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that's in another battleground state, georgia. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. today marks an important federal tax deadline for americano are self employed. >> business owners, freelancers, gig, workers. not have taxes withheld where they work, failure pay quarterly on time could result in penalties. the irs says more and more people fall into this category, including 14 million last year in the u.s. compared to 12 million just the year before. people working for themselves site. still ahead on the news at 6, the >> point fire that we've been talking about in northern sonoma county, one of several fires burning in california. we have the latest on the efforts to try to control those fires. plus, with the u.s. surgeon general wants to do to social media companies and what folks think about that and the grand county fair coming up just around the corner, what county officials we're doing to try to make it easier for people like that cute to get there and get keep it her >> we have continuing coverage on the point. fire in sonoma county near healdsburg. it has bur

. >> get it, miss shirley. >> reporter: shirley wilfred is 88.d the ropes with a podcast. >> we do all of the things we did when we were growing up. >> reporter: and a documentary, featuring members like 46-year-old shelli edwards. >> i almost can't see me doing anything else. >> come on, come on, come on! >> reporter: and now that i'm officially over 40, i was allowed to try. and try. until i finally got it. [ cheers ] >> reporter: these women 40 and over are bonded by an old pastime, brought back to the future and made new again. [ cheers ] >> all right, all right! >> all right, all right, all right! well, that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. thanks so much for joining us. i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a great night. >>> now at 6:00, a fire in a building spreads to a tough one to fight. hit by strong winds, blowing through the strait. >>> a car on fire in the middle of the embarcadero. fireworks in the mission, and the wild side shows that ended without any arrests. >>> and getting paid for your work seems bold, but many aren'

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i'm trevor shirley. thank you. trevor will tap federal dietitians are now turning the wide belief that ultra-processed foods leads to obesity. >> upside down slightly. a report from the u.s. dietary guidelines advisory committee says that the evidence surrounding that belief is limited at this point. the group of 20 nutrition. experts say that there's not the fact that there is a relationship between ultra-processed foods and larger body sizes. exist are not saying that's not necessary. the case just that's not enough conclusive research. it too sound. lee state that conclusion that that they have serious concerns about previous studies that have made that link ultra-processed foods, as you know, ranges from everything like twinkies to cheetos, too. the deli meats that you get those cold cuts at the grocery store. also in your health this morning, governor gavin newsom signed a bill delaying a proposed $25 minimum wage law for health care workers. that law was june first, but instead will now go into effect on july

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i'm trevor shirley. >> president joe biden pardoned potentially thousands of former u.s.bers convicted of violating a now repealed military ban on consensual the president saying he is, quote, righting a historic wrong to clear the way for this group to regain lost benefits. biden's action grant a pardon to service members convicted under the uniform code of military justice is former article one. 25 which criminalize sodomy the law, which has been on ther books since 1951. was rewritten in 2013 to ban only forcible acts. those covered by the pardon will be able to apply to get proof. their conviction has been erased and moved to recover, lost, pay and benefits. 2 federal judges blocked biden's student loan forgiveness plan, the rulings now banned the biden administration from moving forward with his safe plan, which would eliminate debt for some and lower monthly payments and loan terms based on a borrower's income. the kansas attorney general lead this multistate effort calling it a massive victory. >> those are among the lowest paid careers there are. and so when our s

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washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. >> u.s.nd officials are now weighing in on all this over the weekend. israeli forces rescued 4 more hostages. a rare moment of celebration in israel as the conflict drags we want stop working until all the hostages come home and a cease-fire is reached. >> and it is essential to happen. the rescue effort also resulted in the deaths of 270 palestinians, according to gaza officials. we can't take. >> at face value what hamas s to the supposed gaza ministry of health. but my advice to them would be if you don't want your people killed in hostage rescue missions and you shouldn't take hostages in the first place. despite the rescue moderate israeli minister benny gantz resigned from the netanyahu government. >> he cited lack of plans by israel for a post-conflict strategy. a concern shared by the biden administration. it's critical that we. >> continue to work on plans for the day after to make sure that when it comes to security in guys when it comes to governance, when it comes to reconstructio

