the site is filling up faster than it should with on sorted waste, which is illegal in the elizabeth thing. this is not a momentary mistake. this is a structure, as you can see from the area that these covered with non treated non sorted garbage . most of them, what do you realize? they don't treat, don't sort just dump it there. it's, it's so obvious. from 2014 to 2020 the you spent 318000000 euro, subsidizing waste management in romania, 40000000 inclusion alone. we want to speak with the people responsible for waste collection here. but neither the waste company nor the romanian ministry of european investments. replying to our inquiry, the local waste management association does however, tell us in writing the bill and post penalties if there are deficiencies. the district council here is responsible for implementing the project. we met with the spokes person we o

the sun newspaper poor old shirley ballas . she poor old shirley ballas.ared to leave her home. the star reveals the increasingly violent and sexual messages have left her constantly on guard , and she can constantly on guard, and she can never relax for fear. the trolls are lurking in dark corners or hiding behind walls. it's changed my life completely . paul changed my life completely. paul shirley is wonderful lady and shirley is a wonderful lady and she really shouldn't be going through okay. those are through this. okay. those are your front pages. let's get reaction now from our fantastic panel reaction now from our fantastic panel, daily express columnist, the slimline carole malone. >> it's not slimmers. you love that. >> now we also have the very svelte let me tell you, i would i would speculate a 31 waist, probably 34 inside leg. oh so much to much speculation . much to much speculation. >> sadly, not now. i wish for 40 chest matthew lazor , thank you. chest matthew lazor, thank you. >> and i can't offer any numbers. she's just perfect. it's form

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well, within the past hour or so israel a, shirley began, it's the 2nd phase of the military operation or a war on gaza using the tanks of large numbers of tang just moved from the southern and eastern part of dogs of city is a deep area making its way and pushing their way to the western side of gaza. city near a need stream junction. it's the junction that connects the gaza city and the northern part with the central of gauze. is it the on the southern part of, of the gaza strip? by doing so, these really tanks now are separating completely in gaza city and the northern part of from the southern part of garza, which will be very challenging and very difficult for people to move. particularly those who were asked to evacuate at a earlier hours of the night than yesterday. and from from the hospital. we learned from a source that the these really i should a warning that nobody moves it from gaza. and this from the southern part to gaza, or from the guys up to the southern part of this moment because there is a military operations activities going on. we also learned from our source tha

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