34 year old palestinian from st. pete's which is to the north of the occupied west bank and he managed to enter inside israel without in his way leading to the city permits. these permits are needed for anyone from the occupied to us bank or the besieged because it's true to be able to enter into his role. but there are ways that palestinians can go and get inside there. so there has been a lot of discussion now about how they can enforce these really forces. how can they enforce side to distractions, not only against palestinian workers, but also against anyone who is inside as well without such permit since the beginning of the war we've been hearing and seeing how these really establishment has, you know, cracked down elite people is going inside israel without the permits, how those permits have been really severely restricted, not allowing anyone to go in, in terms of workers. then we so these restrictions being ease, elizabeth, allowing certain workers to go inside with the permits. now this is basically becoming the discussion is that they consider this a security threats that t

oh, there is a 34 year old palestinian from st. pete's which is to the north of the occupied west bank and he managed to enter inside israel without in his way leading to the city permits. these permits are needed for anyone from the occupied to us bank or the besieged because it's true to be able to enter into his role. but there are ways that palestinians can go and get inside there. so there has been a lot of discussion now about how they can enforce these really forces. how can they enforce cited restrictions, not only against palestinian workers, but also against anyone who is inside as well without such permit since the beginning of the war we've been hearing and seeing how these really establishment has, you know, crackdowns indigo people is going inside israel without the permits how those permits have been really severely restricted, not allowing anyone to go in, in terms of workers. then we, so these restrictions being ease, elizabeth, allowing certain workers to go inside with the permits. now this is basically becoming the discussion is that they consider this a security th

93 percent of jobs and bangladesh should go to people who st. pete as ever. do you then access? yeah, but the 93 percent will go to the might. so you all in agreement that the quotes are system unfairly benefited. those close to the ruling a while me lead polity, which of course was founded by those who for the independence war, that is the arguments that the protest is i'm making. that is not correct, because let me tell you this on 2008 team. when the circle was issue, the apple is the code to you to take a data preceding 5 years when the quote that was there. then you can look at this, out of the 30 percent of the freedom fighters score to how many people was recruited, what percentage of the people fall into that category? what recruited it was only 8 percent. it was never failed because the, the way it was it, it works is 1st you have to apply for the preliminary exam. it's more than a 100000 people apply for it, then it, then some people pass through it, then you have to apply for the region exam. and also they, you know, you shock listed that becomes 2.5 percent of the to

tampa, st. pete area getting in the initial rain bands. there's going to be a lot of rainfall.rack will take it north and northeast into this area, landfall expected late tomorrow morning around lunchtime. that's the timing now and anywhere along and east of the track you'll have the onshore flow, pushes the water up into these other kind of fishing communities in the big bend area. there's a storm surge warning, 6 to 10 feet of surge. there's also the hurricane warning, winds could gust over 75 to 80 miles an hour. that means there's going to be power outages. we've got dry air wrapping around the back of a storm and that's going to hold the intensification at bay at this point. we'll see if that is our lucky card at this point and see how long that lasts but right now the official forecast is landfall as a cat 1. the rainfall is going to be prolific. you're in florida, 6 to 8 inches around tampa. flood watches are up in this area, in the big bend until tuesday morning. we could see over a foot of rain and then the real concern is debbie's slowing down and stalling off the sou

really important because the kremlin, rosemary is trying to let people in the big cities, moscow, st. petet is berg believed that this is a war, but it's over there and it really doesn't affect them, et cetera. whereas obviously we're risking it is beginning to affect russians very directly. and then they're also saying, tell human interest stories, don't tell big serious theoretical things. go for the human stories of people who have been killed or injured. and then finally, make sure that russians know that the government and putin are on their side and we'll never leave anyone behind that type of message when they're issuing those types. of directions. i think that we realized we can definitely realize that they understand they have a big problem in a propaganda pr sense with their own people arrived. and how do you expect to putin to respond militarily to this ukrainian incursion and how what was it even possible that russia was taken off guard by this i don't know how he can explain it quite honestly. >> i think we're going to have to see what does he do to the people were in charge w