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i'm trevor shirley. >> thank you, trevor. time now is 10. 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news.rt. pardon the pun. some of these fires are started by vehicles. and so we're going to have some recommendations from experts on how you can make sure your vehicle doesn't star >> 10, 25 the time youtube is changing up its policies to prohibit any video demonstrating how to remove safety devices from firearms. the company's trying to keep underage users from accessing these how to videos. youtube will also make video showing handmade guns, automatic weapons and certain firearm accessories like silencers on available to viewers who are 18 and younger. changes go into effect june 18th. in contra costa county. people can now use the superior court's defended portals for traffic matters. people can now schedule their own arraignment. time to best fit their schedule and reduce any potential confusion in the arraignment process. users can also check citations request fee reductions, community service alternatives and more. the court says the defendant portal is part of their commitment not t

i'm trevor shirley.h bay, thousands of santa clara county doctors and nurses are rallying to prevent the closure of a privately owned regional medical center in san jose. that's the name of that center. >> this is on north jackson avenue. the trauma center is set to close on august. 20th and demonstrators say that center provides essential care and lifesaving procedures to heart attack and stroke. patients, workers say they've already gotten layoff notices. a fatal crash caused a major backup on westbound. i-580, in livermore for several hours this morning. lanes are now open. kron four's will tran is in livermore with the details. >> if you are leaving tracy at this time, you dodged a major bullet because all lanes are rolling right now. they actually open up all lanes at around 8.15, this morning, but it was backed up from livermore all the way to tracy. so we are talking miles for hours. this being pretty much the gateway from tracy into livermore and to the rest of the bay area and they need this. bu

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purpose, it rolls and mesh and don't go now helped propel him to start out with japan with your golf, shirley and the pots just keep coming cuz i am d. b profile created sutherland with nearly 200 roles including and the more recent blockbuster series, the 100 games we both noted above, given children that i'm not wasteful or take life for specific reasons. sutherland received an honorary oscar in 2017 and also and emmy and golden globe awards. his son and fellow act kieffer, paid tribute to him in an online post describing him as one of the most important actors in the history of film. entertainment journalist k j matthews has more on donald sutherland legacy as i think his legacy can be summed up the best by his son kiefer sutherland. you know, keep called his father, one of the most prolific actors in hollywood and said that he was probably one of the few actors that had such a range of diverse roles. and you know what, i will add to that. i will call him a renaissance man. a renaissance actor to be precise, i mean, he's 88 years old. he started acting in the early sixty's means meaning th

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if shirley oliver -- shirley oliver heard a lot of that during her 20 year marriage. >> i try not tothey called him mr. lucky because he always came back. >> leading the team was the veteran built producer. >> he was a big strong man. he wore a t-shirt that said god ride fall -- rides a harley. we bonded right away. right awa . >> he said it looks like i am going to south america. i'm going to do an assignment there. i said are you serious? we were both so excited. >> it took 26 hours for the ryan entourage to travel from san francisco to georgetown guyana. once there jim jones refused to let them visit his compound. >> i still hope we can work out something. >> for 3 days they waited while the congressman negotiated with temple lawyers. >> what are you doing down here? >> essentially to try to see my relatives. i have a mother, three sisters and a brother. i haven't seen my sisters and brothers in about four years now. >> 28-year-old jackie speier was congressman ryan's legislative aide. she helped arrange the trip and knew enough to be afraid. >> i was concerned about making the tr

shirley and the pots just keep coming cuz i am d. b profile created sutherland with nearly 200 roles including and the more recent blog bus to series, the 100 games we both noted above, given children that i'm not wasteful, or take life for specific reasons. sutherland received an honorary oscar in 2017 and also and emmy and golden globe awards. his son and fellow act kieffer, paid tribute to him in an online post describing him as one of the most important act is in the history of film. that's it for the moment. coming up next often to break the the business takes a look at renewable energy and out. some of the batteries are helping with the transition away from fossil fuels. i'm going to expand it in berlin. even about 45 minutes from now. the dream of revolution in 1979, it dictates as the most uh was supposed to have that changed my life. the people hoped for a sara society. i imagine we would change the world. tens of thousands of messages from all over the world wanted to help reconstruct the country. this mission became the dr

this purpose, it rolls and mesh and don't go now helped propel him to start of japan with the golf, shirley and the pots. just keep coming cuz i am the be profiled credit sutherland with nearly 200 wrong including and the more recent blockbuster series, the 100 games we both noted above, given children that i'm not wasteful or take life for specific reasons. sutherland received an honorary oscar in 2017 and also and amy and golden globe awards. his son and fellow act kieffer, paid tribute to him in an online post describing him as one of the most important actors in the history of film. it's all right, you are up to date after a short break. there's a documentary if i have the last remaining read boat fishers in peru. don't forget there's plenty more news and information on our website, d, w dot com and you can follow us on our social media accounts or handle is details with you can use on pop up on any s for me on the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. take care and i'll see you again after talk to connect. the my name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. wel

that is what we started discussion with national park service superintendent shirley mckenney about turning this iconic place into a landmark of its own. from a mere idea to this, the power of suggestion is truly real couple. -- truly remarkable. i want to thank everyone who has supported diana and i through this process. all of you here today, your presence means the world to us. we would not be here without the incredible unity behind us. the president first lady of the united states, secretary of the interior deb haaland, governor kathy hochul, senator kirsten gillibrand and smb member deborah glick. a special thanks to founding partners who you will hear more about later from diana. their early belief in our mission was instrumental and we are deeply grateful for your partnership. as well as all those who stood by the dozen patient in 2016, we are thankful for you for serving as a voice for the lgbt close community and helping make this a reality. we would like to express our sincere gratitude to our dedicated board of directors. for their unwavering support throughout this journey. [ap

and at fortunately became a victim herself among the four people killed this shirley taylor, she woulde turned 63 on july 1st. her daughter, angela atchley, confirmed her identity to cnn and said that her mother, who loved her children and family was the hardest working woman she can you and a great person, adding that her family is now completely lost in addition to keli weems and shirley taylor, 50-year-old roy sturgis and ellen shrum, who was at one also died in the shooting according to the arkansas state police, a total of 13 people were injured by gunfire in the shooting friday including to law enforcement officer there's an 11 civilians at approximately 11, 38 now, what one calls were received that there was an active shooting situation and the mad butcher grocery store in fordyce law enforcement responded immediately and exchanged gunfire with a lone suspect hagar, also called the shooting a completely random senseless act. >> officials say posey, the suspect is expected to be charged with four counts of capital murder. he suspected to have his first court appearance on monday.

mike copper on his over shirley. goodness and mercy should fall on me all the days of my life. and i shall dwell in the house of the lord forever. i'm sure done that for friendship between america and russia. god bless the russian people. the only 41 percent of you have to does have a non savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge and having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical. then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system. you have to prove to the government that you truly need help . the simplest way, like to explain the basic income, is that is like social security. for the rest of us, a basic income would be a monthly payments that would go to everyone. just a $1000.00 a month, no strings attached use. okay, well i would like them maybe i don't know, i just won't go crazy. the reason that i am a fan of guaranteed income because it is this idea that everybody is deserve. and

mike copper on his over shirley, goodness and mercy should follow me all the days of my life. and i shall dwell in the house of the lord forever. i'm sure done that for friendship between america and russia. god bless the russian people. the at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local b. both any resistance to the british was answered with double cruelty. hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. indigenous australians were not considered complete people. no wild beast of the forest was ever hunted down with such unsparing perseverance as they are. men, women, and children are shot when ever they can be met with squatter. henry myrick wrote in a letter to his family in england, in $1846.00 plus strategy as bad as these rightly described as blood soaked and races. if at the beginni