oh, there is a 34 year old palestinian from st. pete's which is to the north of the occupied west bank and he managed to answer inside israel without in his really mid city permits. these permits are needed for anyone from the occupied to us back or the besieged because this trip to be able to enter into his role. but there are ways that palestinians can go and get inside there. so there has been a lot of discussion now about how they can enforce these really forces. how can they enforce cited restrictions, not only against palestinian workers, but also against anyone who is inside as well without such permits? since the beginning of the war we've been hearing and seeing how these really establishment has, you know, crackdown elite people is going inside israel without the permits. how those permits have been really severely restricted, not allowing anyone to go in, in terms of workers. then we, so these restrictions being ease, elizabeth, allowing certain workers to go inside with the permits. now this is basically becoming the discussion is that they consider this a security threat t

marks and then also around tampa st. pete, you're looking at storm surge of three to five feet, but the peak area is going to be right here through the big bend where you're talking six to ten feet of storm surge? now that's the flooding coming in from the ocean. we also have the flooding components coming down from above in the form of rainfall, a lot of these areas of northern florida, you're talking widespread, six inches of rain, some as high as a foot, but then you start going northward into places like georgia and the carolinas where that system is expected to essentially stall over then now you're starting to see widespread totals of a foot of rain. some of these areas looking at 20 to 30 inches total, again, that could be potentially historic numbers for some of these states, especially south carolina, that's why the weather prediction center has issued an extremely rare high risk for excessive rainfall and flooding on day three, which is considered tuesday for this particular area here across south carolina and the e

now you've still got a tropical storm warning along much of the west coast so that includes tampa, st. peteles, and pretty much all the way down to that southwestern point, you still have some tropical storm watches in effect for the keys. and i know that may not sound like it should make sense because it would clearly hit this area first, but that's because we just simply don't know if it will make it to tropical storm strength before it continues to pass over that area because he here's a look at the track. it's going to be awfully close. as it crosses over the keys, whether or not it's still going to be a tropical depression or a tropical storm, but it is expected to become a tropical storm, especially once it gets out over those nice, warm, open waters. the thing here is right before landfall, it gets up to about 70 miles per hour. remember, 75 is a hurricane, so it's going to be awfully close. and the key thing here too, is even when it continues on, notice how it really slows down. so flooding is going to be the biggest component with this particular storm. >> now we talked about it g

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it's pete driving kennedy around on st patrick's, and it's just like got this potentially first catholic president on st patrick's day going through small town wisconsin. a bunch of nuns flag him down. all the kennedy teams like keep driving, keep driving. and pete's like, i think we'll stop. and they're all just like that. that makes life magazine later at lunch, there's a there's a priest who's very boisterous and needs a lot of attention. everyone's like, let's get out of here. and of course pete's like, let's stop and talk to him. so i love him because i mean, he did so much. there's a moment where he likes the keys in the trunk of the car. kennedy didn't love that, but that didn't make the book. i thought a lot more to admire about pete than the missteps, but just the camaraderie of these two. i mean, the reason they met each other was because kennedy was at a campaign event, i think in river falls, happened to meet guy named pete de gaulle, and he was trying to get to a player because, well, i can give you a ride. kennedy and kennedy's like, all right. well, i guess i'll hop in the

i'm pete hegseth in for jesse on friday nigh ft. st >> well, the grades are in and connell harris last night se flunked her exam. >> did you see her on television last night? this is going to bet? the president. e th this is going to be our the president of our country? sr i don't think so. and it's the first interview nobody'sg in like ever seen anything like it. and if you're too weak to don- a one on one interview with a person that was so soft, you know, i know, dana, she', always, you know nasty. it was a very weak interview. from the standpoint of cnn.n. >> i think cnn shouldk be ashamed of themselves. >> just like joe at the debate, the country watched the kamala harris bubble pop in real time last night. and as trump mentioned it, was it because cnn's dana bash asked any hard hitting questions? >> she did not. it's becauseashty hard kamala pd she's not obama and she's not no biden.e' she's worse. what we're about to show you hide the kids will shock you, not only did she not look presidential, hunched over like a break room-roo

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