mike copper on his over shirley. goodness and mercy should fall on me all the days of my life. and i shall dwell in the house of the lord forever. i'm sure done that for friendship between america and russia. god bless the russian. people are accepted. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different by little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction, but again, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think a sick awful lot go that you got to get better you you go to the hospital. yes. what you need to do to help you, hey, say, i mean would, would you need to lock up the people that are drug addicts because keep going cold . turkey is like going through withdrawals, and a lot of these for

michael phelps will be speaking our dc correspondent trevor shirley has the latest.o see tonight will focus on recent accusations of illegal doping by chinese athletes >> it's a rare evening hearing designed to get more public attention. phelps will be joined by fellow olympian allison schmitt and the ceo of the u.s. anti-doping agency. the focus will be on reports that chinese athletes who tested positive for banned substances were still allowed to compete in the 2021 olympics. chinese authorities say those positive tests were the result of contaminated testing samples. the world anti-doping agency didn't question chinese officials handling of the case that organization also declined to show up atonight's hearing, despite an invitation by congress. that decision has been blasted by u.s.. lawmakers who accuse the world anti-doping agency of turning a blind eye to china. breaking the rules they set by and said nothing. >> when 23. chinese swimmers tested positive for a substance known tmz and a performance enhancing drug. in the last olympics are one of the largest co

. >> trevor shirley has more. both candidates spent the weekend campaigning trying to focus on issues they think will sway their voters. >> president joe biden raked in an estimated 30 million dollars this weekend during a single star-studded fund-raiser in los angeles. the next president is likely to have 2 new supreme court nominees during the campaign event. the president casting the supreme court is a key issue to fire up democratic and potentially independent voters. i think it is one of the scariest part. look. >> the supreme court has never been as out killed or as it is today, far from the lights of hollywood. former president donald trump courted black voters over the weekend during campaign stops in the key battleground state of michigan. crime is most rampant right here. and in. >> more people see me and they say, sir, we want protection. we want police to protect recent polling shows mister trump ferrying better with african-american voters that he did in 2016 2020. >> the former president also warned

that's in another battleground state, georgia. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley.ial media sites. could one day have a warning label like you see on tobacco? >> and alcohol. us surgeon general wants to advise parents that using social media might damage their kids, mental health. he points to a study that teenagers who spent more than 3 hours a day on social media faced a significantly higher risk of mental health issues and have lower self-esteem. a warning label would require approval from congress. so no warning label yet. we're in the early stages. >> it's 10. 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, doctors are stressing the importance mental health for men. the warning signs to look men. the warning signs to look for. we know you care. [music plays] but if this is all too real for you and your loved ones. ♪♪ make the call. because we care too. ♪♪ home instead. to us, it's personal. >> san francisco school board begins weighing criteria for which will of the 120 public schools is going to close or merge because of declining enrollment enrollment has dropp

but chi hased states congressmas clyburn and atlanta mayor shirley franklin.his accomplishments do not go unnoticed within the democratic party. in 2008, he on president obama's socacommittee. his ability to reach across the aisle to get things done has led to numerous achieving including beg named time magazine's 40 under 40 andoñoute one list of the nation's most influential african-americans in 2015 and top 30 under 30 in july 2010, 2014. bakari has served as a featured speaker at political events, universities and national trade organizations across the country. such as the 2008 and 2016 democratic national convention. april ryan is a long time white house correspondent. most dc political analysts and dc bureau chief for the grio she appearedal analyst from 2017 until 2023. she has received several awards and honors and she is the author of several books, including her most recent black women world save the nation and anthem please join bakari sellers in april to discuss his latest■afd work, the moment thoughts on, the race reckoning that wasn't an how can

shirley, they cannot be looking across the entire industry at this point.stine: michael dell's family office, one of the richest people in the world. his family was involved in the guest leveraged buyout deal of the year so far for endeavor group, a talent agency. the has not closed yet. it is expected close in 2025, but that was a very prominent example. others are a european and german family. they are not particular involved in the u.s. they come from boilers, not exactly a sexy industry, but they were involved in a deal alongside kkr. and the family behind lego was also involved in a big deal. so it is kind of happening all over the world involving some of the biggest ee names, involving fortune bonds on both sides of the atlantic, and we are seeing a variety. sonali: we have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time. i love some of the reactions we are getting to the story as well. for example on the platform x -- "all for earning a few percentage points below their beta going forward, but feeling so much more clever than the average joe in an

. >> get it, miss shirley. >> reporter: shirley wilfred is 88.ellowship. the group has grown beyond the ropes with a podcast. >> we do all of the things that we did when we were growing up. >> reporter: and a documentary featuring members like 46-year-old shelly edwards. >> i almost can't see me doing anything else. >> come on, come on, come on, come on! >> reporter: and now that i'm officially over 40, i was allowed to try. and try. until i finally got it. [ cheers ] these women 40 and over are bonded by an old pastime. brought back to the future and made new again. [ cheers ] >> all right, all right, all right! >> that was jericka duncan reporting and jumping. and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you the news continues. for others tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm matt pieper. >>> >>> it's monday, june 10th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." israel's daring rescue mission. new details about the raid, how it unfolded, the

i'm trevor shirley. >> all right, before the castro, there was also sausalito.ng woman in the east bay this week of juneteenth. we meet the first black woman to serve as stanley and rose police new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser? with the scrubbing power of magic eraser and the cleaning power of dawn. watch it make soap scum here... disappear... and sprays can g lveme like that ultra foamy meit on contact. magic. new ultra foamy magic eraser. >> happening now, the giants open oracle ans to honor willie mays in play tribute to the leagues. let's check back in with kron four's sara stinson. she's live from the ballpark with a look at that scene there. hey, sarah. >> stephanie have never seen oracle park white this summer. usually hear. we hear. fans just screaming of excitement. and right now they're sad music playing and eo walking onto the field to honor the forever giant willie mays. and joining us live is a giants fan. someone who grew up in the bay area watching the giants and of course, willie mays. what's it like to be here on the field to honor such a

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they've identified the four people who did not survive 81 year old ellen shrum, 62 year old shirley taylor, 50 year old roy sturgis and 23 year old carly weems. she was trained as a nurse and was rendering aid when she was fatally shot. she loved god. >> she loved her daughter, she loved her family, and she left the people just horrific. >> weems is survived by her ten month old daughter, ivy mae. the 44 year old suspect is in custody and is facing four counts of capital murder. well what was supposed to be a three hour trek turned into a scary experience that lasted more than a week for a man in california. >> thankfully, he's back home now, and he says he is very grateful. this morning, a man who was stranded in northern california mountains for ten days is talking about how he survived. >> i'm sore and a little tired. i lost my voice. >> 34 year old luke mclish set out for a hike on june 11th in the santa cruz mountains, where he says he got lost. mclish was declared missing five days later on father's day, when he didn't show up for a dinner. rescuers finally found him last thursday. >

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. >> reporter: shirley is deaf and blind and says it was a brand-new experience for her.ng a fox. >> that's first time i ever got to touch a fox. i was able to pet it. and that's the first time i've experienced anything like that. it was just a wonderful experience. the snake not so much. >> reporter: some of the visitors also have support service providers with them like danny lucero. he's deaf himself but spent the day helping those who are deaf-blind get around. >> i sigh theee their energy fl out of them. the mood is definitely positive today. >> hopefully other zoos follow suit, too. >>> there is a homesick crocodile in brevard county, florida. a croc was moved a hundred miles away, but now it's back to stay. the crocodile seems to prefer this particular habitat and wranglers won't intervene as long as the animal keeps to itself and doesn't do anything concerning. >>> the olympic torch relay is on its way to the paris 2024 games. crowds gathered to watch as the torch made its way through french guyana over the weekend. this stop over the atlantic marks the first time

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>> reporter: christy shirley can't get enough of the sudden cicada invasion near her home in southerninois. thank god we kind of know what's going on here, because if we really didn't know what this was all about, this would be scary. >> oh, yes. someone would think that zombies would be next. >> reporter: the arrival of these rather unique looking bugs that crawl out of the ground and up into the trees was quite predictable. periodical cicadas have emerged like clockwork every 13 or 17 years, depending on their brood. it's been about as easy as astronomers predicting a solar eclipse. >> now we're seeing periodical cicadas coming out of the ground predicted by entomologists. at a time when people have lost faith in science, this shows that science works and we get it right. >> reporter: biologist gene kritsky has been studying cicadas for decades, but he says climate change may be changing the cicadas timing. they count years throug the fluid flow in tree roots. when their year to emerge to arise, they stay until the ground reaches 64 degrees. but on our warming planet, precipitation

. >> and shirley what if you have a government agency competing with you you usually lose private sectorisions and public sector decisions with resiliency. i think it's problematic i also think it's highly risky fannie and freddie to get into the offerings most of the products are in second loss position. in the first loss position it's not place. >> it does seem akin to sweeping socialization of swath of the housing market which has all sorts of implications. >> of the further socialization of the housing (÷market. any more than that will be a great risk to the taxpayer. >> if you describe next year's you have all the ramp up of the biden large-scale vending programs. the first 18 months in office. much of that expires. the healthcare stuff, some of the provisions that biden put in place our tax policy. tax co.25. we also have the individual rate all business rates. the third tax system in the united states corporate ■nrate the small business rate and the personal rates. and the personal rates expire you have a confluence of a fiscal clef unlike anything we've seen. in american y. the d

. >> reporter: angela ashley says her mother shirley taylor was one of the victims killed. >> reporterwhat has the last 24 hours been like for you? >> total hell. she was our rock. >> reporter: also killed, 23-year-old callie weems, grocery shopping on her day off grocery shopping for her mother, leaving behind 10-month-old baby. >> wailing and screaming because my daughter is 23 years old. this isn't supposed to happen to her. >> reporter: nbc news also confirming the third victim killed as 50-year-old roy burton sturgess, according to his daughter. this graphic video appears to show a man with a long gun pointing and shooting at cars in the parking lot outside the grocery store friday, though police have not verified it is the suspect named in the case. >> it was rough, man. i see people lying in the parking lot. didn't know if they were dead or not. >> reporter: this arkansas community now among the latest trying to find peace in the aftermath of senseless gun violence. >> our thanks for that report. >>> now to columbus, ohio. ten people there were shot in the city's arch district e

i'm jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news shirley means a lot to so many. jocelyn thank you.you mentioned, truly magical night of baseball in birmingham, honoring the late, great willie mays and the rest of the baseball players of the leagues. nbc's laura b'rit got to take it all in, in person. and it was a special night here at rickwood field in birmingham, alabama, as major league baseball honored the leagues and celebrated the life and legacy of willie mays. there were nods to willie mays all around rickwood field, including the clock and left field on the manual scoreboard set to 824. willie mays wore the number eight when he played for the birmingham barons back in 1948 and, as you know, sported the number 24 throughout his major league baseball career. i got the chance to talk to some of the giants players about what this game means to them mike yastrzemski, logan webb, both saying that this was a great honor to step foot on this field. they took the field tonight with some of the league players who used to play right here at rickwood, and both of them saying that that

and by this time, it is, of course, a day though, shirley from jubilation for those families, as you mentioned, who welcome home to her most held captives, but the, the reportedly massive number of civilian fatalities due to the operation that isn't getting anywhere near the same coverage i would say so well, the results of this indiscriminate, it's uh, shilling it taking the lives of 4 over $200.00 people already. and as those numbers are still growing in the beginning, we're talking about dozens. then i'm us official told are the that the numbers a 150 minds you only those that were killed, the number of injuries isn't much are and that we're getting from the authority in the gods or that the number of victims is way over 200 now this is over the last few days. this only added to the value of the listing is killed just a couple of days ago on the 6th of june. the same area was targeted by the israeli defense forces, where at least 40 people were killed at once again. among those 40 people were women and children at this for a few g camp. i mean people that were displaced from the,